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GRAY'S ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
PUBLIC OFFICES continued.
TOLBOOTH CHURCH, Higl. street, James
Marshall, A.M. minister.
TOWER SIGNAL and READING ROOM,
Leith, end of the Pier.
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, Edinburgh, City
Chambers.
TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, Leith, Tolbooth
wynd.
TOWN MISSION, Leith, George M'Alpin,
John Hamilton, W. Day, agents.
TRADES' MAIDEN HOSPITAL,_ Argylesquare,
Rev. J. Gardner, M.D. chaplain," Miss Burgess,
governess, Miss Smith and Miss Hutchison,
teachers, Wm. Fraser, clerk.
TRACT DEPOSITORY, 22 Niddry street.
TRAFALGAR MASONIC LODGE, Jn. Fraser,
master.
TRAFFICKERS, or MERCHANT COMPANY,
incorporation of, Pillans Scarth, W. S. clerk.
TRANSPORT OFFICE, 30 Constitution street,
Lieut. W. F. Wentworth, R.N. resident agent
for transports.
TRINITY HOSPITAL, designed as a refuge for
decayed burgesses of Edinburgh, their widows,
sons, and daughters. The number entertained is
40 persons, who are clothed and maintained in
the most comfortable manner. There are, be-
sides, about 100 persons who enjoy pensions paid
quarterly; Cunningham and Bell, W.S. clerks.
TRINITY HOUSE,104 Kirkgate. Robert Bruce,
master and treas. Joshua Richmond, secretary.
TRON CHURCH, High street, Alex. Brunton,
D.D. and John Hunter, A.M. ministers.
TRUSTEES' OFFICE for the encouragement of
manufactures, 81 George street, open from eleven
to three, James Skene, secretary.
TRUSTEES' ACADEMY, Royal Institution,
Mound.
UNITARIAN CHAPEL, Young street, B. T.
Stannus, minister.
UNITED ASSOCIATE CHAPELS, Bristo st.
James Peddie, D.D. and Wm. Peddie, ministers
— -Broughton place, John Brown, D.D. minister
— . Coburg street, James Harper, minister — .
; Cowgate, William Nisbet, minister — Kirkgate,
Eb. Halley, minister — Leith Links, John Smart,
A.M. minister — Lothian Road, David Marr,
A.M. minister — . Nicolson street, George John-
ston, minister — Portsburgh, J. Robertson, mi-
nister — . Potterrow, John Ritchie, D.D. minister
— Rose street, John M'Gilchrist, minister — .
St Bernard's, Robert Renwick, minister.
UNITED SERVICE CLUB, Club-house, 14
Queen street, Capt. Win. Cargill, late of 74th
regiment, secretary.
UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH, the Lord
Provost, lord rector — . George Husband Baird,
D.D. principal — .Divinity, Thomas Chalmers,
D.D .Divinity and Church History, David
Welsh, D.D. — .Oriental Languages, Alexander
Brunton, D.D. — Humanity, Jas. Pillans, A.M.
— Greek, Geo. Dunbar, A.M Mathematics,
William Wallace — Logic, David Ritchie, D.D.
— Moral Philosophy and Political Economy,
John Wilson — . Natural Philosophy, Forbes — .
Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, Andrew Brown,
D. D. — Agriculture, David Low — . Natural
History, Robert Jameson — , Universal History,
William Fraser Tytler, Sir William Hamilton,
Bart. — Civil Law, Douglas Cheape — . Law of
Scotland, Geo. Joseph Bell — Conveyancing,
Macvey Napier — . Anatomy and Surgery, Alex.
PUBLIC OFFICES continued.
Monro, M.D. — Chemistry and Chemical Phar-
macy, Thos. C. Hope, M.D Materia Medica,
Robt. Christison, M.D. — Theory of Physic, W.
Pulteney Alison, M.D Pathology, J. Thom-
son, M.D .Practice of Physic, J. Home, M.D.
— Surgery, J. W. Turner — . Midwifery, and
Diseases of Women and Children, J. Hamilton,
jun. M.D. — Clinical Medicine, Professors of
the Medical Faculty — . Clinical Surgery, James
Syme — Botany, Regius ditto, Robert Graham,
M.D. — Military Surgery, Sir George Ballingall,
M.D — Medical Jurisprudence, Thomas Stewart
Traill, M.D.— Alex. Brunton, D. D. librarian
— • Robert Jameson, regius keeper of the museum
— . W. Wallace, treasurer — John Waugh, Alex.
Smellie, and D. Stevenson, printers — Duncan
Stevenson, chief manager of the press.
VOLUNTARY CHURCH ASSOCIATION,
Rev. Dr John Brown, James Peddie, jun. esq.
W.S. secretaries.
WATER Co.'s OFFICE, 10 Hanover street, open
from ten to three, and from six to eight ; Francis
Cameron, collector.
WATSON'S (GEORGE) HOSPITAL, J. F.
Brown, house governor, Meadows.
WEIGHT AND MEASURE OFFICE, Impe-
rial Standard, 14 Royal exchange.
WERNERIAN NAT. HISTORY SOCIETY,
Patrick Neill, secretary.
WESTERN DISPENSARY, for Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, 13 Charlotte place ; attendance,
Tuesdays and Fridays, at 2 o'clock.
WESTERN GENERAL DISPENSARY, 32
Fountainbridge.
WESTERN GENERAL DISPENSARY, Wm.
Home, esq. W.S, 10 South Charlotte street, sec.
WINE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND, James
Balfour, 14 George street, Edinburgh, manager.
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.
THE ACCURACY OF THE FOLLOWING LISTS, CON-
NECTED WITH THE POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT,
MAY BE FULLY DEPENDED ON ; AN APPLICA-
TION TO SIR EDWARDS LEES, TO CAUSE THEIR
CAREFUL REVISION AND CORRECTION BY A
COMPETENT PERSON, HAVING BEEN MOSTKINDLY
AND PROMPTLY COMPLIED WITH.
GENERAL POST DELIVERY The first
delivery commences at 8 a. m. and includes the
letters by the North and Glasgow (night) Mails.
The second delivery commences about 40 minutes
after the arrival of the Curricle Mail, — and, in
addition to the London letters and newspapers,
includes letters from York, Newcastle, Morpeth,
Galashiels, Melrose, St BoswelPs, Kelso, Jedburgh,
Lauder, Coldstream, Greenlaw, Earlston, Black-
sheils, and Ford.
The third delivery commences at 5 p. m. and
includes the letters by the Stirling, Dumfries, and
Carlisle Mails.
PENNY-POST DELIVERY. — The first
delivery commences at 8 a. m. and includes all
letters put in at the General Office between a
quarter before 6 p. m. and 8 a. m. ; at the
various Receiving Houses in Town between 5 p. m.
and a quarter after 7 a. m. ; and at Leith between
5 p. m. and 6 a. m. ; also Libberton, Lasswade,
Dalkeith, Ford, Kirkliston, Corstorphine, Uphall,
Cramond, Musselburgh, Prestonpans, and Por-
tobello Twopenny Posts.