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A TABLE, showing, by the Dominical Lettek, the Day of the Month and Week in
any Year of the Nineteenth Century.
Dominical Letters for the Years
ISOO to 1809 inclnsiye.
E.
D.
C-
B.
A. G. 1 F.
1
Days of the Month and Week.
1800
1801
1802
1805
18')4 1805
(
1806
1837
1812
1813
1808
1814
1809 1810; 1811
1815 1816
1
S
1
sa
1
Fr
1
Th
1
W
1
Tu
1
VI
2M
2
S
2
Sa
2
Fr
2
Th
2
VV
•2
Tu
1817
1818
1819
1820
182i;i822
3 I'u
M
5
S
3
Sa
3
Fr
3
Th
3
VV
«..„
'— —
4 W
4
Tu
4 M
4
■5
4|Sa
4
Fr
4
rh
H23
1824
1825
182611827
5 Th
5iW
5]Tu
5 M
5
s
5
Sa
5
Fr
;
6iFr
6Th
e'w
eTu
6!m
6
S
6
Sa
1828,1829
830
1831
1S3'2 1833
7!Sa
tP'
7Th
7W
7Tu
7
M
7
3
1
1 '
8
Is
8!Sa
SiFr
8 Th
8|VV
8
Tu
8
VI
1834 1835
1836
1857 1858 18J9
9,M
9 S
9 Sa
9 Fr
9Th
9
W
9
lu
i
1
— ; — ; —
lOTu
lin M
10
IS
10, Sa
1(1 Fr
10
Th
10
VV
1840
1841
1812
1813 :1844
UiW
111 Tu
iiIm
11
'S
U'Sa
11
Fr
11
rh
! —
12Th
12 W
i2iTu
12 M
12 Is
12
Sa
12
Fr
1845 1846
1847
1818
1849;i85l
13 Fr
il5 Th
13 VV
13 Tu
13 M
13
S
13
Sa
1
11 Sa
jllFr
14Th
14, W
HiTu
14
M
14
S
1851
1852
1853
1851
1855
15
Is
115 Sa
15Fr
jl.SiTh
15 W
15
lu
15
\t
1
16 Vf
16, Is
16Sa
Ifi'Fr
16
Th
16
VV
16
Tu
1856 1857
1858
1859
1186'
1861
17 Tu
i7:m
17
1 ■?
!l7'Sa
17
Fr
17
Th
17
VV
— — 1
18 W
18lTu
18!m
18; Is
18
Sa
18
Fr
8
Th
1862 1863
1864 1865' 18661 18671
l9Th
19; w
19 Tu
19 M
19
S
19
Sa
19
Fr
1
1
20, Fr
2"Th
20 \V
|20 Tu
201 M
20
S
20
Sa
1868
1869:1870 1871
1872
21 Sa
Isi'Fr
21 ih
:>] VV
2i;tu
21
M
21
s
1
22
S
i22,Sa
22 Fr
i'2 Th
22 VV
'2-2
lu
22
\I
1875 1874
1875
;1876
1877; 1878
23 M
25 Is
23 Sa
'25 Fr
23 Til
23
VV
25
Tu
1
21 Tu
21|M
24
S
21 Sa
21 Fr
24
Ih
I'l
VV
1879
1880
1881 1882
1883
25 W
25jTu
25 M
25i S
25 Sa
25
Fr
25
Th
1
1
-26! Th
26, W
26 Tu
i2C M
26
S
it
Sa
2fi
Fr
1884 1885
1886
1887
1888 1889
27' Fr
27|Th
27 VV
|27 Tu
27 M
27
S
:'7
Sa
j
28Sa
28 Fr
28 Th
128 VV
28 Tu
28
M
28
S
1890
1891
1892! 1893
1891 1895
29
is
29!Sa
29 Fr
129 Th
"29] VV
29
lu
29
M
3(1 '\I
30
1'?
3,jSa
'3i) Fr
50:Th
3
VV
30
Tu
]H96 1897|189S 18991
31 Tu
31' M 1
31
S
^Sli'ia
31' Fr 1
31
Ih
31
W
Jan.
A.
B. '
C7
D.
±..
F
-
G.
Feb.
D.
D.
G.
E.
F.
F.
B.
G.
G.
A.
B.
B.
C.
March,
^pril.
E.
A.
D.
C.
A.
C.
E.
F.
May.
JutiP.
6.
C.
D.
E.
A.
F.
G.
A.
D.
E.
F.
G.
B.
C.
Juy.
G.
A
B.
C.
D.
E.
F
\U .'USt.
C
F.
A.
D.
E
F.
G.
A.
-
B.
Sept.
Oct.
G.
A.
B.
D.
C.
D.
E.
B.
C.
F.
E.
F.
~""l
XOT.
D.
E.
G.
B.
C.
Deo.
F.
G.
A. B.
C.
D. "
E
ExPLAKATioN '. — In the Left-Hand Table are the Years of the Century, and above
each of which is the Dominical Letter correspiindin$T with that Year. Then, opposite
to the Month and Week, at the Foot of the Right-Hand Table, will be found a corre-
sponding Letter, over which are placed the Days of the Month and Week for that
Month, (distinguishing the Sundays by a different Type.) Each Blank Space in the
Left Hand Table shows the year following to be Leap Year ; and as every Leap Year
has two Dominical Letters, the Letter above the Blank Space must be used for
January and Februai-y in every Leap Year, and for the other Months, use the Letters
belonging to the respective Years.
By transposing the Dominical Letters, this Calendar would answer for any Century.
Outlet; tfje Ipatvonage of
SIR EDWARD S. LEES,
SECRETARY TO THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND.
THE
POST-OFFICE
ANNUAL DIRECTORY,
AND CALENDAR,
FOR
1843-44.
THIRTY-EIGHTH PUBLICATION.
EDINBURGH :
PRINTED BY BALLANTYNE AND HUGHES.
1845.
Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive
in 2010 witii funding from
National Library of Scotland
http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeannual184344edin
GENERAL INDEX.
General Directory, Edinburgh and Leith,
County Directory, ......
Professions' and Trades' Directory in Edinburgh and Leith,
Street Directory — Edinburgh and Leith,
Page
I
265
223
137
Page
Academy for General Education . 412
Academy for Writing and Accounts, . ib.
Agency, House, (Sword's) . . 409
Artificial Limb and Bandage Maker, . 410
Artificial Teeth, Mr Mein, . . 414
Balerno Directory, . . . 265
Bank Holidays, . . . v
Banks and Banking Companies, . 340
Bookbinding and Stationery, . . 408
Books published, New French Grammar, 412
Books Published, the Tenth Thousand, 411
Calendar, . . . . vi
Canal Conveyance, . . . 406
Curpet and Furniture Warehouse, . 414
Carriers, J. and P. Cameron, . 405
Carrier, J. Ilargreaves, . . ib.
Carriers from E>linhurgh, . . 333
Clothes, second hand, . . 412
Clothes, second hand, . . 409
Churches and Chapels in Edinburgh, . 345
Coach Offices, . . 328
Coal Blerchants, Johnstone and Briggs, . 412
Coal, Fort rfopetoun, . . 407
Coal, Sir John Hope's, . . 409
Coals, (E. and G. Railway,) . . 408
Coals, E. and G, Railway) Wm. Wilcocks, 404
CoLiNTON Directory, . 265
Cooking, Mrs M'Ewan, . . 412
CoRSTORPHiNE Directory, . . 266
Counting- House Calendar, , . v
County Directory, Index to places in, . 288
Cramond Directory, . . . 206
CuRRiE Directory, . , 267
Dalkeith Directory, . ib.
Dental Surgery, Mr Jameson, . . 408
Dental Surgery, Mr Vernon, . 410
Dental Surgery, Mr Chisholm . . 413
Drawing Institution, . . 417
Dressing and Writing Case Makers, . 412
Dyers and Scourers, . . . 410
Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Coal, ib.
English School, (M'Donald's,) . 402
English School, (Mr Henderson,) . 4l3
English and Irish Claims and Affidavits, 410
Equitable Loan Co. of Scotland, • 414
Fife and Mid- Lothian Ferries, . 339
Forest and Garden Contractor, . 414
French Teacher, Madame Buquet, . ib.
Page
Ford Directory, . . P 270
Gentlemen's Dress, . . . 414
Greek, Teacher of, . . . 417
Hackney Coach Fares, 332
Heraldry, (Alexander Deuchar,) . 420
Hermiston Directory, . . 271
Hospital and Dispensary, Minto House, 409
Institution (Edinburgh) for the Education
of Young Ladies, . . 398
Institution (Scottish) for the Education of
Young Ladies, . . .400
Irish & English Claims & Affidavits, 410
Ironmongery, Gasfitting,& Bath Establishment, 407
Ironmongers' Furnishing, Sibbald & Son, 403
Job and Post-Master, Isaac Scott, • 417
Kirkliston Directory, . • 271
KiRKNEWTON Directory, . • 272
Lapidary and Seal engraver, • • 414
Lasswade Directory, . . • 272
Leech Depot, .... 408
Letter-Carriers' Districts, . . xxi
LiBBERToN Directory, . . • 274
Linen, household, . . • 407
Loanhead Directory, . . * 274
Mail Coaches, . • . * 328
Mail Coach Routes. . . ' 323
Mangle (Family) Manufactory, ' 410
Members of Parliament for Scotland, • 343
Messengers-at-Arms in Scotland, . 348
Money to Lend, . . .414
Musselburgh Directory, . . 275
Names too late to be inserted in the proper
place, .... 136
National Security Savings' Bank, . 380
Newspapers, London, . . 410
Optician, Thomas Dunn, , . 406
Packet-Vessels from Leith, , . 331
Pennycuick Directory, . . 279
Plumbers and Brassfounders, . 411
Police Establishment, . . . 346
Porter, Double Stout Dublin, . 413
PoRTOBELLo and Duddingston Directory, 281
Postage Directory. (See Index,) . 293
Post- Office, General, Officers of, . 294
pRESTONPANs and Cockenzie Directory, 284
Public CfEces, with the hours of attendance, 347
Railway Trivelling — between Edinburgh,
Leith, Portobello, and Dalkeith, . 415
11
GENERAL INDEX.
Rates of Porterage, . .
Ratho Directory, . .
RosLiN Directory,
Singing;, Teacher of,
Slatzfokd Directory, .
Stage Coaches,
Stamp Duties, .
Statuary, National Monument,
Steam Ships, London, Leith, Edinburg
Glaspow,
Steam Vessels from Leith,
■ from Glasgow,
Streets, Squares, Places, &c., List of.
Table for calculating Wages,
of Simple Interest,
Page
330
285
ib.
410
286
329
xviii
407
398
331
332
Page
Table showing the number of days in one
month, to the same day in any other month, xx
413
346
286
401
287
408
413
417
408
406
407
288
413
Tailor and Clothier,
Town-Council of Edinburgh,
Tranent Directory,
Umbrtlla and Parasol Manufactory, .
Uphall Directory,
Upholsterers, Auctioneers, and Appraisers,
and Upholsterer, Appraiser, and Auctioneer,
Vegetable Medicine,
Wearing Appare!,
Wearing Apparel,
Whip and Thong Manufactory,
WiNCKBCJRGH Directory,
Wcod Merchant, Joiner, and Undertaker,
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Aberdeen Fire and Life,
Asylum Foreign and Do-
mestic . .
Atlas Fire and Life
Britannia Life .
Caledonian,
City of Glasgow Life
Commercia' Life
Economic Life
Edinburgh Life,
English and Scottish Law,
Fire, & Life,
Experience Life,
Friendly,
Gnardian Fire End Life
Globe File and Life
353
Imperial Fire & Life
372
Law Life,
368
365
Licensed Victuallers' Fire
358
and Life
364
363
London Union Fire & Life
337
S61
Minerva Life
380
390
Mutual Accumulation
385
362
National Fire & Life (of
S52
Scotland,)
382
384
National Loan Fund Life
Assurance Society,
369
S59
National Security Saving
397
Bank,
280
381
North British
39b
351
Northern Reversion,
387
373
Norwich Union Life & Fire
392
Palladium Life . 393
Pelican Life, . 371
Protestant Dissenters' 366
Scotland, Insurance Co. of 360
Scottish Amicable, 363
Scottish Equitable Life 394
Scottish Provident Institu-
tion, . . 333
Scottish Reversionary Interest
Society, . 396
Scottish Union, Fire & Life 378
Scottish Widows' Fund 374
Standard Life . 388
United Kingdom, 357
Yorkshire Fire and Life 376
COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR, 1843-44.
Bank Holidays marked *.
JUNE
Sun.
Mori. .
'I'ues. .
Wed. .
Thur. 1
Frid. 2
Sat. 3
, 1843.
4-11 18 25
6 12 19 26
6 13*20 27
7 14.21*28
8 15 22 29
9 16 23 30
10 17 21
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frill.
Sat.
JULY, 1843.
2 9 16 23 30
, 3 10 17 24 31
4. II 18 2j
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 1 4, 2 1 28
1 8 15 22 29
AUGUST, 1843.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fiia.
Sat.
. 6 13 20 27
. 7 14 21 28
1 8 15 22 29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
SEPXEMBEB, 1843.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Tliur.
Fnd.
Sat.
3 10 17 24
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
8 15 22 29
9 16 23 30
OCTOBER, 1843.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Tliar.
Frid.
Sat.
1 8 15 22 29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 2128
NOVEMBER, 1843.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
*5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
8 15 22 29
9 16 23 30
10 17 24
11 18 25
DECEMBER, 1843.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid. 1
Sat. 2
10 17 24 31
11 18*25
12 19 26
13 20 27
14 21 28
15 22 29
16 23 30
JANUARY, 1844.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
7 14 21 28
*1 8 15 22 29
2 9 10 23*30
3 10 17 24 31
4 11 1825
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
FEBRUARY, 1844. JUNE, 1844.
Sun. . 4 1118 251 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
8 15 22 29
9 16 23
10 17 24
MARCH, 1844.
Sun. 3 10 17 24 31
Mon. 4 11 18 25
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid. 1
Sat. 2
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 2128
8 15 22 29
9 16 23 30
APRIL, 1844.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
7 14 2128
1 8 15 22 29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24
4 11 18 25
*5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
MAY, 1844.
. 5 12 19 26
, 6 13 20 27
. 7 14 21 28
1 8 15 22*29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17*24 31
4 11 18 25
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
.3 10 17 24
.4 11 18 25
. 5 12 19 26
.6 13*20 27
.7 14 21*28
1 8 15 22 29
JULY, 184,4.
Sun. . 7 14 21 28
Mon. .1 8 15 22 29
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat .
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
,4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
AUGUST, 1844.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed,
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 26
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
8 15 22 29
9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24 31
SEPTEMBER, 1844.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Frid.
Sat.
1 8 15 22 29
2 9 16 23 30
3 10 17 24
4 11 18 25
5 12 19 20
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
BANK HOLIDAYS, 1843-44.
Accession of Queen Victoria,
Coronation of Queen Victoria,
Gunpowder Plot, i
Christmas Day, . ,
New Year's Day, .
1843, June 20
. June 28
Nov. 5
. Dec. 25
1844, Jan, 1
Martyrdom of King Charles I.
Marriage of Queen Victoria, .
Good Friday,
Queen Victoria's Birthday, .
Restoration of King Charles II.,
1844, Jan. 30
Feb. 10
. April 5
May 24
May 29
A
TABLE to Calculate
Wages and other Payments
•
Veari Month
Week
Day 1
Year
Month
Week
Day
Year
Month
1 Week
Day
L. II. s. d.
L. s. d. s. d.
L.
L. s. d.
L.
s. d.
s. d.
L.
L. s.
d.'L. 8.
d.
s. d.
1 :o 1 8
0 0 4f 1 0 OJ
11
0 18 4
0
4 2f
0 71
30
2 10
O'O 11
6
1 7J
2 |0 3 4
0 0 9i
0 11
12/1 0 0
0
4 71
0 8
40
3 6
80 15
4
2 21
3 }() 5 0
0 1 1^
0 2
13
1 1 8
0
4 llf
0 81
50
4 3
40 19
H
2 9
4 iO 6 8
0 1 61
0 2f
14
1 3 4
0
5 41
0 91
60
5 0
Oil 3
0?
3 31
5 to 8 4
0 1 11'
0 31
15
1 5 0
0
5 9"
0 9|
70
5 16
81 6
101
3 10
6 10 10 0
0 2 3i 0 4*
16
1 6 8
0
6 If
0 101
80
6 13
4|l 10
H
4 41
7 :0 11 8
0 2 8^ 0 41
17
1 8 4
0
6 61
0 111
90
7 10
01 14
4
4 111
8 0 13 4
0 3 Of 0 51 18
1 10 0
0
6 10|
0 llf
100
8 6
8
I 18
4i
5 5J
9 0 15 0
0 3 51 0 6 19
1 11 8
0
7 31
1 o|
300
25 0
0
5 15
Of
16 51
10 0 16 8
0 3 10" 0 61 20
1 13 4
0
7 8'
1 H
500
41 13
4
9 11
4
27 4|
Tf tha Sun
1 llA Hlll-rK:
a= Tinf 1
Pnnnrl
c fr\Y* im
nil
n,,ir,oa
a^A ■, n
«nnV. »v.
V, r^^
™ «.„,
fUi^^ t^
each Week.
JUNE, 1843.
Calendar
Th
Fr
Sa
Sii
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
D. H. M. MOON'S CHANGES. d. h. m.
First Quarter.... 6 2 22 a. I Last Quarter 19 8 17 a.
Full Mo6n 12 6 58 m. | New Moon 27 7 7 a.
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
Nicomede...
5 Boniface, Bp
Whitsunday or Pentecost
Whit Monday
Wliit Tuesday ,
5 K. of Hanover bn..
Trinity Sunday
1 1 St Barnabas the Ap.
St Aibiin, M
1st Sim., after Trinity...
■20 *Jc. of Q. Victoria
Tra. K. Edwuvii
22 Summer coinmenc.
S. en Cane. 2/i,5i)TO.M.
22 Longest Day
St John Baptist born . . .
2f/ Su}i. after T'inity.
24 Midsummer Day
* Cor. of Q. Victoria...
St Peter the Apost
^Ull.
Rises
Si'ts.
Di'fliiiatio
11. M.
H. M.
Niirtli.
3 25
8 29
22° 0' 47"
3 24
8 30
22 8 54
3 23
8 32
22 16 38
i 22
8 33
22 23 59
3 21
8 35
22 31) 57
3 20
8 36
22 37 ;hO
3 19
8 37
■22 43 40
3 19
8 39
22 49 27
3 18
8 40
22 54 49
3 17
8 41
22 59 47
3 17
8 41
23 4 21
3 17
8 42
23 8 31
3 16
8 43
23 12 16
3 18
8 44
23 15 37
3 16
8 44
23 18 33
3 15
8 45
23 21 4
3 15
8 45
23 2? 1 1
3 16
8 46
23 24 53
3 15
8 47
23 26 11
3 15
8 47
23 27 3
3 15
8 47
23 27 31
3 15
8 47
23 27 34
3 16
8 48
23 27 12
3 16
8 48
23 26 25
3 16
8 48
23 25 13
3 17
8 47
23 23 37
3 17
8 47
23 21 3ii
3 18
8 47
23 19 10
3 19
8 47
23 16 20
3 19
8 47
23 13 5
Equation
ut Time.
Clock
a. ^: b.Sun
2' 34-7"
2 25 7
2 li>-4
2 6-6
1 56 6
1 46-2
1 35-5
1 24-5
1 13-3
1 18
0 50- 1
0 38-2
0 26-1
0 13-8
aft. 1-3
te/.U-3
0 24-0
0 36-9
0 49-8
1 28
1 15-8
1 2!S-8
1 41-8
1 54 7
2 7 6
2 20 4
2 331
2 4.t6
2 57 9
3 100
^Offlt.
II. M.
6m II
7 2S
8 52
10 17
11 44
lain
'2 41
4 12
5 43
7 9
8 23
9 21
9 51J
10 27
!0 4.
11 0
11 14
11 24
11 33
11 47
Om
0 17
0 40
1 9
1 51
2 47
3 5(i
5 14
6 37
ioLltll.--
a. M.
:'a47
3 39
4 30
5 19
6 8
6 67
7 49
8 43
9 40
10 4i>
11 41
0ni41
1 38
2 .-.l
3 20
4 5
4 48
5 29
6 10
6 51
7 34
8 19
9 7
9 58
10 51
11 4i
0d4i
1 34
2 2ij
S.-ts.
H. iM.
lie 6
II 29
11 45
Om 0
0 V^
0 27
0 41
1 1
1 2-
2 4
2 67
4 6
6 24
6 46
8 ti
9 22
10 37
11 49
1 a 1
2 13
3 27
4 39
5 50
6 57
7 52
8 37
9 10
9 35
9 53
TIDES AT
IE ITU.
Morn.
M. M.
4- 4
4 48
5 34
6 •-'()
7 20
8 22
9 30
10 40
11 45
0 IH
1 l.S
2 4
2 50
3 34
4 14
4 54
5 32
6 II
6 64
7 42
8 3'!
9 44
10 4<)
11 48
0 14
1 3
1 47
2 29
3 10
3 52
4 26
5 11
6 0
6 53
7 51
8 5.=.
10 5
11 13
0 4(i
1 39
2 27
3 12
3 54
4 34
5 1 ^
5 51
6 32
7 1*^
8
9
9
10
10
17
11
21
0
3!l
1
25
>2
8
2
50
3
31
4
13
JULY, 1843.
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
D. H. M. MOON'S CHANGES d. h. m.
First Quarter 4 6 60 a. I Last Quarter 19 1 'i8 a.
F'ull iMoon 11 4 63 a. New Moon 27 6 30jf.
?ttlt.
2 Visita. of V. Mary
ill Sun. after Trinity.
Dog Days begin
St Martin transl
Thomas a Becket ...
ith Sun. after Trinity.
lioyal Burghs meet..
St .Swithin transl. ...
v>th Sun. after Trinity.
20 Court of Sess. lisfS
St Margaret V
St Magdalene
Qth Sun. after Trinity.
23iS'.en.Leo, l/i.46m.A.
St James
St Anne
1th Sun. after Trinity
Rises
H. M.
3 20
3 21
3 22
3 23
3 21.
25
26
27
■^Q
30
31
32
34
3.^
37
39
40
41
43
44
46
47
49
51
52
3 54
3 56
3 57
3 59
4 1
4 3
Sets.
H. M.
8 46
8 46
8 4i
8 4.')
8 44
8 44
8 43
8 42
8 41
8 40
8 39
8 38
8 36
8 35
8 34
8 33
8 32
8 31
8 29
8 2-t
8 26
8 25
8 23
8 21
8 20
8 18
8 16
8 15
8 13
8 11
8 9
Deelinatloii
N.irtb.
23° 9' 26"
23 6 --S
23 0 55
22 66 4
22 50 48
22 45 9
22 39 6
22 32 40
22 25 50
22 18 37
22 11 1
22 3 2
21 54 40
21 45 5ii
21 36 50
21 27 21
21 17 30
21 7 18
20 66 44
20 45 49
20 34 32
20 22 55
20 10 67
19 58 39
19 4tj 1
19 33 3
19 19 46
19 6 9
18 32 13
18 37 59
18 23 27
Equation
o( Time.
Cloek.
hef Sun
3' 21 -9"
3 33-5
3 44-9
3 56 0
4 67
4 171
4 27-1
4 3rt-7
4 45-9
4 54 8
5 3 2
5 111
6 187
5 25 7
5 32 -^
5 38 5
5 44-1
5 '19-2
53^8
5sO
1-5
4-5
7-0
90
10-3
11-1
11-3
6 10-9
6 9-8
6 8-2
6 6-0
iHfffllt.
Ki=eb
II. M.
8ot3
9 3 )
10 5-<
''Oa26
1 55
,3 24
4 4)
6 7
7 10
7 55
8 28
8 50
9 6
9 2 1
9 32
9 ^2
9 54
10 7
'0 21
10 41
11 6
11 43
0»/i31
1 35
2 6-2
4 17
4 43
7 11
8 40
10 9
3al6
4 6
4 56
6 45
6 37
7 32
8 29
9 28
10 27
11 25
Qm 20
II
68
4'
24
47
29
6 13
6 69
7 48
8 40
9 34
10 29
11 24
0al8
1 10
2 1
2 51
3 42
Sets
H. M.
10 ( 8
10 2 =
I') 35
10 50
11 6
11 29
Orti 2
0 46
1 47
3 0
4 21
5 43
7 1
8 18
9 31
10 4<
11 6H
la 9
2 22
3 32
4 40
6 41
6 31
7 8
7 36
7 59
8 16
8 30
8 44
8 58
iHoiu. I Even.
4 35
6 19
6 4
6 65
7 64
9 2
10 20
11 33
6
3
51
33
13
49
21
56
3)
6
6 49
7 :s8
8 47
10 5
11 17
0 42
1 28
2 12
2 64
3 34
4 15
4 67
4 57
h 41
6 28
7 23
8 26
9 41
10 58
(I 35
1 28
2 13
2 53
3 31
4 6
4 411
5 13
6 47
6 2o
7 12
8 II
9 26
10 43
11 48
0 16
1 6
1 5:i
2 33
3 14
3 54
4 36
5 19
Calendar.
AUGUST, 1843.
1). H. Ji. lAIOON'S CHANGES. d. h. m.
First Quarter 2 1114 a. I Last Qu:irter 18 (i 37 m.
Full Moon 10 4 4l',m. j New Moon 25 2 23 a.
SUNDAVS, HOLIDAYS,
Lammas Day
(> Transfigui'Htioti..
8/A Sun. after Trinilij
Name of Jesus
St Lawrence
Dog Dai/s end
Or. Sr Ptiinn. sh. b.-g..
'.)lli Sun. after 'I'li/n://.
SDow.Q.Adel.lj.ngi
13 Old Laiaiiias Day
15 Assmnp. V. .Mary
Buck, of Kent b. 1786
\Otlt Sun. after Tiin...
20 Black Cock sh. beij.
S.e.Wr.Qli. \7m.A....
St Bartholomew Apu.s.
\\fh Sun. after Trin...
St Augustine
St. Jo. Bapt. beh. ...
^Ult.
H. M.
4 h
4 21
4 21.
4 2'\
29
31
32
31
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
49
31
63
55
57
59
1
3
Sets.
H. iM.
8 7
8 6
8 4
8 2
8 0
7 5^
/ 5ri
7 53
7 51
7 49
7 46
7 41
7 41
7 39
7 36
7 34
7 32
7 30
7 28
7 25
7 22
7 20
7 18
7 15
7 13
7 10
7 7
7 5
7 3
7 1
6 58
Declination
North.
18° 8' 36"
17 63 28
17 3S 2
17 22 20
17 6 20
16 .^0 4
16 33 31
16 16 43
13 59 39
15 42 19
15 24 44
13 6 33
14 4S 51
14 30 32
14 12 0
13 53 14
13 34 14
13 13 2
12 55 36
12 35 59
12 16 9
11 56 7
11 35 54
II 15 30
10 54 55
10 34 10
10 13 15
9 52 10
9 ;i0 56
9 9 32
8 4« 0
Kquiitioii
of rime.
Clork
bef. Sun.
Mtton.
>
Rises.
Souths
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
6' 3-1"
6
1 1 »!39
4o34
9al5
5 59-6
7
lolO
5 28
9 35
5 55 '5
8
2 36
6 24
10 5
3 50-8
9
3 5:,
7 22
10 44
5 45-5
10
5 2
8 20
11 38
5 39-5
11
5 52
9 17
5 32-9
12
6 29
10 12
0/JJ46
5 23-7
13
6 5-1
11 3
2 4
5 lK-0
14
7 12
11 51
3 23
5 9-6
15
7 2<
4 41
5 0-7
16
7 40
0/M37
5 59
4 51-2
17
7 51
1 20
7 14
4 41-2
18
8 :5
2 1
8 ■i7
4 30-6
19
8 15
2 43
9 39
4 19-5
20
H 29
3 24
10 50
4 7-8
21
8 45
4 7
Qa 2
3 55-7
22
9 8
4 52
1 14
3 43-1
23
9 40
5 40
2 24
3 30-0
24
10 22
6 30
3 27
3 16-4
25
11 18
7 22
4 21
3 2-3
26
8 16
5 3
1
2 47-8
27
0w29
9 10
5 36
1
2 32-9
28
1 4,s
10 4
6 0
2 17-5
29
3 14
10 67
6 19
2 1-7
30
4 44
11 50
6 36
1 45-3
1
6 15
0,y42
6 51
1 2S-9
2
7 46
1 34
7 3
1 11-9
3
9 17
2 27
7 21
0 64-5
4
10 49
3 22
7 42
0 S6-8
5
0a21
4 19
8 9
0 ls-7
6
1 44
3 17
8 45
t;des at
LEITH.
Mora. Kv
H. M.
a 41
6 29
7 27
8 43
10 9
11 26
0 52
1 35
2 13
2 47
3 19
3 49
4 IS
4 48
3 21
5 59
6 50
7 56
9 24
10 47
11 51
0 18
1 S
1 49
2 32
3 13
3 53
4 34
5 18
6 8
6 4 1
6 661
8 2
9 25
10 50
11 39
0 26
1 14
1 64
2 30
3 3
3 34
4 4
4 33
5 4
3 41
6 23
7 19
8 39
10 8
11 21
0 43
1 27
2 II
a
d
c^.
^
■f-
X
<:
~
1
Im-
2
Sa
3
Su
4
\\
5
Tu
6
W
7
•I'h
8
!'!•
9
Sa
10
Su
11
Al
12
Tu
13
\V
14
Th
15
Fr
16
Sa
17
Su
18
I\I
19
Tn
20
W
21
Th
22
Fr
23
Sa
24
Su
25
M
1-6
Tu
27
W
28
Th
29
Fr
30
Sa
First Quarter... 1
Full Moon 8
H. M. MOON'S CHANGLS. n. h. m.
5 10m. I Last Quarter.. 16 11 0 a.
6 45 A. New Moon 23 10 40 a.
D. H. M.
First Quarter. ..30 1 58 i
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
Tart ridge sh. begins...
1 St Giles, A. C
12/A Sun. after Trin...
2Lon.burntl666, O.S.
Enurchus, Up
Virgin Mary born
13;/i Sun. after Trin...
Fish. no. ofTweedclo.
14 Holy Cross
17 Lambert
l4//t Sun. after Trin...
St Matthew
23 Autumn commen.
5. enf. Lib.4/(.57m.A...
I5f// Sun. after Trin..
23 Day & Night equal
St Cyprian
29 St Mic.& all angels
Michaelmas Day
St Jerome
^u
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
5 3
6 35
5 7
6 53
5 9
6 50
5 11
6 47
5 13
6 46
6 15
6 42
3 17
6 39
3 !9
6 37
5 -.0
6 34
5 22
6 32
5 25
6 29
5 26
6 26
5 28
6 24
5 30
6 21
5 32
6 \S
5 34
6 16
3 36
6 14
5 3S
6 11
3 40
6 8
5 42
6 6
5 44
6 3
6 46
6 0
5 48
5 58
3 50
5 55
3 52
3 52
5 63
5 49
5 55
3 47
5 57
6 44
5 39
5 41
6 1
5 39
Deoluiatioi
North & So
8°:i6'20'
8 4 31
7 42 35
7 20 .•;2
6 58 21
6 4
13 40
fil 10
28 ;i4
3 52
43 5
4 20 13
3 37 17
3 34 16
3 11 11
2 48 3
2 24 51
2 1 33
1 38 19
1 14 59
0 51 37
0 28 14
N. 4 49
s. 18 36
0 42 2
1 5 28
1 28 64
1 52 19
2 15 43
2 39 6
Equation
of Tjine.
Clo.-k
li.&a.Suii
bef. 0-2'
aft. 1 ^ -5
0' 37-6
0 57-0
1 16-6
1 .36-4
1 .56 -5
2 16-8
2 3;-3
2 57-9
3 18-7
3 39-6
4 0-6
4 21 -fi
4 42-7
5 3-8
5 25-0
6 46-1
6 7-2
6 1^8-2
6 49 2
7 100
7 30-8
7 51-5
8 11-9
8 32 3
8 62-5
9 12-5
9 32-3
9 51-8
fHoon.
2 a 64
3 50
30
59
19
34
48
0
6 11
6 23
6 37
6 53
7 14
7 40
8 19
9 8
10 9
11 22
0m44
2 10
3 39
5 11
6 44
8 18
9 63
il 23
0a41
1 45
2 29
Souths
H. M.
6a 1 3
7 13
8 7
8 59
9 48
10 33
11 17
11 69
Sets.
H. M.
9n35
10 38
11 60
0m40
1 22
2 4
48
34
22
13
6
57
60
8 43
9 35
10 27
11 20
o«13
1 9
2 7
Im9
2 28
3 44
4 59
6 13
7 L'5
8 37
9 48
10 69
Oa9
12
11
67
31
1
22
39
65
11
26
44
6 11
6 45
7 29
8 32
9 42
7 6
8 22
9 53
11 10
0 32
TIDES AT
LEtTH.
Morn. I Even
H. M. H. M-
I 7 41
9 9
10 35
11 42
0 8
0 52
1 29
2 2
2 33
3 2
3 *",
4 31
5
5 47
6 43
7 56
9 26
10 45
II 48
0 13
1 1
1 46
2 30
3 12
3 66
4 40
5 24
6 18
7 21
8 41
10 8
11 19
0 38
24
8
51
34
18
2
50
6 49
OCTOBER, 1843.
Ccdeiidar.
Full Moon 8
Last Quarter 16
H. M.
11 4 m.
1 46 a.
MOON'S CHANGES.
n. H. ji.
New
First
Moon 23
Quarter 30
7 23 11.
2 30 jr.
1
1
Su
2
IVl
3
Tu
4
W
5
Th
6
Fr
7
Sa
8
Su
9
n
10
Tu
11
w
12
T'n
13
Fr
14
Sa
15
Su
Ifi
[VI
17
Tu
18
W
19
Th
20
Fr
21
Sa
22
Sh
23
M
24
Tu
25
W
26
Th
27
Fr
28
Sa
29
Su
30
M
31
Tu
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
\<cith Sun. after Ti-in...
1 Pheasant shoot, heg.
1 Remigius, Bp
Faith, V. & M
11 th Sun. after Trm..
St Denys, Bp
Old Michael. Day.
K. Ed. Cotif. Tra....
1 5 Tweed Net Fish . clo
IStk Sun. after Trin..
Ethelreda
St Luke the Evan".
\9th Sun. after Trin..
S.ent-Scor. I A. 12m ji
St Crispin, M
St Simon §• St Jude...
20t>i Sun. after Trin..
' Hallowmas Eve
Equation
of Time.
iHoon.
TIDES AT
I.EITH.
Clock
>
Rise=.
Souths
Sets.
Mora.
Evelr-
aft. Sun.
"'
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. Bl.
10' 11-2"
8
3a 2
6a56 1
10a58
7 57
8 39
10 30-2
9
3 24
7 46
9 22
10 o
10 49-0
10
3 42
8 32 !
0??ilH
10 38
11 10
11 7-3
11
3 66
9 15
1 35
11 33
11 39
11 25-6
12
4 8
9 37
2 48
0 -21
11 43-4
13
4 20
10 39
4 0
0 41
0 59
12 0-8
14
4 32
11 20
5 12
1 17
1 34
12 17-9
15
4 43
6 24
1 50
2 5
12 34-4
16
3 0
0;»2
7 3H
2 20
2 36
12 50-6
17
5 20
0 46
8 47
2 51
3 6
13 6-3
18
3 44
1 31
9 57
3 21
3 36
13 21-5
19
6 19
2 19
11 4
3 32
4 9
13 36-2
20
7 3
3 8
Oa 1
4 27
4 40
13 .50-3
21
8 0
3 68
0 50
5 6
5 30
14 3-9
22
9 8
4 50
1 30
5 53
6 19'
14 17-0
23
10 24
5 41
1 59
6 53
7 27
14 £9-4
24
11 43
6 32
O 0-)
8 5
8 47
14 41-3
25
7 22
2 41
9 25
10 4
14 52-5
26
ImlO
8 13
2 58
10 38
11 9
15 3-1
27
2 37
9 4
3 13
11 38
15 13-0
28
4 7
9 56
3 29
0 6
0 32
15 22-2
29
5 40
10 51
3 46
0 57
1 i2
13 30-8
1
7 15
11 48
4 8
1 46
2 10
15 38-7
9
8 49
0a49
4 40
2 33
2 56
15 45 9
3
10 16
1 51
5 21
3 19
3 42
15 52-4
4
11 29
2 33
6 18
4 5
4 28
15 58-2
5
Oa22
3 53
7 28
4 61
5 14
16 3-2
6
1 0
4 49
8 45
3 37
6 2
16 7-6
7
1 26
5 41
10 5
6 28
6 58
16 11-1
8
1 47
6 29
11 22
7 28
8 0
16 13-9
9
2 2
7 14
8 33
9 11
NOVEMBER, 1843.
n. H. M. MOON'S CHANGES.
Full Moon 7
Last Quarter 15
5 9 m.
2 21 M.
D. H. M.
New Moon 21 3 21 a.
Fiist Quarter 28 6 66 a.
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su,
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
VV
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
VV
Th
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
All Saints; Hallowm,
All Souls
Prs. Soph, born 1777
* 5 Gunp. Plot, 1605..
21sr Sun. after Trin...
St Leonard
Tweed Rod Fish. clo...
Prs. Aug. born 1768,
Pr. of Wales born 1841.
^mx.
Martinmas, St Martin
22d Sun. after Trin —
Britius, Bp
Inner H. Court of Sess.
sit. L.O. meet on Ist.
13 Macbutus
Hugh, Bp. of Lin.
2'3d Sun. after Trin,.
Edm., K. &Mar
Princess Royal b. 1840
23 Old Martinmas
iS. e. Sag. 9/i. 49m. a,
22StCec,;23StClem
St Catharine
24f/t Sun. after Trin...
30 Andermas
St A?idrew the Apost.
7 27
7 29
31
33
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
60
62
64
66
68
8 0
8 2
8 4
8 6
8 8
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3 39
3 38
3 36
34
33
32
31
30
Declination
South.
14°I9'64"
14 39 7
14 58 6
15 16 60
15 35 19
16 63 3S
16 11 31
16 29 12
16 46 37
17 3 45
17 20 36
17 37 S
17 53 22
18 9 18
18 24 55
18 40 12
18 55 9
19 9 47
19 24 3
19 37 69
19 61 33
20 4 45
20 17 S3
20 30 3
20 42 8
20 53 49
21 5 8
21 16 2
21 26 32
21 36 38
Equation
of Time.
Clock
aft. Sun.
16' 16-0"
16 17-2
16 17-7
16 17-4
16 16-3
16 14-3
16 11-6
16 7-9
16 3-3
13 58-2
15 52-0
15 44-9
13 37-0
13 28-3
15 18-6
15 8-1
14 66-7
14 44-3
14 31-3
14 17-6
14 2-8
13 47-3
13 31-0
13 13-9
12 66-0
12 37-4
12 18-1
11 58-0
11 37-3
11 13-9
JMff0it.
> Rises.
Souths
Sets.
H. M.
H. w.
H M.
10
2al3
7ao6
Om39
11
2 27
8 .^S
1 31
12
2 40
9 19
3 3
13
2 33
10 1
4 15
14
3 8
10 44
3 26
15
3 26
11 29
6 36
16
3 60
7 47
17
4 21
Oml6
8 55
18
3 3
1 6
9 33
19
3 33
1 55
10 47
20
6 69
2 46
11 29
21
8 10
3 37
Oa 3
22
9 27
4 27
0 27
23
10 48
5 16
0 43
24
6 5
1 3
23
Omll
6 63
1 16
26
1 36
7 43
1 32
27
3 5
8 33
1 48
28
4 38
9 29
2 6
29
6 11
10 27
2 33
30
7 42
11 29
3 8
1
9 4
Oa 32
3 59
2
10 9
1 35
3 3
3
10 35
2 33
6 21
4
11 28
3 31
7 44
6
11 60
4 22
9 4
6
Oa 7
o 9
10 23
7
0 21
3 53
11 37
8
0 35
6 36
9
0 47
7 17
0/«32
Morn. Eveii
9 44
10 48
11 40
0 4
0 46
1 22
1 57
2 30
3 3
3 39
4 15
4 56
5 42
6 36
7 37
8 45
9 37
11 3
0 .^4
1 29
2 18
8 43
19 18
11 Id
0 25
1 4
1 40
2 14
2 4'.
3 21
3 57
4 35
6 19
6 7
7 5
8 1(»
9 21
10 32
11 36
0 3
1 1
1 64
2 43
3 31
4 17
4 59
5 43
6 29
7 17
8 13
9 16
Calendar.
DECEMBER, 1843.
Fr
S;i
Su
Til
W
Th
Fr
Sh
Sa
!\I
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
I\I
Tu
\V
Th
Fr
Sa
Sii
Tu
W
Th
Fr
f^a
Sii
D. H. M. MOON'S CHANGES. n. h. m.
Full Moon 6 11 48 A. I New Moon 21 4 56 m.
Last Quarter 14 0 40 a. | First Quarter... 28 2 40 a.
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
Rises
Advent Sunday.
St Nicholas. Bp
S Concept. V. I\I
10 Grouse, Bl. Cock.
S( Ptarmigan nh. ends.
2d Sunday in Advent...
St Lucy, V.
3d Sunday in Advent..
21 St Thomas
22 Winter (•oinmeiices
S. en.Capr.lO/(.36ra.5i.
22 Shortest day
4fh Sunday in Advent. .
Christmas day
23 Court of Sess. rises
26 St Stephen, iVI
21 St John Evany
28 Innocents^ day
31 St Silvester
1st Sun. after Christ ...
^nn.
8 17
8 1»
8 19
8 20
8 22
8 23
8 24
8 25
8 26
8 27
8 28
8 29
8 30
8 31
8 32
8 32
8 33
8 33
8 34
8 34
8 34
8 34
8 34
8 34
8 34
8 34
Sets.
H. M.
3 29
3 28
3 27
3 26
3 26
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 24
3 24
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 23
3 2i
3 23
3 23
3 24
3 24
3 25
3 25
3 26
3 26
3 27
3 28
3 29
3 30
3 31
3 32
DecUniitioii
South.
21°46' 19"
21 55 35
22 4 25
22 12 50
22 20 60
22 28 23
22 3^ 30
22 42 10
22 4s 24
22 64 10
22 69 30
23 4 22
23 8 47
23 12 44
23 16 14
23 19 15
23 21 49
23 23 64
23 25 31
23 26 40
23 27 21
23 27 33
23 27 17
23 26 33
23 25 20
23 23 40
23 21 31
23 18 54
23 15 48
23 12 15
23 8 14
Equation
(it Timi'.
Cl.xk
a.Aib-Srin
10' 53-9"
10 31-2
10 7-9
9 44-0
9 19-6
8 54-6
8 290
8 30
7 3H-5
7 9-5
6 42-1
6 14-2
5 46-0
5 17 5
4 48-6
4 19-5
3 50-1
3 20-4
2 .50-7
2 20-7
1 50-7
1 20-6
0 50-5
aft 20-4
bef. 9-7
6 39-6
1 9-5
1 39-1
2 8-6
2 37-8
3 6-7
^0fflt.
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
1
2
3
4
5
Hues.
H. M.
0a59
1 13
1 31
1 52
2 21
3 0
3 49
4 51
6 2
7 17
8 36
9 57
11 19
0/ra45
2 II
3 41
5 10
6 34
7 49
8 43
9 23
9 61
10 12
10 28
10 41
10 64
11 7
II 20
11 36
11 66
Souths
H.
M.
7
758
8
41
9
25
10
12
11
0
11
51
0m4'2 1
1
34
2
24
3
14
4
2
4 60
6 38
6
27
7
18
8
12
9 10
10 11
11 14
0al6
6 37
7 21)
8 6
Sets.
H. IM.
2to2
3 13
4 24
5 36
6 45
7 47
8 45
9 29
10 5
10 32
10 53
11 10
11 26
11 38
11 54
0(7 10
0 30
1 1
1 43
2 39
3 51
5 12
6 37
7 69
9 17
10 33
11 46
0m58
2 10
3 20
Moru.
H. M.
9 47
10 51
11 47
0 12
0 55
1 34
2 12
2 49
3 26
4 5
4 46
5 29
6 16
7 9
8 11
9 22
10 36
11 46
0 18
1 15
2 6
2 53
3 36
4 17
4 55
5 33
6 II
6 53
7 40
8 44
9 57
10 19
11 21
0 34
1 15
1 53
2 31
3
3 46
4 25
6 7
5 51
6 42
7 38
8 45
9 59
11 12
0 47
1 42
2 30
3 15
3 57
4 36
5 14
5 62
6 301
7 16[
8 12[
9 201
iO
JANUARY, 1844.
D. H. JI.
Full Moon 5 5 22 a.
Last Quarter 12 9 19 a.
MOON'S CHANGES. i,. h. m.
I New Moon 19 6 6.
I First Quarter 27 0 18.
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
lu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
M
Tu
W
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
* Circumcision
Epiphany
1st Su7i. after Epiph...
Lucian, F
13 New Year's U.6.S.
13 Hilary, Bp
2d Sun. after Epiph...
Prisca, V.
20 St Fabian
Sunen.Xi\. 9A. 12m.A.
3 il Sun oft er Ep ipli
21 St Aijnes, V
22 St Vincent, M
Conversion of St Paul.
4tli Sun. after EpijA....
" k.C.I. mart. 1649...
^un.
Rises
Sets
DecliDation
H. M.
H
M.
Scutli.
8 35
3
33
23° 3'46"
8 35
3
34
22 68 49
8 34
3
35
22 53 26
8 34
3
36
22 47 35
8 33
3 37
22 41 17
8 33
3
39
22 34 32
8 32
3
40
22 27 20
8 32
3
4?
22 19 41
8 31
3
43
22 11 3G
8 31
3
45
22 3 6
8 30
3 47
21 54 9
8 29
o
48
21 44 46
8 28
3
60
21 34 68
8 27
3
52
21 24 45
8 26
3
54
21 14 8
8 24
3
56
21 3 5
8 23
3
68
20 51 39
8 22
4
0
20 39 48
8 20
4
2
20 27 35
8 19
4
4
20 14 58
8 17
4
6
20 1 58
8 16
4
8
19 48 36
8 15
4
10
19 34 52
8 13
4
12
19 20 46
8 12
4
14
19 6 19
8 10
4
16
18 51 30
8 8
4
18
18 36 22
8 6
4
20
18 20 63
8 4
4
00
18 5 5
8 3
4
25
17 48 67
8 1
4
27
17 32 3'l
Equati'in
of Time.
Clock
lief. Sun.
3' 35-4"
3-7
31-7
.59-3
Q-6
53-3
19-7
6 45-5
7 10-9
7 35 "7
8 0-0
8 23-7
8 46-9
9 9-4
9 31-3
9 52 -5
10 13-1
10 33-0
10 62-2
11 10-G
11 28-3
11 45-2
12 1-3
12 16-7
12 31-2
12 44-9
12 57-8
13 9-9
13 2M
13 31-5
13 41-0
#Txion.
Rises. Souths
H. i\r.
0a22
0 56
1 41
2 38
3 47
5 3
6 23
7 45
9 7
10 31
11 66
lm23
2 50
4 15
5 30
6 32
7 17
7 62
8 15
8 33
8 49
9 2
9 15
9 28
9 42
10 1
10 23
10 52
11 33
0a25
H. M.
8a63
9 43
10 35
11 27
0ml9
1 10
1 69
2 48
3 36
4 25
5 14
6 6
7 1
7 59
8 59
9 59
10 58
11 55
0a47
1 36
2 22
3 6
3 49
4 31
5 14
6 59
6 45
7 34
8 24
9 16
Sets.
H M.
4;ft30
5 37
6 35
7 27
8 6
8 36
8 58
9 17
9 33
9 48
10 3
10 18
10 38
11 3
11 37
Oa26
1 29
2 44
4 8
6 30
6 51
8 9
9 25
10 38
11 51
lm3
2 13
3 20
4 23
5 17
Mom.
H. M.
11 7
0 29
1 14
1 64
2 33
3 11
3 49
4 28
5 9
5 53
41
42
6
7
8 56
10 21
11 37
0 9
1 6
1 62
2 35
3 13
3 48
4 22
4 54
5 27
6 1
6 45
7 40
9 0
10 27
11 33
Eveu
H. M.
11 38
0 5
0 52
1 34
2 14
6 17
7 10
8 16
9 38
11 1
0 89
1 29
2 15
2 55
3 31
4 5
4. 39
6 10
5 44
6 21
7 10
8 17
9 45
11 4
FEBRUARY, 1844.
Calendar.
1
Th
2
Vv
3
Sa
4
Sa
3
M
«
Tu
7
W
8
Th
<)
Fr
10
Sa
11
Su
12
M
18
Tu
14
W
15
Th
16
Fr
17
Sa
18
i^«
19
M
20
Tu
21
W
22
Th
23
F>
24
Sa
25
Su
26
M
27
Tu
28
W
29
Th
D. H. 51.
Full Moon 4 8 30 m.
Last Quarter 11 5 9 m.
MOON'S CHANGES.
New Moon
First Quarter.,
D. H. M.
.18 8 33 m.
.26 9 40 m.
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&e.
Fish, no.of Tweed open
1 Fart. Sf Phea.sh.ends
1 St. Bridget
Scptiwgesima Sunday...
2 PMn/Jca. orCandlins.
3 Blasius, Bp
5 St. Agatha V
Scxagesima Sunday....
14 Valentine, Bp
Candlemas, 0,S
Tweed Fish, opens
Quinqi'agesima, or
Shrove Sunday
igSunent. Places IIA.
48 m. M
21 Ash Wfdiiesday...
24 St Matthias .'. . . .
D. of Cam. 1.1114
Quadragesima. — 1st
Sunday in Lent
^un.
7 25
7 23
6 39
6 56
Sets.
H M.
29
31
33
35
37
39
4J
44
46
48
50
53
55
57
69
1
3
5 5
5 8
5 10
5 12
5 14
5 17
5 19
5 21
5 23
3 25
3 27
5 30
Declination
Soutli.
17° 15' 45"
16 58 41
16 41 20
16 23 41
16 5 46
15 47 33
15 29 5
15 10 20
14 51 20
14 32 5
14 12 35
13 62 51
13 32 54
13 12 43
12 52 19
12 31 42
12 10 64
11 49 53
11 23 42
11 7 21)
10 43 48
10 24 5
10 2 14
9 40 13
9 18 4
8 35 46
8 33 21
8 10 48
7 43 8
Eqiiatiou
of Time.
Mnxin.
TIDES
LEIT
bef. Sun.
>
Rises.
Souths
Sets.
Morn.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
13' 49-8"
13
Ia28
10a8
3to57
0 3
13 57-6
14
2 43
11 0
6 35
0 51
14 4-7
15
4 1
11 31
7 0
1 32
14 10-9
16
5 24
7 23
2 12
14 IG-4
17
0 4S
Om42
7 40
2 51
14 21-0
18
8 14
1 31
7 55
3 28
14 248
19
9 41
2 21
8 11
4 6
14 27-8
20
11 8
3 11
8 27
4 47
14 30-0
21
4 3
8 46
5 29
14 31-5
22
Om36
4 57
9 8
6 19
14 32-2
23
2 1
6 54
9 40
7 18
14 321
24
3 19
6 52
10 23
8 37
14 31-3
25
4 24
7 51
11 18
10 10
14 29-7
26
5 15
8 49
0a27
H 28
14 27-4
27
3 50
9 45
1 47
0 0
14 24-4
28
6 18
10 38
3 9
0 51
14 20-7
29
6 38
11 27
4 2s
1 34
14 lH-3
1
6 34
0al4
5 47
2 12
14 11-2
2
7 9
0 59
7 3
2 46
14 5-3
3
7 21
1 42
8 17
3 17
13 5S 8
4
7 34
2 25
9 31
3 47
13 5I-7
5
7 49
3 9
10 44
4 18
13 43'9
6
8 6
3 5S
11 5fj
4 49
13 35-4
7
8 28
4 39
5 21
13 26-4
8
8 54
5 26
J m5
5 69
13 16-7
9
9 29
6 13
2 8
6 50
13 6-4
10
10 14
7 5
3 5
8 3
12 55-6
11
11 11
7 36
3 52
9 37
12 44-2
12
0al9
8 48
4 30
10 59
0 28 6
1 121
1
62
2
02
3
9
3 47
4 26
5
8
5 63
6
46
7
55
9
23
10
51
0 28 5
1 14 I
1 64 i
2 29
3 2
3 32
4 3
4 3:-i
5 6
3 40
6 V2
7 24
8 51
10 22
11 30
^lARCe, 1844.
1
Fr
2
Sa
3
Su
4
M
5
Tu
fi
W
7
I'h
8
Fr
9
Sa
10
Su
11
M
1^
I'u
13
W
14
Th
13
Fr
16
Sa
17
Su
18
M
19
I'u
20
W
21
Ih
22
Vv
23
Sa
24
Su
23
M
26
Tu
27
W
28
Th
29
Fr
30
Sa
31
Su
D. H. M.
Full Moon 4 8 60 A,
Last Quarter 11 1 7 a.
MOON'S CHANGES.
New Moon ....
First Quarter.
.19
.27
0 5 m.
4 49 m.
siJndays, holidays,
&c.
St David, Abp
Chad, Bp
Sd Sunday in Lent ...
Perpctua, M
Qd Sunday in Lent
St Gregory, M
17 St Patrick
Mid- Lent Sunday
Ed, K. of W. Sax....
Lds. Or.ot Ct.ofS.rise
S. ent. Aries, 11 A.
41ot. m
20 Summer coramene.
20 Day & Night equal
5th Sunday in Lent
Annunciation of V,
Mary, or Lady Day
21 St Benedict, ABp.
Palrn Sunday
^UJT.
Rises Sets.
Declination
H. M.
H. M.
So. & No,
6 64
3 32
7°25'21"
6 61
5 34
7 2 28
6 48
3 36
6 39 29
6 46
5 38
6 16 25
6 44
5 40
3 53 16
6 41
5 42
3 30 1
6 38
5 44
5 6 42
6 36
3 46
4 43 19
6 33
3 49
4 19 63
6 31
5 61
3 56 23
6 28
5 63
3 32 60
6 25
5 55
3 9 14
6 23
5 57
2 45 36
6 20
5 69
2 21 66
6 17
6 1
1 58 15
6 13
6 3
1 34 33
6 13
6 5
1 10 60
6 10
6 7
0 47 7
6 7
6 9
s. 23 24
6 4
6 11
N. 0 19
6 1
6 13
0 24 i
5 39
6 15
0 47 41
3 56
6 17
1 11 20
.•> 63
6 19
1 34 67
5 51
6 21
1 58 31
5 48
6 23
2 22 3
5 45
6 25
2 45 32
5 43
6 27
3 8 67
5 41
6 29
3 32 19
3 38
6 31
3 65 36
5 36
6 33
4 18 49
Equation
of Time.
Cloek
bef. Sun.
12' 32-3"
12 19-8
12 6-9
11 53-5
11 39-6
11 S5 4
11 10-7
10 55-6
10 40-2
10 24-5
10 8-4
9 52-1
9 35-5
9 18-6
9 1-5
8 44-2
8 26-7
8 90
7 61-2
7 33-2
7 151
6 56-9
6 3S-3
6 20-1
6 1-7
42-2
24-6
61
47-6
29-2
10-8
Maan.
TIDE
LEI
>
Rises.
Souths
Sets.
Morn.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
13
Irt36
9rt39
5i;il
11 67
14
2 55
10 29
5 25
0 -22
15
4 21
11 20
3 43
1 6
16
5 48
6 0
1 47
17
7 15
Omll
6 17
2 27
18
8 43
1 2
6 33
3 6
19
10 15
1 65
6 31
3 46
20
11 43
2 50
7 14
4 29
21
3 48
7 44
3 13
22
1ot7
4 47
8 23
6 3
23
2 15
5 46
9 If!
7 3
24
3 11
6 45
10 21
8 24
23
3 5a
7 41
11 36
9 55
26
4 21
8 34
0n56
11 11
27
4 43
9 y3
2 14
28
5 0
10 10
3 32
0 29
29
5 16
10 65
4 47
1 10
30
3 29
11 38
6 1
I 46
1
3 42
0a21
7 15
2 18
2
5 57
1 4
8 28
2 49
3
6 13
1 48
9 39
3 19
4
6 32
2 33
10 48
3 49
5
6 57
3 20
11 63
4, 19
6
7 29
4 8
4 53
7
8 10
4 57
0)»5*3
5 31
8
9 2
3 47
1 44
6 IS
9
10 2
6 37
2 27
7 26
10
11 13
7 27
2 68
8 49
11
Oa30
8 17
3 24
10 11
12
1 52
9 6
3 45
11 16
13
3 15
9 56
4 3
Calendar.
APHIL, 1844.
a
g
1
2
3
4
ft
(j
7
8
9
10
11
!]2
!l3
16
17
18
19
!20
|21
I 22
123
j24
25
2«
!27
28
i29
130
M
'I'll
W
Th
Fr
Su
Sii
M
Til
W
Th
Vv
Sa
Sn
,M
Tn
W
Th
Fr
Sa
Sii
M
fu
\V
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
U
Tu
D. H. M. MOON'S CHANGES d. h. m.
Fall Moon 3 6 45 m. I New Moon 17 4 20 a.
Last Quarter 9 9 56 a. | First Quartei'.. 25 8 4 a.
3 Richard, B[)
4 St Ambrose
Maundi/ Thursday
* Good Friday
Easte.r Sunday
Easter Monday
Easter Tuesday
Loiii Sumiay
St Doiiaii
19 Alphege, ABp
Sun enters Taurus
ll/«. 49 m. A
id Sim. after Easter...
St George
Ds. Gloncest. b. 1776
25 St Mark Evang ....
^d Sunday after Easter
S'tllt.
H. M.
5 33
5 30
5 27
5 25
5 22
5 19
5 17
5 14
5 12
5 9
5 7
5 4
.Sets.
H. M.
6 35
6 37
6 39
69
67
64
6i
49
47
44
42
39
37
35
32
4 30
4 28
4 25
4 23
4 21
6 41
6 4.j
6 45
6 47
6 49
6 51
6 63
6 55
6 57
6 69
7 2
10
12
14
16
18
20
7 22
7 24
7 26
7 28
7 29
7 31
7 33
Declination
Nortli.
4°41'58"
5 5 1
5 27 69
6 60 51
6 13 37
6 3fi 17
6 5S 61
7 21 17
7 43 35
8 5 47
8 27 50
8 49 44
9 11 30
9 33 8
9 54 35
10 15 53
10 37 0
10 57 57
11 18 43
11 39 18
11 59 42
12 19 53
12 39 53
12 59 40
13 19 14.
13 38 34
13 67 42
14 16 35
14 35 15
14 63 40
Equation
ot Time.
Cl.>ck
b.&a.Snn
3' 52-5"
3 34-3
3 16-2
2 58-3
2 40-5
2 230
2 5-7
1 48-6
1 .SI -8
1 15-2 '
0 .59 0
0 43-U
0 27-6
bet \i-2
aft. 2.7
0 17-3
0 31-4
0 45-2
0 .58-6
1 11 5
1 24-1
1 3t2
1 47-8
1 ,59- 1
2 9-8
2 iO-1
2 300
2 39-3
2 48-1
2 66-4
Hfl00lT.
Rlshs.
H. M.
4<-41
6 11
7 43
9 15
10 44
0'«1
1 4
1 50
2 "22
2 48
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
6
5
6 8
6 66
7 54
9 0
10 11
11 28
0a48
2 11
3 37
5 6
Soiithij
H. M.
10a47
11 40
0;;(36
1 34
2 35
3 37
4 38
5 36
6 30
7 21
8 9
8 53
9 37
10 19
11 2
11 45
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LIST OF THE STREETS, SQUARES, PLACES, CLOSES,
COURTS, AND LANES, &c., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITII.
WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS.
LEITH ARE THUS MARKED *
Abbey, foot of Canongate
Abbey-bill, Spring Gardens to
Watergate
Abercromby pi., foot Duke st.
Adam square, South bridge
Adam street, Roxburgh place
Advocates' el., 357 High street
*Admiralty street, Couper street
Aird's close, 135 Grassmarket
Ainslie place. Great Stuart st.
Aitcheson's close, 58 West port
Albany street, foot Duke street
Albany cottage, York lane
•Albany street, north Fort street
Albert place, India place
Albyn pi , west end of Queen st.
Alison's close, 34 Cowgate
Alison's square, Potterrow
Alison's place, foot Leith Walk
Allan street, Stockbridge
Allan's close, 269 High street
Allan's close, 79 Grassmarket
Allan's court, 269 High st.
*Allanfield, Queensferry road
Alva St., Charlotte pi. to Wm. st.
Amphionpl., n. b. Canongate
Anchor close, 243 High street
Anchorfield, Newhaven
Anderson's pi., foot Leith Walk
Anderson's close, 14 Cowgate
Annandale st., head Leith Walk
Ann street, St Bernard's
Annfield, Newhaven
Antigua street. Union place
Archer's hall, Buccleuch st.
Archibald place, Lauriston
Argyle sq., north College st.
Argyle place, Meadows
Argyle park. Meadows
Arniston place, Newington
Arthur's lodge, Dalkeith road
Arthur st. and places, Pleasance
*Assembly St., e. end Bernard st.
Atholl crescent, by Maitland st.
Atholl place, Atholl crescent
Bailie Fyfe's close, 101 High st.
Bailie's court, 60 Cowgate
Bainfield, Fountainbridge
Baird's close, 146 Canongate
Bakehouse close, 146 Canongate
Baker's pi., n. w. Circus place
Ballantyne's close, 7 Grassmarket
*Baltic St., east end Bernard st.
Bangholra, Queensferry road
Bangholm bower, near Trinity
Bank street, Lawnmarket
jBank street, north IMound place
.•Bank street, Bernard street
*Bank pi. and ho., Queensferry rd.
*Barm close, 15 Coalhill
Baron Grant's close, 1 5 High st.
Barony st., foot of Broughton st.
Barringer's close, 91 High st.
*Bathfield, near Leith fort
*Bath street, James' place
*Baynefield, Queensferry road
Baxter's close, 469 Lawnmarket
Baxter's pi., head Leith Walk
Beattie's close, 84 Grassmarket
Beaumont pi., head of Pleasance
Beaumimt cottage, do.
Beaver hall, Canonmills
Bedford street, top Dean street
Beggrie's entry, 69 St Leonard st.
Bellmount, Coltbridge
Belleville, King's park
Bellevue crescent, Mansfield place
Bellevue terrace, e. Claremont st.
Bellfield, Trinity
Bell's close, 272 Canongate
Bell's entry, 17 St Leonard street
Bell's mills, near Sunbury
Bell's wynd, 146, High street
Belville, Dalkeith road
* Bernard street, Baltic st. Shore
*Binnie's close, 36 Giles' street
Bishop's close, 129 High street
Blacket place, Jlinto street
Blackfriar's wynd, 96 High street,
and 236 Cowgate
Blackford, Canaan
Blair street, from Hunter square
Blandfield row, Canonmills
Blanfield ho., Broughton road
Blenheim place, Baxter place
Blyth's close, 517 Castlehill
Boghall, Boroughmuirhead
Bonington park, Bonington
Bonington road, Claremont cres.
to Newhaven
Bonington bank, Queensferry road
Bonington brae, Bonington
Bonington place, Bonington
* Bonington bank, Bonington road
*Bonington ro., w. end Yard heads
Bonington lodge. Ferry road
* Bonington ho. Hillhousefield
Borough loch. Archers' hall
Boroughmuirhead, Bruntsfield pi.
Borthwick's close, 1 90 High st.
Boswell's court, 392 Castlehill
Botanic gardens, Inverleith row
Bow bridge, Boroughmuirhead
*Bower hall, Bonington place
*Bowie's close, 27 Queen street
*Bowling-green st , Junction rond
Bojd's entry, St Mary wynd
Braid, Boroughmuirhead
Brand place, Abbey hill
Brandfield place, FountaiubriJtje
Brandon street, Henderson row
Bread street. Port Hopeton
Brickfield, Restalrig road
* Brickwork close, 104 Kirkgate
Brighton street, Lothian street
Bristo port, Candlemaker row
Bristo street, Chapel street
*Broad wynd. Shore
Brodie's close, 304 Lawnmar'ret
Brown's close, 79 Canongate
Brown's close, 385 Lawnmarket
Brown's court, 125 Canongate
Brown's court, 396 Castlehill
Brown's court, 27 Crosscausew.ny
Brown's entry, foot Leith Wa k
Brown s place, Vennel
Brown street, 134 Pleasance
Brown street lane. Brown street
Brown's square, Argyle square
Broughton markets, Broughton st.
Broughton street, Catherine St.
Broughton place, Broughton st.
Broughton lane, 33 Brou'^hton st.
Broughton park house, Claremont
street, east
Broughton hall, Claremont cres.
Broughton point. Powder hall
Brunswick street, Hillside crescent
*Brunton's cl., 70 Tolbooth wyr:d
Brunswick street, Clarence strut- 1
Bruntsfield ho., Brunt>field links
Bruntsfield links, Wrightshouses
Bruntsfield place, Bruntsfield links
Brunton place, G London road
Buccleuch place, George square
Buccleuch pend, St Patrick square
Buccleuch street, Buccleuch ]ilncu
Buchanan's co. , 300 Lawnmarket
Buckstane, Boroughmuirhead
Bull's close, 181 High street
Bull's close, 807 Cowgate
Bull's close, 106 Canongate
* Burgess cl., Shore and Water lane
*Burns street, Lochend road
Burnet's close, 166 High street
Burt's close, 139 Grassmarket
Byers' close, 373 High street
*Cable wynd, 51 Giles' street
Calder's place, Canongate
Caldwell lane, St Ann's yards
Callender's h. and en., 67 Canong
Calton street, Leith street
Ca'tonhill, from Calton street
Calton place, Calton street, south
Calton, low, from Leith wynd
Xiu
Campbell's close, S7 Cowgate
Campbell's close, east, ]37 Cowg.
Campbell s close, west, 109 Cowg-
Campbell's entry, 143 Cowgate
Canaan, Grange 1. to Morningside
Canal basin. Port Hopetoua
Canal street, below n. bridge, west
Candlemaker row, Cowgate head
Canning place, Causeyside
Canongate, Abbey to Nethetbow
Cauongate, north back of, Water-
gate to low Caltoa
Canongate, south back of, Cowgate
Canonmills, no. of Bellvue cres.
Cannon street, Canonmills
Cant's close, 108 High street
Carfrae's entry, 1 12 Canongate
Cargillfield, Trinity
Carlton street, St Bernard's
Carlton terrace. Regent terrace
Carnegie street, 160 Pleasance
Carrubber's close, 133 High street
Carrubher's court, Carrubber's el.
Cassel's place, foot Leith Walk
Castlebank, King's stables
Castle bank, Merchiston
Castlebarns, Port Hopetoun
Castlehill, Lawnmarket to Castle
Castle ter. St Cuthbert's glebe
Castle St., Princes st. to Queen st.
Castle wynd, 46 Grassmarket
Catherine bank, Bennington road
Catherine street, Leith street
Catholic chapel lane, Broughton st.
Causeyside, Summerhall
Chalmers' close, 81 High street
Chance Lot, Queensferry road
Chapel court, foot Trunk's close
Chapel street, west Nico'son street
Chapel wynd, 51 West Port
*Chapel lane, 18 Quality street
Charles street, George square
Charlotte square, George st. west
Charlotte street, so. Prince's St., w.
Charlotte lane, s. Charlotte street
Charlotte street, north, west end
Queen street
Charlotte place, Queensferry street
*Charlotte street, foot of Kirkgate
*Charlotte lane, 34 Charlotte st.
Cherry bank, Bonington road
Chessell's court, 240 Canongate
Cheyne Street, Stockbridge
Christian bank. Trinity
Christie's entry, 73 St Leonard st.
Churchhill, B. Muirhead
Church lane, Heriot row
Church street, India place
Circus, royal, foot Howe street
Circus place, east Royal Circus
Circus place, west Royal Circus
*Citadel, so. side of n. Wet Dock
*Citadelst., Citadel to Couper st.
Claremont St., e. Claremont cres.
Claremont cres., Broughton road
Claremont St., w. Saxe Coburg pi.
Claremont place, Clarence street
Clarence street to Brunswick st.
*Clareinont cot., Claremont park
* Claremont park, east side Leith
Links
Clerk street, St Patrick square
Clyde street, n. St Andrew street
*Coalhill, Tolbooth Wynd, to
Shirra brae
Coates, cast, Melville street
Coates, south, by Maitland street
Coates, west, by Maitland street
Coates crescent, by Shandw. pi.
Coates hall, west IMaitland street
*Coatfield lane, 14 Kirkgate
*Cobourg street, &c., north end
Bridge street
Clock Mill, King's park
College, South bridge
College street, north, Adam sq.
College street, south, Nicolson st.
College street, west, from Horse
wynd to Potterrow
College wynd, north College St.,
and 203 Cowgate
Coltbridge, Corstorphine road
Comely gardens, Abbeyhill
Comely bank, Stockbridge
Comely green, Norton place, east
Commercial bank close, 142 High
sti'eet
Commercial court, 247 Cowgate
* Commercial place, n. end Sand-
port street
*Canon street, east side Leith
Fort
*Constitutionco., 33 Constitution
street
* Constitution street, Bernard st.
Conn's close, 162 Cowgate
Cooper's entry, 130 Canongate
CouU's close, 315 Canongate
* Couper street, Coburg street
Cowan's close, 43 Crosscauseway
Cowan's close, 95 Cowgate
Cowan's close, 28 Tolbooth wynd
Cowgate, Grassmarket to St
Mary's wynd
Cowie's close, 107 Grassmarket
Covenant close, 162 High street
Craig's close, 265 High street
Craigend, north b. of Canongate
Craighouse, Boroughmuirhead
Craigie terrace, Dalkeith road
Craigleith cottage, Comely bank
Craigside, foot of Salisbury street
Crawford's close, 8 Grassmarket
*Crawley court, 112 Kirkgate
*Cromwell street, Coburg street
Crichton street, George square
Croft-an-righ, Abbey hill
Crooked-dykes, 62 east Cross-
causeway
Crosscauseway, Chapel street
Crown street, foot of Leith walk
Cumberland street, Duncan street
to St Vincent street
Cumming's close, .52 Canongate
Currio's close, 94 Grassmarket
Currie's close, 94 Abbey hill
Dalkeith road, St Leonard street
Dairy lane. Hay weights
Dairy mills, by Coltbridge
Dalrymple place, Carnegie street
Danube street, St Bernard's
*Darling's brae, 24 Giles street
and 28 Yardheads
Darling's buildings, Saunder's st.
Darnaway St., Heriot row, west
Davidson's close, 8 Abbey hill,
and 10 n. b. Canongate
Davie street, w. Richmond street
Dean, by Water of Leith
Dean house, Dean
Deanbank house, Saxe Coburg pi.
Dean park, by Bell's mills
Dean street, Stockbridge
Dean terrace, Stockbridge
Dean lodge, Saxe Coburg place
Deanhaugh street, Stockbridge
Denholm green, Trinity
Dewar close, 100 West bow
Dewar close, 102 Grassmarket
Dewar place, Tobago street
Dick's close, 195 Cowgate
Dickson's close, 222 Cowgate &
1 18 High street
Dickson's close, 18 Bristo street
Dickson's court, 18 Bristo st.
*Doek gates, east end Wet Dock
*Dock street, north end Bridge st.
*Dock place. Commercial place
Don's close, 327 High street
Douglas court, Leith wynd
Doune terrace, Gloucester place
Downie place, Port Hopetoun
Drumdryan, Lochrin
Drummond pi., foot Dublin street
Drummond street, south Bridge
to Pleasance
Drumsheugh, Melville place
Dublin street, foot of Duke st.
*Duke street, foot of Leith walk
Duke street, York place
Dumbie dykts, so. b. Canongate
Dunbar street. Earl Grey street
Dunbar's cl., 413 Lawnmarket
Dunbar's close, 137 Canongate
Duncan street, Newington
Duncan street, Drummond place
Duncan's close, 33 Canongate
* Duncan's place, Links
Duncliff, Coltbridge
Dundas St., Abercromby place
Duneden cottage, Coltbridge
Dunlop's court, 36 Grassmarket
Dunlop's close, 45 Grassroarlfet
*Eastfield, Seafield baths
Easter road, Norton place to Leith
links
Earl Grey street. Home street
Echobank, Grayfield toll
Edmonstone close, 1 1 2 West bow
xiy
Egypt, Morningside
*Elbe street, north end of Links
Elder street, St James' square
*Ellen street, Albany street to
London row
Elmfleld, Jock's Lodge
Elm row, Leopold place
Elphinstone court, south Gray's
close
Erskine pi., INIaitland st,, e. end
Esplin's close, 39 Grassmarket
Exchange, Royal, 291 Highst.
Excise office, Drummond place
Eyre place, Brandon street
Factory close, 33 Crosscauseway
Fairnington place, Stockbridge
Falcon liall, .^lorning^ide
Fettes row, Royal crescent
Fife place, Leith walk
Fingal [lace, Meadows.
Finlayson's cl., 164 Canongate.
Fisher's cL, 312 Lawnmarket.
Fisher's entry, 131 Cowgate.
Fishmarket, Canal St.
♦Fishmarket, Riddle's close.
•Fle'-h[riarket,48 Tolliooth wynd,
Fleshmarket d., 199 High st.
Fleshmaiket, Fleshmarket cl.
*Fort street, north toUbar, Hill-
housefield
*Fort street, south, Queensferry
Forres street, Albyn place.
Forrester's wynd, 98 Cowgate.
Forsyth's cl., 37 Caiiongate
Forth St. Broughton street
Foulis' close, norcli, 229 High
street
Fountain cl., 28 High <t.
Fouiitdinbridge, M^in Point,
Fountain co., 81 Fountalnb.
*Fcx lane, Bath street.
*Foxe'slane,71 S'; Andrew St. and
63 Toltjooth wynd
Francis place, West Preston st.
Frederick St., Prince's street to
Queen street
♦Frithfield, near the Baths.
Gabriel's road, w. Register sf.
Galloway's e try, 53 Canongate
Galloway's cl., 425 H'gh st.
Gardner's ires., ToliaKO st.
Gayfield sq., Leith walk.
Gayfieic pi., Gayfield sq.
Geddess cl., 223 High st.
General'.s entry, 38 Bristo street,
ann 77 Potterrow.
Gentle's cl., 122 Canorgate.
George pi., Leith walk.
George sq., Charles street.
George st., St Andrew sq. to
Charlotte sq.
*Geoige street, west from the
Fort
Gibb's cl., 250 CnnongHte.
Gibb's entry, 104 NroIsoh st.
GifFord pk., 72 Hope pk. end ,
Gilcnrist's lane, Greenside row.
Giles' street, 102 Kirk-ate
Gillespie's Hospital, Wright's
house Toll.
Gillespie street, Gilmour place
Gilmore pi., Lochrin
Gilnnore st., Paul's work
Gilmour st., Si'non sq.
Gilmoiir's cl., 99 Grassnnarket
Gladstone cl., 20, Grassmarket
*Glad.'^ tone's institution, Junction
street
Glover St., middle of Duke st.
Golf-house, Duke street
Glanville pi.. Baker's pi.
Glenfinlas st., Charloite sq.
Glouce-ter place, Lidia street
Gothic House, Trinity
Goshen, Canaan.
Giahum st., Laoriston
Grange Tolltield, Grar ge toll
Gr^njje, Cin^^eyside
Grange, b. Borouglimuirhead
Grange loan, Cnuseyside
Grange place, Cui-eysiiie
Grange court, 68 Causeyside
Griin;'s cl '.«e, 83 w. bo at
Giant's cl. Ij'ttle, 5 IS'etherbow
Grassmarket, We>t bow to Venu'-l
Gruyfie'd and Grayfield toll,
Dalkeitli road
Gray St., south, upper Gray St.
Gray st-, upper Siilisbiiry place
Gray's co., 95 Nicolson st.
Gray's close, north, 125 High st.
Gray's cl., south, 56 High st.
and 244 Cowg.
Greenhillbatik, Borough reiuirhead
Greenhill, Bruntstield links
G'eenside pUice, Greensiiie street
Greenside street, Calton street
Greenside lane, Buxier's pi.
Greenside Row, Nottingiiam pi.
Greig's close, 8 Abt^ey
Griridlay's ciose, 97 West bow
Grove street, Monson street
Grove place. Grove street
Grove cottage, Groie street
Grove house, 116 Fountainhridge
GuUan's close, 264 Canongate
Haddington's entry, 80 Canong.
Haddington place, Annandale st.
Haddon's court, 1 12 Nicolson St.,
Hailes' street, Gilmour pi., w. ch.
Haikerston's wynd, 163, High st.
Hall 8 CO., 230 Cowgate
*Haniburg pi., Albany street
Hamilton pi., Mayfield loan
Hamilton pi., High riggs
Hamilton place, Glanville place
Hamilton's close, Little, 67 Grass-
market
Hamiltou's close, 61 Grassmarket
Hamilton's court, 133 Fountain br.
Hamilton's entry, 36 Bristo st.
Hamilton's Folly, 29 St Leonard
street
Hammerman's close, 55 Cowgate
Hanover st. Prince's to Queen st.
Hardwell close, 193 Pleasance ,
Hart St., Forth st. to Broughton
Hastie's close, north College st. and
225 Cowgate
Hatter's court, 154 Pleasance
Haugh st , Legget s land
*HawkfielH, Restalrig road
*Hawkhill, near Locbend
Hawthorn- bank. Lynedoch place
Hawthorn-ville, Wha'ebrae
Hay Weights, by w. Maitland st.
Hays CO., Malnpoint
Hay's St., Nicolsun sq.
Haymarket, Dairy laoe
Hazle bank, Coltbridge
Heiiron bank, Canaan
Helen place, Canaan
Henderson row, foot of Pitt St.
Henry place, Henry street
Henry st., St Leonard s
Hercles street, foot Carnegie St.
Hermitage place, Stockbridge
Hermitage, Lochend ruad
Hermitage (upper, ) R.estalrig road
"Hermitage hill, Restalrig road
Hermitage park. Lochend road
* Hermitage place. Links
Heron's court, 184 Cnwgate
Hi riot bridge, Grassmarket
Heriot court, Leith Walk
Heriot hill, by Cannnmills
Heri'it's ho-pital, Lauriston
Heriot mount, Carnegie street
Heriot place, Lauriston
Heriot cot'atce, Brandon street
Heriot row, Abercromby place
Hrriot's buildings, cpposite Or-
cbardfield pl^ce, Leith Walk
High riggs, Miiiipoitit to Toller.
High street, Casllebill to Nether-
bow
High school wynd, 387 Cowgate
High school cl., 307 Canongate
High school yards, Surgeon sq.
Hill place, Nioid.son street
Hill square, Hill place
Hill St., Thistle st. to Young st.
Hillside crescent, London road
HiUhousefiilil Qiieerisfei ry road
*Hillh<.uietit'ld house, south Fort
street
Hodge's court, Blackfriars' wynd
Hiilyrood house, At'bey
Hiilyrood street, Hercles street
H'llyriiod stree', south back of
Canongate
Home street, Leven street
Hi'pe street, Princes street to
Charlotte square
Hope eresi-ent, AonKndale street
Hope street, Cassel's place
*Hope St. terrace. Junction st.
*Hope ter. cottages. Junction st.
XV
Hope p:trk, bad? of M. adows j
Hope park end, Bucdeugh street
Horse wynil, foot of Canonyate
Hoi-SR wynd, 179 Cowgate to
CollefJC street west
*Horse wynd, 73 Giles street
Howard place, VVarristoti cres.
Howe street, He'iot row
Huii.e's close, 284 Canoiigate
Hume's close, 101 Cowgate
Hunter's close, 129 Grassmaiket
Hunter square, South bridge Hud
Hi>;h street
^Tuiitley s;reer, Caiioiuiiil s
Hyndford's close, 50 High street
Tfidia street, west Heriot row
Lidia place. Circus pi ice
l!uks:rv Lane, north Fo't street
Iniier*ick Lodge, CoUbtidjje
Infirmary sreet, South bridge
Inglis court, 17 West pott
I lul'Mon stieit, Koxbnrjjhe street
innes"s cour-, 93 Pleasiuice
Inveileiih house, by Sockbridcre
Iiverleiih place, head ot Invct-
leith row
lavtrkiih (er., Inverieiih row
Ironside coun, iVJonteith's c ose
Irons de place, 69 Ab-eyhill
Jack's closes, 225 and 233 Can.
Jackson's close, 209 H'gh street
Jamaica street, Howe street
'Jamaica street. Ferry road
James' court, 501 Lawnmarket
*James' lane, Bnih street
James' place, s. end Bath street
Jamieson's close, C8 Grassmnrket
Jeanefield place, E-^4Sier r^iad
Jessfield, Bonington road
Jessfield, Dewar place
Jews' close, 44 Cau^eys^ide
Jock's lodge, Musselburijh road
John's |)lace, 19 St Leonard si.
*John's lane, Charlotte street
*John's place, west sde Links
Johnston's close, 332 Lawnm.
•lohnsione's place, Ratburn place
* Johns one sttett, Coburg street
•Jordan bank, rilorningside
* Junction st. Gt., so., Kirkgate
Kay's court, 7G Crosscauseway
Keir street, Graham str.et
*Kemp's close, 15 Giles' street
Kerr S'reet, Glanv)]le place
Killiebrae, 26 Wes'port
Kincaid's court, 159 Cowgate
King street. Little, James' street
King street. Great, Drummond
place to Royal circus
""King's street, Yardheads
King's park, Abbey
King's place, Leith walk
King's stables, ^outh b. of Casile
Kinlnch's close, 149 High steet
Kirjiocti's close, 259 Canongate
Kinniburgh's clos', 15 Gra>sm.
Kirkbank villa, iMorningside
Kirkbrachcad hous", west of
Princes street
*Kiikgate, Leith walk to Tolbooth
wynd
Kitchiii's court, 176 Cowgate
Lady Lawson's wynd, Lauriston
Ijady field place, To' aijo str.et
L Illy Sail's close, 477 Lawnmar.
Ladv wynd, 25 West port
Lan.l)'s close, 84 CressLauseway
Laniond's close, 23 Grassmarki t
Lapicide place, lik. o; l^eith fort
Larktield, Q-ieensferry road
Laverock bank. Trinity
Liuder park, 58 Cause\ side
Ldutieston,Teviot rew tuTillcross
La.ricsion t r., Lauriston lane
Liuriston lane, Ivauriston
i>aurision place, Lauriston
Lauriston »t., Lauriston (oiMainp.
Lawnmaik-t, 381 High street to
Castlehill
Law's court, 127 Nicilson street
*Lawrie's dose, 11 Yari'heads
[yaini; St. .53 Constitution st.
Leather court, l> -yd's en'ry
Legget's land, Siockbridge
* Leith Fort, ro. Ltith to Newhav.
*Leiihsaw. mills, w.ot Srurra-biae
Leiih street, VVaierloo place to
Gallon strtet
Leith St. terrace. East Register st.
Leith wi;lk, Elm row to Lciih
Leith wynd, h ad oi Canonga'e
Leopold place. Great London ro.
Leslie place, Deanhaugh street
L;vrn street, Lochrin
I/lliput, Trin ty
*Links place, east side of Links
*Links place, s. w. corner of Links
Livingston's ilose, 18Cr. sscausey
Lixmount, Trinity
*Li lie Carron, Glassworks
Lochtnd 'arm, near Restalr g
Lo:;h< nd's (loses, 107&115Canon.
L ihrin, Home street.
Logan's close, 287 Canorgate
Logic, Canonmills
L'gie green, Canonmills
London ro., Great, head of Leith w.
'London row, Albany airtet
London stree', Druinmond place
Long close. 2G Pleasance
Lora Russell pi., e. Sciennes .st.
Lothian road, Princi;"s street to
Port Hopetoun
Lot'.iian street, Coll ge street
Lytidoch place, JMelville place
Lyon's close, 215 High street
M'Connochie's close, 44 Cowgute
M'Dowal street, foot of Leith wy.
]M-Kenzie place, west India place
M'Laren place, Leith wynd
Macnab street, Francis place
Maciieil's place, Leith walk
*M ideira place, Madeira street
*j\ladeira cottages, Madeira street
*Madeira street, west end of
Prince Regent street
JIan(lalcnea'5y'um,iniCan-ngate
Rlainooint, head of West port
IMaitland St., west end Prince's st.
fllaitland sireet, west from Athole
place to Haymarket
Mtiitland place, Newhaven
Malhich's close, 73 Canongate
IM >lra grein, St Bernard's tow
Malta terrace, ■" t Bernard's row
.Manor pi., west ot Coates cres.
■"MansKeld plate. London street
Manuel's court, Crossrauseway
iMarket st. F'leshmarket to Mound
IMarket sirL>et, Low, above Green
market
IMarket place, Brunswick street
M.irion\ille, Rest.lig
Marv King's close, foot Allan's d.
Marshall's close, 3 (jrassmarkel
Mary's place, Raebuni place
Maryfidii, Ea-termad
JMayfield, Trinity
I'Mayfi.ld loan, Dalkeith road
.Aleadowbank, Parson's green
Jleadow lodj/e. Meadows
i\leadow pi , so. side of IMadows
.Megt;ei"s court, 54 Abbryhill
Meggetland, Boroughmuitheail
Aieltioarne place, Lawnmarket
Melville pi., opp. Charlotte place
'Uelville ctesoeni, Mdville street
Melville street, Cliarlotte place to
Manor jilace
Merchan' street, Candlunaker r.
M'.rehiston house, Foiintainbridge
Merchiston lodge, Boroughnmiih.
Merchiston bank, Boroughtnuirh.
Meichist'in castl-, Boroughmuirh.
Merchant maiden hospital, Lau-
ristm lane
*MeTilies' dose, 34 Yardheads
*]Meeiinghouse green, 66 Gilts' st.
Mews lane, south St Andrew st.
*Mews lane, 25 Constitution st.
Midrileby street, Newin..:ton
Middielidd, Geor.je's plice
.Miidli-ton's entry, 32 Btisto st.
Miller's dose. 171 C'anungate
Mill bank, Cmaan
M tin's close, 212 Canongate
iM tin's court, 517 Lawnmarket
Miln's square, 173 Hiijb street
Mino park, St Leonard street
M'nt, bottom of so. Gray's clo^e
Mm'o street, Newington
*Mit( hell St., 120 Const'tution st.
Moft'ai's close, 29 Neihtrbow
JMonro place, Jo k's lodge
.MoniBgue sire.t. Clerk st.
Montpdier, Bruntsfield place
Montcith's close, 61 Hi:;h st.
M nigomery street, Elru row
ftloiay place, west Heriot rov7
Moray s r-i t, Plrig street
*xMorayfield, opp. Hawktield
Alorednnc, Abbeyhill
I\Iorrisoii's close, 117 High it.
.Moriison street, Tobago st.
Morrison place, Jock's lodge
Moiningside, Borough muirhead
RIorningside place, Morningside
XVI
IMorocco dose, 21^ Canongate
*Morton street, Dukf s'reet
*Morton entry, 24 Kiikgate
Jlorton, Borouohmuirhead
]\Iound. Prince's st. to Bank St.
Wound place, head of Mound
Munros close, 119 Canongate
Sluidoch's close, 70 High st.
Murray street, 52 east Cross-
causeway
Murray's dose, 177 Pleasance
Murrayfidld, Coltbridge
Myreside, Boroughmuirhead
Nairn's close, 57-5 Castlehill
Kelson street and pldce, Aber-
cromby place
Netherbow, heai'. of Canongate
New High School, P.egent ter.
Nl-w lane, Annfiold, Newhaven
New-Bank, Trinity
New street, Canongate
Newington house, lilacket place
Newington, Libertnn Road
Newport street, Casilebarns
NicoUon street. College street to
St Patrick square
Niddry street, High street to
Cowgate
Niddrv st. south, 253 Cowgate
Northfield, Bonington road
Nonhfield place, Jock's Lodge
North bridge High st. to Prince's
street
Northumberland st., Nelson st,
to Howe street
Northumberland place, east Nor-
thumberland street
Norton place, e. e. of Regent road
Nottingham place, Gallon st.
Oakfield court, 108 Pleasance
Old Assembly close, 170 High
St., and 158 Cowgate
*OId Church St., Sandport st.
Old tishmaiket close, 1;J6 High
st,, and 144 Cowgate
Old Fleshmarket close, 333 Ca-
nongate
*01d Fleshmarket, 75 St Andr. st.
Old Gibbet toll, Dalkeith road
Old Mialmarket, 122 Cowgate
Old Playhouse cl., 196 Canong.
Olo Post Office cl.. 253 High st.
Old Stamp Office cl., 221 High
street
Old Sui^arhouse close, 84 St
Andrew ^treet
Orchardfitld, Leith walk
Orchardfield street, Mainpoint
Orchard iield place, Tobago street
Orphans' hospital, Dean
Palmer's buildings, 17 west Ni-
colson street
Panmure's do^e, 129 Canongate
Panmure house, 129 Canougate
?»rk pla( e, Park street
Park street, Bristo s'reet
Parkside street, St Leimard's
Parliament sq.. Si Giles' church
Par.-on'.s gueji, roid lo PirrsliiH
Vaters.n's cl., 4-^4 Lawnraarkct
Paterson co.. Old Broughton
Paterson's close, 108 Pltasance
*Pattison street, 31 Elbe street
Patriot hall. Hamilton place,
Stockbridge
Paul street, Simon square
Paul's work, foot of Leith wyn d
Pentland house, Mnrningside
Peter's clo-e, 187 Cowga'e
Pnysic gardens, below n. bridge
Pi card V place, York place
Piershill barracks, Jock's lodge
*Pillans pi., n. to Seafield baths
Pilri^; place, Pilrig Street
Piltig street, Leith walk
Pipe's close, 619 Castlehill
Pirrie's close, 246 Canongate
Pitt St., Dundas st. to toll
*Pitt street, Hillhousefield
Plainstones close, 78 Grasmkt.
Plainstone close, 232 Conongate
Playhouse close, 200 Canongate
Pleasance, St Mary Wynd to
St Leonard's
Plewlands, Morningside
Pollock's close, 28 Cowgate
Ponton street, Fountainbridge
*Poplar lane, north side Links
Port Hamilton, Canal basin
Port Hopetoun, south east Lo-
thian road
Portland place, Lauriston
*Poriland pi.. Prince Regent st.
'Portland ter., Portland place
Potterrow, west College street
Powburn, near Grange toll
Powderhall, Bonington road
Preston street, Causeyside to St
Leonard street
Prestonfield, near Grayfield toll
Primrose bank, Trmity
*Primrose St., w. end of Lochend
*Prince Regent street, west end
Coupar street
Prin.'sst., Waterl. pi. to Hopest.
Prospect buildings, Holyrood
*Prospect Bank, Restalrig road
*Quality CO., 25 Constitution st.
*Quality street, Charlotte st.
'Quality lane, 15 Quality sireet
Quarry closes, 18, 2G Crosscausev
Quarry holts, Easter ro. to Leith
Queen stree', York place
'Queen street, 69 S^^ore
Queen's place, Nottingham place
Queen"s place, toot of Leith walk
Queensferry street, west end of
Prince's st.
Queensferry ro., from Bonington
road to WindL strawlee
'Queensferry r^ad. Cooper street
to Bonington
Rae's close, 281 Canongate
Raeburn place, Stockbridge
Ramsay gardens, Castlehill
Ramsay lane, Castlehill
Ramsay close, 41 Canongate
Ramsay plnce, Bonington mad
Hand' Iph crescent, 'est, e. Grtat
Stuait street
Randolph cliff and place, Randol.
crescent
Railway station (£&G) hay mkf.
Railway depot, St Leonard st.
Rankeillour street. Clerk st.
Rattray's close, 115 Cowgate
Redbraes, Broughton road
'Redhall, Bonington
Regent bridge, Waterloo place
Regent road, Caltonhill
Regent terrace, R gent road
Register place, west Register st
Register street, east, Leith street
to James square
Register street, west. Prince's s'.
to St Andrew square
Register house, e. end Prince's sf.
Reid'> close, 80 Canongate
Reid's court, 95 Canongate
Reikie's court, 65 Nicolson st.
Resialrig, by Piershill barracks
Richmond st., w. and e. Nicol-
son St. to Pleasance
Richmond st., s. and n. Adam st.
to Pleasance
Richmond lane, w. Richmond st.
Richmond place, Roxburgh pi.
Richmond pend and court, 19
and 23 Richmond place
RiddeFs close, 322 Lawamarket
'Riddel's close, 74 St Andrew s:.
to 35 Tolbnoth wynd
Riddel's entry, 35New street
Riego S'reet, Tollcross
Ritchie place, foot of Carnegie St.
Robb's court, Castlebarns
Robb's entry, St John's hill
Robertson's close, 388 Cowgate
Rockville close, 380 Castlehill
Romilly place, Tobago street
Ronaldson's build.. Smith's placa
'Ronalds' n's wh., upper drawbr.
Rosebank, Broughton road
Rosebank, May field loan
Roseburn, by Coltbridge
Rose court, 13 George street
Rose park, Trinity
Rose St., so. St David st. to so.
Charlotte st.
Rosemount, Tobago St.
'Roseoiount, Hermitage hill
Roxburghe place, Drummond st.
Roxhurghe S',, Drummond st.
Roxburghe ter.,f. Drummond st.
Roxburgh's close, 34l High st.
Rowley's court, 38 Abbeyhill
Royal cescent, Feties row
Royal Exchange, 291 High st.
Royal ter., Blenheim pi. Carl. t.
Roy's court, 82 Hope park end
Ruiland St., w. end Prince's st.
Ru'land place, Lothian road
Rutland square, Rutland street
St Andrew sq., e. end George st.
St Andrew st., St Andrew sq.
St Andrew st., so. Prince's st.
*8t Andrew st., 431 Kirkgate
St Andrew'.s lane, n. St And. st.
St Ann's Bank house, Abbeyhill
St Ann's house, Holyrood
St Ann's yardf, Holyrood palace
Si Anthony pi.. Port Horetoun
*St Anthony St., 91 KirkgatP
*St Anthony ct., St Anthony st.
*St Anthony la., St Anthony st.
St Bernard cres., Stockbridge
St Bernard's place, Sanders St.
Si Bernard's row, Johnston place
*St Bernard's St., Shore
St Colme street, Albyn place
St Cuihbert"s enf., 1C7 West Port
St Cuthbert St., w. AJaitland st.
St David St. south. Prince's st.
St David St. north, Qudn st.
St Jjmes' sq., e;.st Keffister st.
St Janie>' si. St James' square
St James* pi., north St Jame>' st.
St Jiihn'> close, 188 Canongate
St Jolin's h'lf, PI asance
*St John'.N lane, 40 Charlotte st.
St John street, Canongate
St Leonard st. and hill, head of
Pleasance
St Leonard's cot. St Leonard la.
St Iveonnrd lane, St Leonard st.
St IMark'.s place, Bonin^ton
St Miry wynd, head of Canong.
*St Ninian'sla., back Old Church
St Patrick square, St Patrick st.
St Patrick sireet, Nicol-on s reel
St Koque, Canaan.
St Sie|.hen St., Clarence st.
St Vincent St., toot of Howe st.
Salamander St., to Little Carron
Salisbury green, Dalkeith road
Salisbury pi., opposite Salisbury
road
Sali.-bury road, Arniston place
Salisbury square, toot Brown st.
Salisbury si., Pleasance
Salt backet, bai k of Leith st.
Sanders street, Kerr street
Sandilands' close, 71 High St.
*Sandprjrt s'.. Commercial pi.
Saxe Coburg place, west Clare-
mont street
Sciennes, Hope-park end
Sciennes place, Sciennes
Scott's close, Hiyh Kiggs
Scott's close, 123 Cowgate
Scotland st., Drummond place
*Sea cot, n. e. corner Seafield
Seaf'orth cottage, Newhaven
*Seatield baths, Seatield
*Seafield ho., east end of Links
♦Seaside ho., Ea-tfie)d
*Seagrove, Pirniefield
Seaton's cIo>e, 265 Canongate
Sellar's close, 399 Lawnmarket
Semple street, Canal Basin
Semple's close, 599 Castlehill
Shak.vpeare sq., back of Theatre
Sandwich pi., w. e. Prince's st.
*Sheephead wynd, 67 Giles' st.
Shepherd's court, Ijeith wynd
*Sherrifr-brae,Coa]hilI to Kingst.
Shoemaker's clobe, 215 Canong.
♦Shore, Ferryboat stairs to upper
Drawbridge
Shrub hill, Leith walk
Shrub place, Shrub hill
Sibbald place, St Patrick square
*Silverfield, Boningtoa road
Silverraills, Fettes row
Sime'a court, CalionhiU
Simon square, Gibb's entry
Simpson's court, Potterrow
Skinni-r's close, (>13 Cas lehiU
Skinner's ilose, OG High st.
Slater'n court, l^O Canontiate
Smeaton's ct., 20 St Andrew st.
Smith's place, Leith walk
Smith's close w., 121 Grassm.
Smith's close e., 125 Grassm.
Society, Brown's squaie
Siicieiy close, 15 Nctherbow
Somerset house, ALary place
South bridge, North bridge to
Nicolson St.
Spence's place, Castleharns
*Spe-c 's |.l;i e, Bun ng on road
Sprtal siree', Bread .-ireet
Spring gard' n-., Abbeyhill
Spring tardeis Church street
Springfield, Lei^h walk
Stafford St., Shind*ick place
*Stanwell lodge, Bonington road
Star b'.nk, Trinity
Stead's place, Leith walk
Stevenlaw's close, 134 High St.
Steel's place, Moiningside
Stevenson's cl., 153 West port
Stewart's dose, 96 Canongate
Stewart street, Jock's lodge
Siewarttield, Bonington toll
Stockbridge, n. w. of New town
Stontfield, Cana-n
*Storrie's alley, 122 Kirkgate
Sirathie's close, 8G Canongate
Strichen's close, 104 High street
Stuari street. Great, iVloray place
to Randolph cres.
*Sugarhouse close, 5 Coburg st,
*Summeifield, Restalrig road
Summerfiehi ho., Restalrig road
Summerhall, Hope-park end
Summer place, Howard place
Sunbury distillery, Wa. ot Leith
Surgeon sq., &c., foot of Infirmary
street
*Swantield, opposite Silverfield
Swan's close, 31 Grasstnarket
Swinton row. Elder street
Sydney place, Canaan
Syuneytisld, Qutensferry road
Sylvan place, Meadows
Tanfield house, Canonmills
Tanner's close, 123 West port
Tap hall, Queensterry road
Temple's close, 145 Grassmarket
Tennis court, 98 AbbeyhiU
Terrace, Leith st.
Tevioi row, Bristo st.
Thistle St., north St David st. to
Hill street
Thomas st., St Cuthbert st.
Thomson's close, 40 Canongate
Thomson's court, 64 Grassm.
Thomson's cl., 13 Abbey strand
|*Thomson's place, Duke st.
Thornybauk, Foun^amoridge
♦Timber bush, Bernard st. to Sho.
Tipperlinn, Boroughmuirhead
Tobago place, Tobago street
Tobago street, Castlebarna
ToJd's close, 587 Castlehill
Toddrick's wynd, 80 Hit;h street
Tolbooth wynd, 165 Canongate
*Toliiooth wynd, upper Drawbr.
Tolhross, Ibiit of Lauriston
Torphi.tien St., w, Maitland st.
Triniiy, south west of Newhaveii
Trunk close, 55 High st.
Twee idale court, IG Neiherbow
Union pi., head of Leith walk
Union st., Union place
Valentine's en'ry, 72 Canongate
Valleytielil, W light's houses
*Vanliurjjh pi., so. e. side Links
*Vhu1i,h, 25 Si Aiiilfftw street
Vfiioh's pi. and st]., Stockbridge
Vennil, Heliot place
Viitona pi., foot of Carnegie st.
Vittoria St. & ter., Melbourne pi.
Viewhank Trinity
Viewfield, Trinity
Vi' wforth, Bruntsfield links
* Vic wforth cottage, Restalrig ro.
Viewpark, Bruntsfield links
♦Vinegar close, 35 Giles street
Walker street, Coates crescent
Walker's court, 18 Fountain br.
Wallace place, Tobago st.
Wallace's close, C'auseyside
Wardrop's court, 459 Lawnmar.
Wardie, Queensferry road
Warrender's park. Links
Warrender lodge. Meadows
Warrender cres., Howard place
Warriston place. Warriston cres.
Warriston, east Queensferry road
VVarriston's close, 323 High st.
Watergate, foot of Canongate
♦VVater lane, foot of Kirkgate
♦Water close, 64 Shore
Water-of-Leith, Dean
Waterloo pi., Prince's street to
Regent road
* Waterloo buildings, Bernard st.
*VVatsoti's place, Primrose st.
Watson's Hospital, Meadows
Watson's (J.) Institution, Dean
Watson's cluse, 226 Canongate
Weaver's cl ise, 208 Canongate
Weir's close, iO Kirkgate
Well close, Leith wynd
Well cL.se, 86 West port
♦Wellington plaoe. Links
"Wellington sireet, (Great)
Queensferry road
Wellwfood lodge, Bruntsfield pi.
Wetnyss place, Ajbyn place
Westbow, Castlehill to Gras'sm.
West port, Grassmarket to
Mainpoint
Wester cl., 177 Westnort
Whale brae, Bonington road
Wharton lane and Wharton pi.,
Lauriston
White Horse, or Boyd's cl., 274
Canongate
XV 111
White Horse close, 31 Canontj.
Wbifefi/rd bouse, 53 Canrtntave
Whitehouse, Boroiighmuirhead
Whitfield i>lace and house, foot of
Leith walk
Wight's pia';e, 95 Causeyside
Wi liain St., Staff.ird St. to Manor
Wiiiidinfield, Boiiingtoti roid
Wi liow grove, Lady La wsoii'swy.
Wilson's court, l34Canongate
Winiilestrawlee, Queensfnri'y ro.
Windmill street, George square
Windsor st., Leopold place
Woodbine cottage, Trinity
Woodburn, Canaan
Woodville, Canitan
Wood's <;o. , 13 west Nicolson sh
World's end close, lONetherbow
Wright's-hoases, Leven sfreet
Wright's close, 87 Cowgate
Writer's court, 315 High street
♦Yardheads, St Anthony's lane
to north end King street
York lane, York pi. to Albany st.
York pi- Queen st. to Picardypl.
Young St., north Charlotte st.
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for every L. 100 or fractional part thereof.
Agreements, whtn of tiie value of L.20 or
opv.arrts. and wichout clause of registration, if not
ibove 1080 words, 20s. — Above 1080 words, 3.5s-.
— With a progressive duty of 25s. for every lOiJO
words additional.
Personal Bonds and Mortgages.
Sum not exc,
Above £50
Above 100
Above 200
Above 300
Vbove 500 100(1
Above 1000 2000
L.
50
100
200
300
500
L
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1
0
1
1(1
2
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3
0
4
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5
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L. L.
Above 2000 not ex. 3000
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
3000
4000
5000
10,000
15,000
20,000
4000
5000
10,000
15,0011
20,000
f'rogrtssive duty, 25s., tor every entire 1080 wort.s
above the first lOiiO words, but ior mortgages or
leritable bonds, 20s.
Bills of Lading, &c., 3«.
Protests.
Not arnounting to L.20 2s L.500, or upwards, 10s
L. 20 and under 100 3s| Any other kind, 5s. & for
100 . . 500 5-1 every addit sheet, 5s.
Decuee Arbitral, 1080 word-, L.l, 15s And
every entire quantity of 1080 words additional. 25s.
Debentures, if not above li.lOO, 5s. Above
L.lOO, and not above L.200, 10.. Above L.200,
md not above L.500, 20s. Above L.500, 40s.
Appraisements.
For any sum not above L 50
Exceedmg L.50, and not above L.lOO
100 . . 200
200 . . 500
500 and upwards,
s.
d.
2
6
5
0
10
0
15
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20
0
A TABLE OF SIMPLE INTEREST,
AT FOUR, FOUR AND A HALF, AND FUE PER CENT, FIIOM ONE DAY TO ONi! YEA II, lNCLi;sI\E.
NoT>, — For two per cent take the half of four per cent. — For two and a half per rent take tlie lialf of five per cent. — For three per
cent take three quarters of four per cent ; — and for three and a half per cent take oft'ont-eisliili from lour per oent.
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cent
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5 per
cent.
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INTEREST TAELE coniiimed.
9 Days.
4 per cent.
H
per cent.
5 per
cent.
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cent.
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6 per cent;
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50
2 0
0
0
2 5 0
0
2 10 0 C
100
0 4 4
2
0
4 II
0
0 5
5
3
100
4 0
0
0
4 10 0
0
5 0 0 0
200
0 8 9
0
0
9 10
I
0 10
11
2
200
8 0
0
0
9 0 0
0
10 0 0 0
250
0 10 11
2
0
12 3
3
0 13
8
1
260
10 0
0
0
11 5 0
0
12 10 0 e
louo
1 2 3 10
a
2
9 8
3
2 11
9
8
1000
40 0
0
0
45 0 0
0
50 0 0
A TABLE,
Shoivhi" the number of Days in one Month, to the same Day in any other Month.
From Jan. Feb. March April Alay June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
January,
February,
m'o 1 31 i 39 1 90 1 120 1 lol | 181 i '212 | 243 | 273 i 304 | 334
334 1 363 1 28 1 39 | 89 | 120 | 130 | 181 | 212 | 242 273 | 303
March,
306 1 337 1 363 | 31 | 61 | 92 | 122 | 133 | 184 | 214" | 245 | 273
April,
275 1 306 1 334 | 363 | 30 | 61 | 91 | 122 | 133 | 183 i 214 | 244
May,
245 1 276 1 304 | 335 | 365 | 31 | 61 j 92 | 1^3 | 153 | 184 | 214
June,
214 1 245 1 273 1 304 | 334 | 365 | 30 | 61 | 92 | 122 | 153 | 183
July,
August,
184 1 215 1 243 | 274 | 304 | 333 | 363 1 31 | 62 | 92 | 123 | 133
133 1 184 1 212 1 243 | 273 i 304 | 334 | 365 | 31 | 61 | 92 | 122
September,
122 1 133 1 181 1 212 | 242 | 273 | 303 | 334 | 363 | 30 | 61 | 91
October,
92 1 123 1 131 1 182 | 212 | 243 1 273 | 304 i 335 | 365 | 31 | 61
November,
61 1 92 1 120 1 151 1 181 1 212 | 242 | 273 | 304 | 334 | 365 1 30
December,
31 1 62 1 90 1 121 1 131 1 182 | 212 | 243 | 274 | 304 | 333 | 363
LETTER-CARRIERS DIRECTORY. XXl
LETTER-CARRIERS' DISTRICTS.
No. I ST JAMES' SQUARE.
(n) Lflth street and Terrar.p, fast Register street, St Jainfs' square, part Elder street, Svrinton row,
Clyde street, Elder stre, t, to York place, York place Irom S!3-26 to the end— (A) York place, from 21-24 to
1 2, Duke stret-t, Albauy stieetatid laue, York lann, St Jamtts' streets aad place, Little Kiug street, and
Catbariiie street.
2 — ST ANDREW SQUARE.
(A^ — Kpfflster office, Princes street, uom 1 lo 25, Gabriels road West Register street and place, pnft
St Anarew squtre, south St Andrew street, and part M-ws lane, Priucps street, trom 26 to 4G south St
nnvlil street, east sid*", an'' Mejvs lane, part St Andicvv ^qunre, South -t David street, west sle (B),
Princes street, from 47 to 77, Oenr»ie street, from 29 23 to 1-2, Ruse Court, part St Andrew square, iiortb
St David street, QuerU street, trom 1 to 16, Rose street, from 27-42 to 1-2.
3 —HANOVER STREET.
(A) Royal Institution, south Hanover street. Geor(fe si reel, from .SO to 70, south Frederick street,
George street, (r<im 69 to 3J, Hanover street and eiist Ttilstle street (Bl, Queen street, from 17 to 69, Hill
street, north Frederick street, west Thistle street. Rose sti'eet, irom 29-44 to 73-104.
4.— CAS ILK STREET.
Princes street ''rom 78 to 117, south Cnstle street, Oeor^fe street, from 72 to 1-42, and 145 to 71. (B)
North O^stle str et. Queen srr,-ef, tr.iaa 60 to 79, Alciyu piac^, Wemyss place, Youugr street. Rose street,
from 106 to 20t», and irom 77 to 167.
5— CHARLOTTE SQUARE.
(B) Princes street, US to 131, south Charlotte street, n-onn 1 to 15, Charlotte square, .S3 to S9and from 24 to
32, south Charlotte str. et, IB to 2, Princes street, 135 to U9, Hope street, Charlotte square, Irom 23 to i.aiid
40 to 46, north Charlotte sirept— (A) Forres street, St f'.,une street, Gl.'.iifinlas street, Ainsile pUc.-'aiid
Great Stuart street, Randolph cre*cent, Randolph clilT ana places, Lyneaudi place, Drumsbeugh, Chw-
lotte place, Alva street, Queeuslerry street.
6.— MELVILLE STREET.
(A) Braehouse, Rutland street and square, Eiskine place, Sh^ndwiek place, east Maitland street, '^tn''.
ford ttreet, east William street, Melville street and plaCe. north Walker street — (B) south Walker »ire-t,
west William street, and Manor place, Cuates ciesccut, Athol crescent, west Mditlaud strtet, Uaymarketl
and Coates houses to Coltbridge.
7.— MORAY PLACE.
(A) Herlot row to Hiwe-str-^et, Howe str-^et, Heriot row, Dirnaway street, Miray place, Church lane
Jainaica^treet — (8) India street, Gloucester place, Doune terrac, Spri/ig gardens, Church street, luaia
place, M'Keuzie pUce, Darling's tuilniags. Rt Bernni'd's place, Sanders street-
8.— ROYAL CiaCUS.
(A) South-east Circus place. Royal Circus, south sirte, south-west Circus place, north-west Circus
place, Royal Circu«, north side, noith-east Circus place, St Vincent street, west Cumberland street. Piit
street, east Cumberland street — (B) Royal cie.-cent, w^^t division, F.-tt.s row, Silvermills, Claremoiit
place, Clarence street, st Stephen street, Brunswick strtet, Baker's place, GlauviJle place. Market placa
and Stockbridge Markets.
9.— GREAT KING STREET.
(B) Abercromhy place, Nelson street. Not thuinberlanrt pla^ie, Northumberland street, Dundas street —
(A) Great King street, Drummond place, 15 to 31 Scotlaua street. Royal crescent, Drummond place, 30
to 16, Duncan strtet.
10— BROUGHTON
(B) Brouirhton street, Forth street, Hart street, Bmugliton place, Broughton street. Old Broughtoa
and Broughton Markets — (A) Dublin street, Lonrion street. Mansfield place, Bellevue crescent and terrace,
east Claremoni street, Clarmout crescent, Broui^hton Hail.
II.— Lb-ITH WALK.
(A) Union place, Picarriy place. Union street, Antigua stieet. Gayfield square and place, Haddinsrton
place, Annaudale street, Hope crescent — (B) Leiili walk, Stirub place, Mianlefielri, Geoigr's place,
Miiray street, Pilrigstieet a-.d place, Fife place. King's place, Heriot buildings, Orcharntield plhCf, Spring'
field place. Smith's p'ace, Steao'n placrf, Anderson's place, Alison's place, M'Neil's place, Whiltfield pUc.
Crown street, Queen's place, Cassi ll.s' place, H<ipe street, and Union street. '
12.— GRKeNsiUE PLACE, AND ROYAL AND REGENT TERRACES.
(A) Waterloo place and Sh^kspeare square. New Jail, Regent terrace, Cai Iton terrace, Royal terrace, Blen-
heim place, Lecpold place, Windsor str.et, Lenp.dd place. Hillside crtsc- nt, Biunswiek street— (B) Mont-
gomery street. Elm row, Baxter's place, Greensioe pla e and street, Calton street, ana hill.
13.— CaNOXGATE.
(A) N. B. of Canongate, New street, head ol Canongate, St John street, Canongate, Holyrood street,
south back Caiionffate, Horse wynd, St Ann's yard, Paliice, Aijhey— («) Watergate, Abbey hill. Cro t-
aii-Righ, Abbty hill. Parson's green. Meadow bank, Jock's loege, S.uart stn^et, Restalrig, Locheno
Comely green, place, and crescent, Norton place, Easttr nad, Brunlou place, Abbiy Mount. '
M.— SOUTH BRIDGE.
(B) High and Low Calton, Paul's work. Physic gaidens M Dowail street, Leith wynd, St Mary's
wynd, High street, and closes— (A) NiOdry street, SoutSi bridge, Ir.tirm-iry street aod l.firm-.ay, Hi'i<h
School yards, Surgeon square, Cowgate, bottom ot PK-Rsance, south-back or Canougate, bt John's hill
16. — CROSS.
{A.) New buildings and North bridge, Milne square Hunter square, Blair street. High street south
side. Old Fish Market close — (B.) Royal Exchange, High street north side. Poultry market. Flesh markets
Market streets, and Canal street. ' '
16.— I.AWNMARKET.
(A.) Parliament square. County hall, &c., Writers' court, High street, Melbourne place, Bank street
Dortli Bank street. Mound place, Ramsay g- rdens and ledge, Castlehill and Mill's court, James Ciurt'
Wardrop's court, Paterson and Riddle's court, Lawnmarket— (B.) Castle .oad, Victoria street and ter-
race. West Bow, Grassmarket, Brown place, Vmnel, King's stables. Hays court, Orcbarcfleio street,
Spltial and Bread streets, Lothian road, St Cuthbtrt's glebe and lane, M'est kirk manse and Poor-house.
XXII LETTER-CARRIERS DIRECTORY.
17._POKT H'fPETOl'iV.
(AO Downift plafip, St Anthony's plnce, Pm t Hiipi toiin, Srmple strppt, Castle barns, Sppncf's place,
Nfw'yort street, Orcharrtflf id pUce. Port HHmiitoip, Tubago >trtet. LHfi\ti li plucf. Wfjlingiou Ihi.-^^
R 'milly plac-, G'Trtners rrescctit, Rns-rr nmit Grove dImo and strt-et Murisini stret^t, D-war Diace,
■Wallace place, Athol I^nf, TmphicheD street, St Cuthbert and St Thomas Miv^ts, .astern Oaliy mid la^e,
D-tlry h'lUse and west Dil' y — CB.) Ty ecastle t"ill liorih iVlelcliiston. Ba^l^f^eld, Bi-^ndfl-l.l plHce, C^stln
Silk-mills, Fi'U'ilain''r)n>fe, Pic tun street, Thornybaiiii, H<ime stree.t, Tolicfoss, Ouiibar street, Karl Grey
street, Ri-KO street, ai.d ti.p ot Fouiitambi irge.
IH.— COI-LKOE.
(A.l CoW'-gf. and Cnllece streets. Lothian str et, Hri^hiou street, Argyle and Rrnwn squnres, "Society,
Bri>to port. Cannlemalier row Tlvlot row, Paik str. • i and piaoe. Heiioi's wot k Wharion lane and place,
L-iuristoii lane, Heriot D'ace, Gruhain stieer nun Keir stitet- (Id > LiuiiMon play- and Arehibalil pia<;e,
liHdy Lawscn'i wynd, Portland place, Lauriston street, High rigs, Hdiciitoo place, Maiu puiut, Westporc,
CoWt?ate, and Mi rchaut street.
19. — GBORGE ^QUARR.
(A.) Pntterrow, Bristo street and Chari>s sii>et, Ciichton street. Chapel street. Windmill street and
lane, G-oige. square -<n.i Buccl'U<;b plac— iB ) Hii. cieuch sti e. t, Gilfoin pai k, p-irt ot Cieik street, Alon-
taKUe street, Raukeillor street, CUrk strett, St l»-.trii-k sqiiare, St Patiick street, and 8iobala place.
-20.— Nl( OLSON SI'KEKT.
(A.) Nicolson street, Nicolson rquiie, Hay street. Hill placre and square. Richmond streets- and lane,
W'>t Richmond street— (8.) West Nicolson sir-et mid Markets, Nico son street, Crosscausey, Crookttt
Dykes, Glbb's entiy, Simon square, Paui street, Davie str. et, auu Gilmure street.
!il. — f LliASANCK.
(,\.) Drummond street, Roxburgh place, Adam stieet west, Roxburgh stieet, Roxburgh terrace,
Ingliston street. Adam street east, Arthur street — iB.) S^li»buly stre. t, Browu street, Uercles street,
Heriot mouut, Victoria place, Holyiood sti eet, Carnegie street, and Beaumont place.
a-2.— NEWIXGTON.
(A.) St Leonard street and hill. Railway depot, Heniy street. Castle of Clouts, Gibbet toll, east Preston
street, Newington places, Arniston place. Salisbury road atid place, upper Gray street, Duncan street, south
Gray street, Middleby street, Minto street — (B.) Blacket place, Salisbury gr.en, Ciaigie terrace, Rose
hall and bank. Echo bank, Maytield lo'tn, Powturn, Giange loan and place, Caiiseyside, Canning pla(e,
Sciennes streets, west Preston street, Francis place and Lord Russell place, Summerhall and Hope fniK
end.
«<;3.— BOROUGH MUIRHE AD.
(A.) Hope park. Sylvan place, Argyll place and p,.rk. Meadow place. Viewpark, Greenhill house and cot-
taie, 8t Margaret's Convent, Whilehouse, east Morningside house, Hruntstield place and lodge, Moutpeiier,
Wright's houses, Leven street, Drumdryari, Giimore places, Hailes street, Gillespie street— (B.) Grange
house and loan, Blackford and Morland cottage, St Roque and Canaan park, Millbank and Sion»y place,
Bloombery place and Canaan grove, Canaan lodae and bank, Woodburn and Stonetield, Goshen bank and
Jordan lane. Asylum and Morningside, Tipperlin. Merchiston bank and castle, Boroughmuirbtaj.
2+.— STOCKBHIDGE.
(A.) Eyre plac<», Brandon street, Pitt streec north, Henderson row. New Academy, Deaf and Dumb In-
ftitution, west Claremoot street and Saxe-C .hurg place, Deatibank, Himilton^ place. Legget's land and
Haugh street, Fairnlngton place, Veitch's square and place, Leslie place, Deanhaugh street Dean terrace,
Carlton street, St Bernard's crescent, Danube street, upper Dean terrace, Ann stteet— (B.) B-dford street,
Allan street, Cheyue street. Hermitage place. D^an street, Malta terrace, St Bernard's row, InveMeith
house, Johnston place, Raeburu place and JMary place, Comely bank, Craigleitb, Dtan, Bell's mills aud
Water of Leith.
26.— NEWHAVEN.
(A.) Canonmills, Huntly street, Warrlston place and crescent, Howard street and place, Tanfleld,
Summer place, Inverleith terrace, row, and place. Trinity cottage. Trinity, Myrtle bank, Gothic cottages,
Seaforth cottage. Christian bank. Primrose bank — (B.) Trinity cre.<icent. Laverock bank, Newhaven and
Anntield, Jessfield and Whale brae, Ramsay place. Northfield, Catherine bank, Queenstetry road, Boning-
ton place, brae, and bridge, Brotighton road, Redbraes, Powderhall, Bane mills, Lugie green, and Biaud-
tteld road. (B. reverses his run in the morulng.)
iBtmxnl ^osst=i^^i(t
DIRECTORY,
FOR
EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND THEIR ENVIRONS.
1843-44.
LEITH ARE MARKED THUS
A
Abbotsford Club, W. B. D. D. Turnbull,
secretary, 25 Great King street
Ahercrombie, Dr, consult, phys. 19 York place
Abereromby, Sir Robert, bart., of Birkenbog,
Forglen, and Fermoy, 18 Coates cres.
*Aberdeen,Leith,& Clyde ShippingCoji-
PANY Office, 27 Princes street and 3
Dock Gates — Geo. Mathieson, agent
Fire and Life Assurance, Annuity, and
Reversionary Company — R. Webster,
» esq. agent, 65 Princes st See Adv.
* Marine Insurance Company, 1 Baltic
street — B. F. Gray, agent.
*Abernethy, Scott, clock and watchmaker, 90
Kirkgate
Mrs, midwife, 27 Clyde street
Academy, Edinburgh, Henderson row
Southern, 5 George square
AcquerofF, John, hairdresser, 8 S. St Andrew's
street
*Adair, John, tailor and clothier, 2 Shore
• Miss, 4 Hart street
* Adair's Tee- total Coffeehouse, 2 Shore
Adam and Son, skinners, tanners, and wool
merchants, Boningtou
Alexander, teacher, 1 Swinton row — ho.
1 Gayfield place
Alexander, esq. 3 Bonington place
George, of the Sasine office, 4 Hart st.
James, esq. S.S.C. 19 Claremont crescent
' James, esq. W.S. and land valuer,
5 Scotland street
James, victual dealer, 80 Pleasance
* John, baker, 35 Tolbooth wynd
John, manager for Edmonstone coal de-
pot, St Leonards
Patrick, esq. S.S.C. 4 Eyre place
Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 26
William street — house, 9
■ Robert, ( Co?/rant office,) ] 35 Princes st.
— — Steph. spirit dealer, 36 Northunab. st.
' Dr Walter, 39 George square
' Mrs, milliner and dressm. 135 Princes st.
Adam, I\Iiss, 9 south Charlotte street
Miss, 29 India street
Adams and Co. wine merchants, 14 south St
Andrew street — ho. 8 Leopold place
* Alex, bootmaker, 5 Bridge street
Alex. Maxwell, phys. 23 St Patrick sq.
Alex, cabinetmaker, 10 Horse wynd,
Canongate
John, esq. S.S.C. 3 n. Charlotte street
J. sess. elk. St Cuthbert's, 3 Windmill st.
Robt. furnishing ironm. 8 Hanover st.
Mrs, 21 Lauriston street
Mrs, lodgings, 14 Barony street
Adarason, Andrew, mason and smoke curer,
w. Thistle street lane
* Captain Benj. 59 Charlotte street
D. M. esq. S.S.C. 22 Dublin street
James, esq. 57 Hanover street
* .John, (late shipmaster,) 30 Kirkgate
Thos. tea dealer, recording office for ser-
vants, 4 south St Andrew street
* W. M. cooper and fish-curer, 24 Duke
St. — house 1 Glover street,
* Mrs, lodgings, 73 Constitution street
* Mrs, lodgings, 33 Coatfield lane
Miss E. 12 Clarence street
A die, A. & Son, opticians to the Queen, 50
Princes street — house, Canaan cottage
A. J. civil engineer, 11 Howe street
J. (A. Adie & Son), 11 Howe street
Addis, Rev. Thomas, Canaan Grcve
Wm. {of Hay and Addis,) 21 Athole cr.
Addison, Miss, 33 Montague street
Adinston, Thomas, esq. Cxeorgefield, Trinity
Adjutant Gen.'s Office, 10 So. Charlotte st.
Advertiser Office, 279 High st. — printing
office, 91 Rose street
Advocates' Library, Parliament square
Advocates' First Clerk, Society of Solicitors,
Hall, 12 Royal Exchange
Advocates' Widows' Fund, 1 1 Heriot row-
John Cay, esq. collector
Affleck, Arch, flesher, 9 Home street
A
2
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
ALD
Affleck, Arthur, innkeeper, King's stables
Henry, spirit dealer, 11 ileadow place
James, com. agent, 14. Canning place
James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 10,
Causeyside
■ Jno. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Parksidest.
R. grocer, w. & sp. dealer, 26 St Leon. st.
Wm. sheriff officer, 2 Huntly street
Agnew, A. W. & Co. gun makers, 63 Princes st.
Jas. teacher, (George Heriot's school,)
Old Assembly close.
]VIrs G. 14 Grove street
, Mrs Vans, of Barnbarroch and Sheuchan,
Lauriston house
. Miss E. straw hat-maker and Killiner,
1 1 Waterloo place
Agricultural Museum, P. Lawson and Son, 1
George IV. bridge
Aikman, A. T. engraver, 23 Bristo st.
. And, conductor of the daily rolls of the
Co. of Ses. 12 R. Ex.— ho. 1 Hill sq.
. Arch, grocer, oO Grassmarket — ho. 94
Lauriston place
. George, engraver, 29 North bridge
James, leather merchant, 11 Niddry st. —
ho. 54 west Richmond street
■ J. painter & glazier, 7 QueensfeiTy st.
John, S.S.C., 2 Mound place
iNIrs J. baker, 183 High st. — ho. 3 Blair st.
Jliss, 11 Charles street
*Aim, J. grocer & spirit dealer, 17 Sandpprt st.
Ainslie, M'Allan, and Graham, esqs, W.S.
26 Rutland square
■ andSutherland, saddlers, 12 Princes st.
Alex. {A. and Sutherland,)! oBroaght.ip]
■ Archibald, esq. 21 Union street
David, Esq., 54 Queen's street
John, Esq., 54 Queen's street
* J. spirit merchant, 3 Old Bridge end
Peter, spirit merchant, 62 Buctleuch st.
. Robert, esq. W.S. and attorney in Exche-
quer, 39 Gt. King street
. Mrs Wm. spirit dealer, 148 Causeyside
■ Mrs, of Huntington, 54 Queen street
Miss, 33 London street
Air, W. Campbell's, hotel, 21 Princes street
Aird, George, esq. 62 Hanover street
Miss Marg. straw hat manufr.QoPrinces St.
Aire, Mrs John, 6 Springfield
*Airth, A. (J. A.Bertram & Co.,)2 Hermitage pi.
— — John, surgeon, I\Iorningside
Aitchison & Co. liquor merch. 2 Infirmary st.
4 Downie pi., 127 Grassm., 7 Hamilton
pi., 37 S t Leonard's, and 25 Brought, st.
■ —I i and Sons, confectioners to her Majesty,
77 Queen street
I Alex, bread and biscuit baker, 4 east
Register street, and 5 little King st.
* David, draper, 22 Kirkgate
■ (i. bread & biscuit baker, iWemyss pi.
— — J. watch glass maker, 35 South bridge
— — J. (Scottish Union,^ 23 Union place
— John, grocer, 49 Cowgate
•--— Johp, esq. 12 St John street
Aitchison, Jn. & Co. brewers, so. b. of Canong.
Thos. tailor, 107 Nicolson street
W. K., brewer, 15 St John's street
I\Irs, 16 St John street
IMrs H. painter, paper hanger, and gla-
zier, 22 Nelson street
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9, St Leonard's st.
* Mrs Thomas, 66 Kirkgate
Miss, 1 north St James' street
Miss, of Drummore, 16 Windsor street
Aitken and Campbell, wine merchants, 11
St James' square
& White, merchts. and comm. agents, 2
Elm row
Alex, merchant, 24 Gardner's crescent
Alex. & Co. smiths, ironnsongers, and tin-
plate workers, 19 Hanover street
Alex, coal merchant, 1 Port Hamilton
Alex. {A. §- CaniphtU,') 22 Broughton pi.
Al. silk-mercer & diaper, 20 n. w. Cir-
cus pi — house 22 Comely bank
Alex. {Marshall ^- Aitken,) 24 Buc. pi.
Hugh, com. agent, 35 Scotland street
J. sol. for patents, 5 V/est Maitlund st.
and county buildings
Jas. bookbinder & stationer, 8 St James'
square — ho. 5 north St James' street
James, farrier, 14 Potterrow
Jas. (/J. and TF/fi^e,) St Ann's Bank ho.
John, veter. surgeon, 142 Causeyside
John, baker, 7 Haddintjton place
John& Robt. wholesale tea & coffee mer-
chants, 71 Adam square
John, (J. & R. Aitken), 9 Newington pi.
John, coffeehouse, 104 High street
Robt. W. {Meadoivbank brewery,) I\Iea-
dowbank
Robt. (J. & R. Aitken), 11 Duncan st.
Samuel, bookseller, 12 Bank st. — ho.
22 George square
Thos. wine& sp. raercht. 35 Frederick st.
* T. smith and farrier, 55 Charlotte st.
Walter, baker, 117 Nicolson street
Wm. chemist and druggist, 3 Pitt street
Wm. grocer & spirit- dealer, 246 Cowgate
' William, spirit dealer, 11 Dock place
Mrs, Glasgow Commer. Inn and Tavern,
16 Calton strett
Mrs, 8 Mary place.
Mrs, midw. & nurse, 5 n. St James' st.
Mrs, broker, 196 Cowgate
]\Irs James, 1 1 Duncan street
Mrs, stay-maker, 122 Rose street
Aitkenhead,Adam, fiesher, 89 High street
R. dairy, 20 east Drummond st.
Albion Insurakce Office of London, 11
South bridge — Andrew Muir, agent
Loan Co. 96 and 98 Rose st. — H. V.
M'Donald, manager
^-^ Cloth Co. Assembly Piooms, George st.
agents for Bicknell & Moore, London
Alder, Wm. of Excise, 39 St Leonard's st.
Aldridge, Brothers, & Co. colour merchants,
14 and 15 Cassel's place
ALI
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
ALL
3
Aldridge, Thos. & Co. paper stainers, floor"
cloth and table-cover manufacturers, 1
Mound — h. 9 Blenheim place
Alexander & Brown, silk dyers, 76 Clerk st.
* Ewart, Nelson, and Co. mast and block
makers, Old Church street
* Alex, cowfteder, 5 Quality street
David, writer, 10 n. Richmond street
D. portrait painter, 9 Manor place.
Duncan, spirit dealer, 16 Earl Grey st.
■ Geo. metal-merchaat, 3 Spittal street
H. D. surgeon and druggist, 46 Canong. —
house 22 St John street
— — Jas. grocer, wine, and spt. dealer, Alison pi.
James T. Esq. surgeon, 12 Charlotte
place — house 31 Alva street.
* James, grocer & spirit dealer, 79 Kirkg.
— ho. 52 Charlotte street.
Jas. {Rick. A. and Son,} 24. Ann street
Rev. John, 49 Northumberland street
John, esq, S.S.C. 2 Roxburghe terrace
John, grocer and spirit dealer, Nevvhaven
'■' .Tohn, grocer and spirit dealer, 42 & 72
Giles street — house 2 Bank place
John, builder, 9 Earl Grey street,
John, esq. surgeon, 96 Lauriston place
Lewis, wine and spirit mercht. and agent.
Union street lane
— — Major, of Boydston, 17 Warriston cres.
R. & Son, wine merchants to the Queen,
24 Fred. st. — ho. 18 Lynedoch place
Robert, currier and leather merchant,
135 West port — house 3 Spittal street
R. ( Cuvim, Bank), 13 Upper Grey street
■ ■ Robert, painter, 10 Mansfield place
T. & J. surgeons, 5 Grassmarket
Thomas, bookseller, 125 Nicolson street
Thomas, esq. surgeon, 45 Lauriston pi.
* T. B. cooper, 2 Foxe's lane
* Thomas, and Son, coopers, 2 Foxe's lane
William, esq. W.S. 52 West Registei- st.
-^hou>e Craig Park, Ratho
* W. grocer and spirit dealer, 40 Watei-
lane — house 2 Charlotte street
* Wm. wine merchant, 1 Vanburgh place
Rev. W. Lindsay, 16 Rankeillor street
Wm. finishing writing-master, teacher of
Parliament shorthand, 45 Princes st.
Mrs E. 24 Home street
— — Mrs, grocer, 7 Abbey
Mrs, 13 Rankeillor street
Mrs, lodgings, 6 Haddington place
* Miss, dressmaker, 2 Burns street
Alfred Assurance Association, 8 no. St
David St.— Ritchie & Hill,W.S. agents
*Alison & Cowan, corn factors, 2'9 Constitu. st.
* Alex. {Jas. A. §• Co.^ St Anthony pi.
* David, linen & sail cloth merchant, 22
Bernard st. — ho. Prince Regent street
* Jas. & Co. corn-factors. Bank street
* J. {Jas. A. §^ Co.,~) Willianifield
■ Jas. tailor & clothier, 51 North bridge
■ James, builder, 19 Upper Grey street
"— *— James, boot & shoemaker, lO Cumbdt st.
*Alison, Jn. (of A. ^- Cowan,) 9 Hermitage pi.
Dr W. P. professor of the Practice of
Medicine, 44 Horiot row
Allan, A. & Co. bankers, 40 Princes street
* & Gavin, wine alid spirit merchants, 25
Sheriff brae
Alex. esq. advocate, 5 Hillside crfescent
Alex, millwright, Mayfield loan
Alex, writer, 8 Mary place
A. F. farmer, Windlestrawlee and east
Pilton, Queensferry road
* David, shipmaster, 1 Portland terrace
George, hou^e painter, 12 Nelson street
James, tailor, 86 South bridge
Jas. clothier & habit maker, 11 Hatiover
street
John, plumber, 112 Nicolson street,— ho;
5 Buccleuch place
John, tee-total coffeehouse, 21 Blair st.
John, turner, Robertson's close, Cowg.
* John, esq. Bonington bank
John, excise officer. Grange cottage
Robert, esq. 24 Windsor street
R. stockbroker, agent for Phoenix Fire
6 Protector Life office, 8 St Andrew sq.
Ilobt. cabinetmaker, &c. Hill street Lane
Robert, hat maker, 16 Westport
Thomas, esq. 13 Fettes row
T. and Co. printers and publishers of the
Caledonian Mercury, general printers
and stereotypers, 205 JHigh st.
Thomas, esq. 4 Hillside crescent
* Tho. wine & spirit merchant, 20 Tim-
ber bush — ho. 12 Baltic street
* Thomas C. {Scott d^ Allan,) AUalifield
Sir Wm. president R.S.A., limner t«
H. M. for Scotland, 72 Gt. King st.
Wm. esq. accountant, 35 St Bernard's
crescent
* Wm., S.S.C. 13 Thomson's pi. Duke st.
* W. of Customs, Primrose street
Mrs, 4 Hillside Crescent
Mrs F. lodgings, 103 and 105 Princes at*
Mrs, 10 P. Hamilton — h. 6 Newpoirt sti
*. Mrs Wm. 8 Wellington place
Mrs, dressmaker, 68 Nicolson Street
Mrs, gardener. Lover's lane
Misses, milliner, 1 17 George street
Miss, trimming shop, 3 Deanhaugh st.
Miss, 2 St Patrick squaire
Miss, 6 Fife place
Miss, ll Brandon street
Allardice and Sclanders, upholsterers and cabi-
netmakers to the Queen, 12 George
street
* & Laughtori, chip, pill, & fancy box
manufacturers, & print., 133 Kirkgate
— — D. esq. 8 M''arriston cl-escent
J. {A. §" Sclanders,) 12 Queen street
W. P. esq. W.S. 16, St Andrew square,
house — £. Viewfield, Trinity
— — Miss, Middlefield house
Allester, D. esq. W.S. and ftccountaiitj -»
London street
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Alliance Assur. Co., C. M. Barstow, 32
India street, and W. Druraraond, 19
Quality street,* agents
Allison, And. gardener, head of Pilrig avenue
Ch. C. {Jas. A. ^ Sons,) Allison place
Dr E. D. apotriecary and druggist, 101
South bridge — ho head of Sciennes.
James and Sons, vinegar makers to the
Queen (agents for Meux's & Co.), Alli-
son place
W. B. (of Allison ^ Sons,) Allison place
John, (G. F. O.) ^26 Mid. Arthur pi.
*AlIoa Glass Works and Bottle Warehouse, 38
Constitution street
Aloe and Prince, furriers and straw hat ma-
nufacturers, 12 Greenside street
S. optician, 12 Greenside street
*Al8tOD, John, tea dealer and grocer, 50 Tol-
booth wynd
Geo. tailor and clothier, 52 Hanover st.
Hugh, grocer, 56 Westport
. J. steak aud sausas*^ shop, 50 Leith st.
Captain, 3 Great King street
Alves, H. S. esq. 9 Royal terrace
Mrs, lodgings, 1 Gabriel's road
Miss, 7 Raehurn place
— Miss, 6 Scotland street
Amos, Andw. corn mercht. Echo bank
Ancrum, J. W. cork manufact. 142 Rose st.
John, spirit dealer, 39 High street
Anderson and Bryce, printers, 160 High street
. and Bayne, tea dealers, wine merchts. and
grocers, 39 and 41 Broughton street
— — Adam, esq. Solicitor-Gen. for Scotland,
98 George street
Adam, merchant, 1 Salisbury road
Alex, cabinetm. and uph. 55 India place
Alexr. late land surveyor, Hebron bank
— — Alex. esq. 10 Arniston place
Dr A. 40 Minto street
A. Y. surg. 287 High st. — h. Grangefarm
Archd. (Anderson <^- Baijne,) 38 York pi.
Archd. mercht. 14 Bruntsfield pi.
* Chas. M.D., F.R.C.S., 40 Quality street
C.W. {R. A.Sf Co.,) 13 Annandale st.
Charles, esq. advocate, 5 India st.
Chas. E^q. 4 Minto street
Charles, esq. S.S.C, 7 so. Charlotte st.
Rev. Christopher, 5 north Charlotte st.
D. esq. of Morden, banker, 98 George st.
. David esq. (late merchant,) Bellefield
D. jun. baker, 13 Hamilton pi. High riggs
D. S. laboratory, 247 Canongate— ho. 22
Arthur street
. Donald, cowfeeder, 1 Saunders street
Duncan, gardener, 1 West Norton place
— — Francis, esq. W.S. 50 Castle st.— ho. 34
Charlotte square
. — - Gavin, collector to New town Dispensary,
1 7 Thistle street
■ Geo. esq. of stamp office, Bellefield
, George, wright, 5 N. St James' street
»— — H., collector of West Kirk poor-rates^ 1
Rutland street
Anderson, H. S., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit
dealer, and preserver of fresh provi-
sions, 40 Hanover street
Isaac, esq. S.S.C. 4 Montgomery St.—
ho. 14 Maryfield
James, hairdresser, 1 Brown square
Jas. clerk, 96 South bridge
■ James, esq. S.S.C. 52 Bristo street
James, solicitor- at- law, 2 Hay street
Jas. grocer, 42 west Richmond street
Jas. {Fraser &; Anderson) 35 W. Nicol. st.
Jas. jun. silk-mercer & laceman, 1 Nicol-
son St. — ho. 1 Park street
* .lames, teacher of music, 1 18 Kirkgate
* J. rectifier and chemist, 11 Giles street.
—ho. 6 Wellington pi.
James, post and job horses, &c., 11 St
James' pi. — ho. 2 north James' street
Jas. spiritmer.2l & 1 13 Rose st. — h. 115
Jas. civil engineer and archt. 2Shand. pi.
James, teacher, 82 South bridge
Jas. & Son, plasterers and compos, orna-
ment makers, Loihiun r. — h. 9 Hope st.
— — .Tames, wholesale shoe & leather wareho.
94 South bridge — ho. 5 Upper Gray st.
James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 1
w. Maitland street — ho. 12 Athole pi.
James, flesher, 4 Bristo street
James, cowfeedt r, 10 Dean street
Jas. commercial trav., 20 Annandale st.
J. and Son, iron founders, Leith Walk
John, cabinetmaker, 12 Church lane
John, bookbinder, 323 High street
John, esq. 12 Bruntsfield pi.
J.&A. gold and silversmiths, 3 Rose court
* John, {Customs,) 6 Duncan place
John, musician, 209 High street
,Tohn, merchant, 1 Castle terrace
John, Cafe Royal Tavern, 1 Register pi.
John, tailor, 16 S Bridge, h. 4SibbaldpI.
John, groc. & spirit deal. 42 Leith Wynd
J. esq.W.S. 50 Castle st — h.46Heriot row
J. boot and shoemaker, 30 w. Register st.
John, fishmonger, and purveyor of fish
to the Queen, 109 Geo. st.
Jo. boot and shocm. 3 St Patrick square
John, baker, 1 India street
Letham, writer, 60 Cumberland street
Michael, esq. law printer. Mound ph—
house 5 Royal terrace
M. York Hotel, Nicolson street
Peter, esq. W.S. 31 Great King street —
ho. 18 Scotland street
Peter, tailor, 21 Lothian street
Peter, postmr. & lodgs. 22 Young stree
*— — P. of Shore dues, 1 1 Portland place
R. {Mortimer, A. ^ Co.,) 10 Dean st.
R. teacher of natural history and physical
science, 7 Gayfield square
Robert, S.S.C. 1 London street
Robt. livery stables. Hill street — h. 1 62
Rose street
Robert, 23 Archibald place
— Ro. {National Bank,) 6 w. Preston st.
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Anderson, Robt. (^4. ^- Brijce,) 84 High st.
* Robt. & Co. metal merchants & agents,
21 Constitution street
* Robert, candlemaker, 93 Giles street —
ho. 2 Cassells place
Robert, teacher, Sessional School, Ca-
nongate — ho. 48 London street
— — Ro. S. Esq. W.S. 13 Torphichen street
Thomas, esq. advocate, 32 JMelville st.
• Thomas {l\at. Bank,) 23 Montague st.
• T. Scott, esq. W.S. 1 Athole place
Thos. carver and gilder, 1 7 Frederick st.
— — Thomas, mason, 3 St-mple street
• ■ Waltt r, agent, manager (^Howie and Co.,)
13 Torphichen street
' W. & J. smiths and ironm . 22 Nicolson st.
Wra. green grocer, 13 Dundas street
— — • W. writtr {Lyon Office,) 20 St James' sq.
Wm. flesher, 18 Middle market
■ William, shoemaker, 3 Abbey
William, coach-hirer, 2 Queen street
W^illiam, mail guard, 1 Elm row
* Wm. town clerk, Leith — h. 21 Pilrigst.
* Wm. mercht. 38 Constitution street —
house 15 Gaytield square
■ 'Wm. bak. & coiifeo. 1 so. St Andrew's st.
William, esq. 11 Duncan street
* W. shipmaster, 64 Shore
W^m. writer, 18 Frederick street
* Wm. carter, north Junction street
* W. mer. 23 Coburg st h. Summerfield
house
Wm. boot & shoema. 15 Drummondst.
Mrs Alexander, 16 .<outh Charlotte st.
Mrs Alexander, grocer, 12 Ponton street
■ Mrs Dr J. 17 Union place
Mrs Dr, 32 Melville street
Mrs, 21 Fettes Row
Sirs Geo. 1 Anderson's place
Mrs, 23 Regent terrace
Mrs R. 20 Coates crescent
Jlrs, Burrowloch
' Mrs, of Inchyra, 34 Charlotte sq.
Mrs, 13 Ainslie place
• Mrs, 22 Society
Mrs, Anderson's place
Mrs, lodgings, 136 Princes street
Mrs, lodgmgs, 25 Abercromby place
• • Mrs, lodgings, 3 Hope street
i Mrs, 18 Howard place
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 162 Rose street
. Mrs, 19 Fettes row
Mrs, eating house, 20 Rose street
* Mrs Robert, 1 1 Portland place
Mrs Charles, 8 London street
■ Miss, silk & worsted shop, 301 High st.
Miss, ioi Winterfield,) 24 Inverleith row
Miss Jessie, 2 Romilly place
Miss, 7 Hamilton place, Newington
Miss, 28 Neilson street
Miss, ladies' institution, 7 Gayfieldsquare
Miss Marianna, 25 Pitt street
Miss Margaret, 14 Torphichen st.
—7 Miss, 10 Elm row
Anderson, Miss, dressmaker, 44 India place
Miss,miniaturepainter,16S. Charlotte St.
Miss, 6 Windmill street
Miss, 10 Forres street
Miss, 29 Clarence street
Miss, boot binder, 6 Roxburghe place
]\Iiss, dress maker, 43 Broughton st.
*—— Miss, dressmaker, north Junction st.
Misses, 72 Northumberland street
Misses, 5 Great King street
Misses, dressmakers, 104 Nicolson st.
Miss, 9 Moray street
Misses, boarding school, 16 Athole ores.
Misses, dressmakers, 35 w. Nicolson st.
Andersons & Trotter, esqrs. W.S. 50 Castle st.
Andrew, Jas. M.D., F.R.CP. 38 Minlo street
Jno. coal agent, 162 Fountainbridge
Mrs, 1 Eyre place
■ Mrs, 31 Howard place
B. and M. 10 North St David street
*Angus, A. superin'. of police, and billet-mas-
ter. Police office
George, architect, 1 St Colme street
* Robert, woollen and linen draper 68
and 69 Tolbooth wynd — house 4
Thomas, flesher, 125 Rose street
Annan, James, plasterer, 9 Queensferry street
Annesley, Arth. esq. St Ann's ho., King's pk.
Annuity Assessment Office, 12 Royal
Exchange
Ansley, John, furniture wareh. 254 Cowgate
Anstruther, James, esq. of Tillicoultry, 42
Moray place
James, spirit dealer, 37 Grassmarket
*ANTi-DiiY-RoT Co., 24 Sheriff brae — Wra. '
Muirhead manager.
Antiquarian Society, Royal Instit. Mound
— Alexander Smellie, sec.
Anton, James, agent, 4 Lothian road
Apothecary's Hall, 5 Hanover street
Arbuthnot, Lady, 16 Charlotte square
Archbald, Misses, 1 Eyre place
*Archerand Mann, solicitors, 21 Bernard st.
James, historical & portrait painter, 6 St
Vincent street
* Mark, smith, Duke street
* Robt. solicitor, 1 Summerfield
Wm. (G. §• Son,) 3 mid. Arthur pi.
Archibald, Andrew, coal merchant. Rose hall
Charles, baker, 10 Dublin street.
D. tailor & clothier, 2 n. St Andrew st.
G. nursery & seedsman, 12 St Patrick sq.
ho. 10 — nursery. Grange Farm ^
Geo. keeper, County Hall ^
* James, surgeon, 78 Kirkgate
* John, agent, 7 Duncan place
John, grazier, Merchiston bank
John, spirit dealer, 34 Cumberland st.
R. engra. prin & lithograp. 34 Morth br.
Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 7 Arthur st.
Miss J., dressmaker, 2 no. St Andrew st.
Miss, 2 south-west Circus place
Arcus, J. lodgings, 118 Princes street
— — Robt. lodgings, 13 Charlotte place
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Ahgus Life Insurance Co. — Scott, Rymer,
and Scott, agents, 56 George street
*Aris, Samuel, excise-officer, 2 Coalfield lane
Aikley, Patrick, esq, advocate, 59 Gt. King st.
— — Mrs, of Dunnenauld, sen. 25 Heriot row
*__— Miss, dressmaker, 4 South Junction st.
— — Miss, dressmaker, 26 Pleasance
Armet, Wm. & Son, tailors, 8 Shakspeare sq.
Alex. B. accountant, 40 Albany street
Armitage, Mrs Samuel, 40 Albany street
Armour, Harry, printer, 18 Buccleuch place
Armstrona:, Geo. & Co. wholesale com. agents,
3 Leith st. Ter,
* & Co. com. merchts. and agents. Coat-
field lane, and 50 Constitution street
G. ( G. Armstrong Sf Co.,) 6 Mansfield pi.
George, engraver, 3 Rose street,
* John, wine merchant, 50 Constitution st.
' Jo. {Stamp-office,) 20 Gilmore place
John, merchant, 5 Annandale street
— — Robert, coal agent, 4 Railway depot —
house 9 Henry street
' Thos. {Bank ofScotl.,)'29 Buccleuch pi.
Wm. J. P. officer, 46 St Leonard's st.
W. joiner, 6 Queen's pi., Greenside
* William, vintner, 49 Snore
Miss, dressmaker, 22 Charles street
Mrs H. 13 east Claremont street
Miss Margt. milliner and dress maker,
42 Princes street
Miss C. 10 Doune terrace
Miss, straw -hat maker, 126 Canongate
Arniston Colliery Ofi., Railway depot, St Leo-
nard's— D. Grant, salesman
Arnold, James, baker, 4 Mackenzie place
. John baker, 10 Carnegie street
Arnot, D. (of W. §- J. M'Miirrat/), Stead's pi.
H. esq. Abbey mount
J. jeweller, 30 Rose st.— ho. 3 Hay st.
— — John, commission agent, 12 Catharine st.
— house 13 Gayfield square
— — Mrs, lodgings, 59 Cumberland, street
Arnott & Malcolm, esqrs. W.S. 30 Drum. pi.
David, signet-hall keeper, 391 Highst.
— — James, esq. W.S. 5 Wemyss place
■ James, baker, 44 Buccleuch street
^— J. W. esq. (A. §• Malcolm,) 7 St John st.
> J. M., M.D. surgeon-dentist, 25 south
Castle street — See Adv.
-— — John, esq. W.S. 1 St Vincent street
Mrs, lodgings, 26 George street
— — Mrs, 1 St Vincent street
i Mrs, 30 Howe street
Arrol, Mrs Thomas, 2 Frederick street
Arrow, Captain, R.N. 25 Ainslie place
Arthur, D. & Sons, plane and edge tool
makers, 1 Gilmore street, Paul's work
— — & Son, tailors & clothiers, 6 St Andrew sq,
*■ Geo. {Miller Sf A.,) 10 Wellington pL
Rev. Andrew, 118 Lauriston place
p. ( Arthur and Sons,) I Gilmore street
— — James, esq. deputy inspec.-gen. of army
hospitals, Arthur's lodge, Newington
— — John, house agent, 4 Roxburgjie terrace
Arthur, John, clothier, 14 Calton hill
Ptichard, S.S.C. 2 north St David street
W, {Arthur Sf Sons,) 1 Gilmore street
Wm. stone merchant & road contractor,
56 Lothian street
Mrs, 36 Cumberland street
Artisans' Reading-room, 98 South bridge — ■
Alex. Wood, manager, 9 middle Arthur
place
Arts, Royal Scottish Society of — .Tames
Tod, esq. 21 Dublin street, secretary
(Fine) Association for Promoiion of —
J. A. Bell, esq. architect, 69 York
place, secretary
Union of Scotland for Promoting of the
Fine — J. Mundei, 60 Princes ht., sec.
(Fine) Royal Institution for the Encou-
ragement of — Fratjcis Camerim, esq.
Royal Institution, Mound, assist, sec.
Ashenheim, J. jeweller and watch-maker, 70
George street
Ashworth, Mrs, 4 Leopold place
Assay Goldsmiths' Office, 98 South bridge
Assembly Rooms, 54 Geo. st. — Jas. Robertson,
keeper
Astley, Thos. manufacturing chemist, Bon-
ington — house, 4 George's place
Asylum Life Assurance, 4Dun(las street —
H. Fraser, W.S. agent. — (See App.)
Magdalene, 181 Canongate — Mr J. S.
Ogilvy, 37 Castle street, treasurer
Foa Industrious Blind, 58 Nicolson
St. — Oliver Rintoul, manager
FOR the Female Blind, 38 NicplsQn
St. — Miss Reid, matron
Athenian Hotel, Thos. P. Lenney, mana-
ger, 3 Waterloo place
Atherton, Edward Jo., coffee-house, 7 Hunter
square
Atkinson, Mich, officer of excise, 16 Keir st.
Atlas Fire and Life Assurance Co.'s
Office, 12 Duke street — J. Campbell,
esq. W.S. agent — (See Adv.)
*Auburn, Mrs, spirit dealer, 59 Bridge street
Auchie & Brown, upholsterers, auctioneers,
appraisers, and undertakers, 25 Geo. st.
Alex. {Auchie t'y Brown,) 4 Argyle sq.
Auchincloss, John, smith, 19 Rose street — ho.
24 Gardner's crescent
Auditor's Chambers, 16 Royal Exchange
Auld, Hugh, esq. (cashier Com. Bank,) 52
Queen st.
George, spirit dealer, 1 St Anthony pi.
James, esq. 9 Rankeillor street
Js. cabinetm. 10 New st. — h. Morocco cl.
John, esq. W. S. 52 Queen street
Jn. boot and shoem. 13 Heriot's build.
John, boot maker, 3 Elm row
Wm., jun. shoemaker, 513 Lawnmarket
Robert, S.S.C. City chambers — house 9
Hope street
Rev. R. T., head master and chaplain,
Gillespie's hospital — h. 6 Howe 8t.
— — William, esq, 67 Great King street
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Austin, John Mein, teacher, Trades' Maiden
Hospital — n. 9 Gnrdner's crescent
— — INIrSj Sealbrth cottage, Trinity
Miss C. (of Bellwood,) 15 Manor place
Miss, 1 Walker street
Australasian & General AsstJitANCE
Officb, 75 Prince st. — J. W. Pillans,
agent — See Ado.
Ayer, James, tailor, 12 St James" street
Ayrshire Needlework W'areliouse, 50 u. Bridge
Aytoun, James, esq. advocate, 39 Heriot row
■ Robert, esq. W.S. 39 Heriot row
• Wm. E. esq. advocate, 11 Fettes row
ilisses, 39 Heriot row.
Baetie, ]\lrs Adam, 98 Rose street
Baddon, I-^aac, mail-guard, 13 Calton hill
Bagot, Rev. Dan. B.D. minister of St James'
Chapel, Broughton pi. — house 23 east
Claremont street
Baigrie, George, coal merchant, Echo bank
Baildon, H. C. chemist and druggist, 73 Prin-
ces street — house 72
Wm. druggist, 10 Torphichen street
Bailey, J. & W. wholesale china and glass
merchants, 32 Candlemaker row
John, boot and shoe maker, 78 Princes st.
Joseph, (of J, Sj W. Bailey,) 2 Roxburghe
street
Robt. tailor & clothier, 3 Melbourne pi.
Tho victual- dealer, 341 Canong. — h.2l2
— — Zerub, grocer, 155 Westport
Baillie, Chas. esq. advocate, 13 Gt. Stuart st.
— — Chas. ( Gilmore Sf Gibson,) 54 Grassraar.
i David, grocer, 6 east Register street
Geo. esq. (late Bengal establishment)
Hon. E.I.C.S. Dean house
John, fruiterer, 144 Princes street
* Peter, shipmaster, 30 Giles street
. R. G. Esq. of Culteralltrs, 17 Walker st.
' Robt., victual dealer, 54 Crosscausey
Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 4 Baxter place
Walter, tea dealer and grocer, 84 Nicol-
son street
Wm. & Co. candleraakers, 153 Westport
' Wm. esq. W.S. 52 Northumberland st.
Wm. esq. 5 Inverleith terrace
Wm. R. esq. W.S. 19 Broughton place
■ Mrs, 7 Lynedoch place
— — Mrs, 50 Rankeillor street
— — Mrs, midwife, 2 Roxburghe street
' Miss, of Polkemmet, 34 George square
Bain, Alex, clerk, 507 Lawnmarket
■ Daniel, bootmaker, 499 Lawnmarket
— — David, Scotch linen weaver's agent, 63
George street
— — David, grocer & wine mercht. 9 Fred. st.
Donald, esq. accountant, 31 Gayfield sq.
' Geo. painter & glazier, 5 Drummond st.
— — James, provision shop, 178 Fountain br.
■ John, lodgings, 32 Wright's houses
«— John, dairy, 14 Buccleuch st.
Bain, Thomas, spirit dealer, 5 F'eshmarket cl
* Thomas, of customs, 5 Hamburg place
Captain, pier-master, Granton
* William, builder, 57 Shore
Mrs David, lodgings, 21 Broughton st.
Mrs, milliner & straw-hat m. 157 Cowg,
Mrs, covvfecder, 28 Upjicr Grey street
]\Irs, 3 Grange place
■ Miss, 6 Keir street
Sliss, day school, 63 Frederick street
Baird, Alexander, spirit dealer, 232 Cowgate
Andrew Captain, 18 Grove street
H. .r. acct. & comm, mercht. Summerfd.
J. Vf . esq. W.S. 4 Drummond place
• J. efq. (iS/iotts Iron Co.,) 10 Melville st.
John, v/ool merchant, Powburn
John,esq.of Camelon, Iso.-westCirc. pi.
John, gtoger and cheesem. 28 Bristo st.
— ho. 6 Lolhian street
Jos. merchant, 16 Royal Exchange — h.
13 Salisbury road
— — R. G. portrait painter, Summerfield
Thos. wool stapler and skinner, Powburn
Tho. Walker, esq. adv. 4 Drummon<l pi
V. C. wine mercht. & purveyor of spirits
to the Queen, 63 Prin. st.— h. Argl.pk.
William, plasterer, 4 Queensferry fat.
I\Irs N. 20 Warriston crescent
Mrs, midwife, 42 Candlemaker row
Mrs W. G. 4 Henderson row
Mrs M. tobacconist, 4 n. College street
Mrs, fruiterer, Stockbridge market
Mrs, engrafter of stockings, 49 Thistle st.
Miss M. 40 George square
Misses and Lindsay, dressmakers and
milliners, 92 George street
Bairnsfather, Peter, esq. Vv^S. 9 Royal circus,
— ho. Cameron house
* Miss, Adelphi place [[Bridge
Baker, G. Rainbow tavern, New buildings, n.
Balcanqual, John, gro. & sp. dea. 142 Cowgate
Balcarras, Robert, tailor, 134 High street.
Balbirnie, Wm., music engraver, 156 High st.
Bald & Geddes, min. engineers, 49 Albany st.
John, gardener, Jock's lodge
Rob. esq. {Baldt^ Geddes,) I i Albany st.
*Balders, R. Globe tavern, 24 Sandport street
Balderston, Jas. esq. sec. to the Insurance Co.
of Scotland, 6 Maitland street. See Adv.
William C. esq. W.S. 4 Queen st ho.
7 Melville street, Portobello
Mrs, 6 Maitland street
Balfour & Jack, printers, 36 Niddry street
* Alex, teacher. Dr. Bell's school. Great
Junction street
Andw. {Balfour ^ Jack,) 3 St .lohn s hill
Andrew, hosier and glover, 23 Leith st.
Arch, turner, 56 Crosscausey
Jas. (of Pilrig) esq. 37 Broughton street
— bo. Pilrig bouse
James, jun. Esq. W.S. 37 Broughton st.
— ho. Pilrig house
— — Jas. and J. M. esqrs. W.S. 37 Broughton
street
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Balfour, James, wine merchant, 14 George st.
— ho. 4 Shandwick place
John M. esq. W.S. 37 Broughton street
— ho. Pilrig house
* John, & Co. corn factors, old Naval
yard, 133 Constitution street
Jn. esq. {Jn. B. 4- Co.,) 20 Pilrig st.
• Jn. jun. esq. {Jn. B. 4" Co.,) 17 Pilrig st.
• Robert, esq. accountant, 17 George st.
. Thomas, agent, 33 Montague street
Thos. flax-dresser, 26 Carrubber's close
and Quality court*
Capt. Wm. R.N of Trenaby, 2 Moray pi.
William, esq. W.S. 10 Hill street
■ W. merchant, Salisbury Green cottage
— ^ — Dr William, M.D. 10 Hill street
■ Mrs Agnes, lodgings, 36 Alva street
■ Mrs, 19 Warriston crescent
Misses, dressmakers, &c. 20 Elder street
Miss Helen, 1 Charles street
Balgairney, .In. cowfeeder, 36 So. b. of Can.
Ballantine & Allan, house painters, glass-
stainers, and japanners, 15 Hanover st.
' Geo. wine mercht. and grocer, 67 So. br.
J. cheesemonger and grocer, 25 Hano. st.
■ Miss, dressmaker, 6 west Nicolson street
Baliantyne & Hughes, printers, Paul's work
George, fancy trimming warehouse, 12
Nicolson street — house 5
James, letter carrier, 3 Market street
James R. orientalist, 5 Pitt st.
* ■ .T., stationer and bookseller, 49 Bernard
street — house 1 1 Vanburgh place
James, pawnbroker, 118 High st.
James, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 n.
Richmond street
John A. ( Bullanlyne and Hughes,)
8 Picardy place
John, portrait- painter, A.R. S. A. 8 Pi-
cardy place
J. farmer, upper Braid
* Wm. of Customs, 11 Vanburgh place
Mrs W. 16 Albany street
Balleny, W. superintendent of the Cemetery,
ofRce, 3 Warrision crescent
' John, Esq. 6 west Maitland street
— — Miss, 7 Hope crescent
• Miss, corset maker, 6 Bristo street
Miss, 1 Buccleuch place
Ballingall, D. working jeweller, 1 Albert place
— — Sir George, eurgeon to the queen, and
prof, of military surgery, 13 Heriot
row
■ Wm. accountant, 10 north St David
street
Wm. G. agent for Crichton's Glasgow
Canal Boats, Port Hopetoun
Mrs, artificial flower maker, 1 Albert pi.
Balmain, Ja. boot and shoemaker, 67 Clerk st.
Jas. wine merchant, 3 north St Andrew
street — house, 38 Dublin street
John, tobacconist, and cigar warehouse,
42 Princes street
— — John, of Customs, 30 Hamilton place
Balmain, Mrs, 27 Nelson street
Misses, dressmakers, 219 High street
* Miss, milliner, 53 Charlotte street
*Balmer, John, gardener, Bathfield
Balvaird, Mrs George, 42 Gilmour place
Mrs, 37 Gilmour place
Bancks, C. J. ironmonger, 84 South bridge &
35 Hanover st. — house 2 Middleby st.
Bank of Scotland, Bank st. — Branch, 36
Constitution st.* — Tho. Jones, esq. agt.
Banks, Alex, stationer and bookb. 37 N. bridge
Alex. jun. bookbinder, 5 North bridge
David, tailor, 7 Shrub place
Henry, merchant tailor, 22 Duke st.
John & Co. manufrs. of carpets, hearth-
rugs, and hemp-matting, Canonmills
J. die and stamp cutter, 98 South bridge
Peter S. S.S.C. 25 George street
Wm. ( W. H. Lizars,) 13 St James' sq.
W. cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 6 west
Richmond st. — ho. 10 St Patrick square
]\Iiss, 45 Moray place
Miss, 1 Elm row
BannatyneClub, D. LaingjSec.
* R. officer of Fishery, 1 London row
Banner, F. shoemaker, 30 Tobago stre»'t
Bannerman, H. tta and spirit merchant, 3
Spence's place
Wm. spirit dealer, 1 Westport
Miss, embroiderer, 4 north St James' st.
Baptie, J. house-factor, 13 Earl Grey st.
IMiss Grace, 13 Earl Grey street
Barber, Alex, spirit dealer, 44 Broughton st.
R. H. esq. barrister-at-law, 4 Bellevue ter.
Mrs, ladies' sicknurse, 24 Greeuside at.
Barbour, George, writer, 24 Gardner's cresc.
Barclay, John, esq. 7 Carlton terrace
G. umbrella maker, 50 Canongate
— ^— John, dairy, Silvermills
Major P. 9 Carlton terrace
* Perkins and Co. porter store, 27 St An-
drew St. — J. G. Thomson, agent
William, carver & gilder, 118 High st.
Barker, Barnard, broker, 139 Cowgate
.lohn, esq. svjrgeon, 27 St James' square
Patrick, broker, 172 Cowgate
Tho. assist. in>pector of letter-carriers,
15 Jamaica st.
* Thomas, brewer, 6 Yardheads
Barlas, Robert, esq 18 Gilmore place
Barm, New, Company, 85 n. b. of Canongate
Southern District Company, 112 Nicol-
son St. — John Crawiotd, brewer
Barnes, Miss, 22 Alva street
Barnet, John, jeweller, 128 Nicolson st.
Barnetson, Jn. mason & slater, 6 s. St James' st.
Barr, F. German clockmaker, 25 Greenside st.
— ho. 24 Greenside place
Barrack Office, Queensberry house
Barron, G. esq. W.S. 20 Nelson street — ho. 1
Randolph crescent
John, esq. accountant, and deputy clerk
of teinds, 67 Great King street
Wm. coach-hirer, 11 Pitt street
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Earrowinai), A. Duncan, janitor, University
J. warthouseuian, 19 St Patrick sq.
Barrie, James joiner, umlertaktr, and farm
implement maker. King's stables
Barry, Jn. British Hotel and Hopetoun Rooms,
70 & 72 Queen street
and Smith, straw-hat makers, 65 Nicol-
son street
Mrs, 3 north St David street
Barstow, C. M. esq. accountant, 32 India St.
Barth, E. upholsterer, 1 Ros • court
Bartholomew, Geo. engraver, 1 Gay field place
* J. dairyman, Bonington road
John, engraver, 21 Brouchton street
Thos. letter-carrier, 17 Carnegie street
Barton, Robert, writing-master, Circus place
school — ho. 1 Snxe-Coburg place
Mrs Anne, dealer in tea and toys. 15
north-west Circus place
. Mrs, lodgings, 9 south-east Circus place
Barty, Mrs, .*J0 Hamilton place
Bathgate, Jos. managt r Dalkeith coal depot,
St I.eonards — ho. 2 John's place
Mrs, spirit dealer, 19 Haddington place
Bath Establishment, 17 and 19 Hill street —
See Ado.
Establishment, Hope st — See Ado.
Baulks, Thos. cowfeeder, 81 Canongate
Baxter & M'Dougall, esqs. W.S. 32 Castle st.
Alex., gen. com. agent, 11 Antigua street
* Allan, white horse inn, 56 Charlotte st.
Charles, writer, 32 Castle street
John, printer, 97 Causeyside
Edmund, esq. W.S. 32 Castle street
J. & J. slaters and glaziers, 18 Leith st.
John, esq. 8 Arniston place
John, victual dealer, 241 Canongate
W. librarian, 39 south Bridge
*— — W. shipmaster, 8 Albany street
Mrs, Bangholm bower
Mrs Charles, 31. Gayfield square
Mrs M. lodgings, 52 Bristo street
Mrs, 18 Pitt street
Bayley, W. G. ( Gallei/ S,- B.,) 58 Broughton st.
Isaac, esq. writer, 11 Royal Exchange
— house, 13 Regent terrace
Mrs Captain Paget, Bellevue cottage,
Grange toll
Bayne, A. victual dealer, 42 Broug. st house
8 Barony street
Charles, fruiterer, 64 Rose street
James, spirit dealer, 7 Hanover street
John {Anderson 4" -S.,) 1 Bellevue cresc.
John {Boyd ^- B.,) 3 Rose street
Menzies, jun. painter, glazier, and paper
hanger, 27 Elder street
Miss, 7 Rankeillor street
Miss C. 18 Carlton street
*Beadie, J. C. merchant, 36 Sheriff brae — ho.
1 Albany st.
Beath, John, e-q. surgeon and accoucheur, 19
Castle street
Beaton, Duncan, victual deal. 6 Cowgatehead
Hugh, coal merchant, 8 Fountainbritlge
*Beatson, David, merchant, 15 Duke street
Dav. {uf City Cliumh.) 5 w. Preston st.
Jas. {of Citij Cliiimh.) 5 w. Pre.-ton st.
Robt. ( Citij Clerk's office,') Preston st.
* Robt. spirit dealer, 41 Shore
Mrs, 4 Mary place
Mrs John, lodgings, 15 College street
Miss, 1 1 George s([uare
Beattie, A. star hotel, 3(j Princes street
James, cabinetmaker, 64 Uucelench st.
John, A.M., private teacher, 5 York pi.
John, tobacco & snutf man, 32 Cowgate
J. M. warehouseman, 6 Brunswick
street
Wm. and Sons, builders and wood mer-
chmts, 11 Bread st. and 5 Lothian rd.
Mrs, Thomas, 31 Broughton place
Miss, 37 London st.
Beck, Miss, 5 Stafford street
Beckwith, Geo. silversmith, 2 Earl Grey st.
Beenie, John, baker, 4 Chapel st. — ho. 8
Begbie & Lee, enyrav. and print. 57 N. bridge
Alex, shoemaker, 138 Nicolson st.
Francis, plasterer, 179 Canongate
James, esq. M.D. 6, Ainslie place
J. plasterer, 67 Canongate
P. smith and ironmong. 16 so. St Andw.
st & 24 Canal st— ho. 2 so. Charlotte
street
* Peter, coal and cinder merchant, 31
Constitution st. — ho. 105
Peter, collector, 7 Drummond street
Wm. lapidary and watch-glass maker, 8
St James' square
* Wm. stoneware mereht. 15 Commercial
place — ho. 16 Sandport street
Mrs A., 7 Henderson row
Mrs Andrew, 25 Parkside street
Miss, 7 Mill square
Begg, Archibald, tailor, 23 Bread street
Begrie, D. coal merchant, 69 St Leonard st.
Mrs, victual dealer, 73 St Leonard st.
Behmer, F. corset & habit maker, 63 Han. st.
Beilby, Dr Wm. physician, 57 Northumb. st.
Belfrage, William, writer, 8 Scotland street
W. hosier, glover, shirt and stock maker,
75 George street — house 73
Mrs Dr, 42 Great King street
Bell & Cuthbertson,esqrs., W. S. 23 Thistle st.
& Bradfute, booksellers, 12 Bank st.
& Gunn, bookbinders, 14 s. St David st.
* Rannie, and Co., wine merchants, 62
Constitution street
Adam, bcotmaker, 87 South bridge — ho.
2 Drummond street
Alex. (C. J. Baucks,) 5 Mackenzie place
Alex, shipmaster, 2 Portland terrace
Andrew, accountant, 21 Athole crescent
Andrew, teacher of math. 6 Nelson st.
Archibald, esq. advocate and sheriff of
Ayrshire, 81 Great King street
A. M. esq. W.S. 12 India street
B. R. esq. advocate, 15 Great Stuart st.
Benj. F.R.C.S., surgeon, 120 George st.
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Bell, Carlyle, esq. W.S. City Cliarabers, and
84 George street — ho. 7 Royal circus
— — Charles, M.D., physician and accou-
cheur to the Western General Dis-
pensary, 82 George street
David, bootmaker, 33 South bridge
. D. C. esq. H.E.I.C.S. 18 Dean terrace
G. Graham, esq. advocate, 43 Melville st.
i^— Geo. Hamilton, esq. F.R.C. of Surgeons,
13 Charlotte square
Geo. M.D.,27 York place
Geo. Jos. esq. P.C.S. professor of the
law of Scotland, 3 Park place
— — Geo. jeweller and silversmith, 44 North
bridge— ho. 44 Rankeillor st.
George, spirit dealer, 7 Shakspeare sq.
* Geo. wine merchant, 1 Jamaica st.
■ J. A. architect, 69 York place
* James, & Co. wine merchants and corn
factors, 30 Bernard street
■ James, S.S.C. 18 St James' square
— — James, clock and machine maker. Old
Assembly close
. James, teacherofDr Bell's school. Green-
side, 18 Leith walk
.John Beatson, esq. W.S. 13 Gt.King st.
i J. M. esq. advocate, 4 Forres street
John, esq. W.S. 81 Great King street
—— John, smith, 166 Rose street lane — ho.
13 so. Charlotte street
. • John B. writing-master, 36 George st. —
house 1 Darnaway street
> John C. esq. 5 Hope park
• John, lodgings, 7 n. w. Circus place
. Joseph, esq. F.R.C.S. surg. 120 Geo. st.
Joseph, wigraaker, 340 Lawnmarket
Joseph, brewer, 65 n. b. Canongate
i Peter, esq. 6 Gilmore place
■ P, smith and ironm. 9 n. w. Circus place
— — Peter, shoemaker, 22 Pitt street
— — Robert, esq. advocate and sheriff of Ber-
wickshire, 15 Great Stuart street.
• Robt. esq. manager, (^Eastern Bank,^
East Morningside house
• Robt. jun. esq. advocate, 120 George st.
■ Robt. boot and shoem. 27 Broughton st.
— — — Robert, engraver, 11 Keir street
■ R. F. general commer. agent, 5 Union
pi ho. 2 Baxter's place
— R. architect and land surveyor, 25 St
Patrick square
— — Stewart, silver plater, 6 Milne's court
' Thos. (Nonvic/i Union,) 71 Clerk st.
— — Walter, bootmaker, 16 Lothian street —
house 8 Roxburghe street
' Wm. esq. S.S.C. 13 Union place
i Wm. esq. W.S. 3 Hope park
— — Wm. esq. accountant, 17 Ann street
■ Wm. mill master, Canonmills
— — Wm. esq. agent for Jfedical and Invalid
Assurance Office, 8 St Andrew's sq.
■ Mrs James, 43 east Claremont street
, Mrs M. H. proprietor Dr Adams' vege-
table medicines, 59 Bristo street
Bell, Mrs, 22 Forth street
Mrs, lodgings, 7 n. St David street
Mrs, 27 York place.
Mrs, 3 George's place
Miss, ladies' school, 1 1 Keir street
Miss, 44 Abbeyhill
Benevolent Stranger's Friend Society Hall,
84 High St. — Robert Anderson, treas.
Bennet, Adam, tinplate worker, 106 West bow
Alex. esq. W.S. 17 Nelson st. — ho. 13
Dean terrace
Arch, secretary to the Bank of Scotland,
Caroline cottage
Rev. David, 7 Lothian road
* Forrest, woollen draper, hatter, hosier,
Szc. 96 Kirkgate
James, esq. W.S., 3 Antigua street —
ho. Claremont park
* James, clerk, 9 Citadel street
* James, ci rn-factor, 13 Bernard street —
ho. 3 Wellington pi.
* J. waggoner, 7 Citadel street
William, silver plater, 94 West bow
Bennett, J. H., M.D., lecturer on the Practice
of Physic, 5 Northumberland street
Bennie, Rev. Archd. 26 Regent terrace
.Tohn, spirit dealer, 22 Union place
Bennocb, Miss, 40 Gilmour place
Beutly, Mrs, 33 Dundas street
Bergin, John, spirit merchant, 9 Union place
Berkshire Ashmolean society, W. B. D. D.
Turnbull, local secv., 25 Gt. King st.
*Bernard, D. {Haig's distil/eri/,) Bonington bk.
Berry, Boswell, plasterer, 128 Nicolson st.
Charles (overseer Nurseries,) Golden Acre
David, mason, 9 Society
* G. esq. (G. Berry S^ Co.,) Hillhouse6eld
house
* Geo. and Co. merchants and agents,
Martin's court, 35 Bernard street
James, saddler, 13 Bread street
Lawrence, plasterer, 3 Greenside row
Mrs John, china wareh. 11 Charlotte pi.
Mrs, lodgings, 55 Cumberland street
Miss, 3 Charlotte place
Bertram, Charles, merchant, 24 Castle street
James, farmer, East Merchiston
* John A. and Co., wine merchants, 26
Quality street
Jn. Archd. esq. 16 Leopold place
J. P. esq. W.S. 6 Albany street
W. boot and shoemaker, 123 Nicolson st.
Wm. milhv. & enjjineer, 14 Sciennes st.
Mrs, 4 Brandon street
Mrs, Middlefield house
Miss, of Kerswell, 51 George square
Berwick, A. & Co. brewers, 122 Canongate
Alex. esq. of Norton, 32 Regent terrace
Alex. jun. 4 Brunton place
D. manager. Insurance Company of Scot-
land— ho. 22 Fettes row — See Adv.
John, shoemaker, 3 Saunders street
Mrs William, 4 Brunton place
*— — Agnes, spirit dealer, 20 Sandport street
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Betson, Mrs, matron Charity Workhouse
*Betts & Co., French brandy distillery, 36
Mitchell street
*Beveridge, D. grocer, 1 Portland place
• Henry, esq. advocate, G5 York place.
M. tobacconist, 2 Broughton street
Robert, baker, 54 London street
* S. & P S. solicitors and notary public,
38 Bernard st.
Thomas, esq. D.CS. U Duke street
. ■ Thos. Knox, esq. VV.S. assistant clerk of
session, 98 Lauriston place
William S., esq. 2 Huntly street
Mrs, spirit dealer, 14 so. St Andrew st.
Mrs Thos. spirit dealer, Bonington brae
— — Airs, 30 St James' square
Bews, James M. writer, 18 Nelson street
Bible Society Depository & Committee Room,
13 Queen street
Depository, 36 Frederick street
Biggar, J. cabinetm. and undert. 6S Clerk st.
Walter, Esq. 15 Claremont Crescent
Walter, Esq. 15 Catharine street
Bill-Chamber, Register House
Billet-Masteii's Office, Police Office
Binnie, Alex, spirit merchant, 48 Grassmarket
John, baker, Coltbridge
' Mrs, 7 Lower Grey street
Miss, dressmaker, 5 Cheyne street
Binny, Graham, esq. W.S. 9 Hart street
Bird, J. B. portrait engraver, 5 Deanhaughst.
Mrs, 18 Gardner's crescejit
Miss H., drawing academy, 44 Frederick
street
Birrel, Andrew, currier, 53 Niddry st. — house
26 Rankeillor street
* Mrs, 19 Danube street
• Mrs, 13 Buccleuch street
Birron, Charles, clothier, 25 St Mary's wynd
Bishop & Milne, paint. & glaziers, 3 Albert pi.
-James, boot & shoemaker, 71 Brough-
ton street
James, coal mer. 4 Port Hopetoun — ho.
9 Earl Grey street
— — James, engraver, 12 North St David st.
John, tailor and clothier, 142 High st.
* John, seedsman, 78 Shore
* Bishop, seedsman, Foxe's lane
John, gardener, Bainfield
^— Robert, tea & spirit merchant, 92 Plea-
sance
Mrs, lodgings, 72 Northunaberland street
Mrs, 26 Dundas street
* Mrs, 17 Albany street
Mrs, 12 North St David street
Bisset, Alex, boot and shoera. 3 St James' pi.
Archd. victual dealer, 43 Home street
James, builder, 4 Jamaica st.
Jcdin, esq. S.S.C- 6 Gayfield square
* Thomson, shipmaster. Regent street
' Mrs, 19 Hill street
* Mrs, 13 Mitchell St.
Mrs, 1 Windsor street
*— — Miss, dressmaker, 13 Mitchell street
Bisset, Misses, boarding-school, 34 Royal terr.
Bissland, Thomas, esq. 9 Ann street
Black, A. and C. publishers and booksellers,
27 North Bridge
A. teacher of English and elocution (suc-
cessor to Mr Knight), 10 George st.
Adam {A. ^ C. Bl.ack,) 38 Drumm. pi.
Alex, surgeon, 23 Duke street
Alex, (superintendent of works for He-
riot's Hosp. 12 Royal Exc.) 17 Calton h.
■ Andrew, brushmaker, 13 Greensi<!e st.
Anch'ew, blacksmith. Upper Brdd
Chas. {A. §• C. Black,) 23 Scotland st.
Daniel, hosier, 57 Princes street — house
3 Barony street
David M. & H. esq. W.S. 21 St And. sq.
Dr Francis, 19 Lynedoch place
Geo. messenger-at-arms & sherifT-officer,
30 St James' square
Henry, esq. sol.-at-Iaw, 21 St Andrew sq.
Jas. P. draper & hosier, 6 Raeburn pi.
* John, tailor and clothier, 47 Couper st.
John, baker, Morningside
* John, mercht. Seaside house, Eastfield
* J. and Co. merchts. and rectifiers, 34
Alitchell St.
John, paper ruler and stationery binder,
20 Carrubber's close
John, mail- guard, 31 Broughton pi.
* M. grocer, 81 Kirkeate
Walter, tailor, 53 Thistle street
William {l^tcwart and Black,) 2 Smith's
place
William, coram, traveller, 11 Norton pL
•'' Wm. provision shop, 15 Coburg street
Wm. (manager H.]\I. late printing office,)
33 Blair street
Wm. button and trimming merchant,
69 Princes street — ho. 85 Gt. King st.
Wm. merchant, 19 Canongate
■ Wm. spirit merchant, I Norton place
Mrs Captain, 19 Lynedoch place
Mrs Charles, 23 Scotland street
Mrs B. lodgings, 2 Kerr street
Mrs George, 3 Downie place
Mrs David, 11 Dean terrace
Mrs James, 1 east Claremont street
■ Mrs, lodgings, 4 Great King street
Mrs W., Whitebank, Canaan
Mrs, laundress 1 53 Rose street
— ^- Mrs, lodgings, 14 Cumberland street
Mrs, 18 Annandale street
Miss, 21 Montague street
Miss, lodgings, 41 Clerk street
Misses, and Callender, young ladies'
boarding school, 21 Forth street
Misses, and Logan, 85 Great King street
Black Bull Hotel, 1 Catharine street
Blackadder & Yull, stone carvers, Lothian
road
James, upholsterer, 34 Abercrombie pi.
Mrs H. Home, 2 Rutland st.
Blackburn, S. esq. historical & portr. painter,
7 London street
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Blackh:ill and Fox, grocers. &c. 211 Canongatt
i & Scott, corabmanutacturers, 21 New st.
60 Leith street, and 22 Xorth br.
. Jas. {S. and Scott,) 30 Rutland sq.
Miss, 17 Greenside street
Blackie, A. grocer andvict. dealer, 3 oldPhysic
Gardens, IG High street
• and Son, publishers and booksellers, 6
south College street
. J. and A. wood merchants, Clerk street,
ho. 10 west Salisbury place
Jas, spirit-dealer, 1 Haddington place
* George, gardener, upper Hermitage
Robert, janitor. Royal Infirmary
. The. agent, 2 Smith's place
* Walter, teacher, Hillhousefield
* Walter, cooper, 7 Alitchell street — ho.
4 Portland terrace
. W. H. herald- painter and genealogist,
162 High street
* Mrs Walter, 97 Kirkaate
Jlrs, spirit dealer, Jock's lodge
Blacklay, John, spirit dealer, 102 Westport
Blacksto ks, John, shoemaker, 88 Westport
Bkckwell and Munro, merchants and commis.
wholesale spice agents,13 IMeuse lane
T. {blackviell^ Munro,} 19 Union street
• . Mrs, 19 Union street
Blackwood, Alex. ( W. Blackwood Sf So7is,)
18 Gt. Stuart street
* Alex. 13 Baltic street
. Alex. esq. 43 George street
. Henry, optician, 4 south College street
James, esq. W.S. 37 Geo. st. — house
18 Great Stuart st.
R. ( JV. Blackwood &j-Sons,) 18 G.Stuart st.
— T. and J. silk mercers, 43 George street
. Thos. ( T. Sj- J. Blackwood,) 43 Geo. st.
■ W. and Sons, publishers and booksellers,
45 George street
Wm. ( T. 4 J. Blackwood,) 43 George st.
Mrs John, 43 George street
. Mrs VVm. 18 Great Stuart street
Mrs Robert, 5 Archibald place
Blad worth, R. & W. hardware merchants, 129
Grassmarket
— — W^m. merchant, 4 Ladyfield place
Blaikie, James & Sons, Founders and Engi-
neers, Fanmure Foundery.
Jas., {Jas. B. Sf Sons,) Panmure ho.
Wm. (Js. B. Si- Sous,)3 Comely Gr. pi.
I\Irs, 3 Dundas street
Blair Alex. esq. W.S. 13 Northumberland st.
Alex, brewer, 30 Pleasance
Chas. silk mer. & linen dra. 73 Geo. st.
Chas. cloiliier & breeches maker, 377
High street
. Hugh, esq. W.S. 36 Drummond place
. James, tea dealer, 11 Bread street
. John, esq. W.S. 19 Fettes row
. John, brewer, 23 no. back of Canongate
. .John, boot & shoera. 2 Drummond st.
. Robt. Italian wareh. & conf^. 4 So. br.
—house 5 Roxburghe place
Blair, Mrs, of Avonton, 30 Charlotte square
Mrs F., 1 Walker street
Mrs J. C., IS Fettes row
Mrs, 3 Stafford street
Mrs, 14 Clerk street
Miss, 30 Howard place
]\Iiss Margaret, 7 Henderson row
Miss Hunter, 8 Torphichen street
Miss, 7 Montague street
Mi'S, 18 Castle street
Miss, 12 Hope street
Blake, jNIisses R. & A. teachers of pianoforte
and singing, 76 Queen street
Blakemore, VVm. tea dealer, 305 Lawn-
market
Blanc, V. importer and maker of ladies* boots
and shoes, 69 George street
Blanchard, G. (./. Sf- R. Haimes,) 17 Smith's pi.
Thos. {J. ^y R. Rubnes,) 17 Smith's pi.
Blanchflower, Mrs, 20 Alva street
Blind Asylum, 38 and 58 Nicolson street
Blues, W. shipowner, 64 Brouyhton st.
Blyth, Charles, wholesale ironmonger and
agent, 50 Si'Uth Bridge
David, shoemaker, 22 Clarence st.
John, boot and shoemaker, 367 and 389
High street
R. B. agent, 26 Minto st.
Robert, woollen and liiicn draper, 217
High street — ho. 3 Montague st.
■ T. spirit dealer, 153 Pleasance
* Mrs, 76 Kirkgate
* Miss, 37 Couper street
Boag, Jas. wool-merchant & commission agent,
93 George street — ho. 57 Inverleith row
Miss, 2 Haddington place
Boak, A. tanner, currier, and leather mercht.
25 Westport — ho. 4 w. Lauriston lane
John, clerk, 57 Westport
Wm. tanner, currier, & leather japan-
ner, 55 Westport — ho. 25 w. Lauriston
Buddy, Chas. straw- plait dealer, 82 so. Bridge
Bogie, James, smith, east Thistle street lane
Miss, lace cleaner, 22 Rose street
Boggle, Dr John, 16 Broughton place
Bogle, And. esq. W.S. ,21 St Andrew square
Mrs Col. J. 3 Howard place
Mrs, 21 St Andrew square
Bogue, James, commission agent, 3 Han. st.
Misses, 121 Princes street
Boldock, Mrs, 20 Elder street
*Bolton & Co. ship chandlers and painters, 16
& 17 Commercial pi.
Bonar, Arch esq. manager Edinburgh & Leith
Bank, 29 George street
David, tailor, 16 Chapel street
-^— Jas. esq. 11 Graham street
James, esq. W.S. 15 York place
* John, esq. George street
— — Peter, broker, 166 Cowgate
Thos., esq. 1 Rankeillor street
Thomas, engraver, lithographer, &c., 3
Spittal street
■ William, esq. Easter Warriston
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Bonar, Wm., historical and portrait painter
28 London street
* Wra.esq. agent Royal Bank, 15 Bernard
street
Mrs Archibald, 1 5 Ann street
Mrs James, 15 Yorlt place
■ Mrs Thomson, 100 Lauriston place
MrsotKimmerghame, 14 Abercrombypl.
Misses, 27 Scotland street
Miss, II King's place
Bonnyman, Mrs Wm. 4 Jamaica street
Bonthron, Peter, esq. 22 Charles street
Miss, 27 Nelfcon street
Boog and Rogers, saddlers & harness makers,
{late iMaxton, Boog,^- Co.,) 80 Princes St.
John, saddler, 80 Princes st. — h. 4 Hope st
Robt. esq. S.S.C. 15 Clyde street
Thomas, cutler, and surgical instrument
maker, 105 High st. — h. '200 Canongate
JMrs M. green grocer, 164 Rose street
— — Miss, 1 Annandale street
— — Miss, dressmaker, 44 London street
, Miss, 5 Sylvan place
Bookbinders' Benefit Society — James
Stevenson, 29 Richmond Place
Bookless, James, warehouseman, 6 George pi.
Mrs, Geo. 62 Rose street
*Boonj Robert, pawnbroker, teacher of navi-
gation & nautical astronomy, 3 Foxe's 1.
Booth, Mrs, 22 Warriston crescent
Borland, Mrs, 1 Claremont place
Borrowman, Jo. lodgings, 71 Cumberland st.
^— — Wm. victual dealer, 84 St Mary's wynd
ho. 256 Cow^jate
Eorthwick, Adam, shoem., 5 Henderson row
< Arch. esq. accountant, 5 north St
David St. — ho. 13 Inverleith row
* A. and C. merchants, Sawr mills
* Cunningham, (A. 4" C. B.,) Saw mills
— house, 12 Leopold place
Cunningham, esq. acct., 5 n. St. David st.
Doctor, 1 0 Darnaway street
David, chimney sweeper, 4 Greenside pi.
Jas. esq. accountant, manager of the N.
B. Insurance Co. 14 Claremont crescent
* James, travellf-r, Duke street
James, tailor, 6 Spring gardens
James, chimney sweeper, 10 Green-
side place
James, wire-worker, wire cloth, and
fish-hook manufacturer, 153 High st.
■ Jas. & Co., tailors, 8 Earl Grey street
John, ad v., esq. of Crookston, 30 Geo. sq.
and Paterson, tea-dealers and grocers,
20, Hanover stieet
Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 177
Cowgate — h. 3 Potterrow
Thomas, writer, 28, Rutland street
. Walter, victual dealer, 50 Fountainbridge
— — William, wire worker, 227 High street
— — Wm. feather merchant, 61 Hanover st.
•^— Mrs, sen. of Crookston, 29 Lauriston
lodge
*— — « Mrs, of Crookston, 6 Athole crescent
Borthwick, M. wire cloth manufr. and wire-
worker, 79 High St. — ho- 56 so. Gray 'sol.
Mrs, lodgings, 5 Darnaway street
Mrs, 20 Heriot place.
Boston and Brown, working jewellers, 13 w.
Register street
Boswell, A. brush & trunk maker, 50 Nicol. st.
^house, 56
A. and Co., brush, trunk, and portman-
teau manufactory, 8 Hanover street
Captain J. D. H., R.N., Wardie
Thoa. tailor and clothier, 42 Hanover st.
Mrs John, 2 Sydney place
Mrs, of Blackadder, 27 .St Andrew sq.
Botanic Gardens, Inverleith row
Botanical Society Royal Institution,
Wm. Brand, esq. W.S. secy.
Bothwell, T. G. {of Gfoi'ge Heriot's schools,)
— ho. 10 Hill "place
Bouchard, Jn., {Regislei- House,) Moredun
Boustead, J. esq. 48 Northumberland street
Bowack, N. bookseller and stationer, agent
for the Scottish Board for Bible circu-
lation, 46 Leith street
Bowden, Tho.-. Anchor tavern and lodgings,
227 High street
John, spirit dealer, .Jock's lodge
*Bowe, D. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
22 Cooper st. — ho. Regent st.
Jno., grocer, 1 High rigtfs
* W. and T. tea dealers and grocers, 139
Kirkgate
* Wm. ( W. and T. Bowe,) 6 Baltic street
* Mrs Thomas, 4 Hermitage hill
Bowie, Henry, hosier and glover, 13 Hanover
street — ho. 15 south College street
John, esq. W.S., solicitor for the General
Post office, 5 Albyn place
Jno. linen manufac. & draper, Dunferm-
line wareh. 13 Hanover st. — See Adv.
Rev. Robert, chaplain and house gover-
nor. Charity workhouse
Robert, esq. ,"39 Dublin st.
William, esq. 74 Queen street
Mrs and Miss, Ayrshire needlework, 12
George street
Bowman, John, lineii draper, 3 Kerr street-
house 7 Hermitage place
Bowstock, S. stoneware mercht. 49 Westport
Boyack, Alex., clothier, tailor, and habit
maker, 63 North bridge
Alex. esq. Jordan lane
*Boyce, John, spirit dealer, 13 Constitution st.
Mrs, 6 Stafford street
Boyd, Bayne, & Co. fruiterers, 41 Princes st.
* Arch. E India merchant, 19 Bernard st.
—ho. 37 Gt. King st.
E. cabinetmaker, 20 Cumberland street
— — Garden, c<dlect(»r's clerk and office
keeper, Excise office, Drummond pi.
G. W. & Co. printers, 13 North Bank st.
James, cabinetmaker, 14 Scotland st.
* James, II. N., 2 Couper street
— — J. spirit dealer, 2 Norton place
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"^Boyd, John, tailor and draper, 18 Sandport
street
J. {B. Bai/neS; Co ,) 30 Haddington pi
J., LL.D. (High School,) w, Viewfield,
Trinity
■ John, upholsterer & undert., 2 York pi.
J((hn, esq., 14 R,oyal terrace
Jn. jun. ( Oliver i^ Boyd's,} 1 4 Royal ter.
Robt. grocer, 27 Tobago street
* Samuel, tailor, 58 shore
Thos. J. {OliverSf Boyd's,) U Roy. Ter.
William, esq. 3& Drummond place
Mrs A. cook, 74 Thistle street
■ Mrs Waddell, 27 Forth street
■ Mrs, 13 Maitland street
Mrs, 1 Boninjjton place
iMrs Ann, lodgings, 7 n. w. Circus place
* Miss, lo'lgings, 8 Hamburg place
Miss, 8 Great Stuart street
' Misses, A. ami J., dressras. and dealers
in foreign lace, 59 George street
Boyle, Right Hon. David, Lord Justice-gene-
ra!, 28 Charlotte square
John, engraver and lithographer, 142
High street
Mrs, milliner and stayraaker, 21 Bank st.
j\lrs, 27 Howe street
Brabner, And. fruiterer, 1 and 2 Fruit market
Bradbrook, R. lodgings, 2 Maitland street
Bradley and Co. painters, glaziers, and paper-
hangers, 10 Howe street
Bradshaw, Jas. printer, and stencillor 17 Car-
rubber's close
Braid, A. grocer and victual dealer^ 15 East
Adam street
■ Wra. grocer & vict. dealer, 6 Arthur st.
Biaidwood, James, bookseller, 26 George st.
* Jiimes, grocer, tea, and wine merchant,
1 Sandport street
■ Mrs William, 5 West Newington place
■ Mrs, sen. 8 Buccleuch place
Miss E. dressmaker, 20 Bank street
I\Iisses, 6 Comely .green
Brairaer, Robt. (^i?. Bank,) 30 Haddington pi.
Brakinrig, W. mill master, 20 Gardner's cres.
Bramwell, A. spirit dealer, 14 Downie place
Brand. J. gardener, Valleyfield, Brunts, links
■ William, esq. W.S. 4 Queen street — ho.
S3 Great King street
* Wm. of customs, 19 London row
' Mrs, lodgings, 15 Clyde street
Brander, George, tinsmith, 5 Carrubber's close
Geo. {of Excise,) 6 Comely Green place
*Brash, Alexander, grocer, 24 Yardheads
*' Dav. wine and spirit mercht. 16 Coal-
hill — house 17
■ James, victual dealer, 188 Rose street
* Peter, clerk, 30 Kirkgate
Mrs John, 21 Gihnore place
— — Miss, 21 Wright's houses
*Brebner, Alex, builder, Queensferry road
Breck, Alex, slater & glaz, 15 Fred. st. — h. 13.
r— I John, painter, paper-hanger, and gilder,
34 S. Castle street
Breck, Mrs John, 13 Frederick street
Bremner and Wilks, ham shop, 9 Hanover st.
Andw. esq. writer, 12 Raeburn place
C. esq. W.S. and assistant solicitor of
stamps, 3 Ramsay gardens
Geo. writer, 49 Thistle street
G. S. (Stamp office,) 59 Lauriston place
Hugh, esq. W.S. 63 Castle street
Lieut. D. 2 Nelson street
Wm. M. writer, 13 Gardner's crescent
Mrs, miniature painter, 39 Lauriston pi.
Bridges and DouU, W. S. 10 Hanover etreet
James, esq. W.S. 10 Hanover street —
h. Belfield, Musselburgh
* Mrs Thos., glazier, 72 Tolbooth wynd
Mrs, 27 Dundas street
Briggs, D. C. accountant, 31 Buccleuch place
J. S. K (Johnstone <^- B.,) 2 Parkside st.
Miss, 4 e. Broughton place
*Brigleman's lodgings, 2 Bridge street
*Brimner, Mrs, fruiterer, 7 Charlotte st.
Brims, Andw. boot-maker, 53 London street
Bringloe and Douie, esqs. W.S. 26 Alva St.
F. J. esq. W.S. 26 Alva street
H. S. esq. of Jury Court, 26 Alva street
*Bristow, Robert, steward Royal William
steamer, 20 Constitution street
British and Foreign Bible Depository, 36
Frederick street
Hotel, 70 Queen street, John Barry
Linen Company's Bank, 36 St And. sq.
* Branch Bank, 48 Bernard street — Jos.
Cundell, agent
*feroadfoot, John and Son, merchts. & agents,
16 Assembly street — h. 14 Quality st.
Brock, James, baker, 97 Canongate
*Brockie, John, hairdresser, 3 Sandport street
James, tailor and clothier, 369 High st.
Robert, grocer, 2 New street
William, baker, 18 Greenside street
Mrs A. 79 George street
IMrs D. spirit dealer, 2 e. Arthur place
. IMisses, milliners and dressm. 7 9 Geo. st.
Brockley, G. coppersmith, 87 Potterrow
Brodie & Balfour, esqrs. accountants & agents
for Mutual Accumulation Society, 17
George street. — See Adv.
& Hume, plumbers, brassfounders, and
gas fitters, 21 w. Register st. and 101
Constitution st.* — See Adv.
and Kennedy, esqrs. W.S. 59 North-
umberland street
Alex. esq. 20 Northumberland street
Alex. (Officer of Excise,) 12 Gardner's cl".
Captain, R.N., 9 Mary place
Geo. esq. adv. 20 Xorthumberlatid si.
Geo. tea wine & spirit merchant, 7 Buc-
cleuch street
James, esq. S.S.C. 26 Pitt street
Jas. (J. ^' H. Brodie,) 11 so. St James si.
J. & H. house painters and papfcr bang-
ers, 19 Greenside place
J. C. esq. W. S. 5 Thistle streel—h. 10
Northumberland street
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Brodie, John, esq. W.S. 2 Randolph crescent
Patrick, accountant, 17 George street
. Hobert, Wright, Rae's close
Thos. grocer & spirit dealer, 94. Westport
. Mrs, 21 Danube street
Mrs, 4 Duncan street
Mrs Colonel, 31 Claremont street
Miss, 6 St Vincent street
Miss, 10 Hart street
Miss 22 Royal terrace
Brody, C. M. esq. 25 Minto street
Brolochan, G. letter-carrier, 5 Brown's place
Bromehead, Rev. A., 5G Cumberland street
Brook, Thos. exciae officer, 19 Salisbury st,
Brooke, Wm. at;ent, 28 Warriston crescent
Brooket, William, grocer, 59 Westport
Brooks, Abr. coach builder and burnt ss maker,
61 Princes st. and e. Rose street lane
Abr. spirit dealer, 231 Canongate
■ ■ Misses, ()fc) Great King street
3Iiss Joan, dressmaker, 46 Nicolson st.
Broomtield, A. baker, Arniston pi. Newington
John, water officer, 312 Lawnmarket
*Brotchie, Robert, wholesale tea and coffee
merchant, 4G Quality st, — ho. Geo. st.
Mrs, 68 Cumberland street
Brotherstone, Alex, victual deal. 106 Rose st.
Mrs, lodgings, 10 so. College street
Brough, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Mor- I
rison street — ho. 2
Brougham, Mrs John, 1 1 Carlton street
Mrs, 3 Brandon street
Broughton, Edward, esq, Newington house
Jlrs Major, 45 Inverleith row
Broun, Anchd. esq. advocate, 4 Melville st.
Mrs, 4 Melville st.
Brown ,& Co., cabinet and chair manufactory,
6 Hanover street
and Miller, esqrs, W.S. 41 York place
and Pearson, esq. accountants, 59 Geo. st.
' and- Smith, ironmongers and brassfoun-
ders, 241 High street
Adafii, lodgings, 8 Cumberland street
• Alex, upholsterer, 78 Queen street
* Alexander, shipmaster, 43 Couper st.
i^ Alex. esq. sol. & N.P. 4 Bank st ho. 13.
. Alex, teacher, 19 Thistle street
. Alex, baker, 11 Clerk street
■ Alex, tailor, Morningside
Alex, painter and glazier, 66 Nicolson st.
■ Alex, baker, 51 Canongate
Rev. Alexauder. W. 7 west Claremont
street
— — Andrew, letter-carrier, 10 Leven street
• Charles, clock and watch maker, 2 Bristo
street. — ho. 8 Canning place
— — Charles, coal merchant, 5 Railway De-
pot— ho. 33 Parkside street — See Adv.
^Chas. house factor, 24 Calton hill
> Rev. Chas. John, 23 George square
Colin, commission agent, 17 Archibald pi.
■' DaVid, water officer, 24 James' square
i Captain David, of Park, 19 Regent ter.
■—1 David, writer, 72 Northumberland st.
Brown, D.K. gent. 13 Carlton street
George, esq. 94 Fountainbridge
■ Georiie, writer, 14 Frederick street
George, titnber-mercliant, 26 Horse wy.
— ^ Geo. wine merchant, 7 Royal Exchange
— ho. 25 George square
* G. B spirit dealer, 13 Kirkgate
George, spirit- dealer, 21 St Leonard st.
Gor<!on, recoider of St Cuthbert's, 34
Bucfdeuch place
H. crystal and Staffordshire warehouse,
5 Low JMarket street
Hugh, currier, 29 St John's hill
James, smith, 139 Fountainbridge
Jas. grocer & sp. dealer, 96 n. b. Can.
James, (AuchieS^- B.,) 29 Gilmore pi.
Jas. ( Walke?- and Brown,) 8 Smith place
^ Jas. victual dealer, 50 St Leonard st.
Jas. esq. account. 59 George st — ho. 94
James, ef-q. W.S. 41 York place
James, shoemaker, 273 High street
Jas: boot-tree & last maker, 4 Paul's w.
James, wright, Church street
James, wright, 29 Richmond place
. . James, teacher of Eng. &c.. 1 Nicolson sq.
Jas. (^N. British Insur.,) 1 Lady field pi.
J. agent for Watkins, brewers, Dublin,
entry oif 13 George street
^ Janjes, shoetiiaker, 12 Clyde street
J. private tutor, 29 Alva street
.Jan>es, esq. 18 Moray place
J. F-. (Southern Acad.) 7 Upper Grey st,
J. S: {fiedpath, B. Sf (Jo.,) 17 George sq.
J. King's Arms Tavern, 2 Sbakspeare sq.
John, sen. esq. 2 Gayfield place
John, esq. S.S.C. 4 Duke street
J., W.S., Road Trustees Office, County
rooms — house 2 Gayfield place
Jn.C. landscape painter, 22 Howard pi.
^ John, {Stamp office,) 7 n. w. Circus pi.
John, wme and spirit merchant, 6
Rose street
John, tailor, 2 Queen street
Rev. John, D.D. 10 Gayfield square
John,M.D. m.edical practitioner, 35Lon-
don street
John and Co. bootmakers to the royal
family, 34 Princes st ho. 13
John, coach-hirer, 4 Haddington place
John, engraver, printer, and lithographer,
8 North bridge
John, wright, 24 Wright's houses
John, artist, 11 Earl Grey street
^ John, wright, 23 Potterrow
John, victual dealer, 100 Pleasance
John, grocer, 28 Dean street
J. colourer of natural history, 10 Salisi
bury street
John, {Alexander S^ B.) 24 Clerk street
John, tobacconist, 144 Princes street
Joseph, esq. Chessels' court
Capt. L. 29 Cumberland st»-eet
Peter, printer, 19 St James' sq.^house
Logie, near Canonmills
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Brown, Peter, baker, 111 High street
^. Peter, bookseller, 47 Hope Park end
Peter, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 18 south St James' street
i Piich. hosier and glover, 43 Leith street
* Robert, land valuator, easter Plermitage
Robert, hosier and glover, 4 Catharine st.
Robert, baker, 11 Earl Grey street
R. & A., booksellers, 2 west College st.
— — Robert, coal- merchant, 2 Railway depot
— house 59 St Leonard st.
. Robert, architect, 63 Frederick street —
ho. 136 George street
Major Robert, 6 Comely bank
-A — Robert, (^Insurance Company of Scot-
land,') 2 Windmill lane
Robert and Son, linen manufacturers.
Water of Leith
Robert, jun. linen warehouse, Randolph
cliff— ho. Water of Leith
— — Robert, bookseller, 49 Lothian street
Capt. T., Mayfield cottage, iMayfield loan
Thomas, esq. 24 Scotland street
Thomas, esq. 31 Gayfield square
* • Thos. spirit dealer, 5 Duncan street
Thomas, spirit dealer, Mayfield loan
. T. draper, 314 Lawnm — h. 1 Mound pi.
— ^ T. and A., wine merchants and grocers,
8 DubUn street — h. 14 Pitt st.
. Thomas, spirit merchant and victualler,
23 St James' square — house No. 1
Thoi superintendent of public works —
office, City Chambers — ho. 6 Ar^yle sq.
Thos arctiifect, 3 North Charlotte st.
Thos. S. surgeon, 3 Forres street
Walter, esq. Well wood lodge
* Walter, W.S. & X.P. 13 Bernard street
* W. &. Son, tobacconists, 5 Kirkgate —
house 6
W. H., potter and glass manufacturer, 2
Waterloo place
William, R.X., 4 Upper Gilmore place
^ * William, tide surveyor. Customhouse
* William, of Customs, Bathfield
* William, blacksmith, Ferry road
. Wm, {Jas. HoiLclen c'y Co ,) 4o JMinto st.
■ Re-v. Dr William, 2 ^Meadow place
P.ev. William, A.M. is'ewingion house
William, baker, 4 Kerr street — ho. o
W; grocer 10 Pitt street — house 14
W: smith & jack-maker, 26 High Calton
. Wm. surgeon, F.R.C.S., 25 Dublin st.
■ ^ Wm. Henry, esq. of Ashely, 25 Forth st.
Wm'. clerk, 20 Druromond place
— W. J. of the Invfmess and Aberdeen Steam
Packet, 27 Prince's street — ho. 9 High
terrace
* Wm. hairdresser, 6 Bridge street
Mrs D. grocer, 29 Clerk street — ho. 31
■ Mrs James, baker, 25 Home street
Mrs John, 21 Charles street
* Mrs John, 1 1 Wellington place
- . ■ Mrs J. furniture print glazer, 60 India st.
— — Mrs John, Spring garden, by Abbey hill
Brown, Mrs Johnston, 16 Lynedoch place
Mrs Osburn, 23 India street
]Mrs, of Newton, 21 Stafford street
^Irs, 22 Clarence street
jMrs, 29 George square
• Mrs, 8 iVIary place •
]\Irs, 21 Charles street
Mrs, 1 w. Claremont street
Mrs, 24 Clerk Street
3Irs, 10 St Anthony place
^ Mrs, 2 Charlotte place
]\Irs, 5 Shandwick place
INIrs, 2 Windmill lane
3Jrs, dressmaker, 1 Cheyne street
Mrs, dressmaker, 162 Fountaiubridge
* Mrs, gardener, Bowershall
jVIrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Fyfe place
;Mrs, lodgings, 1 13 George street
Mrs, lodgings, 9 High terrace
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Melville street
i Mrs, lodgings, 8 M'Kenzie place
Mrs Dr, 10 Windsor street
iMrs Dr, 1 Hill square
INIrs Dr, 26 Pitt street
• Mrs Dr, 7 Buccleuch place
Mrs Dr, Primrose bank
Jlrs Dr, 10 Nicolson street
]\Irs ilajor, 6 Piutland square
* Miss, 1 north Fort street
Miss, 29 Alva street
— ^ Jliss, 14 east Scit;nnes street
Miss M. 3 Meadow place
iNIiss, 3 Summer place
IMiss A. Wellwood lodge, Bruntsfield pi.
Jliss C, cor>et maker, 12 George street
Miss D., 4 Duncan street
JNIiss Eleonora, Eden Bank, Canaan
Miss M. silk and worsted shop, 5 Fre-
derick street
Miss, dressmaker, 9 Charlotte place
Miss, dressmaker, 25 Lady Lawson'swy.
^ Miss J., dressmaker, 18 Tobago street
Miss, teacher of music, 23 Duke street
Miss, milliner & dressm., 15 Arthur
street
Jlisses^ 8 Wharton place
Misses, day S'-hool, 34 Clerk street
blisses A. & R. dressmakers, 7 Rich-
mond court
Browne, Rev. Archib., A.M., 26 Scotland st.
Mrs Dr, 14 Brandon street
Miss E. C. 3 west Maitland street
*Brownhill, D. shipmaster, 18 Couper street
Browning, Mathew, agent, 25 Gayfield square
Mrs, 25 Gayfield square
Brownlee, Mrs Captain, 2 Gardner's crescent
Bruce & M'Donald, carvers, gild, and looking-
glass manufact. 11 & 12 Greenside pi.
Alex, jewel-case and pocket-book manu-
facturer, 30 Rose street
— — Alexander, esq. writer 12 Queen st.
Archd. esq. accountant, 3 Hillside cresc.
Daniel, spirit and tobacco dealer, 31
Dublin street
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Bruce, D. {Bruce ^- M' Donald,) 28 Gayfield sq.
U. house factor and gen. agent, 5 Alison
square
• F. G., wood engraver, 51 Clerk street
G. G. ( Gen. F. Ojr'.,) S Gayfield square
G. D. bookbinder, 7 James' court
Geo. 22 St Patrick square
* Geo. miniature painter, London row
Henry, cutler & surgical instrument
maker, 62 South bridge — house G3
Hugh, esq. advocate, 39 Moray place
J. baker, 3 St Anthony place— house 2
Lothian road
James, esq. of Powfoulis, 22 York place
J. wood-engraver, 61 Nicolson street
* James, baker, 53 Yardheads
* James, builder, 20 Charlotte st.
* P. & W. tea, wine, & spirit merchants,
1 Kirkgate — house M Constitution st.
• Rev. John, 24 Saxe Coburg place
John, esq. 2 Saxe Coburg place
■ John, esq. 82 Great King street
John, esq. 12 Albany street
■ John, esq. 15 Smith's place
John, grocer, 33 Pitt street
John, postmr., and liv. stabs. Mews lane
O.Tyndal, esq. of Falkland, 81 Princes st.
Peter, writer, 3 Summer place
■ llalph, esq. 2 St Colme street
Robert, esq. advocate, sheriff of Argyle-
shire, 55 Frederick street
. Robt, bricklayer and furnace builder, 86
Canongate
Thos. esq. of Langlee, W.S. depute-
clerk of Sess. 2 Glenfinlas st.
* Wal., & Sons, builders, 27 Charlotte st.
* Dr Walter, surgeon, 22 Charlotte st.
* Walter, jun. wright, 46 Constitution st.
* W. ( W. Bruce ^- Son,) 46 Constitut. st.
W. & J. smiths, beam & file makers^ 7
old Physic gardens
Wm. writer, 4 Salisbury street
W. ladies' boot and shoem., SO Freder. st
Wm. esq. wine mercht. 27 Rutland sq.
W. D. writer, 6 Hermitage place
Rev. Wm. 122 Lauriston
Mrs Jas. 1 Salisbury place
Mrs Thomas, 3 Charlotte square
Mrs William, 1 Bellevue crescent
Mrs, 12 Albany street
Mrs, 20 Annadale street
• i\Irs, of Kennet, 39 Moray place
■ Mrs A., St Cuthbert's glebe
Mrs Wm. leather merchant, 5 Union pi.
Misses, 16 Scotland street
& Paris, Alisses, boarding & day school,
22 Upper Gray street
Misses, mills, and dressm. 13 George st.
Brumby and Thomson, house painters and
paper hangers, 65 Hanover street
Miss, dressmaker, 9 Thistle street
Brunton, Alex. D.D. prof, of Hebrew, College
Alexander, cooper, 43 Abbeyhill
— — George, tailor, 369 High street
Brunton, James, 7 Drunimond street
J. tailor and clothii-r, 8iJ Princes street —
house 27 Hamilton place
Wm. & Co. cloth merchts. & warehouse-
men, 13 Nicolson sq. — ho. 40 Geo. sq.
Blrs, 40 George square
Miss, 19 Warriston crescent
Bryce, Alex, painter and glazier,243 Canong.
Andrew, smith, bell-hanger, and tinplate
worker, 3 Brunswick street, and 70
Cumbei'land street
David, esq. ( JV/n. Burn and D. Bryce,)
5 south Charlotte street
Rev. Dr James, 12 Manor place.
J. {Anderson and B.,) 61 Clerk st.
Robt. tanner and currier. King's Stables
— house 3 Spittal st.
Robt., brassfo., brazier, tinplate worker,
Warriston brae
Tho., surgeon and galvanist, 28 India pi.
Tho. gun and pistol maker, 4 Calton st.
* Wm., smith, 28 Sandport street
Wm. letter-carrier, 3 Brown's place
Mrs, 20 St Cuthbert street
* Mrs M. spirit dealer, 39 Shore
Bryden, Ad. {Bryden Sf Sons,) 27 Dundas st.
.Tames, factor, 12 Beaumont place
* James, gardener, Murrayfield
* James, flesher, 36 Kirkgate
J. and Sons, bell- hangers and Venetian
window-blind manufactrs. 80 Rose st.
and 17 Exchange place, Glasgow
Jas. mason, 79 Clerk street
Thomas, smith, 76 Causeyside — ^house
17 Canning place
William, victual dealer, 3 Romilly place
Wm. {B. and Sons,) 1 Howe street
Mrs, 30 Lothian street
Mrs John, 82 Rose street
Brydon, J. rag & metal wareho. 255 Canong.
William, tailor, 21 s. St David street
J., stone merchant, 7 Spring gardens
Mrs, 20 Rankeillor street
Mrs, 6 Pitt street
Brydone, J. printer, publisher, and bookseller,
17 Hanover st.
John, cashier of Schoolmasters' Widows'
Fund, 23 Elder street
Bryson, Robt. & Son, chronometer, watch, and
clock maker to the Queen, 66 Princes
St. — h, 24 Buccleuch pi.
*Buchan, M. rectifier & spirit merchant, 32
Bernard st. — ho. 2 Smith's place
Wm. wax-manufr.and agent, 27 Clyde st.
Miss, 20 Queen street
Misses, milliners, «&c., 21 Charles street
Buchanan, A. feuar, Coltbridge
Chas. esq. S.S C, 8 London street
Daniel, coal merchant. Port Hopetoun—
house 115 Fountainbridge
David, editor of Courant, 23 Scotland st.
David, jun. {Mercury office,) 25 Pitt st.
George, esq. civil engineer, 14 Duke St.
. James, S.S.C, 39 George square
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Buchanan, James, esq. 8 Darnaway street
Rev. Jas. (of High church,) 6 Vork pi.
John, esq. of Carbeth, 28 Great King st.
John, surgeon, 23 Scotland street
John, Bughts tavern, 170 Fountainbr.
* John, spirit dealer, 1 Salamander street
I Wm. esq. advocate, 33 Drummond pi.
Wm. leather-cutter, 57 Low Calton
Wm. gardener. Bog-house, Trinity
Wm. meal dealer, 12 Heriot place
* Wm. stone & rag wareho. 7 Queen st.
I Sirs Benjamin, 85 Causeyside
Jlrs Dr, 58 Castle street
ilr8, 47 Melville street
. Mrs H. 1 1 Lynedoch place
. Miss Craig, 5 Saxe Coburg place
. Jliss Mary, dressmaker, 115 Fountainb.
Bucher, Signor, teachtr of music and singing,
2 Great Stuart street
*Buck, Richard, R.N. 7 London row
Buckham, J. flesher, 5 and 6 South market
Buckle, Jn. esq. Wharton ho., Wharton lane
Joseph, spirit. dealer, 17 High street
Budge, John, shoemaker, 45 Cooper street
. Alex. {Lines ^ Budge,) 42 Lothian st.
Mrs, 2 Drummond street
Buckmaster, T. & co., tailors and army clo-
thiers, 135 George street
Buist John, accountant, 4 e. Broughton place
John, flesher. Main point
. Mrs Lieut. 4 e. Broughton place
Bulloch, ilrs, lodgings, 22 India street
Buncle, Mrs, gardener, 3d drawbridge. Canal
Buquet, Mme. tient ses Cours de Langue
Francaise, 97 George street
' M. et Mme. Professors of the French
Language, 29 Broughton street
*Burchard S. & Co. gen. mer. 138 Constit. st.
Burge and Co. hat manufacturers, 22 South
bridge, and 14 Kirkgate*
Burgess, Alex, mail-guard, 5 Terrace, Leith st.
Alex, superint. of gas-works, 15 New st.
James & Son, merchants and woollen
drapers, 3 Hunter sq. — ho. 4 Park st.
i Jn. wood and ivory turner, 153 High st.
Mrs James, lodgings, 3 Roxburghe ter.
Burke, Francis, esq. accountant, 40 York pi.
i John, and Son, cabinetmakers and under-
takers, 9 St Andrew square
— John {Burke §- Son) 10 St Andrew's sq.
— — J. jun. (./. Burke and Son,) 62 Han. st.
'— — Mrs, Water of Leith
Burman, Rich, of Excise, 19 n. w. Circus pi.
Burn, Geo. provision merchant, 182 High st.
ho. 1 i Arthur street
• Henry, J. esq. W.S. 8 Rutland square
■ James, esq. W.S. and agent for Perth
Fire Insurance Co. 6 Broughton place
— — James, esq. 32 Dundas street
John, surgeon, 19 Roxburghe street
Captain John, R.N. 4 Tobago street
. Peter, esq. royal navy, 1 London street
. Robert, esq. W.S. 3 Archibald place
i William, esq., 131 George st.
Burn, William, & David Bryce, esqs., archi-
tects, 5 South Charlotte street
Mrs, North Merchiston
Jlisses, dressmakers, 59 Castle street
Misses, milliners, 33 Dundas street
Buruess, James, esq. S.S.C. 17 Duke street
W., printer to the Queen, 1 North St
Andrew st. — ho. 17 Duke street
Burnet, A. agent, ( Youngtr Sf Co.,) 19 Can.
J. & W, tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
13 Elder street
John, straw bonnet manufacturer, 15
South bridge
* Mrs, lodgings, 39 Constitution street
Burnett, George, tailor, 194 Rose street
James H. esq. W.S. 4 Moray place
James, printer, east Thistle street lane
Thos. jun. clothier, 48 w. Register St.—
h. 46
]\Irs, 119 Canoiigate
jMiss, of Barns, 45 St Cuthbert street
Miss C. dressniaktT, 74 Rose street
Burns and Myrtle, stockbrokers and account-
ants, 1 Abercromby place
David, esq., 44 Rankeillor street
Jas. coal agent, 8 Port Hopetoun — h. 131
Fountainbridge
James, grocer, 168 Fountainbridge
.John, esq. 15 Archibald place
John, property agent, 1 Abercromby pi.
John, flesher, 34 Middle market
Peter, flesher, 3 Hope street — h. 30 Rut-
land square
Robert, e-q. banker, 4 Arniston place
Robt., victual dealer, 46 Grassmarket
Thomas, esq. W.S. 1 George square
Wm. furnishing tailor, 39 Nicolson st.
Mrs, of Reidst(>n,14 Fettes row
Mrs, 20 Haddington place
Miss, 1 Dundas street
Burnside, David, engraver, 46 w. Register st.
Mrs, midwife, 52 Hanover street
Burr, C. S. provision shop, W^ater of Leith
Burt, James, saddler, 14 St Anthony's place
John G. M., M.D. surgeon,88 George st.
Mrs Dr, 8 Bank street
Miss, 8 Athole place
Burton, Jas., wright. Circus la. — h. 5 Howest.
J. H. esq. advocate, 16 Duncan street
Mungo, artist, 5 Howe street
3Irs, furnishing shop, 22 Frederick st.
Miss, 1 Eyre place
Bushe, Mrs, 2 Heriot row
Busher, John, goldbeater, 11 Rose st. ho. 10
Butchard, Mrs, lodgings, 35 Leith street
*Butiment, Mrs W., lodgings, 2 Sandport st.
* John, shipbuilder, 56 Bridge street
Butler, Misses, music teachers, 32 Arthur st.
Butter, Miss, of Faskally, 9 Manor place
Butters, D.. Dundee Arms tavern, 5 Shak-
speare square
Htnry, confectioner, 12 West bow
L. seal engraver to the queen, 41 George
St. — h. 1 Fingal pi.
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Butterworth, Miss, 29 Cheyne street
Byres. Thos. baker, 167 Rose street
Mrs, 13 Union street
Byrne, Mrs, French stay maker, 17 Bank st.
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Cadell, Lieut.- Col. George, 5 Ainslie place
* John, Belgium V. Consul, 2 Dock pi.
.Jolm, esq. advocate, 127 Princes st.
Robert, bookseller and publisher, 31 St
Andrew f-q ha. 15 Athole crescent
William, & Co. papermakers, wholesale
stationers, 13 Royal Exchange
William, Sons, & Co., Cramond Iron
Works, 13 Koyal Exchange
Misses of Tranent, 1 St Colme street
Miss, 3 Torphichen street
Cafe, D. S. esq. cupper to R. Infir. 16 Elder st.
Cafe- Royal Tavern, west Register place
Cahill, Mrs P. 1 Wharton lane
Caird, J. esq. surgeon, F.R.C.S.E.31 Nicolson
street
Wm. {Customs,') 1 Pilrig place
Margaret, fishmonger, 1 Fishmarket
Cairncross, Mrs, lodgings, 7 no. w. Circus pi.
Cairns and MofFat, esqs. solicitors-at-law, 10
Argyle square
Adam, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
1 Newington pi. — h. 3 W. Preston st.
Geo. {Cairns and Moffat,) 1 1 Archd. pi.
John, writer, 2 Darnaway street
■ • Thomas, baker, 18 Dean street
Miss C. 16 Grove street
Caithness, Earl of, 17 Rutland square
■ Countess-Dowager of, 118 George street
*Calder and Wilsontown pig-iron yard, 36 Elbe
street
Alex, writer, 24 Queen st. — h. 20 Nelson
street, and Beltiekl, Trinity
' Alex, coachmaker, 4 Windmill street
Alex, smith & ironm. 33 Fred, st h. 77
Rose street
* And. tinsmith & gasfitter, Johnston st.
D. grocer and spirit mercht. Calder's pi.
Geo. S.S.C. 78 Queen street
■ James, baker, 14 east Richmond street
■ Thos. tailor and clothier, 857 High st.
Thos. smith and ironmonger, 2 Albany
St. & St Andrew lane — h. 23 Dublin st.
* i William, sailmaker, 8 Bridge street
— house, 2 Johnston street
. Mrs J. midwife, 33 Richmond place
■ Mrs, 10 West Preston st.
. Mrs, of Burnhouse, 6 Grove street
Mrs, cow feeder, 103 Fountain bridge
Calderwood, Wm. corn merchant, 17 Union pi.
■ Mrs, straw hat maker & mill. 9 Geo. st.
Caldwell, James, flesher, 20 Home street
■ Lloyd & Co. wholesale booksellers and
stationers, 44 Hanover street
— — Thomas, builder, 31 Nelson street
Caldwell, T. P. ( C. Lloyd ^^ Co.) 66 Brough.st.
Caledonian Fire and Life Assltrance Of-
fice, 19 Geo. street— See Adv.
Coal Company Office, Mound
Mercury Offick, 265 High street
United Service Club^ 14 Queen street — ■
A Milne, master
Callani, G. & Co. braziers to Her Majesty,
smiths and ironm. 13 Greenside pi.—
ho. 24
* Thomas, gasfitter, copper and tinplate
worker, 59 .Shore — ho. 21 Charlotte st.
John, merchant, 8 Salisbury place
Callender, Alex, deputy City clerk, City Cham-
bers— house 27 Grey street
* D. tanner, St Anihony lane— house
Lochend road
Henry, esq. account. 1 6 so. Charlotte st.
Jas. {Sir W. Forbes ^- Co., ) Parlia. sq.
Jn. shoemaker, 33 Cowgt. & 18 Bank st.
Sharp, cloth & silk mercht. 5 South bridge
— house 10 Saxe-Coburg place
*• Thomas, & Son, curriers & leather mer-
chants, 30 Yardhrads — ho. 8 Duke st.
Calvert, John R. esq. W.S. 4 Rutland square
Camden Society— W. B. D. D. Turnbull,
local secretary, 25 Great King street— ^
T. G- Stevenson, 8? Princes st. loc. ag.
Cameron, Violard, & Co. silk mercers, milliners,
dross and corset makers, 86 George st.
& M'Dermid, clothiers and tailors, 72
Princes street
and Co. paper maker and wholesale sta-
tioners, 13 Bank st.
Alex, musician. Advocates' close
Alex, coach hirer, 14 s. Charlotte st.
* Alex, of Customs, Spence's place
Andrew, drysalter and colourman, Regent
arch — ho. 14 Calton hill
* Angus, contractor, 10 Coalhill
*' Archibald, spirit dealer, 18 Citadel
Arch, boot and shoemaker, 45 Candle-
maker row — house 37
Charles, esq. 6 Darnaway street
Colin, (.Lis. Millar & Co.) 2 Paterson's
court, Broughton
D. C. comb manufacturer. Old Physic
gardens, and 81 High street
Don. tea and s;.irit mercht. 330 Lawnm.
' Dun. painter and glazier, 51 Lothian st.
Fran, treasurer of Edin. Water Co. 2*
St Jami-s' square — ho. 27 Ann street
James, tailor, 7 Hill place
* • James, salt warehouse, and provision
merch. 5 Riddel's cl. & 7 Old bridge end
* Jas. wholesale hat agent, 136 Kirkgate
J. and P. general carriers, 54 Lothian st.
and Timber bush* — See Adv.
John, licensed horse and coach-hirer, 33
Alva street
John, wholesale stationer, 39 Blair street
John, {G. Post- Office,) 23 Lauriston pL
John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 14
Rose St. & 16 Rose lane — h. 16 Rose st.
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Cameron, Peter, tailor & clothier, 24 Cumber-
land street
Thos. grocer, 54 Thistle street
* . Thos. rope maker, 1 & 22 Bath street
W. teacher of pianoforte, 1 St John street
William, tailor, 3 Pitt street
. William, spirit dealer, 142 Canongate
. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 East
Richmond street
. ' Mrs D. teacher, 14 James' court
. Mrs John, Murrayfield
. Mrs Capt. Jas. 12 Meadow place
. Mrs Major, 20 Rankeillor street
Mrs, 7 Rankeillor street
i Mrs, nurse and midwife, 27 Brunsw. st.
Mrs Wm. staymaker, 3 Pitt street
. Mrs, 1 1 Green market
Miss, 5 Buccleuch street
Miss J. silk and worsted shop, 23 Brough-
ton street
—— Miss, 1 Thomas street
Misses H. & J. dressmakers, 53 Lothian st.
. Misses, dress and corset ma. 34 Castle st.
Campbell and Trail, esqrs. W.S. 7 Melville st.
and Raleigh, esqs. W.S. 22 Atholecresc.
and Hopkirk, esqrs. W.S. 12 Duke street
Alex, hat manufacturer, 17 Hanover st.
— h. 4 Graham street
* and Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 43
Giles street
A. D. hat manufacturer, 58 South br.
— — Alex. esq. 4 Charlotte square
' Alex. esq. Murrayfield villa
Alex, spirit dealer, 577 Castlehill
— — Alex, collar maker, Lothian road
Alex, lace warehouse, 5 George street
Archibald, spirit dealer, Richmond lane
Dr A. D. lecturer on medical jurispru-
dence, 4 Picardy place
Sir Archibald, of Succoth, bart. 1 Park pi.
Archd. esq. of Blythswood, 10 Moray pi.
Archibald, lodgings, 4 Great King street
Arch, corn merchant, 16 Hill place — ho.
1 St John's hill
Arch, and Co. brewers, 145 Cowgate
Lieut-Gen. Sir Archibald, (G. C. B.) 9
Athole crescent
— — Arthur, esq. (of Hunter, Campbell, and
Co.) 3 Drummond place
Blairi fruiterer, 83 Broughton street
Charles, wine and spirit dealer, 6 west
Adam street
— — Chas. cowfeeder, 23 Cumberland street
C. D. surveyor of taxes, 39 so. bridge
Captain D. 3 Middleby street
David, esq. W.S. 7 Melville street
David, shoemaker, 24 Canal street
— — Dick, shoemaker, Morningside
— — Douglas, Bible Depository, 17 Leith st. —
ho. 42 Ann street
— — Donald, spirit dealer, 15 Abbey
— Col. D., R. A. 4 Regent terrace
— G. flesher, 25 Middle market
*— «-, Geo, grocer & spirit mercht. 9 Elbe st.
Campbell, Rev. Geo. O. 2G Buccleuch place
James, baker and purveyor of bread to
her Majesty for Edin. 1 Archibald pi.
James, working jeweller, 5 George st.
James, merchant, 7 Dublin street
James, silversmith, 8 M' Do wall street
James, esq. wine merchant, 1 Park place
James, clerk, 2 Parkside street
J. plumber and gasfitter, Charlotte place
Captain John, 5 Warriston crescent
John, spirit dealer, Newhaven
John, collector. Royal Dispensary, west
Richmond street
John, esq. W.S. 12 Duke street
John A. esq. C.S., N.P., and Commis-
sioner for English and Irish Affidavits,
2 Albyn place
John, draper, 24 South bridge — house 3
Potterrow
John, wine and spirit merchant, 521
Lawnmarket — ho. 42 Lothian street
Dr John, surgeon, 17 Albany street
John, cowfeeder, 18 Rose street
N. C. esq. advocate, 33 Dublin street
Patrick, esq. surgeon and accoucheur, 4
west Newington
Peter, New Waverley tavern and coffee
room, 50 South bridge
Richard, esq. W. S. 18 Howe street — ho.
1 1 Northumberland street
R. esq. of Skerrington, adv. 1 1 Walker st.
Robert N. esq. 45 Melville street
Simon, esq. S.S.C 9 Bellevue crescent
T. B. metal mercht. & lead pipe manuf.
18 Greenside pi. and 117 Constitution
St. — ho. 15 Pilrig street
Thomas, letter-carrier, 48 Potterrow
Thomas, flesher, 18 Frederick street
W.Bowie Stewart, esq. W.S. 13 Scoll.st.
W. jun. esq. W.S. 22 Athole crescent
Wm. M.D. 4 Picardy place
W. esq. W.S. 21 Society
Wm. keeper of the crown room. Castle
Wm. spirit dealer, 10 Brunswick street
Lady, 55 Inverleith row
* Mrs, lodgings, 35 Constitution street
Mrs Alex. 12 Royal terrace
* Mrs Alex, spirit dealer, 7 Shore
Mrs Archibald, 3 Duncan street
Mrs Major Colin, 9 Howard place
Mrs George, boarding school for young
ladies, 1 1 Bellevue crescent
Mrs, 3 Summer place
I\Irs James, 8 Lynedoch place
Mrs J. grocer and spirit dealer, 3 India st.
IMrs Captain Robert, 13 Howard place
Mrs T. lodgings, 8 London street
Lady Dowager, of Aberuchill, 5 Windsor
street
Mrs, of Askomell, 10 Great King street
Mrs, of Kilmartin, 21 iMaitland street
Mrs, of Southhall, 68 Northumber. st.
Mrs, sen., of Sonachan, 15 Stafford st.
— ■ Mrs John, 4 Saxe-Coburg place
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Campbell, Mrs, 60 Castle street
Mrs, 20 Duncan street
Mrs, French staymaker, 33 Castle street
Mrs, sicknurse & midwife, 35 Bristo st.
Mrs, 2 Ainslie place
Mrs, 23 James' square
Mrs, lodgings, 2 west Alva street
■ • Mrs, lodgings, 3 Rose street
Miss, 50 George street
Miss, of Dalziell park, 117 Princes st.
— — Miss Mary, of Duneaves, 4 Henderson
row
• • Miss, of Lochnell, Holyrood house
■ IMiss, of NewHeld, 121 Princes street
Miss, of BIyihswood, 8 Heriot row
Miss, 35 Heriot row
■ ■ IMiss, 4 8c Colme street
E. staymaker, 112 Nicolson street
IMiss, 1 Gloucester place
Miss, 15 London street
. jMiss M. dressmaker, 47 India place
Misses, 15 Hill street
Miss, 45 Albany street
's hotel, 21 and 22 Princes street
Canch, Major, fort-major, Edinburgh Castle
Candlish, Rev. R. S., D.D. 11 Castle street
Wm. jun. lodgings, 1 Trinity crescent
■ ■ Mrs, lodgings, 2 Maitland place
Cannon, A., prmter and publisher, 1 6 south St
David St. — ho. Blair's close, Cabtlehiil
* Mrs, tavern, 10 Shore
Canongate Jail — John Fisher governor
— — Clerk's Office, Canongate Court-
room— Wm. Fraser, jun. W.S. clerk
Cant, G. mattress and basketm. 3 N. Bank st.
• Mrs, straw-hat maker, 3 N. Bank st.
Cantley, Mrs, sicknurse, 7 Richmond place
' ■ Miss, 4(j Great King street
Carbery, John, spirit dealer, 28 Clyde street
Caifrae, M'^Duff, bird stufFer and fishing tackle
maker to the R. Museum, 97 Princes st.
— . Thos. land-surveyor, 1 Erskine place
Wra., saddler, 7 Queensferry street
Mrs, 6 Elm row
Mrs, 1 Erskine place
. Miss, 12 Coates crescent
Miss, 11 Middleby street
Cargill, Robert, esq. W.S. 13 Duke street
Carlaw, Thos. tobacconist, 3 St Patrick st. &
28 Nicolson street — ho. 32 Rankeillor
street
Carlyle, W^m. canine repository, Lothian road
Carraichael, A. N. Edin. Academy, 36 Inver-
leith row
. James F. artist and teacher of drawing,
50 George street
Jas. (Late Tax- Office,) 87 Causeyside
James, working jeweller, 56 Potterrow
John, Globe tavern, 1 so. St Andrew st.
John, engraver, 16 s. Richmond street
R. poulterer, 60 Queen st h. 34 Castle
street
• R. flesher, 75 Northumb st. — ho. 72
William A.C.S. 23 Maitland street
Carraichael, W. S. surgeon and accoucheur, 1
Dean terrace
William, flesher, 4 & 5 Broughton mkt.
Mrs, burnisher, 16 S. Richmond street
Carnegie, G.F. esq. of Charlton, 18 Danube st.
James, lodgings, 55 Princes street
James, esq. jun. W.S. 13 Duke street
James, esq. 7 Athole crescent
J. commercial agent, 4 Hill square
Robert, esq. M.D., li) Drummond place
Mrs David, 25 StafFortl street
Carnie, Jas. fisherman. New lane, Newhaven
John, horse dealer, Bristo port
Carolan, John, broker, 245 Cowgate
Patrick, broker, 239 Cowgate
Carpenter, Miss, milliner, &c. 4 St Patrick sq. -
Carphin, Geo. D.C. clerk, Parliament square
and 8 Salisbury road
Carr, M. tailor and clothier, 19 s. St David st.
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 2 Vincent st.
Miss Jane, straw-hat mr. 20 Canal st.
Carran, P. clothier, 1 St Mary wynd, and 62
High street — See Adv.
Carrick, Alex, smith, tool and machine maker,
149 Rose street — ho. 135 w. division
Andrew, esq. Morocco court
Andrew, jun. merchant, 47 West port
Jas. smith, 156 Rose st — h. 21 Castle st.
J. B. tobacconist, 149 Princes street
Wm. (Stamps Sf Taxes,) 31 Clerk street
*Carron Co.'s warehouse, Leith, Wet docks-
John Machattie, agent
Carruthers, Miss, of Holmains, 3 Frederick st.
Carse, D. coach proprietor, Orchardfield
* D. coach office, 81 Shore
J. & Son, patent axletree manufactory,
18 Greensiderow
Thomas (J. Carse and Son,) 13 Montgo-
mery street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 12 Yardheads
Carson, A. R., LL.D. rector of the High
School, 82 Lauriston place
John, gardener, 49 Home street
WiUiam, writer, 27 Hamilton place
* i Wm. Mrs, spirit dealer, 48 Couper st.
*Carstairs and Robertson, wine and com. mer-
chants. Trinity vaults, 99 Kirkgate
Drysdale, esq. 23 Royal terrace
D. gardener, Marshall's entry, Leith wk.
Geo. (of James Nasmyth ^ Co.,) 18 St
James' square
James, gardener, Restalrig
John, fruiterer, 8 Howe street
.Tohn, gardener, Pilrig road
John & Jas. comb-makers, 30 Leith walk
M. plumber & gasfitter, 71 Northum. st.
Mrs Dr, 10 Smith's place
Carter, Fred. H. Esq. accountant, 3 Eyre pi.
Jos. snufFmanufr. 116 High st. — h. 54
w. Richmond street
*— — John, wholesale and retail spirit mer-
chant, 76 and 15 Giles street
— — Nicol, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 237
Canongate, and 23 Crosscausey
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Carter, Mrs Andrew, tea, wine, and spirit
merchant, 44 Hanover street
. Cary, Mrs Charles, 2 Fingal place
Cassels, Alex. esq. W.S. 24 London st.
* W. G. merchant, John's place — house
9 Brunton place
Cassie, James, silk dyer, 7 Brunswick street,
Stockbridge
Castle, James, jeweller, 21 Leith street
. Mrs, 21 Leith street
Cathcart, D. esq. W.S. Gayfield house
* James, Fergusson, & Co. wine merchts.
84 St Andrew street
. James, esq. 17 Great King street
■ Mrs, of Pitcairly, 42 Queen street
Mrs, 39 Melville street
— — Misses, Gayfield house
Cathie, Thos. flesher, 19 William street
Cattanach, Alexander, letter carrier, 17 south
St .Tames' st.
— — Alex, gate-keeper, Royal Infirmary
Wra. of Siinbury distil., Hawthorn bank
■ Wm. jun. wine and spirit merchant, 3
80. College street
Caunter, Dr, 50 Great King street
Cavaye, Rob. esq., Northfield cot. Jock's lodge
Caverhill's lodgings, 72 Broughton street
Caw, John B. goldsmith and dealer in bullion,
18 North bridge — house 1 Hill square
■ Miss, 7 Grove street
Cawthorn, Mrs E., 2 Melville street
Cay and Johnston, tinplate workers and coach
lamp manufacturers, 7 Greenside place.
■ Albert, wine & tea raerchant and stock-
broker, 99 George street
. John, esq. advocate, sheriff and commiss.
of Linhthgowshire, 11 Heriot row
Robert Dundas, esq. W.S. 18 Rutland st.
' Miss, 6 Great Stuart street
Cess, Land and City, Office, 60 North br.
Chadwick, J. and Sons, flannel manufacturers,
102 South bridge
Wm. {J. C. ^ Sons,) 3 Hamilton place,
Newington
Chalmer, Mrs A. 40 Frederick street
Chalmers, Charles, esq. Merchiston academy,
Merchiston castle
David, smith and wright, New st. court
Rev. Dr, profes. of divinity, Churchhill
David, M.D. 47 Lauriston place
Francis, painter, George st. (successor
to the late R. Buchan), entry w. of St
Andrew's church — ho. 3 Thistle co.
— — Jas. & Co. cabinetmaks. &c., 6 Bread st.
* Jas. S. watch, clock, and nautical instru-
ment maker, 48 Eri*!ge st.
George, saddler, 65 Clerk street
J. vinegar maker and gen. agent, 35 & 39
Potterrow — h. 3 Lothian st.
John, architect, 33 Dublin street
1 Thos. carver, gilder, & picture-cleaner &
liner, 25, George st — ho. 21 Nelson st.
Wm. tailor, 2 Barony street
Mrs, 13 Cassel's place
Chalmers, Mrs James, lodgings, 22 India st.
Mrs Janet, sicknurse, 5 s. St James' st.
Mrs, 33 Dublin streec
Mrs, 5 Norton place
]\Iiss, 34 Castle street
jMiss, 16 Lynedoch place
Miss, 7 Cassel's place
Misses, seminary 13 Cassel's place
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, 10
Hunter square
Chambers, W, {W.^B. C.,) 13 Manor pi.
W. and R. publishers, 339 High street
Mrs, 8 Athole place
Mrs John, lodgings, 25 Parkside st.
Chancellor, Mrs, of Shieldhill, 14 Geo. sq.
Chancery office, Register house
Chandler, Mrs, dressmaker, 26 Elder street
*Chapman, Edward, M.D. surgeon, 49 Con-
stitution street
Rev. Jas. tea. of Elocution, 22 Society
* John, M.D.Hawkfield, Restalrig road
Thomas, & Sons, plumbers and glaziers,
9 Young street — house 3
* Mrs Henry, Bathfield
Miss, 7 Haddington place
Misses, teachers of the Female Charity
school, west Lochend's close
Charity Workhouse, Bristo port
Workhouse, Tolbooth wynd, Canon-
gate — P. G. Cumming, governor
Charles, Alexander, wright, 53 Low Calton
* Daniel, hatter, 34 Kirkgate
George, agent, 15 St Anthony place
Geo. flesher, 3 Broughton market — ho.
56 Fountainbridge
Tho. cabinetmaker and undertaker, 12
Crosscausey — ho. 2 Crichton street
Wm. flesher. Middle market
Mrs, 3 Rutland square
Miss, dressmaker, 2 Crichton street
JMiss, housekeeper, Heriot's hospital
Charleston Coal Co. for Elgin and English
Coal, 1 King's pi — And. Walker, mr.
*Charteris, Miss, 33 Bridge street
Charters, George, grocer, 59 Pleasance
W.S. esq. M.D. H.E.LC.S. 3 Athole cres.
Chatto, Miss, 36 Great King street
Chaumont, F. teacher of French, Edin. In-
stitution, Heriot's Hospital, and Sou-
thern Academy, 2 Darnaway street
Chessar, Wm. lodgings, 10 Castle street
Cheyne, Charles, surgeon, Jordan lane
Henry, esq. W.S. 5 Walker street
Mrs Wm. 4 Meadow place
]\Iisses, 23 Pitt street
Chiene, Patrick, esq. 24 Abercromby place
Child, William, china and cut-glass warehouse,
22 Catharine street— h. 14 Forth street
Chilton, W., lodgings, 7 north-west Circus pi.
Chirnside, John, esq. 2 west Newington place
*Chisholm, F, of customs, 10 Hamburg pi.
James, late merchant, 5 Shakspeare sq.
John, bookseller, 12 south St Andrew
St. — house, 26 Frederick street
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Chisholm, John, smith, 29 Horse vvyiid
* .John, baknr, 62 Tolbooth wynd
John K., surgeon dentist, 25 London
street
Robt. flesher, 4 & 5 Stockb. market.
■ Robt. {iVuckay ^~ Chisholm) 2'> Royal
crescent
' Robt. cowfeeder, 7 Grove place
Robt. tailor and clothier, 3 York pi.
* Mrs, grocer, '15 Yardheads
■ Airs and ]\Iiss, French staymakers, 26
Fn dtrif k st.
Si Fleet, straw-hat manufrs. 18 N.bridge
-^ Miss, French stay-n.aker, 16 Geo. st.
Chisholme, Robert, esq. Montpelier park
Christie, Alex, old bookst-l., Ill Nicolson st.
Alex, wine and malt liquor niercht. ^3
Geo. strec t — house 67 Hanover street
Alex, histrcl. and port, paint. 20 Forth st.
Archibald, writer, 5 Athole place
David, agent, 5 Jloray street
* George, t<later^ 25 Giles street
■ .lames^ ladies' shoemaker^ 22 Thistle st.
* Jas. gen. mercht. & agt. 26 Sheriff brae
J. & Son, breeches makers and glovers,
).6 George street
John, builder, 25 St James' square
. John, grocer, 18 High street, and 183
Canongate — house 6 St John street
John, draper, 18 Gardner's crescent
John, boot and shoem, 19 Union place
. Joseph, super, of Children's Hospt, Old
Physic Gardens
■ Leslie & Son, military and hunting boot-
makers, 80 Princes street
Peter, engraver, 20 Bank street
Rob*, esq. acct. manager of the Scottish
Equitable Life Assurance, 26 StAndw.
sq ho. 16 Claremont eras.— See Adv.
■ Robt. grocer & wine mercht. 53 Hanov. st
■ William, printer, 23 east M'Dowall street
Wra. Wright, 398 Castlehill
' Wm. writer, 40 Great King street
■ Mrs David, 20 Forth street
• Mrs John, jun. 20 George street
Mrs, silk and worsted shop, 19 Union pi.
Mrs A. 10 Warri~ton crescent
Mrs, provision shop, 20 so. St James' st.
* Mrs L., Pillans place
Misses, i-trawhat and dressmakers, 9
Leith street terrace
Misses, millin. &dressm. 77 Brought, st.
Christierni, Nicholas, merchant, 12 Union st.
Christison, Dr, Professor of Materia Medica,
and consul, physician 5 Randolph ores.
■ .John, esq. advocate, 3 Great Stuart street
Chronicle & Pilot Office, 241 High street
Chrystal, C. shoemaker, 23 Haddington place
Robert, tobacconist, 185 High street —
house 72 Broughton street
Chrystie, Capt. Thomas, R.N., 16 Hope st.
— — Misses, 30 Dublin street
Church of England Life & Fire Assur-
ance Institution, 99 George street
Ciceri, Pini, & Co. carvers, gilders, and look-
ing glass manuf. — importers of French
flowers, & fe.ither manufacturers, 8, 9,
and 10 Calton street
Circus Place School, 4 no.-east Circus pi.
and 2 Royal circus
City Clerk's Office, 10 Royal Exchange
City Chamberlain's Office, 10 Royal Ex.
City Chambers, 10 Royal Exchange
City of Glasgovv Life Assurance Co. 19
St Andrew square
Poor Rates' (Jffice, 25 North bridge
Weigh-house, Canal street
Clapperton, A. {JohnC S^ Co.,) 128 Princes st.
Jas. victual dealer, 113 Causeyside
John, and Co., wholesale and retail
woollen drapers, 371 High st.
John, grocer & spirit dea. 263 Cowgate
T. (./«. Clapperton S,- Co.,) 32 George sq.
Mrs, 4 Boniiigton place
Mrs James, grocer, ] 0 east Sciennes street
]Miss A. M., 33 London street
Clark and Crawford, grocers and wine mers.
3 Rutland place
Andrew, flesher, 1 Cumberland street
Adam, Wool Pack Inn, 14 Bristo stieet
Adam, ironmonger, 154 High street-
house, 3 Rankeillor street
Alex, engraver, 10 Leopold place
Andrew, commercial agent, 8 Henry st.
Chas. S.S.C., 1 London street
Charles, spirit dealer, 9 Causeyside
David, M.D. 56 Lothian street
Daniel, (B. Whytock 4- Co.,) 29 Buc-
cleuch place
Dav. inspector of weights and measures.
County buildings — ho. 3 Bristo st.
* Don. agent, St Anthony court
Fran. Wm. esq. of Ulva, 4 St Vincent st.
G. & A. grocers and wine merchants, 1
Elm row — ho. 30 Gayfield square
Geo. spirit dealer, 166 High street
H. billiard room, 37 west Register st.
Hugh, ( G. and D. cV Co.) 5 Keir street
Rev. Jas., pastor of the Baptist's church,
7 Duncan street, Newington
James, grocer, 22 Cumberland street
James, tailor and clothier, 369 High st.
James, mail guard, 64 Broughton street
Lieut. J., Stirling militia, 13 Graham st,
J. ( City Improvt. Office,) 2 Summerhall
J. slater — zinc warehouse. Mound place
— ho. 22 St James' square
John, esq. 31 Morison street
John, teacher. Water of Leith
■ J. Venetian- blind maker, Gayfield sq. &
Lothian road
*— — John, northern coal mining company,
Coalhill
John, spirit mercht. 44 Crosscausey
Rev. John, 9 St John street
R. wholesale tea dealer, 1 Leopold pi.
Robt. engraver & lithographic printer, 8
south St Andrew street
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Clark, Robt. esq. S.S.C., 1 London street
i R. and Co. wholesale hosiers and glovers,
31 Hanover st. — h. 28 Rutland street
I Rev. Thos. 8 Newington place
1 Thos., law-bookseller and publisher, 38
George street — ho. 19 Howard place
. William, slater, 166 High street
• William, cowfeeder, 6 east Adam street
. William, Courant office, 22 Carnegie st.
Wm. Canal Co's. office, 13 Downie pi.
• Wm. butcher, 76 Tftistle st.
Wm. spirit dealer, 54 Regent arch
* Mrs, King's Arms tavern, o6 Bernard st.
■ Mrs, 1 London street
' Mrs, grocer, 94 Rose street
■ Mrs, grocer, 25 Dean street
. Mrs, dressmaker, 16 Caiton street
■ Mrs John, 118 Lauriston place
* Mrs, loduings, 38 Quality street
■ Mrs W. F. 38 India street
■ Mrs Helen, 30 Royal circus
Mrs John, Old Ship tavern, Newhaven
Mrs Robert, lodgings, 7 Leopold pi.
Miss A. 2 west Newington place
MissH.teacherof music, 35 Scotland st.
Misses, dressmakers, 16 Salisbury st.
Clarke, James & Co. printers and publishers,
Old Stamp-office, 221 High street
Clarkson, James, draper, 7 south Melville pi.
E. esq. 18 Broughton place
• John, esq. of Halbeath, 16, Fettes row
* . Robert, china & glass merchant, 1 Duke
st house, 19 Cassel's place
William, builder, 23 Dundas street
W, grocer & spirit dealer, 9 Kerr st. — h. 8
Miss, 16 Warriston crescent
Cla&on, Andrew, esq. W.S. 57 Queen street
■ Rev. Patrick, D.D. Borough Loch
Clay, John, smith. Circus lane
Clayton, Miss, 13 Brandon street
Clazy, Geo. city missionary, 18 Meadow pi.
Cleghorn, Alexander, esq. 3 Heriot row
— — Alex, teacher of EiJglish, 12Nicolson sq.
George, esq. of Vv^eens, 3 Randolph cres.
' Thos. esq. advocate, 3 Heriot row
Miss, 40 Castle street
* IVIiss, teacher, 15 Couper street
Cleland, Peter, house painter, 4 Howe street
• ■ Mrs A. 7 St Anthony place
, ■ > Mrs W. 7 Malta terrace
Clephan, Captain James, R.N. 2 Minto street
Clephane, Mrs Robert, 15 Buccleuch st.
• Mrs A., 32 Howard place
Mrs Joseph, lodgings, 6 Howe street
Clerk, Alex, solicitor-at-law, 28 Buccleuch pi.
' George, late merchant, 8 Keir street
' Sa., esq. acct. stockbro. & ag. for Phoenix
Fire office, 67 N. bri. — ho. Marionville
William, esq. advocate, 4 Rose court
Cleugh, J. C. {M'Kay, Cunningham, §• Co ,)
9 Arniston place
Climie, Robt. civil engin. & land sur. 7 Gt.
Stuart St. & 36 Argyle Arcade, Glas.
Clinkscalcii, Ro. lineu-dr.iper, Si South bridge
Clouston, Edward, esq. 33 Scotland st.
Clunes, Jaw. of Mercury Office, 33 Parkside st.
Clydesdale Banking Co. Branch, W. Fleming,
manager, 16 Royal exchange
Coats, Tho. shirt and chemise wareho. 46 So.
bridge — ho. 7 Crichton st.
Cobban, Peter, gardener, Cherrybank
Cohbold, Chas. esq. Broughton park
Cobham, M. prof, of pianoforte, &c. 40 India st.
Cochrane, Henry, Railway Inn, Hay market
Henry, grocer, 108 Fountainbr.
Jas. & Co. brassf. and gasmeter makers,
Greenside lane — ho. 25 Regent terrace
R. & J., coach builders. Mews lane, so.
St Andrew street
* John, cowfeeder, -36 Cable wynd
* Jn. mast, block, & pump maker, 29 Com-
mercial place — house, Cromwell street
Dr J. surgeon & apothecary, 503 Lawn-
market — house 17 Archibald place
Thos. sewed muslin and lace wareho.
50 North bridge — ho. 1 Scotland st.
W. G. merchant, Leiih, 35 York place
Mrs, 11 Brandon street
Mrs Colonel John, 90 Princes street
Mrs, French staymaker, 3 Broughton st.
' Mrs, 35 York place
IMrs, 17 Keir street
Mrs, 31 Morison street
Miss*, straw- hatmaker, 4 St Anthony pi.
Cockburn, Alexander, surgeon, 2 Forth street
* and Co. wine merchants, 7 Duke street
J. and Campbell, wine merchants, 32
St Andrew square
J. esq. (wine merchant) 5 Doune Terrace
— office 32 St Andrew square
* J. H. West-India merchant, 124 Con-
stitution street
Joseph, breeches maker, 19 Rose street
Lord, 14 Charlotte square
Robert, coal merchant, 11 Brandon street
R. L. baker, 27 Dean street
Mrs R. china merchant, 58 Clerk street
Mrs, 30 Great King street
' Mrs, 21 Cheyne street
Miss Agnes, 11 Dublin street
— — Miss, 23 Heriot row
Cockson, Mrs, shawl darner, 22 Society
*Cotfee Roasting Establishment, 6 Regent St.
Cogan, Mrs, 13 Maitland street
Coghill, J. spirit dealer, 445 Lavvnmarket
Cohnart, Mons. dealer in fancy articles, 3
Duncan street
Colcleuch, Mrs, 23 St James' square
*Coldstream, Dr John, medical practitioner,
31 St Bernard street
' Robert, esq. 119 Constitution street
Coldwell, David, smith and farrier, Bangholm
James, smith, Raeburn place
Collector's office, Union Canal, second drawbr.
— Robert Morton, collector
's office of W.Kirk poor rates, 1 Rutland st,
•Police & Prison Assessmt. office, 18 N. br.
' Police Asseisaient, 1 [() Constituiion st.
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Collie, D.\\.{T^iornton Sf C.,)5l Hopepark-e.
— — George, hairdresser, 7 Kerr street
Wni. boot & shoemaker, 40 Howe st.
Collier, Wm. boot & shoemaker, 401 Lawnm.
' Mrs, 44 Raiikeillor street
* Mrs G. baker, 23 Tolbooth wynd
* Mrs, 59 Constitution street
Collingwood, Mrs, 15 Rutland square
Collins, E. & Son, joiners and cubiuet makers,
110 Rose St. — ho. 2ti Frederick st.
H. spirit dealer, 309 Canongate
Lucas, esq. 2 Grove street
Mrs Henry, lodgings, 9 Castle street
Colquhoun, John C. esq.. advocate, sheriff of
Dumbartonshire, 10 Jlelville street
Ludovic, esq. advocate, 8 Uuke street
Peter, grocer, 70 Cumberland st.
Thovnas, printer, 1 John's idace
* Mrs, (housek. Excise), 43 Bridge street
Mrs Dalziel, of Garscadden, 7 Glouc. pi.
Mrs, 18 Carlton street
Miss, 27 Stafford street
*Colston, James, vintner, carriers' quarters and
coach-office, 47 Bernard street
* James, mason, 49 Kirkgate
■ Alex, printer. East Rose street lane — ho.
32 Parkside street
> Mrs, 38 Rankeillor street
Colt, Jn, esq. of Garts^herrie, 52 Melville st.
Mrs, sen. of Gartsherrie, 15 Regent ter.
Coltart, Jas, grocer & spirit deal. 9 Clyde stt
Mrs, 44 Castle street
Colton, Bernard, broker, 242 Cowgate
Colvill, Andrew, mason, 56 Thistle at.
Colville, James, grocer, 12 Wright's houses
* Mrs, Britannia tavern, 1 Riddle's close
Misses, 7 Rankeillor street
Colvin, George, clerk, 24 Heriot place
Comb, James, s,pirit dealer, Newhaven
Combe, Dr A., F.R.C.P. 25 Rutland st.
' Boyce, ebq. 6 Howard place
* James, cooper, 189 Kirkgate
* J. S.,M.D. F.R.C.S.E.35 Charlotte st.
Wm, agent, 4 Abbey mount
Mrs, lodgings, 18 St Andrew's square
Combs & Smalls, basket makers, 181 Hifjh st.
Commercial Bank of Scotland, 142 High
street and 24 Constitution street*
* List Office, 2 Bernard street
Life Insurance, Annuity, and Fa-
mily Endowment Company, J. B. &
H. Watt, agents and secretaries, 9
York place. — See Adu.
CoMMissAiiY Clerk's Office, Parliament sq.
Common, Wm. candlemaker, 8 Union placeand
Paul's work
Comon, D. commercial agent, G Lady Law-
son's wynd — ho. 8 Hailes street
Compositors' Society — H. Lindsay, North
British Advertiser office, Freses
Compton, Tho. esq. 30 Saxe-Coburg place
Comrie, Mrs, 3 St Bernard's row
*Condamine & Co. 4 Duke st.
* P»,. C. de la, esq. wine merchant, 4
Vanbuigh place
*Congleton, Th, shipmaster. Old Sugar Ho. cl.
Connal, John, grocer, 200 Cowgate
Connell, Daniel, spirit niercht. 48 Hanover st.
Miss, 6 north Charlotte street
Conochie, John, letter-carrier, 10 Middle
Arthur place
Consistorial Clerk's Office, Parliam. sq.
Constable, M. & J. silk and shawl dyers and
cleaners, o6 Lothian street
T. printer to her jNLijesty, 11 Thistle st.
— ho. 5 north Charlotte st.
*CoNSUL, American, K. Grieve, 25 Charlo. st.
Belgian, Jn. Mitchell, JMayville
'= Belgian Vice, John Cadell,2 Dock pi.
*' Danish Vice, H. Denovan, esq. 14
Commercial place
French, LeComtede Serre, 47 Geo, st.
* Hanoverian, Alexander Patterson, 9
Bernard street
" Mecklenburg and Oldenburg Vice,
Henry L. P. Denovan, 14 Commer. pi.
" Netherlands, 9 Bernard street
" Portuguese, Wm. Muir, 17 Quality st.
Prussian, J. G. Thomson, G5 Princes st.
' Russian, Dav. Thom, esq. 28 Constitu-
tion street
* Spanish, J. Gordon, esq. 47 Quality st.
* Swedish & Norwegian, T. Hutchin-
son, esq. 13 Dock place
Conway, H< nry, clothier, 37 St Mary's wynd
— See Adv.
J. clothier, 4 and 9 St Mary's wynd —
ho. 7 — See Adv.
Mrs P., lodgings, 42 Lothian street
Cook, Alex. S. esq. advociite, 3 Darnaway st.
Andrew, ivory turner, 79 Princes street
James, teacher of music, 4 Duncan st.
John, esq. W.S. 11 Great King street
J. esq. S.S.C. and N.P. 5 Druinmond st.
Walter, esq. W.S. 25 Dnimmond place
W. & J. esqrs. W.S. 25 Drummond pi.
Mrs, 21 Rutland square
Cooper, E. A. printer, 17 Cannina: place
* George, grocer, Hillhousefield /
Jas. haircutter & perfumer, 1 9 Downie pi.
.John, mail guard, 1 1 Terrace
* Robert, clerk, 30 Kirkgate
Thos. & Co. button factors and agents,
1 and 2 So. bridge— ho. 23 Minto st.
* Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 23
Bridge street
Thomas, baker, 10 St Vincent street
Wm. teacher of writing, arithmetic, and
book-keeping, 10 George street
W. tavern keeper, 23 Fleshmarket cl.
Mrs, 12 St Leonard street
Miss, Lord Russell place
Mrs, matron, Minto house
Copland, Geo. tailor & clothier, 37 Freder. st.
R. T. tailor and clothier, 15 St And. sq.
Corbet, Mrs, lodgings, 14 Cumberland street
Corbett, William, surgeon dentist, 14 Hill st.
Wm, wood merchant, 32 Broughton st.
*Cordmires, H, spirit dealer, 29 Bridge street
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Cork, S., New University Tavern, 1 north
CoUej^e street
Cormack, D. & Son, smiths and ironmongers,
1 Terrace, Leith st — and Shaksp. sq.
D. {D. C. and Son,) Comely Green ho.
■ Dav. esq. S.S.C. & account. 61 York pi.
J. (Z). Connack S^ Son,) 17 St James' sq.
* James, spirit dealer, 1 Dock place
Dr John Rose, M.D. F.R.C.S.E. phys.
R. Dispensary, 131 Princes street
. Robert, agent, 11 w. Adam street
■ Mrs, midwife, 11 Scotland street
Mrs D., 1 Torphichf^n street
Mrs, sicknurse, 4 Windmill lane
Mrs D., straw-hat manufacturer, 44
South bridge.
E. 8traw-bat maker and milliner, 69
Princes street
Corner, .John, tailor & clothier, 60 Princes st.
Cornet, Mrs C. 42 Lothian street
Cornillon, H. teacher of French, 62 Queen st.
Corns, Wm. bookbinder, 26 Waterloo place
Cornwall, James, esq. 25 Royal circus
James, physin. & surgn. 2.5 Royal circus
Corrie, Thomas, esq. 36 St Andrew square
Corstorphine, Charles, shoera. 15 Calion hill
* J. wine and spirit merchant, 20 Broad
wynd — house 73 Constitution street
Peter, bootmaker, 38 west Register st.
Cossar, Geo. (Bank of Scotland,) 4 Frederick st.
James, flesher, 105 Causeyside
Wm. lodgings, 49 north Richmond st.
Cotton, Geo. & Son, tobaccon. to the R. House-
hold, 23 Princes st. — h. 7 1 Bristo street
Geo. S.S.C. 71 Bristo street
• James, tobacconist, 231 High st. — h. 10
Buccleuch place
John, snuff manuf. 35 Princes street
Coubrough, W. and J. tea dealers and grocers,
19 Greenside street
Council Chambers, 10 Royal Exchange
Council Chambers, Tolbooth wynd
County Fire & Phovident Life Office,
16 R. circus
Prison Board, 39 George street
Couper, J. (o/ Win. C and Sun,) 20 Had-
dington place
Peter, esq. W.S. 6 Pilrig street
—— Wm. & Son, bootmaks. C St And. sq.
Coupland, John, bookbinder, 56 High street
CouRANT counting room, 178 High street, pub-
lishing office, 190
Court, John, S.S.C. 10 St Andrew square
Courtoy, H. keeper and beadle of the Chapel
Royal, 9 Abbey strand
Cousin & Gale, architects and civil engineers,
12 Royal Exchange, and 153 Queen st.
Glasgow
David ( C. 6; Gale,) 12 Clarence street
■ Geo. ordained surveyor, 3 Johnsons pi.
— — John, builder and cabinetmaker, Fettes
row — ho. 56 Cumberland street
*Couston, D. corn chandler, 33 Sheriff brae —
house 36
Couts, John, tiiior, 30 St Mary's wynd
Jo^h. tailor, 19 Union street
Miss, teacher of Music, 19 Union st.
Coutts, Mrs, 17 Argyle square
Coventry, And. esq advocate, 29 Moray pi.
Rev, George, of Shanwell, 49 Moray pi.
]\Irs Dr, 28 Moray place
Coverly, Miss, 16 Greenside place
Cowan & Strachan, silk mercers, 15 Princes
street
& Co paper makers and stationers, 17
Princes street
Alex, e^q. Moray house, 172 Canongate
* Charles & Co. grocers and tea-dealers,
12 Tolbooth wynd
Duncan, esq. 1 Carlton terrace
Dr Geo. surgeon, 30 Clerk street
Geo. flesher, 6 Middle market
Dr Jas.M. surgeon, lateE.LC. service, 30
Clerk street — house 14Uankeillor street
Dr .James, M D S., R.N. 65 Castle street
John, esq. advocate, 2 north Charlotte
street
John, surgeon, 17 Roxburghe street
N. liquor merchant, 1 Main Point, and
16 Infirmary street
Robert, tailor & clothier, 16 South bridge
Robert, W.S. 49 Great King street
Thomas, brassfounder, Chalmers' close
Thomas, engraver, 2 Roxburghe terrace
* Wm. merchant, 13 Hermitage place
Wm. (Coivan §- Strachan,) Waltham
lodge, Murraybeld
William, surgeon, &Q High street
Mrs Wm. 17 St Patrick square
* ]\Irs, 13 Hermitage place
Cowey, Mrs Wm. 8 Smith's place
Cowie, John, brushmaker, 23 Earl Grey st.
Mrs, lodgings, 14 Pitt street
Cownie, W. B. clothier, 5 College street
Cowper, ThoraHS, brewer, Drumdryan
Wm. writer, 29 Alva street
Mrs, corset maker, 190 Rose street
Mrs, lodgings, 8 Chapel street
Miss, day and boarding school, 6 Gard-
ner's crescent.
*Cows, James, dairy, 20 Yardheads
Cox, J. & G. tanners and ajlue manufacturers,
Gorgie Mills, 14 Niddry street
Robert, esq. W.S. 25 Rutland street
W. fancy stationer, 34 Carnegie st.
Cayle, Alex, clnthier, 80 St Mary's wynd
*Crabb, Mrs, 2 Bridge street
*Crabbie Jo. & Co. wine and spirit merchants,
5 Tolbooth wynd
H. F. linen and woollen draper, 261 High
street — house 112 Lauriston place
John, surgeon, 6 Hill street
John (of Crahbie ^ Co.,) 27 Pilrig st.
R. S. merchant, 11 King's place
Crager, J. baby linen wareh. &c. 37 Geo. st.
Craig and Rose, oil merchants and drysalters,
Anderson's place
and Napier, builders, Lothian road
CRA
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CRI
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Craig, AclaiD, spirit dealtr, 52 London street
— — Alex, and Co. wholt-salt and retail cloth
ii)erchts.& hat inanutacs. 104 South br.
Alt X. & Co. hat manufactory, Society cl.
Alex. esq. 6 Carlton street
Alex. {Alejc. Craig Sf Co.,) 102 So. bridge
Alex, tailor, 116 Rose st.
Arch. {Craigs Brothers,) 19 Minto st.
David, baker, 6 Norton place
James {Craig & Rose,) 9 Annandale st.
Sir Jas. Gibson, of Riccarton, bart. W.S.,
5 Thistle st. — ho. Riccarton
James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
40 Broughton st. — ho. 6-t
James, builder, 18 Downie pi.
James, jeweller, 7 High riggs
James T. Gibson, esq. W.S. 5 Thistle st.
— house, 24 York place
John {Alex. C. c^ Co.,) 102 So. bridge
John. comm. traveller, 3 Arniston place
John, clothier, 6 Waterloo place — ho.
24 Greenside place
John (Advertiser office,) 23 Lauriston st.
* John, missionary, 4 London row
M. A. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
302 Lawnmarket — ho. 3 Melbourne pi.
* Peter, spirit dealer, 8 Cable wynd
Rob. late shawl manufact. 18 Nicolson st.
* Thos. Excise office, Eastfield court
^-^ William, grocer, sp. dealer, 11 Church st.
William ( Craigs Brothers,) 1 Graham st.
Wm. teacher of English, &c. 50 High st.
Mrs James, 22 Rose street
Mrs Jas. midwife, 10 Middle Arthur pi.
Mrs Colonel K. 31 Regent terrace
■ Miss, 6 w. Claremont street
Miss, 11 Clarence street
' Misses, stockmakers, 80 Princes street
Craigs, Brothers, woollen drapers and hatters,
107 South bridge
Craigie, A. chimney sweeper, 2 St Vincent st.
Dr David, physician, 43 Queen street
George, 49 Great King street
Geo. furnishing ironmonger, 3 Howe st.
Henry, esq. W.S. 5 Walker street — ho.
Falconhall
■ Rev. H. N. G., A.M., 3 Mayfiekl loan
James, lo<lgings, 15 India street
Mrs, 1 Hay street
Craik, Wm. smith aud printing-press maker,
5 Church street
— — David, writer, 11 Duncan street
John, baker and conf. Granlon pier
Crambe, William, M.D. surgeon and druggist,
1 Hope street — house 8
Mrs, 5 Roxburgh e terrace
Cramond, Miss, 39 George square
Cranstone, Geo. plasterer, 7 Roxburghe terrace
Miss, 48 Castle street
Craster, Mrs Colonel, 2 Great Stuart street
Craw, H.nry, coach hirer, 20 Charles street
Thomas, cabinetmaker, 11 St John's hill
*Crawcour, Edw. gent. 1 Wellington place
Crawford and Tod, ironmongers, 94 High st.
Crawford & Brooke, civil engineers and sur-
viyorg, 50 George street
& Anderson, wrigius, St James* pi.
Alex. esq. 11 Albyne place.
Alex, writer, 5 Picardy place
Andw. bookseller and statnr. 37 Geo. st.
David, ironmonger, machine and press
maker, 132 Nicols. st. aud 70 Clarke st.
Dr James, 3 Rutland street
James, wright, 5 St .Juines' place
James, jun. W.S. 23 Elder street
James, coal merchant, 1 4 Port Hope-
toun — ho. 1;} Downie plate
John & Co. tailors and clothiers, 75
Princes street
John, barm brewer, 112 Nicolson street
John, working jeweller, 9 Shaksp. sq.
Niinmo, currier, 140 Pkasance
* Philip, slater, 97 Kirkgate
Robert, bootmaker, 4 E. St James' st.
T. {Crawford iS)- Tod,) 17 Archibald pi.
* Thos. baker, 68 and 69 Kirkgate
Thomas, smith, Castle bank
William, surgeon, 57 Hanover street
William, merchant. Laverock bank
Mrs, 3 Young street
Mrs A. F. 17 Rutland street
Mrs, lodtjings, 8 Hope street
Sirs, 2 Carlton street
Mrs, Laverock bank
Mrs, lodgings, 22 Castle street
JMiss, 18 Fettes row
Craufurd, James, esq. advocate, 22 Rutland st.
Robt. writer, 4 Comely green
W. esq. of Cartsburn, 5 Bellevue crescent
Crease, Kerr, & Co. wholesale warehousemen,
39 South bridge
'' Archd. broker, 13 Bernard street
James, Mainpoint brewery
J. B. ( Wm. C. Sf Sons,) 49 Lauriston pi.
John ( Wm. Crease ^Sons,) 6 Arniston pi.
Wm. {Crease, Kerr Sj' Co.) 2 Brunts-
field place
W. and Sons, cotton manufrs. and whole-
sale haberdasher, 421 Lawnmarket
Mrs Williiim, 2 Bruntsfield place
*Cree, David, commission agent, 80 Shore
■ Robert, 3 Ronaldson's buildings
* James, (of Crabbie & Co.,) Fillyside
Creeluian, Mrs, housekeeper. City Chambers
Creen, Gilbert, late painter, 27 Parkside street
Crerar, Don. spirit merchant, 4 w. Richm. st.
& Co. Shooting Saloon, 3 IVIound
Peter, spirit dealer, 321 High street
Crichton, A. printseller, picture- frame maker,
54 Princes St. — ho. 25 Haddington pi.
Alex, stamper, G.P.O., Rowley's court
Andrew, esq. LL.D., 25 Ann street
Geo. esq. Viewforth, Bruntsfield place
Lieut.-Col. D. 14 London street
M. H. manufact. jeweller, 63 No. bridge
's Glasgow Canal Boat Office, Port Hope-
ton, W. BdUingall, agent
— — Hew, esq. S.S.C. 13 Nelson street
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Crichton, John, builder, Rowley's court
John, tailor and clothier, 13 No, bridge
W. silver plate manufr. 63 No. bridge
■ IMrs, 6 Leopold place
* Mrs, 9 John's place
* Mrs, 9 Vanburgh place
Mrs, 9 Hermitage place
■ Miss, 1 Gayfield square
Miss, 27 Nelson street
Crighton, James, grocer, tea and wine mer-
chant, 1 Kerr street — ho. 8
W. and J. esqs. surgeons, 12 Dean ter.
Mrs E. tobacconist, 47 Hanover street
Croal, David, Mercury Office, 265 High street
Geo. music seller, 27 Hanover street
J. of G. P. 0. 4. Great King's street
Croall, J. and W. coach builders, York lane
■ John, (Royal mail coach) — manufactory
Middiefield— ho. Middlefield house
W. {J. i^- W. Croall,) 21 Broughton st.
S., Royal mail and general coach offices,
4 Princes st. and 22 Waterloo pi.
Crockat, T. G. basket maker, 22 West bow
and 62 Tolbooih wynd
' Miss, 10 Lynedoch place
Crole, David (^Stamp Office,) 3 Ramsay garden
Croley & Co. staymakers, 45 Princes street
Croll, David, cabinetmkr. 242 & 297 Cowgate
Robert, writer, 12 Nelson street
■ Mrs, broker, 5 Pleasance
Crombie & Ramsay, bakers and confectioners,
14 High street
■ i Andrew, solicitor at law, 1 Gillespie st.
■ Andrew and Son, dye works, 19 Brown
square, and Water of Leith
' Benjamin W. miniature and portrait
painter, 16 Pitt Street
■ J. {A. Crombie ^' Son,) 90 Lauriston pi.
Crone, Mrs lodgings, 23 Downie place
Crooks, Peter, esq. W.S. 2 Abercromby place
• Thos. writer, 33 Howe street
& Thomson, French staymakers, 14
Greenside street
Cropper, Wra. painter and glazier, 1 India st.
Crosbie, Edwd., esq. 21 St Patrick square
■ George, esq. mar.ager, National Bank,
41 St Andrew square
■ Rev. John, teacher, 23 Dublin street
John, tailor, 112 Nicolson street
Cross & Carruthers, jewellers,dealers in paint-
ings, and articles of vertu, 49Hanoverst.
' Mrs, 24 Pilrig street
Crouch, W. watchmaker and jeweller, & Edin.
and London parcel conveyance office,
40 N. br.— ho. 37
• Wm. tailor, 1 West Richmond street
Crow, Philip, writer, 23 St James' square
Crowe, Mrs, 2 Darnaway street
CnowN Agent's Office, Parliament square
— James Tytler, W^.S. agent
• Hotel, 11 Princes street
<—— Life Assurance Co. of London, 16 Rut-
land sq. and Commercial place*
Cruickshank, Miss, ladies' ech, 12 Rutland sq.
Cruickshauk, Alex. & Sons, hosiers, glovers, &
manufacturers of hosiery, 57 George st.
Alex, {of A. tS' Sons,) 9 Lauriston lane
Geo. (C. ^ Sons,) Blackford house
Js. surgeon and accoucheur, 9 Hill place
Thos. tobacco manufr., 63 Broughton
street — ho. 58
William, gardener, AnnfieM
Cubie, Jlrs, 6 Athole place
Cubitt, Mrs Colonel, 4 Lynedoch place
Cuddie, Miss C, Millburn lodge
*Culien, Rev. G. D. 7 James' place
Rev. James, 15 Adam street
John, esq. W.S. 34 York place
John, engraver and lithographic printer,
20 Drummond street
Mrs James, 9 w. ]\Iaitland street
Mrs, 30 Pitt street
* Miss, 3 James' place
Cumine, Miss, 20 Ann street
Cumming, Capt. Albert, 25 Haddington pi.
Boswall, of Excise, 68 Lauriston pi.
Geo. Esq. W.S. agent for the Yorkshire
Fire and Life Ins. Co. 39 Northd. st.
— See Advt.
James, portrait painter, 2 JMound place
Jas. commercial traveller, 2 Paterson's
court, Broughton
Jas. commercial traveller, 23 Downie pi.
Jas. of Edin. Acad 23 Saxe-Coburg pi.
P. G. governor, Canongate workhouse
Robert, writer, 2 Paterson's ct. Broughton
Robert, M.D. 6 Gardner's crescent
Thomas, wood-merchant and packing-
box maker, ]\Iarket street
Wm. esq. surg. R.N. 1 1 Buccleuch place
Wm. M.D. surgeon, 15 Elder street
the Hon. Mrs Leslie, 44 Queen street
]\Irs H. spirit dealer, 43 Canongate
* Mrs John, 69 Kirkgate
Mrs, of Logie, 6 Hope street
Mrs Colonel, 44 Melville street
Mrs, lodgings, 1 Castle street
Mrs, 30 Lothian street
Mrs, midwife, 38 Brunswick street
Miss, seminary, 29 Cheyne street
Miss, dressmaker, 16 Jamaica street
*Cundell, Joseph, esq. (iS. L. Co. Bank,)
48 Bernard street
John, dairy, Broughton cottage
Mrs Dr. 1 Great Stuart street
Cuningham & Co. wine merchants, 38 Elair
street — ho. 86 Great King st.
Alex. esq. W.S. 84 George street — ho.
16 Walker street
Charles, esq. W.S. 84 George street — ho.
33 Melville street
s and Bell, esqs. W.S. 84 George street
Cuninghame, Lord, 23 Moray place
Alex. esq. of Balgounie, 30 Moray
place
Edward, esq. 3 Raeburn place
Cunning, Wm. smith, furnishing ironmonger,
38 Queen st. — ho, 9 S. E. Circus place
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Cunninghame, Mrs, 1.5 Walker street
Cunningham & Walker, esqrs. W.S. 21 Thistle
street
* Andrew, wright, 36 Couper street
■ A. and A. tanners, Bonington bridge
— — A. G. grocer and spirit dealer, 40 Clerk
street
~- ■ Alex. J. shoemaker, 20 Dean street
George, {Cunningham S; Spencc) 2.5 Pilrig
street
George, Esq. 7 Rankeillor street
■ Jas. esq. W.S. 50 Queen street
James, nurseryman and florist to her Ma-
jesty for Scotland, Comely bank
James, ropemaker, Gilmore place
James, spirit dealer, 21 Cassels place
John S., seed and iron merchant, 102
West Bow — ho. 88 Lauriston pi.
John {Signet Library,) 2 Athole place
i John, silver plater, 7 James' court
. John Sinclair, esq. sec. Commercial bank,
7 Royal terrace
Murdoch, weight and measure office, 14.
Royal Exchange — ho. 10 Blenheim pi.
. Thomas, hat manufacturer, 61 No. Bridge
. ■ W. A. esq. 86 Great King street
Rev. Wm. D.D. 55 York place
. Wm. jewelltr, 79 George st — ho. 88
Lauriston place
William, clerk, 39 Montague street
* Mrs Alex, flesher. New market — house
4 Riddel's close
Mrs Charles, 18 Clarence street
. Mrs Patrick, 31 Princes street
Mrs Jas. china & glass wareho. 19 Howe
street
Sirs, 26 India street
— - Miss, 86 Great King street
Miss, 28 Moray place
Miss, 47 Castle street
*Cunnyngham & Spence, tea, wine, and spirit
merchants, 66 and 67 Tolbooth wynd
* George, ( C. ^ Spence,) Pilrig street
Curll, William, esq. 9 Randolph clifF
Mrs James, lodgings, 38 York place
Currer and Dickson, grocers and wine mer-
chants, 7 Antigua street — house 9
Currie & Lamb, paper rulers and bookbind-
ers, 10 Hunter square
* and Mossman.cork manuf. 44 Kirkgate
and Hoey, silk dyers and scourers, 25
Leith walk
Alex. esq. advocate, sheriff of Banffshire,
43 Heriot row
Andrew, macer, Drumdryan house
A. water officer, 16 Heriot place
* Ad. shipmaster, 2 Queensferry road
C. W. v., M.R.S.L. and E. 4 Danube
street
Donald, (officer excise,) 28 Scotland st.
James, of Exchequer, 16 East Adam st.
■ James, spirit dealer, 265 High street
John, tea & wine mercht. 48 High st.
*.—,—, Peter {Customs,) 28 Bernard street
Currie, Peter, English teacher, 10 North St
Andrew street
Robert, lodgings, 4 Infirmary street
Tlios. bootmaker, 4 E. St James' street
William, coal merchant, Echo bank
]\Irs William, 54. Rankeillor street
Mrs Duncan, 51 Broughton street
I\Iiss, grocer, 53 Leith wynd
Curriers' House of Call, 196 Canongate
Curror, Adam, far. IMyreside, Burrowmuirhd.
J no. farmer, Comiston
Cushnie, Alex, glover and breeches maker, BQ
Leith street — house 1 1 Terrace
Geo. dyer and scourer, 34 Frederick st.
and jMalta Green.
William esq. Malta Green
*Cusine, James, llesher, 25 Bernard street
*CusTOM House, end of lower Drawbridge
Cuthbert, Hugh, bootmaker. 31 Castlebarns
Mrs, lodgings, 1 St Jumes' square
* Miss, straw-hat maker, 3 Couper st.
Cuthbertson, Andw. G. esq. 1 Raeburn place
,1. mason, Leslie pi. — ho. 8 Kerr st.
Jn. {Smith and Cuthbertaon,) 161 Rose st.
R. painter & paper-hang. 17 Dundas st.
William, Wright, 5 Milne's court
William, writer, 73 George street
Mrs J. confectr. and cook, 35 Dundas st
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DAPFuOiV, John, basket-mak>=r, 106 Cowgate
*Dagger, James, tailor, 50 Yardheads
*Dahl, Abram {nf Ferguson, Davidson, and Co.)
Leith saw-mills
*Dakeyne, Jas. laceman and haberdasher, 26
Bernard street
Dale, Thomas, shoemaker, 30 Jamaica street
Dalgleish and Forrest, auctioneers, appraisers,
and furniture brokers, 4 St And. sq. —
David and Son, cork manufrs. 13 High st.
house 6 Grange place
David, flesher, 15 Bread street
D. & Son, clothiers and outfitters, 13
South bridge — house 6 Grange place
Geo. letter carrier, 9 Mid. Arthur pi.
James, esq. W.S. 7 Moray place — house
13 Lynedoch place
John, teacher of writing, 7 Buccleuch pi.
John, tailor, 25 Thistle street
Mark, victual dealer, 9 Catharine street
Robert, flesher, 33 Fountainbridge
. William, letter carrier, 15 Catharine st.
Wm. lodgings, 161 Rose street
*Dall, Pat. esq. R.N. superintendent of harbour
and docks. Custom-house — h. Elizafield
Wm. & Co. china & Glass warehouse, 4
Hanover st — house 31 Broughton st.
Dallas, Alex, quarterm. 2 Lauriston terrace
Alex, grocer, wine and spirit merchant
11 Athole pi,
— — . William, esq. W.S. 33 Warriston cresc.
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Dallas, ]\Irs, 5 Maitland street
Dalmahoy & Wood, esqs. W.S. 69 Queen st.
Pat. esq. W.S. 69 Queen street
Dalrymple, Jn. grocer, tea, wine, & spt. dealer,
15 Romilly pi ho. 1 Gardner's cresc.
* John, of Edin. Ropery Co. 28 Bathst.
-— — Kirkby, esq. 55 Northumberland street
Q. bookseller, librarian, and news agent,
29 Frederick street
William, esq. S.S.C. 4.7 Gt. King street
— ho. E. Craig House, Corstorphine
Miss, 77 George street
Dal ton, H. spirit niercht. 202 Pleasance
Daly, p. tailor & clothier, 8 High street
Dalyell, Sir John Graham, Bart, of Binns, 54
Hanover St.
Colonel, 15 Castle street
Miss, 54 Hanover street
Miss, 4 Nelson street
Dalzel, Miss, 10 Stafford street
Dalzell, J. A. esq. Whitehouse
Mrs, 2 Hamilton place
*Dalziel, John, baker, 7 Tolbooth wynd — ho.
10 Wellington place
' R. fishmonger, 108 Rose street and 5
Fishmarket
* Mrs, 3, Morton street
Miss, boarding school, 18 Royal circus
Dalziell, George, esq. W. S. 5 Thistle street —
house, 10 Regent terrace
Danks, J. watch-case maker, 11 South bridge
Danskine, Alex, wrifrht, 59 Broughton street
Darby, Miss, 118 Causey side
Darg, Mrs, midwife & nurse, 34 Jamaica st.
Miss, dressmaker, 27 Castle street
Darling, George, tailor and clothier, 187 High
street
J. J. esq. W.S. 17 Pitt street
J. Stormonth, esq. W.S. 40 Drummond
place
Robt. flesher, 28 and 29 Middle market
Robt. boot and shoemaker, 361 High st.
* Robert, carter, 15 Queensferry road
William, wine merchant & grocer, 47
Nicolson street — house 19 west
William, general merchant, 32 and 89
South bridge
— — Wm. cabinet maker, 16 Clerk street
■ Mrs, 25 Royal crescent
■ Misses, and JM'Laren, dressmakers, mil-
liners, &c. 20 George street
Darlington, H. cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
43 Hanover street and 34 Castle street
Dassauville, N. esq. surgeon-dentist, 40 Nor-
thumberland street
Daun, Dr, 7 Drummond place
Dauney, Ti-Irs, 6 St Bernard's crescent
Davenport and Stetdman, chemists and drug-
gists, 20 Waterloo place
Davidsons & Syme, esqs. W.S. 1 Hanover street
*Davidson, Alex, dairy, Duke street
Alex, hairdresser, 1 St Leonard street
Andrew, tailor, 15, St James square
I- Arch. esq. advocate, 24 Rutland square
Davidson, Chn.rles F. esq. W.S. 22 Queen street
Claud, (G.SfC. Davidson,) 22 Scotland
street
David, corn merchant, 2 Queen's place
Rev. D., 32 Rankeillor street
* David, esq. (Fergusson, Davidson, §•
Co.,) Saw-mills
* Da. ( Ord. Service,) 28 Constitution st.
E. (of Davidson 4- Co.'s) 2 Queen's place
G. &. C. woollen drapers, 1.36 High street
G. (G. &j C. Davidson,) 24 Buccleuch pi.
George, bookkeeper, 3 Comely Green cres.
Rev. G. R. (of Lady Glenorchya,) 59
York place
Henry, esq. 15 Inverleith place
James, hairdresser, G4 Abbeyhill
— r- J- Gillespie, esq. W.S. 1 Hanover street
— ho. Hermitage house, Leith Links*
James, esq. 40 Ann street
Dr J. Henry, 19 Abercromby place
* John, and Co., Royal Patent Salt Works
and Fancy Box manuf. Junction road
* John & Co. wharfingers and gen. ship-
ping and commercial agents, Victoria
wharf, 24 Sheriff brae
John, esq. S.S.C. & N.P. 17 Elm row
John, esq. 1 Sylvan place
John, (of Davidson §• Co.'s) 2 Queen's
place
John, tanner, Canonmills
John, tailor, 6 Roxburghe place
John, A. M. teacher, 3 Leopold place
Jonathan, & Co. smiths, Paul's work
Laurence, esq. W.S. 1 Hanover street
— ho. 7 Rutland square
• Matthew, teacher, 7 Scotland street
Rev. Peter, 11 Dean street
R. D. stationer, and library, 3 n.
Andrew st. — ho. 21 IMontague st
Robert, efq. Ravelrig, advocate,
York place
Robert, esq. E.I.C.S. 14 Ann street
Samuel, writer, 72 Lauriston place
Thos. auctioneer & appraiser, 8 Henry
street
Thomas, optician, 12 Royal exchange
Wm. esq. 9 Newington place
William, furnishing ironmongery wareh.
120 High St. — house 2 Sylvan place
Wm. wine & spirit merchant, 16 Downie
place
Sam. spirit dealer, 5 Hope street
Mrs Andrew, 8 Saxe-Coburg place
]\Irs A., 11 Elder street
Mrs James, 72 Lauriston place
Mrs, of Polmont, 7 Blenheim place
Mrs, 14 Brandon street
Mrs, lodgings, 21 Leith street
Mrs, 21 Montague street
]Mrs,sen. of Muirhouse, 15 Inverleith pi.
Mrs, 10 Waterloo place
Mrs, milliner, 29 Brunswick street
jMrs, lady's nurse, 42 Home street
Miss, 1 1 Forres street
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Davidson, Miss E. private board and lodgings,
25 Charlotte square
Misses, 5 s. e. Circus place
Davie, Arch. coll. of annuity assess. 12 Royal
exchange — ho. 21 Charles st.
Davis, James, chetsemonger and grocer, 326
Lawnraarket — house 406 Castlehill
'■ James, sec. and call- master. Tailors'
House of Call, 1 1 Warriston close
Wm. grocer, 49 Hope park end
Mrs, midwife, 48 Abbey hill
Dawson, C. R. shoemaker, 3 Henderson rovsr
Jas. spirit dealer, Maryfield, Easter road
* W. colour, oil, & varnish nianuf. 20 l^lbe
St. & 4 Com. pi. — ho. 4 Assembly st.
* Mrs Thomas, 39 Couper sirtet
Mm Helen, lodgings, 13 n. w. Circus pi.
Mrs, lodgings, 63 York place
Deaf and Dumb Institution, Henderson
row — R. Kinniburgh head master
r and Dumb Day-school, 18 St John st. —
A. Drysdale, teacher
Dean of Faculty of Advocates — Patrick
Robertson, esq. 32 Drummond place
— — of Guild's office, 10 Royal Exchange
Dean?, Tbos. builder and bricklayer, Granton
* Wm. {of iWKialuy 6^ Beans,) 59 Con-
stitution street
Deas, George, esq. advocate, 9 Howe street
' James, resident engineer Edinburgh &
Glasgow Railway, 7 Dewir place
Matthew II., esq. surgeon, 74Laurist.pl.
Peter S. esq. 5 Comely bank
Thomas, tailor, 86 Rose street
Mrs Colonel, 3 Pitt street
Debrain, Mademoiselle, milliner, 88 Princes
street
De Fivas, V. esq. 5 Geors^e street
D'Egville,jMad. teacher ofdancing, 50 Fred. st.
De Flandre, M. teach, of French, 40 G. King st.
De Gistou, Senor Cusiro, professor of Spanish
guitar and singing, 34 Hanover street
Deighton & Co. tavern & lodgings, 3 Brough-
ton street
De Lisle, Robt. esq. 9 Mansfield place
De Serre, M.French consul, 21 Inverleith row
Dell, Mrs, lodgings, 12 Charlotte square
Demaus, Robert, lodgings, 31 Cumberland st.
Dempsay, B. tailor, 34 North bridge
Dempster, George, spirit dealer. Veal Market
. Miss, 11 York place
Denevall & Ewart, dressmakers, 33 Castle st.
Denham, Adam, coal merchant, 1 Newport st.
Geo, baker, 1 1 so. Richmond street
James, assistant clerk of Session, 1 Re-
gister House — 3 w. Lauriston lane
Matheiy, farmer, Buckstane
Denholm, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 227
High street
J. and W. smiths, Morningside
John, chimney sweeper, 19 Semple st.
William, cart-wright, Raeburn place
*Dennis, .James, provision shop, 71 Kirkgate
Dennistounj Mrs, 14 Royal Circus
*Denovan, Hen. and Co. com.-merchts., ship
and insur. brokers, 14 Commercial pi.
* H. Danish vice consul, l4Commer. pi.
* Henry, LP. JNIecklenburg and Olden-
burg V. consul, 14 Commercial place
Derrin, Jas. plasterer, 29 Richmond place
*Deseret, Phineas, writer, 4 Eastfield
Destitute Sick Sociktv Hall, 150 High st.
— W. Whyte, 13 George st. treasurer
Deuchar, Alex, seal engraver and genealogist
to her Majesty, 73 George st. — See Adv.
Lieut. Pat. R.N. 73 George street
Major David, 73 George street
Ro. esq. solicitor, 2 Nicolson square
.John, esq. JMorningside house
Deucher, Thomas, esq. writer, 21 India street
Devaux, Alfred, professor of music, 7 India st.
Devlan, Arthur, bookseller, lO Drummond st.
Henry, spirit dealer, 53 Blackfriarsvvynd
Michael, broker, 102 Cowgate
Dewar and Burley, spirit dealers, 4 Shak-
speare square
A. boot and shoemaker, 14 so. College
st. — house 9 Brighton street
Archibald, letter carrier, 4 Bedford street
* Eben. clerk of Leith Distil. Bonington
bank
.James, teacher of music, 19 Elder street
James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 46
Frederick street
* James, tailor, 73 Giles street
John, house painter, 82 Rose street
John, mason, 69 Canong.ite
John, lodgings, 28 India street
John, esq. advocate, 52 Great King street
John, boot and shotin. 48 Princes street
— ho. 3 so. St David st.
Peter, fruiterer, 37 Dundas street
Peter, spirit dealer, 34 Candleraaker row,
and 186 Canongate
Wm. teacher of dancing, 20 South br.
Mrs, sen. of Vogrie, 35 Melville street
Mrs, milliner & dressm. 47 Hanover st.
Mrs, 139 Prince's street
Mrs, lodgings, 53 Frederick street
Mrs and Miss, seminary, 6 Salisbury pi.
* Mrs, meal-dealer, 9 Bridge street
Miss, 2-2 Calton hill
Miss, teacher of music, 84 Great King st.
Dibdin, Henry, teacher of the harp & organ,
72 Northumberland street
Eick, A. M. wine merchant, 7 and 8 Huntly St.
— house 6
Adam, carver, gilder, & painting cleaner,
92 Princes street — ho. 2 St James' place
Andrew, accountant, Pariiament square
Andrew C. esq. advocate, 44 Gt. King st.
Capt. John, late of 42d, 35 Broughton pi.
Charles, brewer and maltster, 263 Cow-
gate — house 3 Salisbury road
Francis, probationer, 15 Dublin street
James, tailor and clothier, 30 Hanover St.
Jas., gardener, Helen pi., Morningside
-: John, plumber, 59 Albany street
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Dick, Jolin, plumber, 151 Rose street
John, writer, 15 Portland place
• John, grocer & spirit dealer, 285 Cowg.
John, spirit dealer, 5 Union street
John, esq. 78, Lauriston place
John, farrier, 8 Clyde street
* Richard, shipmaster, 2 Hope terrace
Ro. and G. woollen-drapers, 337 High st.
Robt. (li. S^- G. Dick), Q5 Lauriston pi.
llobt. cabinetm. and upholst. Market St.
* . Robert, grocer, 44 Couper street
Tlioraas, enaraver, 8 Mary place
Thos. victual dealer, 9 Downie place
Thomas, tailor, Silvermills
Thomas, cowfeeder, 9 Bedford street
* • William, ballast-master, 6 London row
* ■ William, ship-master, 4. Riddel's close
Wni. vet. surgeon to the Queen, and pro-
fessor of vet. medicine, 8 Clyde st.
— — W. grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Dean st.
]\Irs Alexander, 81 Dublin street
Mrs, grocer, H south Richmond street
* Mrs, Eastfield
Mrs, 5 Portland place
Mrs, 14 Graham street
■ . Mrs, teacher of Ayrshire needlework, 1 1
George street
Miss, 13 Gay field square
Miss, fur. & straw-hat manu. 35 Geo. st.
Misses, milliners, straw-hat emakrs,
Ayrshire embroidery and muslin prin-
ters, 36 George street
. • Misses, dressmakers, 4 Northumberl. pi.
. Misses, dressmakers, 35 Hanover street
Dickie, H, D., manager Caledonian Fire Office,
2 Newington place
• W. wigmaker, hair- cutter, and perfumer,
69 Nicolson street — house 65
Miss, 14 Dean terrace
Dickinson, George, clothier, 15 Drummond st.
■ Mrs jMargaret, lodgings, 46 Bristo street
■ ■ Miss G. dressmaker, 46, Bristo street
Dickman, John, chronometer, watch, and clock
maker, 91 Princes street
Dickson & Steuart, esqs. W.S. 17 India street
—— Knox, Samuel, &, hosiers, fringemakers,
&c. 15 South Hanover street
A. grocer & wine & spirit mer. 3 Elder st.
— — Alex. esq. advocate, 14 Great King st.
* Alex, victual dealer, 8 St Anthony pi.
Alex, victual dealer, 509 Lawnmarket
Alex, tailor, 1 Chapel street
Arch. W. surgeon, 14 Great King street
Chas. esq. advocate, 52 Albany street
David, esq. of Kilbucho and Hardtree,
advocate, 14 Great King street
* David, silk dyer & scourer, 118 Kirkg.
■ George & Co. fishmongers, 46 Dunda st.
— — George, esq. 1 1 Moray place
. George, S.S.C., 4 Great King street
*— — George, tailor and clothier, 2 Duke st.
— house 19 Bernard street
— — Henry, coppersmith & brazier, 4 Queen's
place, Greenside row
Dickson, Henry G. esq. W.S. 5 St Vincent st.
— house, 7 Fettes row
James, furniture warercom, 14 Tobago
street — h. 5 Ladyfield place
Jas. Jobson, esq. accountant, 74 George
street — house, 52 Albany street
James, merchant, 106 Lauriston place
James, wholesale stationer, 10 south St
Andrew street — ho. 49 Minto street
James, wright, 8 St James' square
* .James, shipmaster, 2 Broad wynd
J. and Sons, seedsmen, nurserymen,
and florists, &c. 32 Hanover st — nur-
series Broughton park and Inverleith.
John, spirit dealer, 43 Crosscausey
John and Son, gunmakers, 60 Princes st.
John, sen. {Dickson ^ S.) 9 St James' pi.
.loiin, jun. (DicIisonSf S.) 29 Clarence st.
* Richard, architect, 13 Baltic street
* Robert, letter carrier, 38 Bridge street
Robt. tailor and habit maker, 2 Alvast.
R. and R. architects, 12 Broughton st.
R. and Co. wine and spirit merchant,
I Brunswick street — house 19
Thos. surgeon and apothecary, 7 Duke st.
The. surgeon and drugt. 15 Greenside pi.
Thomas, candlemaker, 3 Castle Barns
Thomas, coach hirer, 2 Scotland street
Thos. (late of Dickson 6( Suns) 6 Had-
dington place
Thomas, tailor, 15 Catharine street
Walter, esq. W.S. 17 India street — house
3 Royal circus
Walter, surgeon, R.N. 69 Broughton st.
* Wm. wine merchant, 53 Constitution st.
William, accountant, 8 Royal crescent
Wm. esq. sec. Edin. Life Assrnce. Co. 24
George street — house 8 Royal cresc. —
See Adv.
William, grocer, 23 Jamaica street
William, baker, 50 Home street
W. ( Currie and Dickson,) 9 Antigua st.
W. (Scott and Dickson,) 6 Dean street
Mrs Dr., 52 Albany street
Mrs James, 16 Frederick street
Mrs j\Iary, matron Orphan Hospital
Mrs A., 39 east Claremont street
Mrs, 13 Montgomery street
Mrs, 24 Alva street
Mrs, Murray's buildinss, 1 60 Causeyside
Mrs, lodgings, 7 east Register street
Mrs C. 10 Elm row
Mrs, midwife & ladies' nurse, 15 Cath-
arine street
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 118 Princes street
Mrs T., 39 Dublin street
Jliss, 11 Drummond place
Miss, 100 Lauriston place
Miss, dressmer, 44 India place
Miss, dressmaker, 12 Union street
Miss J. grocer, 6 Ponton street
Miss, dressmaker, 1 Charles street
Miss, 21 east Claremont street
Miss, 29 Buccleuch place
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'Dickson, Misses, dressmakers, 33 Bridge st.
& Co. nursery seedsmen, and florists,
1 Waterloo pi. — nurseries Leith walk,
Pilrig street, and Redbraes
Dingwall, Arthur, esq. advocate, 3 Rutland sq.
Mrs, 32 Rutlai d square
Mrs, cowfeeder. Bakehouse close
Mrs A. 2 Canning pi.
Mrs, midwife and nurse, 15 Richmond pi.
Diorama — J. Hall, Lothian road
Dirom, W. wright & undertaker, 31. London st.
Disher, R. (JE. and L. Brewing Co.,) 6 St
John's hill
*Dishington, Thomas, copper and tin smith,
brazier, and ship chandler, 51 Shore
*DisPENSARY & Humane Society, 34Quality
street
Canongate General, 247 Canongate
Eastern, 19 South St James' street
Eye, 1.05 High stieet
Homoeopathic, Spring gardens
New Town, 17 Thistle street, — Gavin
Anderson, collector
North-western, 21 Jamaifti street
Port Hopetoun Public and Humane So-
ciety, 161 Fountainbridge
Royal, 21 w. Richm. st — J. Campbell,col.
Western, 23 William street
Dissenters' & Gen. Assur, Co. 21 s. St David
St. — Chas. Spence, agent — See Adv.
Dixon & Douglas, oilmen, grocers, and wine-
merchants, 81 George street
■ John, baker, 24 St Leonard street
John, clerk, 3 West Arthur place
Thos. clerk, 12 St Leonard street
* W. & Co. Wilson town and Calder Iron
yard, Elbe st. — R. Marshall, agent
W. coal mercht. 4 St Leonard st. — ho. 12
Robert, baker, 3 Shakspeare square
Miss, dressmaker, 15 Elm row
Dobbie, James, missionary Royal Infirmary,
2 Alison square
Robt. ( IV. Purves Sf Co.,) 6 Warriston cr.
Thomas, warehouseman^ 7Sciennescourt
Thomas, engraver, 7 Sciennes court
Thomas, coal merchant. Echo bank
Thos. road contractor, 15 Parkside st.
Wm. spirit merchant, 9 St 'ames' sq.
Dobson, D. cabinetma. 5 Buccleuchst. — ho. 4
A. officer to Sol. at Law, 3 Royal Exch.
Robert, builder, 20 Drummond place
Miss, 8 Buccleuch place
Dods, Alex, vintner, 20 so. back of Canongate
George, spirit dealer, 31 Abbey
J. janitor. Surgeons' Hall, 18 Nicolsonst.
Lieut. John, 30 Cumberland st.
R. & M. furnishing warehouse, & agents
for the Industrious Blind, 35 Castle st.
* Robt., hairdresser, 114 Kirkgate
-^ Wm. gardener. Ivy Cottage, Leith walk
^ Mrs .James, 27 St Patrick square
Mrs, 12 Roxburghe street
- ]\Irs, lodgings, 2 London street
.— — Mrs Marcus, 24 Rutland street
Dodds, Misses, 10 Grove street
Andrew, slater, 129 High street — slate
yard. Wet docks, Leith
Peter, painter and glazier, 2 Summer pi.
Mrs J. 16 Greenmarket
Mrs .Jas. fcick nurse, 67 Cumberland st.
Mrs, lodgings, 3 Howard place
Mrs, 124 Lauriston place
Mrs, 1 Broughton place
* Miss, 59 Charlotte street
Doharty, John, broker, 229 Cowgate
Doig, Alex, grocer & s])irit-d. 6 Romilly pi.
* Charles, writer, Seafield house, Leith
Geo. coal mercht. 18 Semple street
Jas. clock and watchtn., 32 Greenside st<
Donald, Alex. esq. W.S. 24 Broughton place
Jas. writer, 3 n. St James' street
Donaldson, A. & Sons, map mounters, tool and
globe makers, south Niddry street
Alex, tailor and clothier, 6 w. Richm. st.
A. bootmaker, 5 west Register street
A. boot-tree and last maker, 10 Paul's
work — house, 4 St James' square
* And. spirit dealer, 1 Hamburg place
Archibald, plasterer, 3 Davie street
Archibald, jun. breeches maker and clo-
thier, 4 n. St Andrew street
George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 1 JVIackenzie place
Geo. wright and undertaker, 1 Elder st.
Js. esq. S.S.C. and accountant, 46 Nor-
thumberland street
James, esq. advocate, 46 Northumb. st.
John, esq. advocate, 12 Rutland street
John, esq. W.S. 124 Prince's street
.Jn. grocer and spirit dealer, 16 India pi.
John, student, St Cuthbert's glebe
John H. esq. 8 Comely green place
John, painter, 5 Carnegie street
John, artist, 17 Parkside street
* Peter, spirit dealer, 32 Sandport street
Thos. tailor, 3 Riego street
W. dealer in pictures and engravings, 10
Terrace, Leith street
Wm. {Albion Cloth Co.,) 9 Dewar place
* Wm. pipe manufacturer and spirit
dealer, 56 Kirkgate, and 14 Morton st.
* Wm. spirit dealer, 10 Pillans place
Mrs, lodgings, 4 St James' square
Mrs, 22 (Bayfield square
* Mrs, lodgings, 10 Wellington place
Mrs J. L. silk and worsted shop, 3
Hanover sti-eet — h. 120 Lauriston pi.
Mrs H. 3 Comely Green place
Mrs J. dressmaker, 7 Brighton street
Mrs, 9 Montague street
Done, William, clerk, Jock's lodge
Dores, Thomas, flesher, 5 Low market — ho.
1 Physic gardens
Douce, Wm. riding school, Lothian road
Doud, David, esq. S.S.C. 4 Henderson row
Dougall, Robert, cabinetmaker, 39 Albany st.
Doughty,Miss, corset maker, 88 Princes street
Douglas, Alex. esq. W.S. 17 Drummond pi.
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Douglas, Alexander, gent. 21 Parkside street
, A. H. esq. M.D., F.R.C.P., 15 Drum-
mond nlace
. Archd. M.D.F.R.C.S., 15 Great King st.
. Archibald, writer, 11 Roxburghe street
— — Arch. ( Gen. Post- Office,) 2 Grove street
>■ Areh. teacher, 8 Upper Grey street
. B. cowfeeder, 79 St Leonard street
. Chas. bootmaker, 1 1 Druramond street
, Chris, esq. W.S. 17 Drummond place
. David, esq. W.S. 25 Walker street
' F. Brown, esq. 1 5 Great King street ,
> George, L.A. esq. advocate, and sheriff of
Kincardineshire, 11 Rutland square
■ Geo. grocer, 21 Bristo street
. Geo. carpenter, 73 & 101 High street
. James, acct. ( Co?n. Bank,) 47 George sq.
— — James, portrait painter, 9 Hill square
. James T. agent, 3U Haddington place
—— James, shipmaster, 17 Gilmore place
John B. esq. W.S. 15 Drummond place
■ John, esq. W.S. 3 Upper Dean terrace
* John, shipmaster, 4 Portland terrace
■ Laur. B. esq. adv. 15 Drummond pi.
. Major-Gen. Sir Niel, commancimg the
forces in North Britain, 8 Queen street
. Peter, spirit dealer, 89 Cowgate
■ Rich, coal merchant, 23 Lauriston st.
. Robt. grocer, tea, wine, and spiritmercht.
152 Fountainbridge
* Thos. dairy, 32 Couper street
■ Thos. victual dealer, Newhaven
.. Waller, hotel keeper, 35 St Andrew sq.
, W. ( Com. Bank,) iliddlefield house
— — William, engraver, 5 Roxburghe place
W. grocer & victual dealer, 19 Dublin st.
■ Lady Grace, 33 Queen street
. Lady Christian, 1 Moray place
. M. & J. miUiners, muslin & lace prin-
ters, 27 Hanover street
— Mrs, 13 Hart street
— — ]\Irs John, 5 Moray place
* Mrs John, tobacconist, 13 Sandport st.
— — Mrs, 4 Saxe-Coburg place
— — Mrs D. dairy, 33 I>eith walk
—— Mrs G., L.A. 1 1 Rutland square
.. Mrs, 2 Baxter place
— — Mrs M. victual dealer, 7 Rie^o street
. Miss, miniature painter, 13 Hart street
• ■ Miss, 9 Nelson street
— — Miss, 1 Grove street
. Miss, teacher pianoforte, 5 Roxburghe pi.
— — Misses M. & A. dressmakers, 9 Pitt st.
• Misses, milliners and dressms. 86 Geo. st.
Douglas's Hotel, 35 St Andrew square
Douie, Robert, esq. 26 Alva street
Doull, Sinclair, & White, Brit, wine manufrs. &
confectrs. 2 1 Nicolson st. & 74 Princes st.
— Dav. (D. A". §' White,) 7 Drummond st.
W. {Bridges Sf I).,) 28 Rutland street
DoTe, James, smith, engine, pump maker, fjid
coach timber bender, Greenside lane
Dow, Alex, agent, 31 York place
, . ... Chas. spirit dealer, 179 Pleasance
Dow, Jas. boot & shoemaker, 33 Frederick st.
J. R., lodgings, 11 Duncan street
Jas. oyster tavern, 13 Leith st. Terrace
James, varnish maker, 49 Thistle street
J. wine and spirit dealer, 7 St Andrew
street — house, 2 Gabriel's road
J. and T. boot and shoemakers, 8 Leith
street — house 18 Calton hill
John, shoemaker, 6 Brunswick street
Robert, spirit-dealer, 39 Cowgate
John, watch and plate brush maker, 25
Salisbury street
Wm. cork sole manufr. 2 St Mary's wy.
— ho. Little Lochend's close
iMrs, 38 Rankeillor street
Dow's com. lodgings, 57 North Bridge
Dowell, James, auctioneer, appraiser, and ge-
neral commission agtnt, liS George st.
*Dowie, Adam, spirit-dealer, 18 Shore
C. pawnb. 10 High st. — h. 56 Clerk st.
James, inventor of patent elastic boots
and shoes, 57 Frederick St., 47 Aloor-
gate street, London
H. spirit»dealer, 78 Canongate
* Tho. manager of the L. L. E. G. ship-
ping Co, & Edin. & Leith marine in-
surance Co., 45 Shore — ho. I Regent st.
Wra. contractor. Canon mill cottage
Downes, Major Charles, 7 Ann street
Downie, Alex, of sasine office, 1 26 Lauriston pi.
James, shoemaker, 4 west Richmond st.
* Jno. grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Elbe st.
Samuel, land surveyor, 143 Princts st.
Wm. lodgings, 1 south Charlotte street
*Downs, Alex, corn dealer, 2 Duke st.
Jn. tea, wine, & spirit merch',21 Canong.
* Mrs James, meal dealer, 1 3 Citadel st.
Drechsler, Louis, professor of the violoncello,
1 1 6 George street
Drevar, Miss, dressmaker, 25 Frederick street
Drew, Thomas, grocer, 1 Tobago street
*Driver, Mrs, lodgings, 24 Couper street
Drover, IVIiss, milliner & dressm. 18 Dundasst,
Drummond, Adam, spirit dealer, 20 Cowgate
Alex, gardener, 76 Causeyside
Alex, coal merchant, 163 Causeyside
Rev. D. T. K. Montpelier house
• Edw. bookseller & news agent, 5 Blair st.
Sir Francis W. bart. of Hawthornden,
22 Moray place
— George, builder, 6 Scotland street —
woodyard, Canonmills
■ Henry Horre, esq. of Blair- Drummond,
110 Princes street
J. cabinetmaker & upholsterer, 16 Green-
side street
James, gardener, Rosehall, Newington
James, artist, 9 Antigua street
J. esq. advocate, 16 Shandwick place
John, Wright and mould maker, Lothian
road
J. tuner of musical in stru. 44 Geo. st.
Rev. Thos. chaplain, Royal Infirmary
* Wm. tailor, 13 Tolbooth wynd
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Drummond, Mrs, 16 Shandwick place
Mrs, I Maiior place
Miss Home, 17 Charlotte square
Drybroiigh & Co- brewers, 67 ii.b. Canongate
■ Anclw. esq. 14 Kegent terrace
■ John, {DrybroiKj/i &; Co.,) 67 ii. back of
Canongate
George, grocer, Newlane, Newhaven
* N. cooper, 39 ]\Iitchell st. — house 47
Constitution street
Thos. (Dri/hrour/hSj- Co.,) 67 n.b. Canong.
Mrs, lodgings, 3 cast Registtr street
Dryden, James, grocer, 36 Jamaica street
James, builder, 5 Saunders street
* Mrs, 59 Charlotte street
• Mrs, 17 Cheyne street
]\irs, furniture dealer, 262 Cowgate
Drysdale, A. {Mimros^ Drysdale,) 4 St Jas. sq.
A. {DeafS; Dumb School,) 18 St John st.
John, baker, 1 Crosscausey
John, shoemaker, 44 India street
Joseph, writer, 2 Gardner's crescent
Sir Wm. of Pittuchar, 8 Royal circus
Wm. assistant clerk of session, 3 Hart st.
Mrs, grocer, 46 Rose street
Mrs A. 16 Hart street
Dubuc, Dr, prof, of French, 121 George st.
Ducat, Jas. S., esq. W.S. 68 Great King street
*Dudgeon, John, & Co. merchts. 6 Kirkgate
John, esq. 27 Rutland street
* John & Wm. fleshers. New market
Lieut.-col. Peter, 10 Carlton street
Patrick, esq. W.S. 1 Thistle court
* William, esq. 8 John's place
■ Miss, 23 George square
Miss, 10 Carlton street
Miss, 1 0 Torphichea street
Dudingston, J. C. R. esq. 4 Great-King street
Didf, Alex. esq. W.S. 3 Thistle St.— ho 8 St
Vincent street
DufF, {E. and L. Bank) 27 Nelson st.
■ Robt. comm. agent, 1 Gillespie street
Mrs, loilgings, 18 Drummond street
■ Mrs, 17 St Patrick square
■ Mrs A. nail manufacturer, 18 Westport
Miss, 1 west Claremont street
Duffin, W. W. esq. 21 Duke street
■ Mrs 21 Duke street
Duflfy, Bernard, broker, 305 Cowgate
Duguid, James, baker, 98 Canongate
Henry G. landscape painter and teacher
of drawing, 7 Salisbury street
• Sliss, 7 Craigie terrace
*DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH CoAL StORE, foOt of
Constitution st — Jos. Gibson, agent
. .John, Comely Bank gardens
Dumbreck, Archd. farmer, Comiston
. W. M.D., F.R.C. of surgeons, 14 Dub-
lin street
Dun, Adam, gardener, Coltbridge
Alex, late grocer, Lord Russell place
• Andrew, esq. W.S. 30 London street
. Barclay, teacher of dancing, 6 Great
Stuart street
f-~— F. teach, of music & singing, 41 Heriotr.
Dun, Robert, baker, 130 Pleasance
R. master Lancasterian schools, 18 Salis-
bury street
]\Irs, lodgings, 8 Castle street
Dunbar, Geo. esq. Prof, of Greek, Rose park
J. furnishing ironmonger, 44 Dundas st.
— ho. '25 Pitt street
Wm. H. esq. advocate, 56 Northumber-
land street
Sir Wm. bart. of Mochrum, 7 Alva st.
Mrs, 1 Rutland square
IMrs G. 2 Deanhaugh street
Duncan & Co., lithographers, engravers, and
printers, ] Gabriel's road
Alex, and Son, quill merchts. and paper
makers, 18 so. St Andrew street
* Colin, coal merchant and genl. agent.
Old Church street
Flockhart, & Co. chemists and druggists,
52 North bridge— ho. 54
* Flockhart, & Powell, chemists and drug-
gists, 20 Bernard street
and Scott, brush makers to the Queen,
104 Pleasance, retail shop 78 S. bridge
George, Russian warehouse, 325 High
street
* Jas. & Co. brokers, 9 Baltic st. — house
1 Assembly street
• Lieut.-Col., 19 Carlton terrace
George, late brewer, 23 Abbeyhill
Geo. {of'R. c^- G.) 36 George street
G. {T.Duncan 4: Co.,) 65 Princes st.
Henry, merchant. Comely gardens
James, efq. W.S. 46 Queen street
Dr J^imes, F.R.C. S.E., 12 Heriot row
■ James S. (T. D. and Co.,) 146 Princes
street
J. {A. D S^ Son,) 20 so. St Andrew st.
John, esq. 2 Heriot row
John, esq. W.S. 2 Heriot row — house 4
west Claremont street
* John, meal-dealer, 76 Shore — ho. 4 Rid-
del's close
Joseph, mason, 38 Brunswick street
Peter, Wesleyan minister, 10 Nicolson
square
Robt. weigher, (E. ,$; G. R. station)
R. & G. ladies' boot and shoemakers, 33
George street
* S. shipmaster, 3 Hamburg place
Thomas, historical and port, painter, 3
Gloucester place
Thomas, esq. of Grenada, 78 Great
King street
T. and Co. bootmakers to the Queen, 59
Princes street
Thos. and Son, West India merchants,
78 Great King street
Thomas, spirit dealer, 1 M'^Neil's place
Thos. (Duncan §• Scott,) Oakfield house
William, esq. S.S.C. 1 Heriot row
Wm., jun. esq. writer, N.P. 11 Nelson st.
WiUiam, cowfeeder, 14 Richmond place
Mrs, Belleville, King's park
, JVIrs, of Parkhill, 34 Minto street
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Duncan, Mrs A. 64 Frederick street
Mrs, grocer, H Cumberland street
Mrs Ann, lodgings^ 22 Dundas street
JMrs Henry, Comely garden
Mrs Mark, 21 Fettes row
Mrs. 1 Minto street
Mrs James, 33 Gilmore place
* Mrs, 3 Hamburg place
Mrs, midwife^ &c. 21 Jamaica street
. Mrs Thos. 3 Trinity crescent
* Miss, embroiderer, 138 Kirkgate
Misses, 16 Howard place
]\Iisses, J. & R. straw hat manufacturers,
37 Frederick street
Miss, 7 Picardy place
Dundas & Jamieson, esqrs. W.S. 4-7 York pi.
■ and Wilson, esqrs. C.S. 16 St Andrew sq.
■ Alex, cabinetmaker, E. Rose street lane
George, esq. advocate, 28 Abercromby
place
Geo. esq. accountant, 42 Albany street
. G. Hamilton, esq. 15 St Bernard's cresc.
J. F. esq. civil engineer, 59 Castle street
James H. esq. W.S. 47 York place — ho
"15 St Bernard's crescent
James, letter-carrier, 17 St James' street
John, esq. C.S. 16 St Andrew sq. — h. 25
William Pitt, esq. advocate, 8 Aihole cres.
The Hon. Mrs, 8 Athole crescent
Mrs, F. N. 42 Albany street
Mrs, (of Blair,) 18 Claremont crescent
Miss H. 8 St Bernard crescent
*DuND£E, Perth, & Londok Ship. Com-
pany, 2 Dock place — D. Smith, agent
Dunlop, G. & G. esqrs. W.S. 33 Gt. King st,
■ Alex. esq. advocate, 3 south Charlotte st.
A. flesher, 27 Stockbridge market
Andrew, esq. W.S. 23 Drummond place
Chas. cabinetmaker and house factor,
Brunswick st. and Circus lane
George, esq. W.S. 53 Great King street
George, esq. jun. W.S. 53 Gt. King st.
* George, & Co. merchants, 15, 16, & 17,
John's lane
* George, Nungate distillery cellars, 30
Mitchell street
* George, esq. 4 St .John's place
—— J. U. rectifier and wine merchant, 60
Cowgate — ho. 4 Fingal place
■ James, esq. W.S. 3 Howe street
John, esq. 7 Randolph cliff
J. B. bookseller, stationer, and stamp dis-
tributor, 24 Howe St. — h. 56 India st.
* , W. rectifier, wine & spirit mercht. 7
Constitution street — ho. 3 Queen's pi.
William, esq. 4 Grove street
i I\Irs, lodgings, 6 Pitt street
. Mrs, 56 India street
IVIrs, lodgings, 7 Gt. Stuart street
Mrs W. 4 Fingal place
. Miss E. B. le^Grove street
■ Miss, 6 South Charlotte street
Dunn, James, porter, Holyroodhouse
John, solicitor at law, 429 Lawnmarket
* John, hairdresser, 70 Kirkgate
*. -■■ John, solicitor, 18 Cable wynd
Dunn, Thos. optician, mathemat. & philosoph
instrument maker, 50 Hanover st. — ho.
Dean. {See Adv.)
Thomas, S.S.C, 24 Duke street
Walter, printer, 6 Roxburghe place
Mrs James, 5 Buccleuch place
Wra. cabinetmaker and undertaker, 7
Leith street. Terrace
Misses, teachers, 5 Buccleuch place
Dunnet, George, spirit dealer, 128 Canongate
John, tailor, 429 Lawnmarket
Dunnett, Wm. classical teacher, 5 Roxbh. pi.
Dunse, Geo. china merchant, 70 Canongate
*Dunsmure, Alex. esq. merchant, 5 Charlotte
lane — ho. 26 Castle street
.James, esq. 26 Castle street
J. esq., 10 Shandwick place
James, M.D. F.R.C.S., 26 Castle street
Durham, J. {M' Murray and Durham,') 19
Broughton street
Wm. watch maker, 10 Brunswick street
Mrs General, 44 Moray place
*Durie, James, baker, 89 Kirkgate
Duriez, Mon?. L. Chancelier du Consulat de
France, 47 George street
Durward, And. spirit dealer, 33 Borough loch
And. cabinetm. and undert. 5 Clerk st.
John, com. agent, 21 S. St David st.
Duthie, R. A. clerk, {W. Caddel ^ Co.) 13
Royal exchange
Walter, esq. W.S. 6 Great King st.
Dyce, John Neil, esq. 10 Dundas street
Dykes, Robt. boot & shoe maker, 7 Shrub place
Dymock, Dr Archd. M.D. 19 Pitt street
and Paterson, sol.-at-law, 4 Bank street
Jas. R. tea mercht. & importer of wines &
brandy, 3 Nicolson st. — ho. 2 Bucci. pi.
R.L. sol.-at-law, and proc. fiscal for the
city. City Cham — ho. 14 Frederick st.
W. M'Lean, esq. W.S. 60 Fred. st.
Mrs, 19 Pitt street
IVIrs John, 2 Buccleuch place
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*Eadie, Jas. hairdresser, 30 Bridge street
Eager, J. teacher of music, 54 Frederick st.
Eagle & Henderson, nursery seedsmen, and
florists to the Queen, 99 High st. —
nurseries, Leith walk and Princes st.
Eagle Life Assurance office, 8 York pi. —
A. W^. Goldie, esq. agent
Robert, hairdresser, 194 Canongate
Eastern Bank of Scotland, 12 Hanover st.
— Robert Bell, manager
Eastraont, Mrs, of Invertrosac, 34 Dubhn st.
*Easton, James Ingleton, warehouseman, 2
Janefitld place
J. cabinetmaker & upholstr. 26 Green-
side street
John, Wright, 58 Leith street
Mrs Thomas, 33 Dublin street
Mrs, 18 Regent Terrace
JMrs, laundrtss, 4 Norton place
— — Mrs, 11 Gardner's crescent
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Ebsworth, Jos., teacher of music, 4. Montgo-
mery street — See Apj).
Eckford, Mrs, 4 Darnawa)^ street
Miss, 16 Broughton place
Economic Life Assurance Office— John
Maitland, agent, N. S. Savings' Bank,
head of Mound — See Ar^fv.
Eddingtoii, Capt. George, 4 w. ]\Iaitland st.
■ George, victual dealer, 144 Cowgate
Edgar, Robl. boot and -hoem. 127 Nicolson st.
James, house painter, 1 Lord Russell pi.
' John, coach hirer and spirit dealer, 11
n. w. Circus place
r Robt. provision dealer, 21 Howe st.
Mrs Alexander, 6 Mary place
' Mrs, 2 St Bernard's crescent
JMrs John, 22 London street
Edie, A. grocer and spirit dealer, 100 Abbeyhill
EuiNBURGH Gas-Light Cc, 25 Waterloo pi-
* AND LEirH Gas Co. 8 George st. and
10 Baltic street
* AND Leith Glasshouse Co. 42 Sala-
mander street
— — Bible Society committee rooms and depo-
sitory, 13 Queen street
■ Castle Mill, 93 Fountain'oridge
Cemetery office, 3 Warriston crescent.
— Wra. Balleny, superintendent
Clotliina; Society, 18 Bristo street
■ • Eye Infirmnry, 1 Elder street. — Messrs
Watson and Bell, surgeons
, Dalkeith, and Leith Railway, (sta-
tions)—St Leonard's, Edinr. ; Consti-
tution St. Leith ; High st. Dalkeith ;
and South Bouche, Fisherrovv — head
office, St Leonard's, Edinr.— Lieut. D.
Rankine, manager — See Adv.
FouNDERY, 21 Leith walk
— — & Glasgow Railway Offices — station,
8 St Andrew street, and 10 Shore,
Leith. — Henry Lees, superintendent
* & Glasgow Railway Office, 10 Shore.
— R. Thomson, agent
& Glasgow Union Canal Company,
Port Hopetoun
and Leitl) Bank, 29 George street, and
19 Charlotte street, Leith
■ and Leith Brewery, 200 Canongate —
R. Disher, manager
and Leith Marine Insur. Co. 45 Shore
and Leith brush, trunk, and portmau-
teau manufactory, 31 Greenside street
■ Institution for the Education of Young
Ladies, 23 Charlotte sq.
— — Ladies' Institution for So. Districts, 55
George square
Life Assurance Co.'sOffice, 55 Hanover
St., G. L. Finlay, manager — See Adv.
■ Printing and Publishing Co., 12 so. St
David street — Wm. Ritchie, manager
, Leith, and Newhaven Railway Comp.
35 Scotland street
Loan Co. 39 South bridge— R. Wilson,
manager — See Adv.
— — Normal School, Market street— See J.a'2;.
*Edinburgh Ropery Co. 28 Bath street and
35 Shore
School for the Blind, 10 Hunter square
Subscription Library, 2 St Andrew square
Total Abstinence Society office, 84, High
street — John Burn, esq. treasurer, 19
Roxburghe street
Tract Society committee room and de-
pository, 13 Queen street
Water Company, HI St .Tames' square
Weekly Chronicle, and Pilot Office, 241
High street
Edge, Geo. manager of Equit. Loan Company,
20 Haddington place — See Adv.
Edington, Alex, spirit dealer, 285 High street
George, lodgings, 4 Melville place
* Jas. merchant, 33 Mitchell street — ho.
30 Haddington place
*Edmond, G. teacher, 24 King street
James, esq. 27 Dundas street
James, esq. Newbank, Trinity
* John, rope and sailmaker, 64 Shore
Edmonds, Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 Dundas street
Edinondston, T. & Son, ironmongers and seed
merchants, 110 West bow — ho. 24
George square
— — Thos. jun. {T. Edmondston Sj- Son,) 18
Buccleuch place
Edraonstone, Fr. engraver and copperplate
printer, CO North bridge
Jewel Coal Depot, St Leonard's — John
Adam, manager
Mrs, 51 Great King street
Miss, of Newton, 1 1 Manor place
Miss, 54 Castle street
Edmunds, Edm. profes. of singing, 68 Geo. st.
Edward, Eric, grocer, 1 1 Catharine street
John, boot and shoemaker, 52 Ha-
nover street — house 26 Pitt street
Edwards, James, factor, collector, accountant,
& general agent, Comely Bank Cottage
Effingham, Wm. stocking-maker, 423 Lawnm.
*Eggo, J. agent, Wet Docks — h. 49 Charlotte st.
*Ek, John, sauce and pickle maker, and transla-
tor of languages, 53 Shore
Elder, H. general com. agent, 9 s. St David st.
Jas. {CockburnS^- Cuwpbe/l,) 6 Elm row
James, spirit dealer, 17 Buccleuch st.
John, printer, 243 High street
John, esq. W.S. 6 Frederick street — ho.
3 s. w. Circus place
John, (late Elder S^- Ogiline,) stationer
and bookseller, 1 Shandwick place —
house 5 Meadow pi.
John ( T. Elder and Co.,) 1 Fyfe place
Rev. Robt. 5 w. Sciennes street
T. {Thos. E. and Co.,) 1 Fyfe place
* Thos. & Co. wine mercht^. 71 Timberb.
William, writer, 4 Torpbichen street
- Wm. victual dealer, 34 Tobago street
- Mrs Archd. 3 Castle street
- Mrs, com. lodgings, 9 s. St David street
- Mrs, 3 s. w. Circus place
- Mrs, 5 Albany street
- Miss, seminary, 3 Castle street
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Elder, JMisses, 10 Rankeillor street
Elgin, W. bookseller, stationer, & librar. 13 n.
St Andrew st. — house 19 Norton place
* Robt. teacher, 15 London row
Elliot, Charles, poulterer, 1 Albany street
James, lace merchant, 36 Hanover st. —
house, 25 Lauriston place
— — Robt. writer, 65 Lauriston place
W. Scott, esq. of Arkleton, W.S. 34 Gay-
field square
■ Wm. spirit dealer, 1 Hamilton place
. Lady, 9 Great Stuart street
- Mrs, midwife & nurse, 17 \Yilliam st.
Mrs, 5 Archibald place
* Mrs, midwife, 140 Kirkgate
Ellis, A. G. esq. W.S. 37 Drummond place
Charles, Thos. esq. Wheatfield, Jocks-
lodge
John, fishing-rod and tackle maker, 60
Princes street
Robert, esq. W.S. 4 Royal terrace
Thos. upholsterer, cabinetm. & under-
taker, 23 George IV.'s bridge
W. A. G. & R. esqrs. Vr.S. 4 Royal ter.
William, esq. S.S.C. 4 Royal terrace
W. ]M. esq. advocate, 44 Albany street
Mrs, 44 Albany street
]\Iiss, dressmaker, 82 Rose street
Elouis, Miss, teacher of piano and harp, 30
Rutland square
Emanuel and Co. furriers and cap-makers, 15
North bridge — house 8 Hill place
Emely, Mrs Mary, superior St Margt.'sconvt.
EmmersoD, Miss J. 4 Rankeillor street
Emslie, James, cowfeeder 65 Abbeyhill
England, Peter, spirit dealer, 24 Fleshm. close
English & Scottish Law Assurance Loan
Association, 119 Princes st. — See Adv.
Equitable Loan Co. of Scotland, 4 Milne
sq. Geo. Edge, manager — See Adv.
Erskine, Wm. esq. 13 St Bernard's crescent
Lady Charlotte, 22 Cumberland street
Lady .Jean, 22 Cumberland street
Jlrs, the Hon. Henry, 13 Castle st,
]Mrs, 53 Melville street
Mrs, 58 Northumberland st.
■ Mrs 0. spirit dealer, 5 St Anthony place
■ Mrs 2 Kerr street
j\Iiss, 20 Pitt street
Miss, 112 Lauriston place
— — Misses, 6 Manor place
Eskersall, Wm. P. M. minister, 39 Homest.
Espinasse, Mons. academy, 42 Frederick st.
Esplin, Sirs Charles, lodgings, Morningside
Esson, G. A. accountant, 56 George street
*Euinson, T. B. tailor, 30 Kirkgate
* M. straw hat warehouse, 29 Kirkgate
EuKOPEAN Life Assurance Co. 60 Is'orth
bridge — William M'Hutchen, agent
Evening Post & Scot. Stand. Newspaper
oiEce, 16 south St David street
Ewart, A. (Z). CI. of Chancery ,) 9 Drumd. pi.
J. (Z). CI. of Chan.,) 9 Drumd. place
T. F. esq. W.S. {Assist.-Clerk in Chan.,)
9 Drummond place
Ewart, William, cabinetmaker, 6 Bank street
J. cabinetm^'. and uph""., 16 Pleasance
Ewan, Sirs, 2 George place
Ewing, B. tailor, 30 Frederick street
Geo. N. P. (iV. B.) Broughton point
Vrm. esq. Broughton point
William, cooper, 52 Low Calton
JJrs, French stay-maker, 30 Frederick st.
*Exchange Coffeeroom, 130 Constitution st.
Exchequer Office, Parliament square
Excise Office, Diurad. pi. & 43 Bridge St.*
Experimental Gardens, Inverleith row
Extractor's Office, Register house
Eyre, James, nailer, 49 Crosscausey
Thomas, hosier, 1 Glanvilie place
F
*Fackney, Mrs, lodgings, 25 Bridge street
Faed, John, miniature painter, 5 York place
Fair, Thomas, esq. 14 Royal crescent
Mrs, 9 South Melville place
Fairbairn and Co. hosiers and drapers, 30 St
Andrew square
Arch, collecting agent, 1 1 s. St James' st.
Dr, surg., F.R.C.P. 53 George sq.
Rev. James, Summer Lodge, Trinity
J. bookseller and stationer, 25 VV arris-
ton crescent
.John, baker, 6 Deanhaugh street
Dr Thos. M.D. 3 Broughton place
Wm. shoemaker, 14 St Anthony place
Mrs James, St Cuthbert's glebe
Mrs, 30 Castle street
Miss Helen, 18 Buccleuch place
Fairfoul, Wm. black borderer, 9 Hercules st.
Fairgrieve, J. & Co. printers, 54 Rose street
Thos. druggist, 46 Clerk street
* W. smith and nailer, 8 Dock st. — bo. 5
Regent street
Mrs, 101, Causeyside
Mrs, milliner, 99 Princes street
Miss H. milliner & dressm. 30 India st,
Fairley, Alexander, umbrella maker, 35 Ni-
colson street — house 1 Wesi ditto
George, artist, 28 London street
Jas. grocer and wine merchant, 67 Lau-
riston place — house 17 Keir street
T. Smith, esq. S.S.C. 4 Montgomery st.
*Fairnie, James, R. N. Glover street
Mrs, 29 Howard place
Fairweather, Major Thos. 19 Comely bank
Falconar, Alex. esq. Falconhall, Morningside
Misses ot Carlourie, 2 Coates crescent
Falconer, Cosmo, esq. of Hartwoodhill, 26 St
James' square
David, grocer and tea-dealer, 18 Home st.
G. L. writer, 7 St Vincent street
James, esq. writer, 15 Comely bank
John S. {Eagle eV Hender.) Princes cot.
John, flesher, 4 Richmond lane
John, glazier, 23 Thistle street
Falkirk Iron Co. warehouse, 21 Geo. IV.
bridge — Hugh Anderson, agent
Falkner, Andrew, gent. 63 South bridge
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Falkner, And. juii. writing muster and teacher
of accounts, 11 south St Andrew street
■ J. i*. sol.-at law, chambers 10 Argyle sq.
— ho. Williamfield, Newhaven
Falla, Misses, straw-hat makers, 21 India st.
P'amilton, Alex. S. farmer, Hillend, Borough-
muirhead
Family Endowment Office, 8 St Andrew's
square — Robt. Allan, agent
Fargic, John, gardener. Queen street gardens,
2?> Brunswick street
Farmer, D. baker, 209 Pleasance and 7 Calton
street
D. tailor and clothier, 25 w. Nicolson st'
■ .John, baker and confec. 6 no. College st.
* Robert, eating house, 18 Kirkgate
S. warehouseman, 26 George street
Wm. upholsterer, 2 Ctichton street
Mrs, spirit- dealer, Jock's Lodge
Farmers, The, General Fire & Life Insurance
Loan and Annuity Institution — James
Bell, 18 St James' sq., agent — See Adv.
*Faiquhar, A. grocer & spirit dealer, 21 Citadel
Arthur, esq. W.S. 21 Coates crescent
* John, shipmaster, 64 Shore
* Robert C. merchant, 5 Queen's place
Mrs, 21 Coates crescent
Farquharson, A. sheriff-officer, 26 Elder street
C. H. goldsmith, jeweller, and watch-
jnaker, 26 Leith street — house 21
Dr Fr. F.R.C.S. 25 Northumberland st.
George, esq. W.S. 27 Albany street
.Tames, lodgings, 8 Dundas street
T. C. {National Bank,) 13 Pitt street
Jn. livery stables, w. Northumb. st. lane
John, lodgings, 18 Duncan st.
Francis, confectioner, 215 Cowgate
Major-Gen. 19 Lynedoch place
Mrs, of Invercauld, 7 Charlotte sq.
Mrs General, 43 Moray place
Mrs, 27 Albany street
Miss, 20 Pitt street
Farr, Richard, surgeon, druggist, & drysalter,
2 Windsor street
Faulds, Andrew, esq. 67 Great King street
Fazakerley, H. spirit merchant, 74 Nicolson st.
Fearns, W. English teacher, 14 Nicolson sq.
p. teacher, 16 middle Arthur place
Miss, east Coates house
Fell, Andw. tailor and clothier, 9 s. St Andrew
street — house 59 Broughton street
Mrs, Sunbury house
Fellows, E. B. coal-merchant and gen. agent,
1 1 Calton street
Mrs Capt. 1 1 Calton street
Fenton, Alex, and Co. wine and spirit merchts.
and grocers, 79 Shore
* Alex. (A. F. Sf Co.,) 3 Wellington pi.
Edw. {A. F. ^ Co.,) Leith Mount
Thomas, bird-stufFer, 66 George street
* Mrs, Leith IMount
Mrs G. 1 east Newington place
Fenwick, Andrew, cowfeeder, 4 Pitt street
George, assay master, 333 High st.
■ ' ■ Robert, writer, 35 Cumberland street |
Fenwick, Tho. landscape painter, 17 St James'
square, and 8 south College street
I^erenbacli&Co.sausage-niakers.HStAndw. sq.
M. & D. German clock makers, 10
Nicolson street
* Fergus, Alex, carter, Duke street
* Wm. timber merchant. Junction street
Mrs, 1 Francis place
*Ferguson, Davidson, & Co. wood merchants,
Saw mills
and Carmichael, spirit mer. 283 Ganong.
and 220 Cowgate
Alex, purveyor of confectionary to the
Queen, 1 Melbourne place — See Adv.
Andrew, S.S.C. 79 Princes street
Arch. Ship tav. & hotel, 7 e. Register st.
* A. agent for Stirling packets, 2 Dock
place — house 3 London row
C. builder & pavement merchant — yard.
Castle terrace, 24 Howe street
Cosmo, G. esq. S.S.C. 29 Frederick street
Daniel, wholesale and retail stationer and
quill manufacturer, 298 Lawnmarket
Fergus, clerk. Advocates' close
Geo. A.M. (/i. Acad.) 9 Saxe-Coburgpl.
Geo. woollen & linen mercht. 1 4 Bank st.
* George, spirit dealer, 1 Shore
George, sheriff officer, 7 ]\Iilne square
Gilbert, teacher, Lochend's close
Isaac, spirit dealer, 10 Downie place
James, esq. 56 Clerk street
James, tailor, 27 Horse wynd
James, landscape painter, 5 Picardy place
Jas. pawnbroker, 312 Lawnmarket — ho.
54 George square
* James, church officer, 9 Johnston street
Capt. J. M. (R. N.) 22 Coates crescent
J. teacher, infant model school, Vennel.
Rev. John W. 21 George square
— — John bookseller and stationer, 15 south
St David street
John, rag merchant, 57 Canongate
Lieut.-colonel, 6 Dundas street
Peter, printer, 6 Brown street
Robert, inspector, 29 Alva street
* Robt. waggoner, Bonington road
Rev. R. 26 Gilmore place
Smith, commission agent, 5 George st.
Thos. spirit dealer, 1 Spring gardens
* T. & Co. paper wareh. 1 1 Commercial pi.
Walter, artist and teacher of drawing,
36 George street
* William, barm brewer, 34 Sheriff brae
W. esq. 40 Charlotte square
Wm. esq. W.S. 42 George square
* Wm. flesher, 1 Water lane
Wm. esq. (merchant, Leith,) 31 Drum-
mond place
Wm. esq. 34 London street
William, bookseller, 7 Bank street
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 47 India place
Mrs C. embroiderer, muslin and lace
printer, 24 Howe street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 2 Bernard street
— — Mrs, 106 Lauriston place
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Ferguson, Mrs, 6 Clyde street
. Mrs S. milliner, 5 George street
Miss, 2 Walker street
Miss, 1 Carlton street
Miss E. dressmaker, 43 Thistle street
Miss, dressmaker, 1 St James' square
Fergusson, Geo. (J. 5. Cathcart, Fcrgusson, §•
Co.,) 20 Walker street
James, esq. W.S. 12 Hill street
James, esq. M.D. 23 Ann street
* John, esq. wine merch'. St Anthony co.
Kirkgate— h. 12 Hill street
Hon. Lady Henrietta, 5 Charlotte square
Mrs James, 30 Herlot row
Ferme, Mrs, 11 Lower Gray street
*Ferney, Alex, tailor and clothier, 8 Dock place
Fernie, Alex, shoemaker, 19 Brunswick street
J. Wright & undertaker, 22 Greenside pi.
— house, 17 Calton hill
Mrs, 29 Saxe-Coburg place
Ferrel, Henry, linen draper 33 George st.
*Ferrie, Robert, dairyman, 14. Coburg street
FerrierandTreHch, booksellers and stationers,
23 North bridge
Chas. esq. accountant, 45 Northum. st.
• Chas. spirit dealer, 2 St Leonard's lane
D. {of F. j,- T.) 1 Sylvan place
James F. esq. advocate, 14 Carlton street
James, spirit dealer, 331 Canongate
John, macer, 44 Rankeillor street
John, esq. W.S. 12 York place
John W. esq. W.S. 3 Thistle street— ho.
12 York place
John, builder, 1 Erskine place
Walter, esq. W.S. 3 Thistle st.— house
38 Albany street
W. bookb. 7 Milne sq.— ho. 1 Sylvan pi.
■ Miss, 10 ilanor place
i Miss, 10 Nelson street
Ferriers and DufF, esqrs. W.S. 3 Thistle st.
Ferris, A. and R. ironmongers, 44 North br.
Andrew, house carpenter and undertaker,
179 Canongate
Fever Board, 13 Geo. st. — W. Whyte, treas.
Fiddes, William, spirit dealer, 4 Cowgate
Field & Allan, slaters & glaz. 27 Frederick st.
■ • A. G. esq. R.N. 38 Great King street
■ ■ Thomas, builder, Lothian Road
Mrs, milliner and printer, 20 vv. Canal st.
* Miss Eliza, teacher of drawing and mu-
sic, Madeira street
Fielding, Alex, mason, 8 Cumberland street
Fife, Alex, spirit merchant and ginger beer
brewer, 23 west Nicolson street
James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant.
Drum dry an
Mrs, 7 Albany street
Mrs, victual- dealer, 6 so. Melville street
' M. silk & worsted shop, 32 Clerk street
— — Misses,dressmrs.andmillrs.23w.Nicols.st.
*Figg, James, Ordnance storekeeper, Leith Ft.
Fimister, John, writer, 17 Greenside street
Finch, W. M. surgeon, M.D., L.R.C.S., 16
Dublin street
John, hosier, 2 Alva street
Findlater, Captain, 1 west Claremont street
jMrs, 50 Rankeillor street
Findlay, George, spirit dealer, Water of Leith
Jas. inspr. of letter carriers, 7 1 Causey side
Jas., grocer & spirit deal., 8 Hender. row
James, writer, 39 Dublin street
Thos. meal dealer, 16 Scotland street
William, grocer and spiritdeal.79 Rose st.
Mrs, 52 Broughton street
Miss, 12 Fettes row
Finlay, Charles, esq. writer, 6 Great Stuart st.
Ch. tailor and clothier, 54 No. br. — h. 11
Antigua street
G. L. esq. manager of Edinburgh Life
Assurance Co. — ho. 130 C4eorge street
George, coach-hirer, 12 Charles street
James, writer, 4 north Melville place
John, tailor,^8 Simon square
John, bootmaker, 14 south St David st.
Peter, {late G. F. O.,) Chessels' court
* Robert, flesher, 24 Bridge street
Walter, baker, 110 Nicolson street
William, upholsterer and cabinetmaker,
270 & 272 Cowgate, & 13 High street
Wm. surgeon. Cherry bank
Mrs, 19 Salisbury street
Miss, 3 Duncan street
* Miss. 14 Cooper street
Miss boarding school, Blacket place
Miss, milliner & dressm. Chalmers' close
1 Finlayson, Alex, baker, 9 India street
j D. clerk, 5 Crichton street
I John, painter, glazier, and paper hanger,
I 4 Tiviot row — ho. 2 Drummond st.
j Robert, shoemaker, 13 Brunswick street
* Thos., chemist & druggist, 147 Kirkg.
I W. excise officer, 3 Ronaidson's buildings
William, builder, 9 Queensferry st.
Wm., surgeon, 3 Ronaidson's buildings
Mrs, shoe warehouse, 75 Nirolson st.
Finnic, John, farmer, Sivanston
W. brush, bellows, trunk, and portmant.
manufact. Mound pi. and Blyth's cl.
Mrs J., 1 12 Lauriston place
Finnis, ]\Irs, 9 north Richmond street
Fisher, Alex, grocer, 1 Montague street
Charles, esq. S.S.C. 4 Scotland street
Daniel, esq. S.S.C. 21 St Andrew square
— house ]5 Forth street
Daniel, lodgings, 23 Lauriston street
J. R. (W. H. Brown) 8 Shakspeare sq.
Jno. esq. W.S., 21 St Andrew sq. — h. 15
Forth street
John, teacher of English, &c. 108 Geo. st.
John, lodgings, 1 Paul's work
John, engraver, and medical label ware-
house, 15 south College street
.John, governor of Canongate jail
Malcolm, spirit dealer, 491 Lawnmarket
Wm., tea & spirit mercht., 17 Home st.
IMisses, dressmakers, 4 Charlotte place
Fitz-Patrick, F. spirit-dealer, 103 Cowgate
Miss, teacher of singing, 11 Castle st.
Flatou, Herr, L. V. chiropodist from Berlin,
71 Princes street — house 65
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Fleming & Johnston, esqrs. W.S. 21 North-
umberland street
Alex, tobacconist, 9 Thistle street
. . Alex. esq. W.S. 2 south Charlotte street
Lawrence, tobacconist, (successor to W.
Cotton), 28 Princes street
. R. esq. W.S. 21 Northumberland street
. T. billiard- table maker, 17 s. St James' st.
. Thomas, shawl manufacturer, 31 South
bridge — house 51 Raiikeillor street
, W. esq. banker, 3 east Claremont street
W. (of iirfm. Gas Co.), 10 Abbeyhill
Wm. painter, 6 south Charlotte street
Mrs C. 51 York place
Mrs, 18 Duncan street
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 2 Glanville place
Mrs Robert, 13 Minto street
;Miss, dressmaker, 9 south College at.
Miss, 20 Great King street
Fletcher, Angus, esq. (of Dunans,) advocate,
1 Randolph crescent
. & Hunter, booksellers and stationers, 3
Dundas street
Neil, surgeon and druggist, 32 Howe st.
Peter, sup. ot Excise, 1 Hope st. Leith w.
■ R. G. watch and clockmaker, 31 Frede-
rick street — ho. 26
* Peter, boot & shoem. 5 Johnstone st.
+ Robert, bootmaker, 9 Couper street
Wm. cabinetmaker, 12 Potterrow
Mrs, 73 Geo. street
Miss, Wight's place
*Flett, James (Customs), 4 Hope terrace
John, tailor, east Kroughton court
*. Wm. tea dealer and com. agent, 8 Giles
street — house 16 Albany street
Flint, John, esq. of Muirball, 5 Broughton pi.
Floater, Mrs, 2 Tiviot row
Flockhart, James, smith, 18 west Crosscausey
• .1. live stock agent, 9 Gardner's crescent
— — Wm. builder, Gilchrist's entry
Wm. (Duncan Sf Flock. ) 4 Gayfield pi.
Flowers, Thomas, engraver, 23 Duke street
Flyn, Mrs Colonel, 3 Carlton street
*Foggo, Robt. teach, and postmast. Flillhousef.
Mrs, teacher of music, and boarding
school for young ladies. 56 Castle st.
Foot, Mrs .lean, fruiterer, 20 Green market
Forbes, Sir William, James Hunter, and
Co. bankers. Parliament square
Alex, bookbinder, 5 Milne's court
A. cabinetmaker, 63 Princes st. and 18
no. back Canongate — ho. .22 St John st.
A. ho. carpenter, &c. w. Newington pi.
— bouse, 5 Causeyside
Arthur, esq. W.S. 44 Northumberland st.
■ A. W., esq. 30 Clarence street
C. (^Lai)ig <Sj- Forbes.) 13 Frederick street
D. cut glass manufr. and brass founder,
7 St Andrew ^q. — h. 31 Broughton pi.
— — F. esq. 9 Hamilton place, Newington
George, esq. west Coates house
. Peter &.Co. wine and spirit merchants,
96 and 97 So. br. — h. Belleville lodge
Forbes, Jas. D. esq. professor of natural philo-
sophy, 15 Ainslie place
.James, spirit dealer, 38 Jamaica street
Dr John, master John Watson's Institu.
John, writer, 28 India street
Patrick, esq. writer, 2 Melville street
Peter, esq. 16 Hart street
Robert, spirit merchant, 49 High street
__ — Walter, glass cutter, 16 St James' square
Walter, brassfounder, Swinton row — ho.
16 St James' scjuare
W. esq advocate, 17 Ainslie place
William, esq. W.S. 121 Princes street
William, letter carrier, 8 Hill street
Mrs, lodgings, 3 Barony street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 3 Water lane
Mrs Duncan, 3 Howard place
]Mrs Major, 31 St Bernard's crescent
Ivirs, P. 16 Hart street
]Mrs, silk & worst, shop, 57 Frederick st.
Miss F. F. IS Alva street
Miss, 11 Archibald place
Misses, Laverock bank
Ford, James, ei-q. 26 Pitt street
J. grocer and spirit mercht. 27 W. port
— ho. 2 w. Lauriston place
J. flint glass manufacturer to the Queen,
so. b. of Can — ho. 17 St John's street
Geo. grocer & vict. deal., 245 High st.
Robert, mason, 56 Brunswick street
Thos. grocer and tobucconist,2l4 Canong.
William, esq. 34 Minto street
* W. block and pump maker, Johnson st.
* Wm. & Sons, wholesale grocers & spirit
merchants, 15 Kirkgate — ho. 11 Cas-
sel's place
Fordyce, G. Dingwall, esq. adv. 5 Carlton st.
Forgie, Robert, flesber, 3 Jliddle market
Forman, Alex. esq. accountant, 1 16 Princes et.
Geo. esq. 27 Great King street
James, esq advocate, 54 Northumd. st.
John N. esq. W.S., 27 Great King street
Robt. esq. 18 Fettes row
Mrs, 27 Gieat King street
Forrest, Alex, smith & ironmr. 21 Greens, pi.
* A. tailor and clothier, 55 Kirkgate
Daniel, com. agent, 63 North bridge —
house 30 Castle svreet
* Dan. medaUist to the Queen, BoLing-
ton bank
Edward, spirit-dealer, 234 Cowgate
Right Hon. Sir Jam.e*, (of Comiston,)
Bart., Lord Provcst of the City, 12
Royal Circus
Jas., grocer and spirit-dealer. Water of
Leith
James, provision shop, 31 St Mary's wy.
J. R. (Dalglehh 4- Forrest,) 54 Geo. s q.
J. & Son, bootmakers, 96 Nicolsou st.
Lieut. Jas. R., R.N. her Majesty's agent
for tmigration. Custom ho. — h. Gothic ho.
* J. sen. & Co. wholes, grocers, 3 Bridge s.
* J. {J. Forrest and Co.,) 5 Bonington pi.
John, (Nat. Bank), 2 Haddingteui place
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Forrest, John, late merchant, 3 w, Preston st.
■ Lawrence, tea and spirit merchant, 16
w. Nicolson street
— — Robt. sculptor, National monument
• R. (Dak/Zeish ^- F.) 37 Montague street
Robt. tailor, 62 Charlotte street
T. smith, 14 w. Crosscausey
W. H. accountant, 12 Darnaway street
' Wm. wine & spirit mercht. 6 Rose st.
Wm. spirit mercht. 60 Abbeyhill
Wm. engraver, 17 Archibald place
Wm. {Innes and F.,) 1 1 Bread street
Mrs Dr, 13 Comely bank
Mrs Geo., 40, West Richmond street
■ Mrs James, 5 Bonington place
— — ]\Irs Janet, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 1 1
Causeyside
Mrs, lodgings, 17 Arthur street
Fomster, Alexander, baker, 13 Thistle street
Archd. esq. Meggetland house, Borough-
muirhead
— — David, English and comm. teacher, 1
west Newington
■ Jas, provision shop, 31 St Mary's Wynd
John, esq. W.S. 8 Drumraond place
■ P. R. teacher, Morningsidrt
' Wm. letter-press printer, lithographer,
and engraver, 6 St Andrew square —
house 4 Clarence street
Mrs Mijjor, 11 Hamilton pi. Stockbridge
Mrs Robert, 32 Minto street
Mrs, 14 George street
Mrs, lodgings, 8 Mackenzie place
•— ]\Irs, teacher of piano and singing, 56
Queen street
— — Miss, 2 Gillespie street
Forshaw, Henry, stabler. Church lane
Forster, John (of Ovenslon <^- Forster), 11
King's place
Forsyth, Arthur, road surveyor, 3 Comely
Green crescent
■ Chas. esq. advocate, 1 1 Royal Circus
Henry, esq. W.S. 11 Royal Circus
John, lodgings, 5 Picardy place
Peter, letter carrier, 46 Home street
Robert, esq. advocate, 1 1 Royal circus
Robert, esq. Taaphall
Robert, tailor, 41 Bristo street
■ George, 1 5 Dublin street
Samuel, goldsmith, 10 Salisbury st.
Mrs, Blacket place
Misses, milliners & dressm. 85 Geo. st.
Fortier, Ma-ille. C. milliner and corset maker,
55 Princes street
*FoRTH Steam Towing Company, Commer-
cial pi. — W. B. M'Kean, manager
* Marine Insur. Co., Exchange build-
ings, 129 Con. St. — G. Thomson, agent
* Ropery Company, 51 Bernard street,
G. & J. Lindsay & Co.
Fortune, Jas. spine machine, truss, artificial
limb, and bandage maker to R. Infir-
mary, 138 Princes street
— — John, painter, 44 India street
Fortune, Robt. truss, bandage, & artificial leg-
m.aker, 67 Nicolson street — house 31
Minto street — See Adv.
* Robert, & Co. slaters, Bonington road
Mrs, ladies' belt and bandage maker, 138
Princes street
Mrs, ladies' belt and bandage maker,
67 Nicolson street — See Adv.
Mrs, 68 Abbeyhill
Miss, 22 London street
*Foster, Joseph, gent. Eastfield place
Fotheringham, Frederick, esq. W.S. 15 Aber-
cromby place
Robt. esq. 13 Henderson row
William, 55 Crosscausey
Foulds, Thos. flesher, 2 south College street
Foulis, Lady, Bruntsfield lodge
Fowler, Alex, painter & glazier, 5 Duncan st.
— house 47 India place
.Tas. tailor and clothier, 399 Lawnmarket
John, grocer, 160 Pleasance
& Co., builders, 1 Darnaway street
Mrs Geo., 51 Broughton street
Mrs Wm., 11 Keir street
*Fowles, Miss, straw-hat maker, 4 Coatfield 1.
Fox, M. coal merchant and contractor, I St
Leonard street — ho. Trinity house
Foyer, Jn. hatter, 10 So. br. — h. 14Nicols. sq.
Frame, Lockhart, bookbinder, 6 Jas. court —
ho. 3 Melbourne place
Francalanza, T. teacher of fencing, 63 So. Br.
— house 47 Great King street
Franks, B. optician, 1 Elm row
Eraser and Anderson, clothiers, hatters, and
tailors to the Queen, 1 St Andrew sq.
and Crawford, esqrs. W.S. 23 Elder st.
& Co. booksellers, sole agents in Scot-
land for the Irish national school books,
15 Waterloo place
Alexander, spirit merchant, Albany lane
Alex. M. {Fraser and Anderson), 32
Dublin street
* A. (of Excise), Glover street
* Alexander, vintner, 5 Commercial place
Alex. Ed. & Leith dye works, 1 Leith w.
Charles, esq. 7 Cheyne street
Charles, gardener, Holyrood gardens
C. M. esq. assist.-clk. of Sess. 2 Eyre pi.
Donald, late merchant, 2 Shakspeare sq.
Don., glass merchant, and stained glass
manufactureer, 18 Picardy place
George, china burner, 198 Rose street
Geo. fishing & curled hair manufacturer,
51 West Port
Hugh, esq. W.S. 4 Dundas street
Jas. house factor, 23 Bristo street
James, shooting saloon, 40 Leith street
J. Heather-house Tavern, 24 Leith walk
J. M. (of Register House) M<inro place
John Forster, printer, 7 Jarjies' court
John, teacher, 104 Rose street — house 1
Scotland st.
John, china and cut-glass wareh. 40 So.
br.— house 44 Minto street
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Fraser, John, confectioner, 6 n. St Andrew st-
— — Jn. printer, publisher, and bookseller,
( irue Scotsman) a^ent for IMorison's
medicine, 10 Hunter square
Jno. vice. & spirit dealer, 6 St James' sq.
■ ■ John, esq. 93 Causeyside
John, picture frame- maker, 22 Leith wd-
John, gardener, Inverltith gardens
Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 e. Richmond st.
Murd. spirit dealer, 135 Fountainbridge
P. S. {Fraser and Co.,) 19 Gt. Stuart st.
llichard & Son, tailors and clothiers, 80
Princes street
R.&Co. jewellers, lapidaries, & seal en-
gravers to the Queen, 17 s. St Andw, st.
— house 5 Minto street
Robert, cowfeeder, 29 Hamilton place
■ Rev. Robert, w, Morrison's place
Thos. victual & tea dealer, 3 Huntly st.
Thomas, esq. 11 Duncan street
Thos, fruit & general mercht. 2 Pilrig pi.
Wm. glass and china burner, 90 Rose st.
Wm., surgeon & druggist, 6 St Anthony
place — bo. 8 Gardners crescent
. William, coach hirer, 20 India st.
William, esq. W.S. 23 Elder street-
house 6 Abercromby place
Wm. tailor, 67 Canongate
Wm. spirit dealer, Jock's lodge
Wm.jun. esq. W.S. 31 Princes st. — ho. 40
Melville street
• Wm. boot & shoem., 4 High Market st.
. Wm.jun. esq. town clerk's office, Canong.
• William, writer, 1 8 Dundas street
■ William, spirit dealer, 28Greenside row
W. {F. Neil and Co.,) 1 Lauriston lane
Wm. (Supt. Night Asylum,) Old Fish-
market cl. — ho. I Elm row
* Wm., shipmaster, 17 Albany street
Wm. N. S.S.C. 26 Dundas street
Mrs A. M. 3 King's place
Mrs E., 46 Albany street
■ Mrs, 2 Greenside place
-- — Mrs, 8 Blenheim place
Mrs J. grocer, 5 Leven street
Mrs, lodgings, 5 Nicolson street
. Mrs, 20 Comely bank
Mrs, midwife and sicknurse, 61 Rose st.
Mrs F. 23 Buccleuch street
Mrs, 8 Mary place
Mrs Major, 2 south-west Circus place
Miss, milliner & dressm., 16 Greens, pi.
JNIiss, 5 Great Stuart street
Miss, 6 Abercromby place
. Miss, 38 Rankeillor street
Miss, 57 Albany street
Miss, 10 Middleby street
Miss, dressmaker, 4 Sibbald place
Misses, 24 Clarence street
Misses, dressmakers, Old Assembly cl.
Misses, straw-hat makers, 2 Warriston pi.
Frater, John, gardener. Grange loan
Wm. lodgings, 5 High terrace
* Mrs, dairy, 36 Quality st. & 10 Bridge st
Freebairn, Robert, esq. 33 Howe street
*Freeman, John, & Cop|/er Co., copper manu-
facturer, Bristol— D. M'Gregor, agent,
34 Bernard street
♦French Brandy Distillery, 36 Mitchell street
G. T. artificial flower-maker & silk- dyer,
153 Rose street
James, fiesher, 9 St Patrick street
Rev. John, 7 Hailes street
John, esq. W.S. 30 Rutland square
* John, grocer, 27 Bernard st. — h. 28
Freudenthal, Maurice, general merchant and
importer of cigars, 10 Hanover street
Dr W., teach, of German, 10 Hanov. st.
Friend, John, spirit dealer, 25 Low Calton
Fkiendly Insurance Office, 48 North br.
— See Adv.
Loan Co. 1 IMill's Court, R. M'Dougal,
manager
Societies, Robt. Hendercon, efq. advo-
cate, (appointed to certify rules of,)
49 Gt. King street.
Frier and Peattie, drapers, 397 Lawnraarket
James & S'tn, corn merchts. 22 Grassm.
James, grocer, 27 Pleasance
J. victual dlr. 316 Lawnm. — h. 2 Jas. co.
John, corn merchant, 26 Grassmarket
]\Iatthew, baker, 5 St Patrick st.— ho. 32
W. grocer and victualler, 66 High st.
Mrs Wm. v;ool merchant, 4 Victoria st.
Froom, J. keeper of Archers' hall
Fryer, Mrs, 27 Montague Street
Fubister, J. watch & clockm. 7 Richmond pi.
FuUarton, Captain Archibald, 10 Gilmore place
Archd. & Co. publishers and booksellers,
5 Nicolson St. — D. Campbell, agent
John, esq. 5 M'Kenzie place
John, bakei", 10 Antigua street — house 9
Lord, 27 Melville street
Mrs, 9 Carlton street
Miss, 9 Maitland street
Miss, 4 Royal circus
Fuller, Jno. of Excise, 14 Roxburghe street
Fulton, Andw. saddler and harness maker, 18
Hanover st. — ho. 34
* Fr. corn dealer, 1 old Bridge end — house
26 Charlotte street
* John, & Son, corn merchants, 50 Shore
* John, sen, (of Fulton ^ Son,) 43 Ber-
nard street
* John, jun. {J. Fulton c^ So7i,) 1 Bank pi.
John, brewer, 80 Pleasance
*Fyall, Thomas, shipmaster, 2 Hamburg pi.
Fyfe, Aw. S.S.C. and N.P. 15 Leopold place
Dr Andrew, lecturer on chemistry, 3 Sur-
geon square — house 38 George square
Archd. accountant, 21 Nelson street
■ Jno. R. (Scotsman Office,) 17 St Patrick
square
* N. cork manufact., 33 Bridge street
* R. china, crystal and stone warehouse,
34 Bridge street
Mrs, ladies' nurse, east Lochend's close
* Mrs George, 53 Shore
* Mrs James, 2 Bridge street
" Miss Douglas, prof, of music, 45 Geo. st.
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Gaelic School Society committee rooms and
depository, 13 Queen st — W. Whyte,
13 Geo. St. Treasurer
Gaff, Wm., overseer Un. Canal Co. 8 Downie pi.
*Gains, Wm. shipmaster, north .Junction st.
Gair, Jas. plumber and gas fitter, 69 Clerk st.
Gairdner, Andrew, esq. superintendent of wa-
ter office, 24 St James' square — ho. 3
Forth street
.John, M.D. and F.R.C.S. 18 Hill st.
Gairns, A. shoemaker, 27 India street
Mrs, milliner, 12 Castle street
Galbrailh, Colin, writer, 2 Melville street
• M. solicitor, 7 Torphichen street
■ ■ Peter, confectioner, 1 so. e. Circus place,
and 14 Biink street
Philip, chimney-sweeper, 43 Rose st.
Wm. teacher of mathematics, 54 So.br.
* Mrs H. confectioner, 4 Charlotte street
Gall, Jas. & Son, books^ellers and printers, 22
Niddry street and 38 no. Bridge — ho.
Myrtle bank
— — James, jun. printer, 24 Gayfield square
j\Irs, 1 Gayfield place
*Gallaway, Alex, shipmaster, 5 Cobiirg st.
* John, shipowner, Hillhousefield
William, accountant, 8 Annandale st.
• W. D. esq. {Stamps and Taxes,') 8 An-
nandale St.
* . Mrs J. Spence's pi., Bonington road
Galli, Chas. Gallery of Arts, 1 Blenheim pi.
Gallic & Bayley, booksellers, publishers, and
stationers, 69 Geor^re street
* Geo. cabinetmaker, Duke street
" ' Jas. B. copper, iron, lead, and tin-plate
merchant, 58 High st. and 96 Constitu-
tion St.* — ho. 37 Minto st.
Galloway, Alex, tailor & clothier, 37 Fredrick st.
■ A. & ,J. grocers, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chants, 197 High St. — h.2Buccleuchpl.
— — Alex. A. {A. cV J. Galloway,) 2 Buc-
cleuch place
■ Alex, livery stables, Broughton lane — h.
6 Union street
— — David, writer, 41 n. Hanover street
Rt.T {E.B <f Scotland,) 2 Buccleuch pi
— — Robt. bookbinder, 26 George st.
Wm. tailor and clothier, 3 Melbourne pi.
* Misses, milliners & straw-hat makeis,
3 Spence's place
■ ' Miss E. C. French stay-maker, 1 Rut-
land street
Gammell, Jas. esq. of Ardriffery, 52lnverl.row
Garden, Hugh, tailor, 16 South bridge
Gardiner, John, esq. S.S.C. 25 Dundas st.
I Jas. esq. W.S. 31 Albany st. — ho. Dean
bank, Saxe-Coburg place
. Miss, 24 Hill street
Gardner, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 259
High St. — house 7 Meadow place
I. . Alex, tailor and clothier^ 187 High st.
Gardner, A. A. {Edin. Gas Co.,) 15 Buccl. st.
Georjze, fruiterer and tea dealer, 12 Lo-
thian street
G. O. esq. of Marjoribanks, 13 Ann st.
Henry, city accountant. City Chambers
— h. 3 west Newington
H. G. esq. W. S. 13 Ann street
James, wholesale and retail grocer, 225
High St. — ho. 7 Meadow pi.
Rev. Jas. M.D. & A.M. 53 George st.
Js. apothy. 58 Geo. st. — h. 13Torphic. st.
James, baker, 7 Earl Grey street
James, spirit dealer, 90 Iliah street
* John, spirit mercht. 41 Tolbooth wynd
* Robt. provision dealer, 60 Shore
Thomas, Russian and Manchester ware-
house, 51 Frederick street
* Wm. agent, 23 Bernard street
Wm. C. Glasgow & JNIanchester wareho.
140 Nicol-on st. — ho. 20 Rankeillor st.
* Mrs William, lodgings, 23 Bernard st.
* Mrs, lodgings, 2 Sandport street
* Miss, 23 Bernard street
Mrs James, 7 Jleadow place
Mrs, 17 St Patrick square
Mrs .Jean, lodgings, 23 Downie place
Miss, 4 west Newington place
Miss, 48 Lothian street
Misses, 95 Fountainbridge
*Garland, Jacob, shipowner ami pawnbroker
33 St Andrew st ho. 2 Foxe's lane
Gas-Light, Edin. Co. 25 Waterloo place
Gaugain, J. J. stationer, and depot of materials
for ladies' fancy works, 63 George st.
Gauldie, Miss, 3 Summer place
*Gault, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Portland terrace
Gauntlet, Miss, 44 Castle street
Gavin, H. engraver and copperplate printer, 16
so. St David st. — ho. Croft-an-Righ ho.
Martin, slater, 2 Nottingham terrace
* Dun. mercht. 11 Dock pi. — h. 11. Jas. pi.
* P. & Co. ship chandler, house and ship
painter, 6 Commercial place
* Pet. jun. rope & sail maker, 12.James' pi.
*' Peter and son, rope, sail makers, and
canvass manufacturers, 1 1 Dock pi.
Wm. ( W. and C. Gavin,) Williamfield
* Wm. shipmaster, Madeira street
* W. and C. timber merchts. 11 Dock pi.
* W. A. esq. Jessfield
Miss, Jessfield
*Gavinson, Gilb. agent, 70 Tolbooth wynd
Gay, Robt. fish-cuier, Nevvhaven
Gayfield Square Ladies' Institution — Mr and
Miss Anderson, 7
Gaylor, William, writer, 4 Torphichen street
Gazette Office, 1;J north Bank street
Geddes, A. G. 5 Archibald place
Arch, merchant, 1 Queen's place
H. painter, 187 High street
John, esq. mining engineer, 49 Albany st.
I^ieut.-Col. John, 15 Salisbury road
Miss, 18 Buccleuch place
*Geggie, M. spirit dealer, 100 Constitution st.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY,
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Geikie, Arclitl. jun. ornamental liair inanuf. &
perluiner lothe Queen, 35 North br. —
ho. 15 south College street
Gellatly^ Jn. engraver & lithographic printer,
1 George St. — ho. 15 Leopold pi.
* jMrs William, Bonington road
Gelson, J. importer of lineuSj 43 Hope Park end
Gemble, Mrs, 1 St Vincent street
General Board of Directors of Prisons
IN Scotland, 124. George street
RliVERSIONARY AND I N VES TBIENT COM-
PANY, Archd. Watson Goldie, agent,
8 York place
Steam Navigation Co., 21 Waterloo
pi. & It Shore* — Vessels start from
Ciranton pier. — R. W. Hamilton, agt.
Gentle, John,teacherof Englisl),5 Nicolson sq.
Cienileman, James, iron and metal merchant,
40 Leith st. — ho. 23 Broughton pi.
^— Mrs, lodgings, 93 Princes' st.
George, Wm. {S. VVid. Fund,) 5 St Andw. sq.
Georgf'son, A!ex. shoemaker, 9 i Princes street
Gerard, W. smitli and bell- hanger, lONewst.
Giaiietti and Pass, perfumers to her Majesty,
107 George street — ho. 37 Castle street
Gibb, Alex, builder, family mangle manutact.
& undertaker, 4 Nottingham pi. — ho.
28 Greenside st. — See App.
And. commer. agent, y Drummond st.
Fulton, umbrella manufr. and haber-
dasber, 271 High st. & 17 Royal Excb.
C4eorge, tailor, 63 Cumberland street
H. M., Royal Hotel, 53 Princes street
James, baker, 19 Elm row
T. agent, 12 Rankeilior street
* Wm. spirit dealer, 15 Cable wynd
Wm. upholsterer, 20 George st. — house
17 Castle street
Wm. {Murray S^ Gibb,) 6 so. Nelson st.
Wm. spirit-dealer, 197 Canongate
Mrs A. grocer, 2 King's place
Mrs, grocer, 61 n. b. Canongate
*Gibbon, Alex, commission agent, and spirit
merchant. 119 Kirkgate
Gibson- Craigs, Dalziel, & Brodie, esqs. W.S.
5 Thistle street
& Goold (^British Linen Co.,) agents for
the Imp. Fire and Litie Insurance —
See App.
and Hector, esqs., W.S. 3 no. St David st.
and Home, esqs. W.S. 12 s. Charlotte st.
and Walker, corn mercht. 165 Westport
Adam, joiner, 56 Cumberland street.
* Alex, teacher, parochial school, 112 Con-
stitution street.
Alex, wright, 15 Hart street
- Alex. esq. (teller Briciih Linen Co.,) agent
for the Imperial Insurance Co. 40 St.
Andrew square — See App.
- Arch. esq. W.S. 2 Gloucet-ter place
. Sir A. C. xVIaitland, bart. (of Cliftonhall,)
27 Charlotte square
A. ( W. Gibson and Son,) 10 Greensidest.
r I I. Arch. esq. accountant, 4 Albyn place —
ho. 2 Gloucester place
Gibson, Andrew, esq. fanner. Dean park
Andrew, ordained surveyor of buildings,
3 Castle street
David, silk mercer and draper, 18 South
bridge — ho. 5 Roxburghe place
Francis, esq. 18 Leopold i)]ace
* Ctco. & Son, merchts., 69 Constitution st.
* Geo. merchant. Docks— h. 5 .John's pi.
* Hugh (J. Gibson §• Sun,) 28 Bernard
stieet
James, silk-dyer, 65 Broughton street
James, wright, 3 Union street
James & Co. silk-dyers, scourers, and
furniture glazirs, 90 Nicolson street
James {Gibson and Co.,) 12 Minto st.
.James, dairy, 15 Gilmore street
John, jun. esq. W.S. 12 south Charlotte
street — house 19 Walker street
John, esq. inspector of schools for Scot-
land, 1 Montpelitr
John, farmer, Woolmet, by Dalkeith.
John, esq. W.S. 3 north St David street —
ho. 53 Inverleith row
J. Ci-q. S.S.C. & S.f.. 1 Abercromby pi.
* John and Son, plumbers and glaziers,
22 Dock St. — house Trinity Villa
* Joseph, merchant, 69 Constitution street
— house 3 Gay field place, Edinburgh
Mitchell, harbour master, 4 Queen's
place, Leith walk.
* M. C. merchant, 5 .John's place
P. C. surgeon, &o. 5 Uiiion street
R. (sec. jS. E. SociefJ/) 26 St Andw. sq.
Robt. lodgings, Carrui-.ber s court
Wm. (Gibson and Walker,) 2 Keir street
Wm. and Son, plumbers, brassfounders,
and gasfitters, 8 Greenside st.
Wm. painter and glazier, 8 Howe street
Mrs Agnes, 50 Cumberland St.
Mrs, 59 Frederick street
Mrs J. 4 Gillespie street
Mrs James, 10 Fettes row
Mrs, 67 Cumberland street
Mrs Margaret, grocer, 129 Causeyside
Mrs Colonel, of Pentland, 13 Bruntsfield
place
Mrs, 108 George street
Mrs, of Quernmore, 15 Gloucester place
Mrs W. lot Nicolson street
* Mrs Thos. 1 Albany st
Mrs, sen. 23 Castle street
Mrs, 37 Candlemaker row
Miss, 22 Inverleith row
Miss, 31 India st
Misses, boarding-school, 10 Fettes row
Misses, dres'^makers, 7 Windmill st.
GifFord & Son, merchants & manufacturers in
leather, 105 South bridge
Alex. esq. S.S.C. & N. P. 2 Hill square-
house 3
James {Gifford and Son,) 11 Arnistonpl.
Nicol, farrier, 40 Buccleuch street
Gilbert & Son, tailor & habitmaker, 37 N. br.
James, {of Gilbert S^ Son,) Jordan Lane,
Canaan
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Gilbert, John, {of Gilbert ^ Son,) 37 N. br.
* John, pawnbroker, 40 Tolbooth wynd,
— house Exchange buildings
— — Thomas, tailor and clothier, 2 South br.
Mrs John, spirit dealer, 3 Little Kingst.
Gilchrist, Alex. S. solicitor and stenographist,
12 Raeburn place
* Geo. ho. painter and paper hanger, 53
Kirkgate — ho. 76
* Daniel, spirit dealer, 39 St Andrew st.
. James, plasterer,, 19 so. Richmond st.
* James, carter, 16 Cable wynd
John (Courant Office,) 28 India street
' John, gardener, 119 Fountainbridge
John, (G.F. O.) 14 Middle Arthur place
Rev. Br, 3 St John street
•— — Wm, M.D. surgeon, 1 St Jamies' place
Mrs, 8 St Culme street
Gilfillan, James, builder, 1 Gibb's entry
* Robt. collector of Police assessment,
Town- hall — h. 65 Constitution street
' IMrs, 1 Rankeillor street
Gilkie, Alex, surveyor of buildings, 74 George
street
Gilkison & Taylor, London straw hat & mil-
linery warehouse, 34 Hanover st.
Gillespie's Hospital, V\^right's house toll —
Robt. Kerr & Geo. Meikle, joint treas.
Gillespie, Dr Alex. jM.D. 30 York place
* A. umbrella maker, 4 Giles street
■ Alex, tinplate- worker, 21 Frederick st.
Alex, ironmonger, 62 Broughton st.
* G. J. wine & spirit merchant, 14 & 15
Sandport street — ho. 5 Coburg st.
Jo- grocer, 1 Castlebarns — h. 9 Grove st.
* William, esq. south Fort street
. JNIrs, 60 Castle street
]\Irs, straw-hat maker, 8 Charlotte pi.
Gillies, Alex, grocer and lodgings, 5 Anntield
Robert, baker, 8 west Crosscauseway
Mrs, 1 west Richmond street
. iMrs, 16 York place
Gillis, Right Rev. Dr Jas. Greenhill cottage.
Gillon, Alex. & Sons, sack, flax, & yarn manu-
facturers, 64 Grassmarket & 5 Vennel
*—— John & Co., manufacturer of preserved
provisions, 3 Mitchell street — h. Marine
villa
* J. jun. (of J. G. ^- Co.) 8 St James' pi,
* Jas. wine & brandy mercht. 17 Chapel
lane — ho. Albany st. cottage
' Robert (A. Gillon and Sons,) 10 Keir st.
* Wm. carter, 18 Commercial place
W. D. esq. of Wallhouse, 20 Royal ter.
W. (Gillon and Son,) 2 Merchant st.
Gilraore, James, grocer, 49 Abbeyhill
* Andw. grocer and spirit dealer, Hill-
housefield
' Wm. ropemaker, 56 Grassmarket — ho.
6 Gillespie street
■ Mrs, 3 Windmill street
Gilmour, J. S.S.C. coramiss. in the English
courts, and in the Court of Queen's
Bench, Ireland, 5 Antigua st. — ho. 16
Maryfield, Easter road
Gilmour, James, esq. Mary's cottage, Trinity
Oliver, tanner, 49 south back of Canong.
• W. currier, 49 s. b. Can. — h. 7 Adam st.
Mrs, furniture and upholstery ware-
room, 17 and 19 Blair street — ho. 105
south Bridge
Miss, 18 Maitland street
Gilruth, John, teacher, 74 Rose street
Gilzean, T. tailor & clothier, 43 Broughton st.
*Girdwood, Wm. of soap work — ho. Eastfield
Wm. & Son, wholesa. and retail woollen-
draper, 2 Bank st. — h. 3 Fettes row
Miss milliner and dressmak. 2 Tiviot r.
Girle, Geo. H. currier and leather dresser,
125 High street — house 5 St John st,
*Given, John, parcel waggoner, 10 Bernard st.
Robert & Co., coach and harness- makers,
1 Rutland place, Lothian road
Gladow, John, janitor. High School
Gladstone, Alex, stabler, 20 Grassmarket
* JSIrs, 4 Albany street
Glanville, W. coach hirer, 8 Crichton street
*Glasgow & Edinbu RGH Canal ShippingCo.'s
Office, 1 Port- Hopetoun, and 54 Tim-
ber bush,* — Sanderson, Henderson, &
Co. — See Adv.
* Marine Insurance Co., Exchange
building, — R. Moubray, jun. agent
D. chimney sweeper, 27 Jamaica street
John, victual dealer, 175 Westport
John, spirit dealer, 22 M'Dowall street
Robt. R. esq. advocate, 15 Rutland street
Glass, A. furniture dealer, 265 Cowgate
E., printer, 44 South bridge
John, esq. 6 Clarence street
M. barm brewer, 48 Candlemaker row
Robt. silver- plater, and saddler's iron-
monger, &c. Victoria ter. — h. 17 Buccl.
place
W. Stirling, esq. 2 Norton place
Wm. painter, &c. 9 east Adam street
Mrs, lodgings, 3 Crichton street
Glassford, Jas. esq. of Dugalstou, 2 Forres st.
Miss, 3 Gloucester place
Gleadhill, B. teacher of music, 15 Parkside st.
Glegg, Captain H. V. East India Co.'s recruit-
ing department, 32 Gayfield sq.
James, esq. Excheq. 3 Gillespie st.
Glen, Alex, broker, 250 Cowgate
Alex, corn- merchant, 5 Athole place
Archd. & Son, corn merchts. 1 Graesna.
— house 5 Alva street
Archd. (of Glen and Son,) 5 Alva street
David, broker, 186 Cowgate
Dr George, 1 south Gray street
Geo. bootmaker, 33 Hanover street — h.
29 Frederick street
* Geo. auctioneer, appraiser, and haberd.
26 and 27 Kirkgate — h. Eastfield. co.
John & Son, cabt. makers, 1 Castle road
John ( W. and J. Glm,) 2 Melville st.
Rev. Wm. missionary, 6 Clarence st.
Rob. glasscutter and dealer, and agent for
Roslin Bleachfield, 7 no. College street
R. & J. coal merchants, 3 Port-Hamilton
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Glen, Thos. & Sons, coal niercliaiit;,, rf Port-
IlanaiUon — ho. 7 Speiice's place
. . Thos. musical instrument maker, 2 no.
Bank street
. W. and J. wine and spirit merchants and
agents, Victoria street
* Mrs, dairy, Duke street
' Mrs Captain, 1 i Tiviot row
■ • Mrs William, 8 Wharton place
Mrs, 5 Alva strict
■ Mrs, 6 Clarence street
*Glendinning, R. coach hirer, 56 Bernard st.
JVIisP, 63 Cumberland street
Glenny, Win. china merchant, 31 Grassmarket
Gloag, Peter, writer, 5 Mackenzie place
Mrs Captain, 17 Danube street
Globe Lifk and Fxiie Insukance Co.
London — Andrew Millar & Son, 60
North br., agent. — See Adv.
* Tavern, 24. Sandport st.
Glover, Geo. esq. surgeon, 19 Bucckuch place
— — James, house painter and colourman, 8
Leith terrace — house e. Broughton pi.
Ja. ( Tax Office,) Wharton lane
*— — John, esq. Madeira street
. Thos. {ISciU ^- G.,) Wharton lane
William, esq. W.S. Taaphall
Wm. esq. M.D., F.R.C.P. surgeon, 4 w.
Preston street
Rev. William, 22 Elm row
* Mrs, midwife, 36 Tolbooth wynd
*Goalen, Thomas, wright, Morton street
David, R.N. 2 Darling's buildings
AlfX. esq. Star bank
Godby, Frederick, esq., 11 Leopold pi.
*Goddard, W. M., mercht. and agt. for Globe
Assur. Co. 56 Giles st. — h. 6 John's pi.
Miss, 2 Johns place
Godfrey, Gavin, spirit dealer, 12 Grassmarket
Goguel, Mrs, 24 Buccleuch place
Goldie, Alex. esq. W.S. 34 Melville street
Archd. W. esq. W.S. 8 Yoik place
Geo. accountant, 2 w. Newington place
Geo. hatter, 43 North bridge
* James (of Customs,) 3 Couper street
J. & Co. {Observer office,) 377 High st.
* Robert, baker, 6 Citadel street
• Thos. cabinetmaker, 129 Canongate
. Wm. esq. W.S. 34 Melville street — ho.
29 Stafford street
Mrs, lodgings, 45 Frederick street
GoLDSiviiTHs' Hall, 98 South bridge
Friendly Society, 5 Howe street — Robert
Meek, Prests
Goldwyre, Henry, lodgings, 3 Castle st.
Goodall & Sanderson, builders. Old Broughton
— — Alexander, wright. Old Broughton
• Geo. eating-house, 9 Carnegie street
*Goodlet, Geo. esq. postmaster — h. 7 John's pi.
* Miss, 7 John's place
Goodsir, A, (sec. Brit. Linen Co.,) 3 Queen st.
- ■■ John, surgeon, 21 Lothian street
■ H. Bank of Scotland — 44 Inverleith row
. Robert, S. engraver, 187 High street
• Misses, dressmakers, 10 so. Charlotte st.
Goodsman, R. spirit dealer. Golf-house I
Goodwin, Wm. mail-guard, 13 Caltou hill
Cioold, Geo. esq. (Brit. Linen Co.,) agent for
the Imperial Life Insur. Co. 21 Scot-
land street. — See Ado.
Rev. William, 28 Buccleuch place
Rev. W. H. 28 Buccleuch place
Miss, 84 Great King street
Gordon and Barron, esqrs. W.S. 20 Nelson st.
Dyer, & Co. tea wareh. 20 so. Bridge
and Stuart, esqs. W.S. agents for United
Kingdom Life Assur. 21 Royal terrace
— See Adv.
Sir Cbas. & Co. W.S. 6 Albyn place
Sir C. of Drimnin, sec. Highland & Agri«
cultural Society of Scotland, G Albyn pi.
Ch., esq. W.S. 20 Nelson st— h. 10 How-
ard place
David, M.D. surgeon, 8 Rankeillor st.
Edw. S. esq. advoc. 12 Gt. King st.
G. Clunes, esq. W.S. 21 Royal terrace
Jas. of Craig, esq. 23 St Andrew square
James, esq. W.S. 35 Drummond place
* James, of Craig, advocate, Hawkhill
J. artist, 1 Blenheim place
* Jas. wine mercht. & Spanish consul,
47 Quality st. and 14 Charlotte st.
James, spirit dealer, 161 High street
* .John, of Customs, Janefield
Jn. T. esq. advocate, 6 Gloucester pi.
John Watson, esq. 123 George street —
house Catharine Bank
Major John, 12 Great King street
John, esq. 29 east Claremont street
John, woollen draper, 33 North bridge —
ho. 27 Rutland street
Jn. W. esq. 123 George street
Lieut- Col. Jn. of Cluny, 4 St Andrew sq.
John, e?q. of Cairnbulg, advocate, 60
Great King street
Jn. chemist and druggist, 32 Bristo st.
Jos. esq. W.S. 21 lioyal terrace
Richard, accountant, 35 Drummond pi.
Rev. Dr Robert, 12 Gilmour place
R. esq. (Bank of Scotl.), 28 London st.
Robert, M^S. esq. -35 NortLumb. st.
Wm. & Son, builders, 7 St Anthony pi.
Lady, 10 Royal crescent
Mrs Agnes, midwife, 25 Crosscauseway
Mrs A. 28 Buccleuch place
* Mrs Charles, midwife, 28 Water Lane
* Mrs M. spirit dealer, 13 St Andrew st.
Mrs Colonel, 23 Inverleith row
Mrs, 3 Moray place
Mrs, of Kiiockespock, 10 Ainslie place
Mrs, 15 Hart street
— — Mrs Captain, Whale bank
Mrs G. 3 May field loan
Miss, milliner and dressmr. 6 Castle st.
Miss, 10 south Gray's street
Miss, 31 Scotland street
Miss, 4 Hope street
Miss, 13 Rankeillor street
Misses, 15 Scotland street
Gorham, R. writer, 173 Causey side
R.Y. (2'eind office,) 173 Causeyside
Gorman, James, broker, 12C Co wgate
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Gorman, James, coal merchant, 21 Earl Grey
street
Nath. furniture dealer, 253 Cowgate
William, baker, 71 Pleasance
Gorrie, Wm. assist, conservator of Highland
and Agricultural Society's Museum, 10
Graham street
Mrs D., jun. 18 east Drummond street
Gouinlock, Wra., fleshtr, 6 Chapel street
Gould, John, esq. 6 Upper Dean terrace
Goalding, James, broker, 128 Cowgate
William, (Baths,) Argyle square
G lurlay, James, gardener, Bruntstield House
* ■ Mrs, 3 Duncan place
R. & T. tailors and clothiers, 142 High st.
Wm. & John, golf-ball maker, (Links)
— ho. 28 Wright's houses
■ Mrs, 1 Bruntsfield place
Mrs, Tettotal CofFLehouse, 219 High st.
* Mrs A. spirit dealer, 12 Johnston street
* Mrs, 49 Charlotte street
Mrs Dr. 10 Torphichen street
Miss, 13 Ranktilior street
Govan, John, esq. W.S. 13 Walker street
Gow, Alex., wine and spirit- merchant, 17
India place
James, paper ruler, 16 Canal street
* Daniel, tinsmith, 41 Yardheads
Donald, cowfeeder, 18 Jamaica street
^ Forbes, tailor, 187 High street
James, chairman, 10 Forres street
S. esq. 13 India street
M. spirit dealer, 4 Church lane
iVIrs, sicknurse, 44 Howe street
Miss E. straw-hat maker, 44 Howe st.
Miss, 19 Gay field square
Gowan^ Alex. esq. solicitor, 18 Jloray place
Chas. baker and confectioner, 4 Union pi.
Mis, 60 George street
■ Miss, 5 Pitt street
Gowans, Thomas, grocer, 99 Causeyside
Mrs Jean, merchant, 21 Brown square
Gracie & Mackenzie, esqrs. W.S.6RoyalExch.
John B. esq. W. S. and commissary
clerk. Parliament sq. — ho. 18 Moray pi.
Mrs, 39 Montagu street
Grady, John messenger-at-arms and sheriff-
officer, 5 Hi^;h Terrace
*Gr8eme, David, vintner, 36 Sandport street
Mrs, 18 Heriot row
Graham and Anderson, esqrs. W.S. 31 Great
King street
and Weddel, clothiers and shirt mer-
chants, 179 High street
A. dairy, 1 Scotland street
• A. tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 70 Bristo
St. — house IS Lothian street
David, grocer, 328 Lawnmarket
Frederick, esq. Cherry Bank
— — G. F. esq. 31 Gilmore place
Henry C. esq. W.S. 39 Great King St.—
house 11 Darnaway street
. Henry, esq. physician, 1 1 Shandwick pi.
o™=_ Humphry, esq. W. S. 11 Shandwick
place — house 14 Athole crescent
Graham, J. esq. {Ainsiie, M' Allan, & G.,) 26
Rutland square
J. Gillespie, esq. architect, 5 Duke street
James, (Mortimtr k G.,) 6 Leopold pi.
John, governor of House of Refuge
.1. confectioner, 2 Catharine street
John, farmer, Egypt
Patrick^ esq. W.S. 31 Gt. King street-
house 37 Inverleitb row
R. M. merchant, 25 Pitt street
Robert, esq. 7 east Claremont street
Roht. jun. (Simpson ^^ G.,) I Rutland st.
* Robert, R.N. 6 Hope terrace
Robert, c^q. advocate, 18 Heriot row
Dr Ro. general practitioner and professor
of medicine and botany, 35 Howe st.
— = — Samuel, horse dealer, 29 Frederick street
T. painter and glazier, 1 so. Melville pi.
— ho. 1 1 north
* Thos. corn merchant, 70 Giles street —
house 7 Spence's place
Tho. & Co. victual dealer, 133 Grassm.
Walter, esq. jMerchiston lodge
* W. agent, 76 Constitution street
Wm. teacher ot elocution, &c., military
academy, and private teacher, 78 Queen
street — ho. 6 Ann street
Wm. letter-carrier, IS Scotland street
Wm. & Co. goldsmith.-i, 35 Frederick st.
William, builder, IMorningside place
Wm. hairdresser, 42 Rose street
—^ IVIrs, 120 Princes street
Mrs Dr, Duncan street house
Mrs, 2 Buccleuch place
Mrs, 3 George square
Mrs, 15 Howard place
Miss Stirling, 10 Duncan street
* Miss A. spirit dealer, 26 Queen street
Grahame, James, writer, 16 Ann street
Grainger & Miller, civil engin. 16 Castle st.
James, spirit dealer, 77 Grassmarket
Thos. esq. civil engineer, 16 Castle st
house, 6 Rutland street
Grandison, James, shoemaktr, 125 Pleasance
* Wm. linen manufacturer, 14 Yard heads
Grant, Alex, macer Court of Session, 3 w.
Newington place
Alex, general agent, 14 Clyde street
Alex, coach hirer, Newhaven
Adam, writer, 18 Brunswick street
A. writer, 18 Dundas street
D. {Arniston Coal office,) St Leonard's
D. (late 97th regiment,) 9 e. Scienues st.
D. esq. {M'MUlan ^ Grant,) 37 York pi.
* D. S. (tlamb'irg ^Sliip. Co.,) Eastfieid
Sir George M'Pnerson, bt. of Balhndal-
loch and Invereshie, 15 Moray place
George, esq. advocate, 21 London street
Geo. working jeweller, 23 Rose street
George, lodgings, 11 Melville place
Rev. Dr James, 3 Cassel's place
J. tailor and clothier, 16 South bridge—
ho. 7 Gilmore place
J. pianoforte maker, 2 e. Brougbton pi.
— — Major John, 57 Lauriston place
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Grant, John, flesber, 73 Hanover street — ho. 3
Market street
* John, confectioner, 56 Shore
John, flesher, 36 Middle market
John r. esq. W.S. 49 Melville street
* J. P. raessenger-at-arms, 13 Tolbooth w.
John, wood mercht. joiner, & undertaker,
212Canong. — ho. 45 New st. — See Adv.
■ Joseph, esq. W.S. 35 Great King street
Lachlan, spirit dealer, 60 Queen street
Robt. and Son, booksellers and stationers,
82 Princes st. — h. 10 w. Maitland st.
Robt. esq. of Kincorth, adv. 49 Melville st.
Robt. spirit dealer, 81 St Mary's wynd
R. painter and glazier, 2 n. w. Circus pi.
i Thomas M. esq. W.S. 26 Albany street
— house 1 5 Moray place
■ Thos. esq. account. 19 Broughton place
* William, commission agent, 12 Elbe st.
■ ■ Lady, of Monymusk, Denholm Green
Lady, of Rothiemurchus, 24 York place
Mrs J. druggist, 15 Broughton street
Mrs, 8 Clarence street
Mrs, 4 Warriston crescent
■ Mrs D. spirit dealer, 209 High street
Mrs Captain, Caldwell lane
■ Mrs, 34 London street
Mrs, 16 Scotland street
Mrs, lodgings, 13 Picardy place
Mrs, 24 St Patrick square
Mrs, leech dealer, 4 West Bow
Mrs, I Eastfield
Mrs, toyshop, 132 Canongate
Miss, silk and worsted shop, 2Wemysspl.
jVIiss, 7 Henderson row
Miss, 19 Broughton place
Gravett, Js. flesher, 44 Hanover st. — ho. 47
Gray, Alex, and Son, veterinary surgeon, 31
Pleasance, and 1 1 9 Rose st. — ho. 5 Rox-
burgbe street
Alex. jun. (of G. S; Sofi,) 31 Pleasance
Alex, furnishing ironm. 98 Princes st.
* Alexander, wright, 9 Dock street
Andrew, esq. W.S. 22 India street
* Andrew, cork manuf. 22 Sheriff brae
* B. F. agent for Aberdeen Marine Insu-
rance Co. 1 Baltic St. — ho. 6
Captain Charles, R.M. 11 Archibald pi.
Charles, baker, 43 Broughton street
David, esq. S.S.C. 25 York place
Geo. A. esq. W.S. 8 Alva strtet
Geo. W.S. 25 north Bridge — ho. Stewart
street, Portobello road
James, messenger. Standard office, 4 n.
St David street
James & Son, bootmakers, 7 Catharine st.
James, ( Grai/ Sf Son,) 9 St James' place
James, jun. {Grai/ ^ Son,) 17 Calton hill
- James, flesher, 9 Middle market
— — James, furnishing ironmonger & smith,
York lane — house 37 London street
* James, (of Post Office,) 47 Constitution
street
' James, watch and clock maker to her
Majesty, 22 Frederick street
Gray, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant
103 High street — ho. 7 Archibald pi.
■ .Jas. corn merchant, 1 1 Leopold place
Jas. {Brilish Linen Co.,) 7 Register pi.
■ James, manager. North British Adver-
tiser, 7 Alel bourne place
James, hosier, stock and shirt maker, 4
Wateiloo place — ho. 1 Blenheim place
J. bookbinder, 7 Mound — h. 12 Gayfield
square
J. & J. proprietors and publishers of the
No. Brit. Advertiser, 5 Melbourne pi.
John, ladies' shoe manufacturer and
umbrella maker, 35 George st. — ho. 37
John, merchant, 153 West port
John, esq. solicitor, 19 Duke street
John, esq. W.S. 19 Duke street
Capt. John M. 5 Kerr street
John, late shawl manuf. 2 Craigie terrace
John W. saddler, 58 Grassmarket — ho.
8 Wharton place
John, baker, 5 Clyde street
John, dairy, 10 North Melville place
Matthew, victual dealer, 329 Canongate
P. smith and ironm. 47 Hanover st — h, 57
Philip C. stationer and bookseller, 9 North
bridge — ho. 9 e. Sciennes street
R. joiner and undert. 38 Broughton st.
Rob. flesher, 117 Grassmarket
Thomas, flesher, 8 east Register street
Tho. meal dealer, 8 north Richmond st.
W. accountant, 3 Sanders street
Wm. ho. gov. & chaplain, w. Ch. Workh.
* Wm. (of Excise) Eastfield
* Wra «& Co. merchants, 59 Salamander st,
Wm. coal agent, 8 Roxburghe street
Wm. printer, 2 Greenside place
Wm. A. surgeon and druggist, 48 Bristo
street — house 17
Dowager Lady, Warriston house
Mrs Andrew, 2 upper Dean terrace
Mrs, 21 Montagu street
* Mrs, midwife and sicknurse, 35 Coat-
field lane
Mrs, 15 Leopold place
Mrs, lodgings, 20 Castle street
Mrs, 5 Shakspeare square
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 15 King street
Mrs, 8 Wharton place
Mrs, dressmaker, 56 India street
Mrs Geo., 5 Crichtou place
Miss, 16 Lynedoch place
- Misses, 140 Princes street
Miss, 23 Archibald place
Misses, 32 Clarence street
Grays & Co., grocers and wine merchants,
1 Argyle square
Gkeat Seal Office, Register house
Greathead, Henry, ivory turner and toyshop,
25 South bridge
Misses, millnr. &dressm. 138 Nicolsonst.
Greatrex, W. postmaster and livery stables,
east Rose st. lane — h. 116 Princes st.
Green, Charles, macer, 101 Causey side
— — Dougald, stabler, 123 Grassmarket
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Green, Geo. & Co. wine and spirit merchts.
3 Junction street
John, accountant, 57 Hanover street
John, esq. 6 St Vincent street
Jas. spirit dealer, Jock's Lodge
Feter, tailor, 53 Cumberland street
Greenfield, Andrew, flesher, Jliddle market
James, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Can-
ning place
James, esq. 9 east Claremont street
Greenhill, John, stationer, 10 Bank street
Greenlaw. John, Robin Hood tavern, Gabriel's
road
Greenock, Lord, Lieut. -Gen. K.C.B., Inver-
leith house
Greenoak, R. bootmaker, 42 Leith st.
Greenshiels, Jas. spirit dealer, 37 Rose st.
— — J. B. esq. advocate, 125 Princes street
— — Robert, pianoforte tuner, 37 Rose st.
■ Mrs, ladies' nurse, 50 Brunswick street
Greenslade, Alexander, ladies' bootmaker, 52
George street
Greer, James, JM.D., vegetable medicine, 4
Windmill street — See Adv.
Gregg, D. & Co. silk mercers and lineu drapers,
30 Princes street
D. (D. Gregg ^^ Co.,) 13 Anuandale st.
John, bootmaker, 38 Leith st. — house 13
Annandale street
Greig and ililler, silk mercers, 6 George st.
& 3Iorton, esqrs. W.S. 8 Abercromby pi.
Andrew & Co., cloth and carpet ware-
house, 178 High street
Andrew, (of Greig S^- Co.,) 25 Gayfield
square
Andrew, Chain Pier inn, Trinity
B. (Greig Sf Miller;) 11. Dublin street
. David, late baker, 8 Abbey
—— Jas. esq. of Eccles, W.S. 8 Abercromby
place — house 9
James, jun. esq. W.S. 134 George street
— — Jas. esq. {Stamp Office,) 67 Gt. King st.
— — James, inspector, G Roxburghe terrace
J. G. surgeon dentist, 3 Dundas street
* J. baker, 36 St Andrew st. — ho. 59 Con-
stitution street
( J. & Co., stoneware merchants, 1 & 2 low
Market street
. J. coal merchant, 7 Port Hopetoun —
house 5 Pilrig street
■ John, riding master and horse hirer, 50
Nicolson street
' John, slater, 9 High riggs
■ John, esq. of Lethangie, 12 Regent ter.
John, printer, 433 Lawnmarket — h. 501
' J. & Sons, printing press makers, Lo-
thian road — h. 13 e. Grey street
John, jun. {Jo. Greig ^- Sons,) 19 Lady
Lawson's wynd
. Robt., Vice Pres. G.P.O. 16 Scotland st
. T. esq. {Fernielaic /louse,) 24 Bucc. pi.
Thos. tailor and clothier, 98 So. bridge.
William, smith, 156 Rose st. — ho. 166
. Wm. baker, 2 Jamaica street
— — Mrs D., 89 Albany street
Greig, Mrs R. Lothian Villa, Horse wynd. Can.
Mrs, 18 Melville street
Mrs, 3 Dundas street
Miss Mary, 15 Montagu street
Gregor, John, writer, East Powder Hall
J. clerk, 4] Clerk street
Wm. A. warehouseman, i Park st.
Gregory, Jas. {Royal Bank,) 6 Annandale st.
John, esq. advocate, Canaan lodge
W. C. boot and shoemaker, 61 Frederick
street
William, tinplate worker, 127 Rose street
Mrs Dr .Tames, Canaan lodge
— — I\Irs Thomas, 21 York place
Miss, original repository for ladies' work,
39 Queen st.
Greville, Robert K., LL.D.— H., R.S.A., land-
scape painter, 31 George square
Grey, Rev. Henry, M.A. 24 Warriston cresct.
Grice, Captain Chas. E.LN. 56 Inverleith row
Grierson, Andrew, esq. 6 George square
Andrew, esq. W.S. 15 St Andrew sq.
Robert, late jeweller, 34 North br.
Rob. jeweller & silversmith, 36 Leith st.
— house 21
Robt. victual dealer, 49 Clerk street
Miss E. 40 Broughton street
Mrs, 7 Little King street
* Miss, 3 Vanburgh place
Grieve and Oliver, hatmakers to the Queen,
19 Princes street
Andrew, esq. W.S. 3 Walker street
David, joiner, 20 Heriot place
Geo. shoemaker, 12 west Richmond st.
G. spirit dealer, 323 High street
James, plasterer, 49 Thistle street
* J. victual dealer, 113 Kirkgate — ho. 6
John, esq. accountant, 4 Randolph cliff
John, (IS'ai. Bank,) 50 Brunswick st.
John, cowfeeder, 2 east Adam street
.Joseph, flesher, 8 St Patrick square
Robt. damask, moreen, chintz, down, and
feather warehouse, 7 7 South bridge —
ho. 2 St John's hill
Robt. S. merchant 5 Rankeillour st.
Robt. currier, patent leather and oil cloth
manuf. 599 Castlehill — bo. 1 Mound pi.
* Robert, American consul, 25 Charlotte st.
R. S. agent, 6 Wharton place
W. agent {Sunburjj (list.,) 70 Lauris. place
Mrs Dr, 26 Dundas street
Mrs James, lodgings, 12 Queen st.
Mrs James, 4 Hill square
Mrs James, 169 Fountainbridge
jMrs John, 1 Danube street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 5 Richm. pend
Miss, Newington cottage
Misses, dressmakers, 12 Castle street
Misses, dress and bonnet mkrs. 4 Hill sq.
GriflSth and Son, umbrella and parasol manu-
facturers, 53 George street
A. C. merchant, 10 ilanor place
C. F. (Sec. Hercules In. Co.,) 12 Fettes
row
*Grindlay, Cowan, & Co. com*frs. 4 Bernard st
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Grindlay, James, writer, Wight's place
• • John, leather merchant, 99 West bow
— — Rich, merchant, II Hermitage pL
Thos. esq. 4. Cassells place
Mrs, 4 Cassells place
Grinly, Miss, 6 Hope street, Leith walk
Grinton, Wm. Glasgow and IManchester ware-
ho. 1 Brighton st. — h. 21 Lothian st.
■ ' Jas. silk mercer and draper, 32 So. bridge
— ho. 18 Nicolson street
J. & E. brush, trunk, and portmantua
warehouse, 46 Princes street
Griveson, Ralph, dairy 20 Heriot place
Groat, Alex. G. esq. advocate, 12 Hart street
Grogan, W. esq. 9 west Claremont street
Grosset, James, spirit dealer, 3 High Riggs,
and 1 Lauriston st.
Grove, Capt. Francis, R.N„ 7 Doune terrace
Grubb, Tho. late of Excise, 50 George street
• Miss C. tobacconist, 311 Canongate
Grut, Nich. actuary of Scottish Union Insur.
Co., 5 Inverleith row
Guardian Life and P'ire Insurance Co.
4 St Andrew sq. — H. Mitchell, agent
— See Adv.
Guildhall and Reading-Room, 7 Hunter sq.
Guild, Mrs, 17 York place
■ Mrs, 12 Raeburn place
■ Mrs, 20 Rutland square
Mrs, midwife and sicknurse, 3 Erough-
ton street
Guillerez, Mons. A.F.L., & S.B., teacher of
French, 30 St Andrews sq. — See Adv.
GuUand, Andw. corn dealer, 20 Greenside st.
Geo. baker, 31 New st. & 158 High st.
■ ■ Mrs Laurence, baker, 216 Canongate
Gunn, Andrew, lodgings, 5 Leith st, terrace
* Alex, shipmr., 5 Hope terrace
D. builder, 7 w. Preston st.
■■ George, builder. Trinity mains
George and James C, civil engineers and
surveyors, 1 George st.
Geo. ( Geo. >Sf J. C.,) ho. Trinity mains
George, cowfeeder, 6 Allan street
Jas., painter, paper-hanger, and glazier,
3 Calton street — house, 4 Calton hill
* Jas. Carron warehouse, 7 5 and 76 Tol-
booth wynd — house Rosebank
Jn. boot & shoem., 15 west Register st.
Robt. shoemaker, 2 Gt. King street
* Robert, solicitor, 19 Constitution street
— house 1 Albany street
Wm. spirit-dealer, 531 Castlehill
*' Mrs, grocer, 19 King st.
I Mrs Alary, dressmaker, 117 Canongate
Misses M. & M., furriers, dress and
straw hat makers, 9 Arthur st.
Gunson, Mrs, (of Jingwell) 12 AthoU cres.
Guthrie and Tail, booksellers, stationers, and
stamp distributors, 4 Nicolson street
* Alexander {Customs,) Ferry road
— — H. coach hirer, 9 Dublin st.
— — J. damask and linen weaver, 6 Heriot's
bridge
— — James, coal merchant, 127 Causeyside
Guthrie, Rev. Thos. 2 Lauriston lane
Wm. coal merchant, 75 St Leonard st
Miss, 1 Hay street
Miss, of Craigie, 2 Carlton terrace
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*Hadden Robert, house, ship, and orna-
mental painter, 96 Constitution st.
Haddow, Wm. cowfeeder, 10 no. w. Circus pi.
Wm., White Hart inn, 32 Grassmarket
Haden, G. and J. engineers and patentees,
Trowbridge, Wiltshire, 8 St Andrew sq.
makers of ventilating warm-air stoves,
warm-water apparatus, &c. — See Adv.
Hagart, Robert, esq. of Torhouskie, 13 AthoU
crescent
Haig, Hay, «& Pringle, esqs. W.S. 20 Young st.
D. esq. distiller, Lochrin
D. of Advocates' Lib. 3 Duncan street,
Newington.
* Geo. A., Bonington
Henry, engraver, 7 Brighton street
James, esq. W.S. 20 Young street
J. and Son, distillers, Lochrin, Sunbury,
& Canonm. — offi. Lochrin & 12 Ro.Ex.
Mrs, 48 west Richmond street
Mrs Robt. Viewpark, Bruntsfield Links
Haining, Captain Wm. city police, 8 Keir st.
Hair, Mrs Captain, 48 London street
*Halcrow, John, shipmaster, 1 Helen street
Haldane and Rae, brassfounders, gasfitters,
plumbers, and crystal dealers, 5 Old
Physic gardens, and 2 George street
• Jas. Alexander, esq. 31< Drummond place
J. {Haldane and Rae,) 30 St James' §;g.
* John, pawnbroker, 9 Riddel's cl. — ho.
Greentree
' J. & C. coal merchants, 7 Spence's place
Robert, esq. W.S. 43 Castle street
. Wm. cabinetmaker, 23 Lauriston street
Haldon, Geo. mason, 2 west Maitland st. —
house 36 William st.
Hale, Wra. commission agent, 14 Gilmore pi.
Halket, Wm. boot cutter & closer, 41 Rose st.
Mrs, 1 Claremont place
Miss, milliner and dressm. 41 Rose st.
Halkett, Sir Alex. K.C.H., Lieut-general 8
Melville street
Alex, bootmaker, 27 Clyde street
Geo. officer to Ministers' Widows' Fund,
174 Rose street
— — Samuel {Harrison ^- H.,) i Bellevue cr.
Hall, D. lodgings, 6 India street
George, coal mercht. 27 Parkside street
George, smith, Newhaven
James, builder, 33 Thistle street
* John, shipmaster, 4 Hermitage hill
John, stocking manuf , 17 Leith walk
Joseph, lithographer and Diorama, Lo-
thian road — ho. 33 Howe street
Richard {Mason <Sf H.,) 30 Frederick st.
— — Robert, of Customs, Rosebank
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*Hall Robertj smith, 4 Laurie street
Thomas, painter and glazier, 2 Elder st
* W. Wright, 28 Duke street
• Mrs Captain, 14 Scotland street
I\Irs James, 20 Gayfield square
Mrs John, lodgings, 12 Charles street
Mrs, 11 Archibald place
Mrs, midwife, 5 St Patrick sq.
Mrs, 31 Royal terrace
. Mrs, 30 Frederick street
Mrs William, 1 Pilrig place
' Miss, dressmaker, 31. Clerk street
*Halley, Geo. clerk, Speuce's place
Robert, teacher, 12 Union strret
Rev. Thos. 6 Henderson row
James P. writer, 12 Union street
Halliday, A. flesher, 171 West port
• and Wilson, milliners, 1 Deanhaugh st.
Lady, 1 Clarence street
Mrs, grocer, 85 Canongate
Mrs John, spirit dealer, 116 West port
Hamilton and M'Knight, esqrs. W.S. 12 Lon-
don street
and Miiller, London pianoforte and music
sellers and organ builders, 116 George
street
Adam, teacher of the pianoforte & sing-
ing, 1 16 George street
' ' Alex. esq. W.S. 29 Rutland square
■ Alex, and Son, bootmakers, 20 Lothian
St. and 62 Princes st. — ho. 18 Leith st.
Andrew, tea dealer and grocer, 158 Foun
tainbridge
And. tea dealer, 166 Fountainbridge
* David, tailor, 67 Tolbooth wynd
* Gavin, wright, 17 Coal hill
* James, flesher, 52 Tolbooth wy.
^ James, esq. of Kames, Holyroodhouse
■ James, auctioneer, 3 Drummond st.
Jno, esq. W.S. agent toW. of England Fire
and Life Insurance Co. 1 Scotland st.
John, esq. adv., 3 Northumberland st.
John, esq- 31 India street
John, draper & silk mercer, 80 Nicolson
st — ho. 82
* John, flesher, New market, and Black
Bull tavern, 4 Riddel's close
John, cleik, 18 Dundas street
R. W.esq. (manairer General Steam Na-
vigation Co.) 21 Waterloo pi- 14 Shore,
and Laverock bank — vessels start from
Gran ton pier
Richard, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
102 Nicolson street — bouse 104
Robert, esq. W.S. 12 London street
Robt. bookseller, 19 Queen street
— — Robert, teacher, Edinburgh Academy —
ho. 4 Henderson row
Robert, Dr, 7 Nelson street
■ Robt. stamper, G.P.O. 1 St James' st.
R. S. grocer & spirit dealer, 13 Rose st
. Thomas, architect, 69 Great King street
Thos. cabinetmaker, 8 Queen's pi.
*, Thos. wine and spirit merchant, 111
Kirkgate
Hamilton, Sir Wm. hart, advt., professor of
logic and metaphysics, 16 Gt. King st.
Dr W. B. surgeon, 72 Broughton street
William {A. H.SfSon,) 27 Montague st.
Wra. stamper, G.P.O. 1 nor. St James' st
WiUiam, spirit dealer, 24 Rose street
William, tea dealer, 1 62 Fountainbridge
Wm. tea dealer, 11 Bristo street
W. teacher, Dr Bell's school, Niddry st.
— house, 23 Clerk street
^Irs Agnes, 1 1 Leopold place
Mrs General, Innerwick lodge
Mrs Captain, 25 Howard place
Mrs James, 10 Nicolson street
Mrs W. 13 Rankeillour street
Mrs, 3 Northumberland street
Mrs, practical phrenologist, 83 Princes
street
Mrs, seminary, 24 Greenside place
Mrs, 69 Northumberland street
Mrs Robert, 24 Inverleith row
Mrs T. 10 Hill place
Mrs, midwife, 8 Queen's pi. Greenside
Miss, 32 Moray place
Miss, teacher of music, 116 George st.
Miss, dressmaker, 4 e. Adam street
Miss, milliner, 23 Nicolson street
Miss, 118 Princes street
Miss, 10 Hamilton place, Stockbridge
Misses, 6 Danube street
*Hammond, C. T. landing surveyor of Cus-
toms, Custom house
^Hampton Wm. cooper and fish-curer, 15 Dock
street — house 22 Co\)urg street
Hancock, Harry, teacher of the flute, 4 north
James' street
Handyside, Hugh, esq. W.S. 57 York place
.T. wood & land valuator, 75 Brought, st.
Dr P. D., acting surgeon to the Royal
Infirmary, and lecturer on surgery, 45
York place
Robert, esq. advocate, and Sheriff'of Stir-
lingshire, 1 1 Hope street
Mrs, 59 York place
Mrs A. 11 Clarence street
Mrs R. 28 London street
Miss, 5 Buccleuch street
Misses, 1 Brandon street
Hannan, Donald, tailor, 73 Rose street
Hanson, Wm. teacher of music, 26 Nelson st.
*Harbour-master's office, foot of Shore
Harden, R.A. esq. 6 Doune terrace
Hardesty, Geo. com. agent, 15 Buccleuch st.
*Hardie and Co. merchants and shipowners
37 Charlotte street
Andrew, cabinetmaker, &c. 16 Lady
Lawson's wynd — house 50 Lauriston
Charles, spirit dealer, 16 Catharine st.
Drummond, shipowner, 5 Queen's pi.
James, tailor, 2 Glanville place
James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 15
Queensferry street — ho. 1 Lynedoch pi.
Jas. ( Gazette office,) 13 N. Bank street
Jas. tobacco manufacturer, 37 Leith st.
— — J. M. shoemaker, 13 Broughton place
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Hardie, John esq. 5 Mansfield place
John, grocer, 79 Broughton street
Ralph, cattle dealer, 5 Tobaijo street
Robt., supert. of Fire Engines, 12 Royal
Exchange
Robt. printer, 32 Thistle St.— h, 6 Pitt st
* Thomas, merchant, 10 St John's place
Tho8., provision store, 42, Jamaica st.
Wm. cabinetmaker, 65 Thistle street
• Wm. lodgings, 11 Lothian street
Mrs Peter, 2 Fife place
Mrs, lodgings, 20 St James' square
Miss, music teacher, 13 Rankeillour st.
Miss, teacher of music, French, &c-,
6, Pitt street
Miss, lodgings, 13 Broughton place
Hardiviller, Mrs D., 19 India street
Hardy, Mrs Thomas, 10 Buccleuch place
E. L. furrier and straw hat maker, 2
Pitt street
Hardyman. Mrs Capt. 5 Howard place
Hargitt, C. jun. professor of music^ 56 Queen
street
C. music teacher,. 76 Queen street
Hargreaves, Jn. carrier, 11 Candlemaker row
Harington, Robt. esq. west Grange house
Harkin, Hugh, principal of Academy for Ge-
neral Education, 18 Brown square
Harkness, Mrs, 30 St Andrew's square
Harkom, Joseph, gunmaker, 31 w. Register st.
Harley, Charles, shoemaker, 303 High street
■ John, tailor, 18 west Richmond street
— W. & Co. boot and shoemaker, 51 so. b.
*Harlow, David, joiner, Poplar lane
* John, nailer, Storie's alley
* Mrs W., nailer, 31 Commercial, pi. —
house 10 Shore
Harper, George, weaver. Water of Leith
Rev. James, D.D. Bonington lodge
James, carver and gilder, 8 Cowgate
Joseph, esq., 2, Smith's place
Mrs Robert, 10 Comely bank
Mrs, sicknurse, 161 Rose street
Harriman, Misses, 10 Albya place
Harris, Rev. Geo. 2 Hope Park
Harrison and Halkett, woollen drapers, hatters,
and hosiers, 36 North bridge
Geo. (H. cSc H.) 19 St Patrick square
Miss, 14 Inverleith row
Harrower, John, stone-mercht. — yard, Lothian
road and Admiralty street*
Wm. tavern keeper, 153 High street
Hart & Hume, teachers, 2 Drummond st.
Thomas, wine and spirit dealer, 17 Frede-
rick street, and 355 High street
John, (National bank), 22 Scotland st.
IVIiss, 2 Wight's place
Harthill, John & Sm, newspa. & gen. agents,
newsrooms 23 Waterloo pi. — house 16
Argyle square
Harvey, George, historical paint?r, 15 Bruns-
wick street. Hillside
Lt.-Col. Jas. of Castlesemple, K. H. 10
Picardy place
— — James, esq. of Brownlee, 45 George sq.
*Harvey, John, solicitor and notary public, 21
Bernard street
Jn. Royal bazaar, 25 Princes street — ho.
63 North br.
Watson ( B. Linen Co., ) 1 5 Clyde street
Lady, 17 Carlton terrace
*IIarvie, Jn. fish-curer and spirit dealer, I
Citadel and 7 Sandport street
Hastie, .Tames, hair cutter and perfumer, 36
Howe street and 7 Baxter's pi. — h. 34
Howe street
Jas. wine and spirit mercht. 3 1 Nelson st.
James, tailor, 1 Castlebarns
John, lodgings, 133 Princes street
Peter, boot & shoemker. 11 Richmdpl.
R. B. Holy rood glass work, 14 s. b. Can.
Mrs William, 7 Inverleith row
Hastings, Sir Chas. K.C.H. 36 York place
Haswell, Geo. writer, 2 Graham street
Js. wine mercht. & grocer, 30 Greenside
St., 497 Lawnm. and 27 Grassmarket
Hatton, Dr, druggist, 24 no. west Circus pi.
James, esq. W.S. 2 west Claremoac st.
*Hawkfield Lunatic Asylum, Restalrigrd.
Hawks, J. bridle- bit & spur-maker, 1 Caltonh.
Hawkins, Benj. late Commander, Revenue
service. Laverock bank
Ilawley, Mrs Dr, 10 Maryfield
Haxton, Richard, jeweller, 1 1 Potterrow
Wm., spirit dealer, 17 Market street
Hay & Addis, (late G. ^^ C. Hay,) plumbers,
79 George street
'Forrest, and Wm. Cooper Hay, silk
dyers and scourers, 16 Leith Walk
Adam, esq. W.S. 7 Maitland street
Sir Adam, bart. banker, Duddingst. ho.
Alex, supert. of Register Office — house
Register place
Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 10
Greenside row — ho. 28 Greenside street
Alex, writer, Bonington bank
■ Alex, portrait engraver, 9 Henry street
Andrew, esq. 20 Dublin street
David, M.D., F.R.C.S. 7 Queen street
• D. spirit dealer, 27 Bristo street
D. R. decorative painter to the Queen,
90 George street
Daniel, gro. and wine mt., 1 w. Lauriston
■ Geo. tinsmith, 117 Nicolson street
■ George, house agent, 166 Fountainbridge
George, (of J. Milne and Son,) 10
Catharine street
Jas., postmaster, 2 n. back Canongate
* Jas. of Edin. Ropery Co. — h. 5 Links pi.
* • James, smith, Bowie close
* James, baker, 132 Kirkgate
* • James, spirit dealer, 24 Shore
Jas. brace and bit and edge tool maker,
8 M'Dowall street
Captain James, H. E. I. C. 126 Princes st.
.James, shoemaker, 10 Elder street
J. H. (late brushmaker,) John's place
.John, esq. of Morton, 22 Charlotte sq.
John, mill-master, Bonington mills —
house 2 Pitt street, north Leith*
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Hay, John, depate clerk of Session, 4 Hill st.
John, recorder of Calton burying grounds,
21 Calton hill— ho. 9 Abbey hill
John, woollen draper. 289 High street —
house 18 Brouiihton street
P. & R. (late Cooper,) silk-dyers and
scourers, 1 Heriot buildings — See Ado.
* J. baker, 35 Sheriff br. and 7 Couper st.
• Captain P., H.E.I. C.S. 25 StBernd.'s cres.
. Peter (P. ^- R. Hay,) 3 King's place
Pet. watchmaker & jeweller, 39 Leith st.
— — Robert (P. 4' R. Hay,) 11 King's place
* T. raerch', 31 Quality st.-h. Prospect bk.
. W. cabinetmaker and undertaker, Had-
don's court
* William, spirit dealer, 49 Yardheads
.Wm. victual dealer, 31 Richmond place
William, smith, Syme's Court
■ W. W. esq. of Blackburn, W.S. 1 7 Shand-
» wick place
Lady, 15 Shandwick place
Mrs Chas., Rosemount
Mrs, 14 Mitchell street
Mrs Major, 6 Teviot row
Mrs P. grocer, 1 Pilrig place
Mrs D. R., 14 Heriot place
Miss Dalrymple, 7 Coates crescent
]Miss, corset maker, 22 Clerk street
. — — Miss, 126 Prince's street
Miss Jean, dressmaker, 5 Barony street
■ Misses, 5 Lynedoch place
Hayne, Miss, staymaker, 92 Princes street
Healy, Martin, & Co. shoemakers to the Queen
74 George street
Heastie, Robert, baker, 2 Salisbury street
Robert, jun., baker, 2 Salisbury st.
Heather, Geo. B. foreign timber merchant,
Palace yard
Heatlie, Jas. assist, elk. of Sess. 8 St Bern, row
*Heatly, Adam, dairy, 9 St Andrew street
Hector, Alex, writir, 3 n. St David st. — ho.
1 1 Danube street
David, esq. advocate, 19 Nelson street.
Heddell, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 66
George street
Hederick, Robert, esq. Christian bank
Heiton, John, builder, 7 north-west Circus pi,
Mrs George, 5 Deanhaugh street
Miss Jessy, dressmk. 5, Deanhaugh st.
Henderson & Bisset, bookbini^ers to her Ma-
jesty 19 Hill street
Adam, tavern, 13 Hia;h (;errace
■ Alex, coal mercht. 1 Nelson place
Alex, leather merchant, 11 Lothian st.
Alex, teacher of singing, 5 Howe street
Alex, beef-steak sh. 72 Leith st.
* ^Alexander, agent and customhouse bro-
ker, 70 Timber bush
* ■ Alex, tailor, 10 Old Church street
-^ Andrew, late merchant, 6 Fife place
Andrew, cooper. Castle bank
— ^ Captain G. D. C. Clayhills of Hallyards,
13 Clareraont crescent
— — Dr Andrew, R.N. 129 Fountainbridge
. Chas, {Geo. Berry Sj- Co.,) 1 1 Smith pi.
*Henderson, David, wine & spirit merch*, 53
Bernard st. — ho. 9 Wellington place
David, grocer, 37 n. Richmond street
David, grocer, 27 Thistle street
David, clerk, 35 Bristo street
Rev. David, teacher, 6 Rankeillour at.
D. chimney sweeper, 9 Gibb's entry
David, writer, 3 Gilmore place
Eagle, esq. (Eagle Sf H.,) 16 Coates cres.
G. coach proprietor, 7 Drumraond st.
George, victual dealer, 56 Broughton sL
George {B. L. Co.,) 5 Pitt street
G. coppersmith and brazier, 55 L. Calton
— hovise, 21 Leith street
* Geo. clothier and tailor, 135 Kirkgate
* George, grocer, 5& Giles street
Ginnes, {of Customs,) Laverock bank
Halbert, coach maker, 98 Abbey hill
'^' James, shipowner, Madeira place
James, hay dealer, 39 Fountainbridge
* -Jas. spirit dealer, 5 Dock place
—--James, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 7
Leith street.
Jas., late of excise, 2 lower Gilmore pi.
Rev. James, 65 Castle street
James, {H. i^- Bisset,) 19 Young street
Jas. teacher of Eng. and geog. 6 George
street — See Adv.
James, S.SC.and acct. 54 South Bridge
James, engraver, 27 Howe street
James F. esq. Bank of Scotland, 3 west
Claremont place
■ James, cowfeeder, 69 Thistle street
John, slater & glazier, 38 George st. —
house 30 Hanover street
— — John, architect, 8 Duke street
John, Queen's Remembrancer, 18
Walker street
John, junior, agent for the London Hat
Company, 46 North Bridge
J. Wright and undertaker. Mound
John, hairdresser, 14 west Richmond st.
John, esq. S.S.C. and N.P. 20 St Patk. sq-
Jn. Wright and builder, back of 1 Athoie
Crescent — ho. 2 Stafford street
— — John, jun. builder, 1 Manor place
John, Tron tavern, 1 1 South Bridge
John E. teacher of music, 5 Howe st.
John and Co., fieshers, 6 Kerr street
John, hatter, 10 n. Bridge — h. Craighall
John (the Fishery office,) 50 Thistle st.
Jn. mercht. 52Lauriston — h. 14 Heriot pi.
John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 7
William street
John and Co., tinplate worker, 4 Dean-
haugh street
John, painter, 4 Spence's place
John, spirit dealer, FJesh Market close
• Peter, teacher, 25 St Patrick square
Robt. esq. writer. Royal exchange — ho.
6 St Vincent street
Robert, esq. advocate, 49 Great King st.
Robt. teacher of singing, 37 Candlem-r.
* Robt. & Co. Russian merchant, 5 Char-
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Henderson, Robert, wright. Church street
■ Roche, cowi'eeder, 10 Riego street
S. F. spirit-merchant, 15 Downie pi. —
house, 16 A.dam street
Thomas, spirit dealer, 12 s. b. of
Canongate — house 16 Adam street
Thos. esq. M.D. 4 Montgomery st.
Thos. esq. Professor of Practical Astro-
nomy, 1 Hillside crescent
Thomas, wright, Hill street lane — house
10 Thistle street
Thomas, baker, 1 Hill place
* Thomas, fish dealer, 1 Old Church st.
-^ Thomas, clerk of the corn market and
inspector of weights and measures, 23
Lauriston street
Walter, inspector of gas, 17 New street
"Walter, comm. traveller, 1 3 High terrace
W. & R. mercht. 293 High St.— h. 170
Wm. M.D., F.R.C.P., prof, of medicine
and gen. pathology, 63 Northumb. st.
Wm. esq. (National Bank,) 12 Athole pi.
Wm. jeweller, Rosehall
* Wm. shoemaker, 24 Sandport street —
ho. 37 Couper street
*— — William, baker, 14 Coalhill
William, spirit dealer, 11 Grassmarket
■ William, spirit dealer, 20 Buccleuch st.
W. messenger, (Rl. bank,) Clyde st. lane
W. victual dealer, 29 Lothian st. — h. 30
Mrs Dr, 41 Gilmore place
Mrs, 8 Athole place
]\Irs, lady's nurse, 46 Home street
Mrs, lodgings, 34 Hanover street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 7 Dock place.
Mrs, 4 Montgomery street
Mrs, midwife, 4 Queensferry street
Mrs, 21 George's square
]\Irs, Lodgings, School lane, ivlorningside
■ Mrs M. lodgings, 2 Keir street
• Mrs, corsetraaker, 1 1 Leith street terrace
Mrs, Edward, 9 Randolph crescent
■^ Mrs, 10 Wellington place
Mrs, 24 St Patrick sq.
Mrs, broker, 251 Cowgate
Mrs, lodgings, 7 India place
Miss, milliner & straw-hat mak,, 10 Elder
street
Miss, 20 London street
Miss E. dressmaker, &c. 98 Canongate
Miss, dressmaker, 4 east Arthur place
Misses, milliners, &c. 19 Broughton st.
Miss, straw-hat manufact. 20 Nicol. st.
Miss, 130 Princes street
*Hendrie & Crombie, silk mercers, haberdash-
ers and clothiers, 53 Tolbooth wynd
J. china and glass warehouse, 23 Green-
side place
R. wright, 42 Pleasance — h. 2 Roxb. st.
■ Miss, 5 Dewar place
Hennecy, W. wine and spirit mer. 23 Howe st
Henry, £d. cattle agent, 2 Frederick street
Jn. artificial limb and bandage maker,
17 Drummond street
John, writer, 7 n. w. Circus place
Henry, Robert, tailor & clothier, 142 High st.
WiUiam, builder, 11 Scotland street
Wm. boot and shoemaker, 12 n. St Au«
drew street — ho. 20 Rose street
* Mrs Thos. 2 Portland terrace
Mrs, milliner, 28 Leith street
Hepburn, George, agent, 1 Queensferry street
* James, housekeeper. Bell's school
S. carver and gilder, 26 Hanover street —
house 51
■ William, glazier and painter, 3 Fotterrow
]\Irs, Britannia tavern, Gabriel's road
Mrs, lodgings, 21 Montague street
Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 3 Potterrow
Misses, 23 London street
Herbert, Mrs, 9 Bruntsfield place
Hercules Insuhance Co. of Scotland, 57
North bridge
Herd, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Broughton place
Herdman, Alex, mail coach office, 52 Brough-
ton street
Andrew, teacher, 5 Newport street
John, baker, 1 Fingal place
John, baker, 8 Roxburgh place
Heriot, F. L. Maitland, esq. yr. of Ramornie,
advocate, 9 south east Circus place
Thomas, woollen and linen draper, 427
Lawnmarket — house 1 1 Bank street
* William, printer, 17 Quality street — ho.
114 Constitution street
]\Irs, 4 Montgomery street
Mrs, Andrew, 1 4 Pitt street
Mrs Marion, lodgs. I Gardner's crescent
Heriot's, Geoiige, Hospital; Adam Luke
treasurer — chambers 1 1 Royal Exch.
* Heron, John, shipmaster, 13 Albany street
Wm. grocer, 160 Cowgate — house Old
Assembly close
Herring Fishery Office, R. Institution,
and 2 Dock place*
Herries, Wm. Young, esq. (of Spottes) W.S.
17 Nelson st. — house 10 Royal circus
Hetherton, H. smith and bell-hanger, 19
Hercles street
Hewat, G. and Co. wine and spirit merchants
to H. R. H. Prince Albert, 35 Geo. st.
George {Hewat and Co.,) 37 George st.
James, bootmaker, 13 Bristo street
Jno. {Jas. Spittal ^ Son,) 3 Scotland st.
Robt, victual dealer, 136 Pleasance
T. currier & leath. mercht. 5 Niddry st. —
ho. Pennywell, Grange loan
Mrs, 4 Montgomery street
Higgin, Mrs, lodgings, 17 Cheyne street
Higgings, Fran, hairdresser, 42 Grassmarket
* VV. toy shop, 17 Citadel street
* Mrs D., vintner, 4 Citadel street
Highland and Agricultural Society of
Scotland, 6 Albyn place
Hill, A. publisher, colourman, and printer to
the R. S. Academy, 67 Princes street —
ho. 7 Dun das street
Andrew, esq. W.S. 43 Broughton street
D. boot & shoe warehouse, 38 Howe st.
David, agent, 2 Hay street
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Hill, D. 0. R., S.A. landscape painter, 98 In-
verleith row
Francis, hairdresser, Newhaven
Fred, inspector of prisons, 1 1 Howard pi.
George, srocer, wine merch., & purveyor
to the Queen, 45 Frederick street — ho.
6 Saxe- Coburg place
Geo. smith and beam maker, 12 Rich-
mond place
H. D. esq. W.S. 2 Picardv place
Jas. L. esq. W.S. {Ritchie Sf Hill,) 11
India street
James, grocer and wine merchant, 175
High street — house 10 St John street
Jas, grocer & sp, dealer, 85 Kirkgate —
house 86
Jas. builder, Mound — ho. 87 Princes st.
J- grocer 8 West port— ho. 18 Keir st.
J. grocer, 113 Cowgate — house 10 Mer-
chant street
John, victual dealer, 7 Jamaica street
■ ■ John (B. Linen Co.,) 28 Scotland street
John, poulterer, 60 Broughton street
M'Culloch, boot and shoe warehouse,
43 and 45 Nicolson street
Norman, esq. advocate, 69 Hanover st.
* Thos. spirit dealer, 26 Bridge street
Wm., cut leather warehouse, 58 Gallon
• William, tailor, 67 Cumberland street
Mrs, 19 Alva street
Mrs John, 37 Frederick street
'},lrs Robert, 5 Abercromby place
Mrs Robert, 19 Gilmore place
]\Irs, 377 High street
Mrs, 5 High terrace
Mrs, 24 Heriot row
Hills, John, coal agent, 21 Gardner's crescent
Hillhouse, William, upholsterer, 3 Jamaica st.
Ililliard, H. & H. cutlers & surgical instrut.
makers to the Royal Public Dispensary,
7 Nicolson st — house 61 Clerk street
Hindshaw, James, plasterer, 2 Hamilton place
Hinshelwood R. cabinetmaker, !5Richmdpl,
Hislop, Alexander, p:iinter, 13 Pitt street
* Geo. spirit dealer, 2 Bernard street
Rev. Geo. chaplain to the prison of Edin-
burgh, 5 Norton place
Robert, baker, 55 Clerk street
Fiobt. letter-carrier, 16 Jamaica street
Mrs, French corset & stay maker, 69
George street
Mrs C. dealer in toys, 3 St Vincent st.
Mrs Margt. lodgings, 71 Cumberland, st.
Mrs, lodgings, 26 Cumberland street
— ■ — Mrs, lodgings, 13 Pitt street
Hitchcock, J. D. esq. 13 King's place
Kitchener, Mrs G. 17 Minto street
Hobb, John, writer, 10 Mary place
Hobday, T. post-master, York place lane
Hodge, J. and Son, tailors and clothiers, 10
Hanover street
* Patrick, merchant, .32 Bernard street
Mrs Thos. 1 Upper Gray street
Miss, 22 London street
and Macdonald, dressmakers, 62 Hanr. st.
Hodges, D. jeweller and silversm. 11 Geo. st.
Hodgson, ]\Irs, 24 Gardner's crescent
Sirs Dr, Bloomberry cottage
Mrs Dr, 11 Forres street
Hoels, S. umbrella maker, 5 Bread street
Ho'son, Dr John, The Bloom, Canaan
Hoffman, ,!.'& M., planemakers, 47 Lothian st.
HofFard, Wm. printer, 9 Thistle street
Hogarth, ]Mrs, 108 George street
*Hogben, Mrs, Bathfield
Hogg, Adam, tailor, 34 Broughton street
David, letter carrier, 93 Nicolson street
David, agent, 13 King's place
Francis, fish, tackle maker, 1 1 Hanover st.
Fr. (F. G. Mitcheltfy Co.,) 5 Haddn. pi.
James, flesher, 125 Causeyside
Jas. hairdresser and perfumer, 92 High st.
James, printer and stat. 122 Nicolson st.
John, grocer and spirit dealer, 38 St
Andrew st. and 15 Horse wynd
John, esq. 7 Scotland street
John, carver and gilder, 46 Thistle st.
Robt. esq. 21 Norton place
Thos. esq. 5 Middleby street
W. uphol. and appraiser, 50 Dundas st.
& Young St. lane — ho. 47 Cumberl. st.
Wm. esq. 5 Haddington place
Wm. W. E. 3 St Bernard's row
Mrs, 60 Hanover street
Mrs, grocer, 4-5 William street
Mrs, 14 St Bernard's crescent
Miss, dressmaker, 9 n. Richmond stree
Hogue, Robt. surgeon dentist, 65 Queen street
Holcombe, Lieut.-col. H. F. (C.B.) Merchis-
ton bank
Koltum, Thos. tailor, 22 Duke street
Hollis, Daniel, tailor, 34 Frederick street
j\Iisses, milliners, straw- hat, and dressm.
34 Frederick street
Holms, J. hardware merct, 120 & 122 W. port
Holyrood flint-glass works, s. b. of Canongate
Home, Alex. G., M.D. 2d Dragoon Guards,
Whitfield place
David, stockbroker, 68 Princes street
George, esq. Pilrig place
Geo. esq. of Burskinburn, Malta house
G. Y.(A. Usher 6^- Co..) 3 Leopold place
Dr .James, esq. JM.D., late prof, of med.,
29 York place
J. H. esq. of Longformacus, 27 Howard
place
R, engraver and lithographer, 9 Terrace,
Leith street
William, esq. W.S. 12 so. Charlotte st.
— ho. N. Merchistou house
Lady, of Blackadder, 19 Rutland street
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Greenside place
a\Iiss, 146 Princes street
Miss, lodgings, 17 Greenside street
Miss, boarding school, 4 Gt. Stuart st.
■ Misses, 45 Cxcorge square
Honyman, Lady Mary, 6 Shandwick place
Hood, George, baker, 25 Thistle street
Jas. tailor, 116 Nicolson street
Thomas, bootmaker, 144 Rose street
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Hook, Adam, lodgings, f)0 Rose street
Hoolt, Rob. chimney-sweeper, 99 Grassmarket
*HoPE Life Assur. Agency, 18 Hope cres.,
Win. M'Kean, agent
& Oliphant, esqrs. W.S. 119 Princes st.
*. Bruce & Co. wine merchants, 52 Con-
stitution street
Right Hon. Charles, 12 Moray place
A. flcsher, 60 Queen st. — house CO Castle
street
James, jun. esq. W.S. 119 Princes st. —
ho. 10 Rutland sq.
James, jun., esq. W.S. 31 Moray place
J. grocer and spirit dealer, 121 Pleasance
• James, flesher, 21. Union place — ho. 23
Right Hon. John, lord justice clerk, 20
Moray place
. John, esq. W.S. 31 Moray place
■ Robert, baker, 449 Lawnmarket
* Sir John's coal depot, 145 Constitu. st.
Thos. Lord Nelson tavern, 75 Adam sq.
Dr Thos. C, prof, of chemistry and che-
mical pharmacy Univ. 31 Moray pi.
Lady, 20 Inverleith row
*= Mrs George, candlemaker, 74 Giles st.
Mrs M. 14 Clerk street
— Miss E. 10 Jamaica street
Hopetoun Rooms, 72 Queen st. — John Barry
Hopkirk, J. G. esq. W.S. 75 Great King st.
T. tea and spirit merchant, 25 Charles
street
Hopper, Thos. cowfeeder, Restalrig
Hopporton, S. tea dealer, G west Preston st.
Hopton, Geo. stay-maker to the Queen, 68
Princes street
John, German clock maker, 332 Lawnm.
W. G. wooden clock maker, 72 St Mary
wynd
Horetsky, Mons. teach, of music, 7 Scotkl. st.
Horn, Andrew {G. P. O.,) 1 Gay field place
* John, spirit dealer, 38 Shore
Robert {Bank of Scotland,) Sciennes ho.
Robt. esq. advocate, 50 JVIoray place
William, S.S.C. 3 Chapel street
Wm. Joseph, esq. 1 Gayfield place
Home & Rose, esqrs. W.S. 96 George street
Alex, letter carrier, Gilchrist's entry
Arch. esq. ace', 74 George street — ho.
Hazel bank, Murrayfield
— — David, shoemaker, 13 Hill place
Don. esq. W.S.of Langwell, 10 Athole cr.
J. W. surveyor of roads, 4 Park street
Wm. painter, 6 Brunswick street
Mrs W. 30 Hamilton place
Mrs, 5 Sanders street
j\Iiss, milliner, 2 Clerk street
Horning Office, Register house
Horsburgh, George, shoemaker, 92 Rose street
• Major, E.LC.S. 10 St Bernard's cresc.
■ T. gardener, Dean
Walter, esq. W.S. 29 Northumberland st.
jNliss, 19 India street
Miss, teacher of music, 6 e. JBroughton pi.
Horsley, Mrs, 21 Moray place
Horsman,Wm. esq.sp Charlotte square
*Hosie, Miss, lodgings, 15 Constitution street
Hospital, Gillespie's, Wright's houses, Robt.
Kerr and Geo. Meikle, joint treasrs.
— ; — Fever, 13 Cxeorge st. W, Whyte, treasurer
■ George Heriot's, Lauriston, Adam Luke,
treasurer
G. Watson's, Meadows, S. Aitken, treas.
Lock, 7 Surgeon sq.
Merchant Maiden, Lauriston lane, James
Burgess, treasurer
Orphan, Dean, J. G. Wood, W.S. trcns.
Private, & Dispensary, Mintoho. Argyle
square — Mrs Cooper, matron
Trades' Maiden, Argyle sq.— R. Sclater,
1 1 South bridge, treasurer
Trinity, foot of Leith wynd, James
GifFord, treasurer
Hossack, A. lodgings — 62 Frederick street
M. chiropodist to the Queen, eld Broughn.
Wm. spirit dealer, Sunnybk. Lond. road
Mrs, 9 Minto street
Miss, dressmaker, 5 old Broughton
Houd, Andw. victual dealer, 64 India place
Houlden, Thos. stationer & account-book ma-
nufac. 9 Nicol. st. — h. 20 Rankeillourst.
House of Refuge, Queensberry house
Houston, John, artist, 10 Duncan street
JIrs, 29 Cheyne street
Houstoun, Misses, 20 Heriot row
Houy, Miss, 35 York place
Howden, A. victual dealer, 134 Nicolson street
— house 22 St Patrick square
A. esq. W.S. 11 Howe street— ho. 21
Walker street
— — Alex. esq. 17 upper Grey street
C. hosier, glove and shoe wareho. 7 N. br.
Francis, esq. 3 Bellevue crescent
James, esq. clerk to Society for Propagat-
ing Christian Knowledge, 15 Graham st.
Jas. and Co. jewellers and watchmakers,
56 North bridge — ho. 25 Windsor st.
Matthew, esq. 50 Minto street
OHver {BaHknfScoi/anc/,)l3Anna.nda.\est.
P. & Co. wine and spirit mer. 7 Mews
lane — house 6 Brandon street
Robert, esq. W.S. 14 Pitt street
Wm. overseer, Inverleith nursery
Mrs J., 20 Leopold place
Mrs John, 5 Dean street
Howe, David, printer, 9 Thistle street
Howell, John, polyartist, 1 10 Rose street
Howey, Thomas & Co. carriers, (E. & G. R.)
Stat. 3 Bristo st. and 53 Timber Bush*
*Howie, A. C, agent for JWingate Distillery,
30 Mitchell street
James, portrait and animal painter, 45
Princes street
* James, spirit-dealer, 7 Foxe's lane
John, surgeon & druggist 96 Pleasance
Wm. carter. Echo bank
* Mrs, lodgings, 52 Kirkgate
Howison, Jas. teacher of dancing, 72 North-
umberland St.
A, Young, esq. of Hyndford, 1 5 Inver-
leith row
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Howison John, carver & gilder. Advocates cl.
John, architect & builder, 2 Lothian r.
J. & W. shawl manufac. 2 Drumd. st.
— — Wm- & Sons woollen and linen drapers,
1 Druramond street — house Rosehall
Wm. shawl raanufr. 189 Causeyside
William, tertius, esq. 1 1 A Iva street
Wm. spirit-dealer, 7 Causeyside
Wm. painter and paper-hanger, 27 Fre-
derick street
Dr W., F.R.C.S. 9 Nicolson sq— Lecture
room 8
William, engraver, 8 Frederick street
Howkins, John, engineer, Granton
Hudson, Tho. comrais. agent, 2 Alva st.
Huddliston, John, maltster & brewer, 37 Ab-
beyhill
Hughes & Mylne, esq. W.S. 35 Charlotte sq.
* Edwin, saw maker, Leith mills — house
Hillhousefield
George, esq. W.S. 35 Charlotte sq — ho.
24 Alva street
John, {Ballantyne and Hughes,) 37 e.
Claremont street
— Mrs W. spirit dealer, 149 Causeyside
Huie, Alex, accountant, 16 I-ondon street
Richard, Esq. M.D. 8 George square
Mrs James, 10 George street
*HuLL AND Leith Shipping Co. 80 Shore
and Leith Steam Packet Office, 44 Ber-
nard street, John Inkster agent
Captain, Granton
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 12 Portland place
Hume Adam, shoemaker, 51 Candlemaker row
Alex., innkeeper, Parkside, old Gib. Toll
David, lodgings, 13 Abbey strand
.James, baker, 4 Howe street
James, spirit dealer, 1 Niddry street
Jas. superintea. ferry boats, Newhaven
John, reed maker, 97 Grassmarket
John, brush manufacturer, 108 w. Bow
John, cowfeeder, 12 Sanders street
•'• John, builder, Hillhousefield
John, Sasine Office, Register House, 22
Alva street
* J. & E. dressmakers, 8 Laurie street
Robert, cowfeeder, Wallace place
Rob. CBrodie and 11.,) 3 e. Register st.
* R. W. stationer, chart seller, pickle and
sauce vender, 52 Shore
* R. W. lithographer, 21 Broad wynd
Wm. sen. {Brodie and H-,) 23 w. Register
street
AVm. jun. {Brodie and H.,) 10 Dublin st.
Mrs, nurse, 4 west Richmond street
]\Irs, grocer & spirit dealer, 33 Lothian st.
Mrs George, lodgings, 26 Cumberland st.
Mrs, 33 Montague street
Mrs Jmet, lodgings, 6 Howe street
• Mrs, 5 Dean street
Miss, of Ninewells, 34 Moray place
* Miss, teacher, 111 Constitution street
•'= Humphrey, Jn spirit dealer, 28 Queen
street
Hunt, Jas. esq. (of PittencriofF,) 13 Moray pi.
Hunt, William, esq. W.S. 26 Broughton pi.
Mrs Colonel, 26 Stafford street
Hunter, Campbell, & Co. esqrs. W.S. 7 York
place
& Lawrie, woolen drapers, 381 High st.
* & Co. tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
12 Coalhill— h. 52 Kirkgate
Alexander, grocer, 54 Westport
Adam, esq. M.D. surgeon, 18 Aber-
croniby place
Alex. esq. W.S. {H. Campbell df Co.,)
— house Drum house
Alex, surgeon, and lecturer on surgery,
13 Argyle square
Andrew & Son, snuff manufrs., grocers,
& drysalters, 1 Bristo port and 1 South
Clerk St. — h. l4Soc.
Charles, spirit dealer, 5 Grove place
David, tinsmith, ironmonger, and oilman,
15 Howe street — h. 17
David, coach hirer, 24 Dundas street
David, {Greig and Co.,) 13 Union st.
Gabriel, smith, Albany lane
Captain George, 2 Maitland street
George, smith, 56 Brougiiton street
* Geo. flesher, N. mrkt— h. 51 Tolb wyd.
H. Wright & undertaker l so. Howard pi.
James, baker, 31 Thistle street
James, spirit dealer, 176 Canongate
James, plough maker, Souih back of
Canongate — ho. 59 Broughton st.
John, esq. W.S. 13 Hill street
■ John, esq. jun. W.S. 5 Fettes row
John, saddler & harness maker, 32 Foun-
tainbridge — h. 13 Earl Grey street
Rev. John, 9 Regent terrace
John, clothier, 179 Canongate
John, session clerk and kirk treasurer,
179 Canongate
John, silk manufacturer, 315 Canongate
* John {Bel/,Rannie,and Co.,) 63 Consti-
tution street
John (^A. Hunter §• Son,) 14 Society
John, shoemaker, 20 High riggs
John, grocer, 38 Abbeyhill
■ Lockhart, esq. 13 Hill street
' Major, 145 Princes street
Philip, cooper, 6 Sibbaldpl. & 44Nic. st.
Richard, esq. 1 Doune terrace
Robert esq. advocate, Sheriff of Bute-
shire, G7 Northumberland st.
Robt. candle manufacturer, 137 Fountain-
bridge, and 173 Westport
Robert, grocer, 29 Cowgate
* Robert, and Son, smiths, 109 Kirkgate
=!■ Robert, jun. {M. Hunter and Son,) 4
Junction street (south)
Robert, dairy, 2 Haddington place
Thos. tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 7
Bristo St. — h. 50 Rankeillor street
W. tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 33
Elder street — ho. 9 James' place
Wm. bookseller, 22 Dundas street
William, currier, 9 Lauriston street
William, provision shop, 293 Cowgate
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*Hunter William, dairy, 36 Yardheads
William, wright, Howard street
Wm. wright and buiidtr, Morniiigside
William, broker, Kit Cowgate
. William, agent, 7 Salisbury st.
— — Sirs Captain, 10 Coates Crescent
Mrs Andrew B. 7 Salisbury street
Mrs D.bookb. and staiionr, 129 High st.
Mrs F. grocer, 23 College street — ho. 21
Mrs. Robert, 17 Keir street
Mrs, 24 Clarence street
Mrs William, 53 Castle street
■ Mrs, of Blackness, 67 Queen street
■ Mrs, 9 Brunswick street. Hillside
— — Mrs, victual dealer, 19 w. Preston sti-eet
JMrs, lodgings, 13 north-west Circus pi.
Mrs, Elizabeth, lodgings, Stonetield
* Mrs, furniture dealer, 14-3 Kirkgate
]\Irs John, vintner, 8 Shore
Miss, 17 Keir street
—. — Miss A. 7 Minto street
Miss C. 51 Minto street
Lliss, 50 Rankeillour st.
Misses, dressm. and milliners, 13 Hope st.
& Crone, teachers (St Stiphou's school),
44 Cumberland street
Miss, 25 Haddington place
Husband, Mrs Dr, 30 Clarence st.
Hutcheon, VvlUiam, 3 Dean street
Hutcheson, J. (^Bank of Scot.,) 3 Wharton pi.
Ilutchins, Cha. esq. surgeon-dentist, 36 Char-
lotte square
*Hutchinson and Rogers, timber merchants,
Morton street
Brothers, merchants, 13 Dockplaca
■' John, Esq Claremont park
Thos. Swedish and Norwegian consul —
house, Mayfield
]\Irs, 10 Maitland street
Mrs, 21 Scotland street
'Hutchison, Alex. & Co. tea, wine and spirit
merchants, n. Junction st.
* and Co. merchants, 11 Bernard street
* . A {Alex. H. cS' Co.,) Regent street
* Alex. S.S.C. 18 London street
" Alex, engineer, 4 Cannon street
H. wine, spirit merchant, soda water &
ginger beer brewer, 3 Allison square —
ho. 7 Nicolson square
Henry, victual dealer, 2 Drummond st.
Key. Dr James, 7 St Bernard's crescent
■ J. & Co. hat manuf. 8 Waterloo place
-, J. printer, 16 Clyde street
John, builder, 5 Mackenzie place
Jn. boot and shoemaker, 28 Dean street
M. iiesher, 9 Bernard st., and farmer,
Bangholra
Robert, superintendent of courts, build-
ings, &C. 204 High street
^' Robert, wright & undertak, 1 6 Charl. st.
* Thos. (Hutchison &; Co.,) Hermitage ho.
Wm. and Co. coach builders, Lothian
road — ho. 3
.William, S.S.C, 4, Hunter sq.— ho. 8
Duncan street, Newington
Hutchison, William, abbey ofHcer, 2 Abbey
Wm. provision shop, 4 Kerr street
* Colonel, R. A. Leith Fort
Mrs Colonel, 45 Heriot row
Mrs George, 31 Nelson street
Mrs, 3 Rutland square
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 18 Bedford street
Jlrs, 2 Windsor street
Hut ton, Alexander, grocer, 91 West port
A. {Campbell and Co.,) 8 Graham st.
Arch, pawn broker, 232 Canougate
David, and Son, clothiers and tailors,
22 Lothian street
D. (Z). //. and Son,) 3 w. Preston street
J., teacher, 14 Canning place
* ■ James {U. ^- L. Gas-L. (;o.,) 3 Baltic st.
James, grocer, Water of Leith
* John, inspector, 14 Albany street
* John (it?i7A Ropery C'o.,)31 Bath street
— house 4 Poplar lane
John, flesher, 10 Elder st. — h. 25 James'
square
Robt. silk mercer, Tuscan and straw hat
manufacturer, 36 South br. — ho. 50
" Jlrs Peter, woollen draper, 57 Shore
Mrs, 17 Scotland street
Mrs, midwife, 104 Canongate
Mrs, lodgings, 6 Brighton street
Mrs, 21 Broughton street
Miss, dressmaker, 59 South bridge
Miss, dressmaker, 104 Canongate
Hyland, T.tsq. Gen. Post office, 3 Grove st.
Hyndraan, A. lodgings, 8 st Patrick street
*Hyne, J. printer, 5 Old Bridge end
*lLLir>GE, Thomas & Co. Leith distillery
Imlach, Fran. B. surgeon-dentist, 26 Dublin
street
George, esq. 47 Ann street
George, esq. S.S.C. 29 Elder street
Mrs George, 26 Dublin street
Imperial Fire ANU Life Insurance Co. of
London, A. Gibson <& G. Goold, agts.
— See Adu.
Standard Weight and Measure
Office, 14 Royal Exchange
Improvements Chambersand Collector's Office,
Victoria Terrace
Imrie, Andrew, grocer, 89 Fountainbridge
James, esq. S.S.C, 41 Gt. King street
James, joiner & cabinetmaker, 3 Whar-
ton lane
Inch, John, flesher, 4 south Howard place
Inches, A. leather mercht. 51 Niddry street
Robert {»/ Stark & Co.) 128 Nicolson
street
Inderwick, Miss, 22 Rose street
Industry, House of, 19 St John street
Infant School, Model, Vennel
School, 81 Causey side
St George's, 133 Rose street
Infirmary, Royal, Infirmary street
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Inglis & Wilson, coachbuilders and harness-
makers, 69 Adam sq. and 4 Hay st.
& Burns, esqrs. W.S. 46 Queen street
& Wedderburn, esqrs. W.S. 6 north St
David street
Alex. esq. 22 Rutland square
Alex, marble paper stainer. Anchor do.
Alex, spirit dealer, 317 Cowgate
And. spirit merchant, 76 Grassm. — h. 62
DrA., M.D. andF.R.C.S 33 Albany st.
Chas. S. bookseller, stationer, and libra-
rian, 47 Broughton street
David, grocer, 1 Albany street
Geo. commission sale stables, 100 Rose st
George, leather merchrnt, 15 Graham st.
Geo. & Co., lithographer, 11 P.lound
G. ribbon, lace, and 'glove merchant, 14
So. bridge — ho. 10 Arniston place
H. Maxwell, esq. W. S. 6 n. St David
street — ho. 41 Druramond place
Henry, esq. jun. W.S. 46 Queen st — ho.
Spylaw, Colinton
James, esq. 22 Rutland square
Jas, bookseller, stationer, and librarian,
48 Hanover st — ho. 13 Buccleuch pi.
James, flesher, 91 Nicholson street
John, hide and leather factor, 96 West
bow — ho. 65 Lauriston
* John, teacher, 33 Vardheads
John, esq. advocate, 30 Abercrorabie pi.
* John, warehouseman, Moreton's entry
* John, builder, George street
Juhi), C3wfeeder, 5 Rose street
John, tailor and clothier, 73 Nichol. st.
T. (^Conmmmry office,) 10 Arniston pi.
Dr Thos., H.E.I.C.S., 11 Albany street
William, esq. S.S.C., I St Vincent st.
William, gardener, Warriston gardens
William, grocer &spt. deal. 35 Clerk st.
William, esq. 15 Buccleuch place
WiUiam, teacher, 1 Drumdryan
Wm. & Son, bootmakers, 16 Queensferry
street;
William, victual dealer, 41 St Leonard st.
Mrs Colonel, 58 Frederick street
Mrs Dr, 41 Drummond pi.
Mrs, 1 1 Albany street
Sirs, 10 Arniston place
Mrs, of Kirkmay, 102 Lauriston place
Mrs, 5 Keir street
■ i\Ir8 E. lodgings, 7 1 Cumberland street
Miss, 12 Terrace, Leith street
Miss, dressmaker, 8 Carnegie street
Misses, bdg.-school, 4 Gloucester pi.
*Inkster, John, manager of the Hull & Leith
Steam Packet Comp. 1 Hope Terrace
lanes & Budge, oilmen and grocers, 106 so.
Bridge — ho. 42 Lothian street
. & Robertson, esqrs W.S. U Castle st.
Archibald, lodgings, 12 India place
. Charles, plasterer, 153 Rose street
Cosmo, esq. advocate, sheriff of Nairn &
Morayshire, 6 Forrea street
Sir David, 14 Brandon street
Dr James, 4 Melville street
Innes .John B. esq. W.S. 23 Queen street
* John, spirit dealer, 2 Queen street
* John, gardener, Seafield
* Robert, shipbuilder, 8 Bridge street—
h. Old Church st.
Robert, portrait painter, 48 Frederick st.
— — ■ Thomas, esq. W.S. 51 Castle street
Thomas, advocate, 5 Randolph Cliff
.Capt Thos, R.N. 3 Bruntsfield place
Rev. William, 64 Frederick street
Wm. Mitchell, esq. Parson's green
Wm. {{Sir IF. Forces,) 76 Queen street
Wm. bookseller and stationer, 31
Han. St.
William, paper ruler & bookbinder, 133
High street
Mrs, J. 3 Bruntsfield place
Mrs William, 35 Cumberland street
j\Irs, Bloomberry house, Canaan
JNIrs, 42 Lothian street
Institctton, Deaf and Dumb, Henderson r.
for Drawing and Painting, 54 Frederick
St. — Geo. Simpson, R.S.A See Adv.
for Languages ami Mathemat. 5 Hill st.
Royal, Mound builds. II. Little, keeper
Jn. Watson's, Dean, John Hamilton,
W.S., treasurer
Insurance Co. of Scotland, D. Berwick
Manager, Q^ George st — See Adv.
Companies. See Professions and Trades,
also Advertisements.
Inverarity, James, merchant, 26 Canal street
Inverness & Leith Shipping Co. 28 Constitu-
tion street — John Saunders, agent
Alex., of {Tho7nas 4- Co.,) 24 Bucclh.pl.
Ireland, Geo. carpenter, builder, and agricul.
implemt. manufac, old Physic Gards.
John, esq. 22 Gilmoe place
* C., smith, 35 Commercial place
Thos. & Son, Manchester & Glasgow
Jluslin wareh. 37 So. bridge
Thos. {of Thos. I. Sf Son,) 2 Blacket pi.
■ jMrs Dr, 16 Clarence street
Miss, Jane, 28 Gayfield square
]\Iiss, 22 St Patrick square
Irish Evangelical Society, Edin. Auxili-
ary, George Yule treasurer
Ironside, Edmond, carver, 134 High street
Mrs Jas. lodgings, 50 South bridge
Irwin, Duncan {N'at. Bank) Warriston court
Irvine, Captain Francis. Blacket place
John, engraver, Dickson's close
John, flesher, 13 Queensferry street — h.
1 Alva street
John, portrait painter, 29 Broughton pi.
* John, T. surgeon and druggist, 74 Tol"
beoth wynd
Patk. esq. of Inveramsay, W.S. 23 Nor*
thumberland st.
Robt. {Scotsman office,) 18 Buccleuch pi.
T. & P. auctions, and apprs., 10 Vict. st.
Wm. esq. 17 Gardner's crescent
JMrs D. 7 Leith street
Irving, David, esq. LL.D. 6 Sleadow place
David, spirit-dealer, 5 s. Melville place
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Irving Jas. tobacco manufr. 4. Catharine st.
John, esq. W. S. 1 n. Charlotte street
John, builder, 13 no. w. Circus place
William, agent, 11 Cantllemaker row
Mrs, (of Newton,) 2 George square
Sliss, 1 west Clarcmont street
Isbister, Thos. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
184. High street and 21 Greenside street
IsleSjAn.currier and leather raercht. 101 Pleas.
h. 9 Jlontague street
Iver, Archibald, esq. 8 Carlton street
Ivison, M. W. silk spinner, 5 Hailes st.
Ivory, Holmes, esq. acct. manager Nat. Fire
& Life Insurance, 2 s. St David street
— house C Duke street. — See Adv.
Ivory, Lord, 9 Ainslie place
—— Win. esq. W.S. 6 Duke street
Jaap, Js. teach, of mus. & pianof. SlNicolst.
R. surgeon and druggist, 1 so. College st.
Jack, And. printer, 8 Keir street
And. engraver, 17 Greenside street
Charles, gardener, 102 Causeyside
* George, tailor, 51 Tolbooth wynd
■ Hugh, spirit dealer, 1 Flesh Market clo.
' James, cabinet maker, 9 Davie street
John, writer, 11 Cumberland street
Jno. grocer and spirit dealer, Newhaven
— — John, slater, 5 no. Bank street
— — Rich, working jeweller, 20 Elder st.
* Wm. spirit dealer, 55 Yardheads
• Mrs, ladies' nurse, 59 Broughton street
* Mrs, midwife, 7 Glover street
Jacob, Moses, spirit dealer, 17 Candlem. row
Jackes, Rodon, esq., 106 Lauriston place
*Jackson David, shipowner, 72 Kirkgate
Alex. esq. M.D. 20 Clarence street
Edw. Jas. esq. 6 Coates crescent
* Jas. & Co. manufacturers of wine finings,
61 shore
— — John, victual dealer, 219 Canongate
John, esq. 9 Albany street
■ John, teacher of music, 13 Hill place
John, lodgings, 9 Roxburghe terrace
R. R. (J. §• jR. Raimes,) 17 Smith's pi.
' Robert, esq. 20 Clarence street
* Robt., esq., house surgeon dispensary,
34 Quality street
Tho. plumber and gasfitter, 37 Howe st
Tho. spirit dealer, St Cuthbert's glebe
Thos. wine and spirit merchant, 1 How-
ard place — ho. 3 Warriston place
* Wm., pavement merchant, 51 Couper
street and Lothian road
William, mason, 15 Catherine street
■ Mrs James, 20 Clarence street
Mrs, lodgings, 73 Cumberland street
Jaffray, Rev. John, 60 Frederick street
James, Alex. S.S.C. 34 North Bridge — ho. 43
Minto street
David, baker, 495 Lawnraarket
John & Son, boot & shoemakers, 8 St
Andrew square — ho. 26 Nelson st,
& Taylor, watch manufact. & jewellers,
10 Union place
James, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 9 Keir st.
Mrs Lieut., 31 Clerk street
Jameson, Alex. ( Gilbert (S; Son,) 17 Graham st.
Andrew, advocate, 20 Abercrofnby place
Geo. surg. & dentist, 87 Geo. st. — See Adv.
George, hosier, 14 no. Richmond street
Gilbert, & Son, spirit dealers, 66 Grass-
market — house 17 Graham street
H. teapot handle maker, 29 Richm. pi.
James, hairdresser, 41 Hif>h street
* James, merchant, 21 Timber bush — h.
I Pilrig street
R. W. esq. W.S. agent and sec. for the
National Loan Fund Life Assu. Society,
67 no. bridge — ho. 17 Howard place —
See Adv.
Robert, esq. regius professor of natural
history, 21 Royal circus
Mrs George, lodgings, 25 Arthur street
iirs, French stay maker, 87 George st.
Mrs Thomas, 17 Howard place
Mrs, 26 south Richmond street
Mrs Cecilia, lodgings, 5 Pitt street
Jamieson and Laurie, surgeons and druggists,
4 Dean Haugh street
Alex. esq. accountant, 36 Queen st
Alex, ivory and wood turner, 71 Adam sq.
Andrew, writer, 137 Princes street
G. tailor and clothier, 22 Thistle street
J. gardener, CoUbridge
John, esq. S.S.C. 47 York place
John, esq. 18 Rutland square
P. wine & spirit raercht., 6 Nicolson sq.
Tho. baker, 47 London st. — ho. 17
• W. M. haberdasher, 60 High street
W. T. writer, 9 w. Claremont street
Mrs, 112 Lauriston place
Miss, lodgings, 7 Broughton place
Miss, dressmaker, 25 Royal ci-escent
Jardine, Stodart, and Fraser, esqs. W.S. 31
Princes street. — See Adu.
Sir Henry (of Harwood,) 123 Princes st.
James, esq. civil engineer, 18 Queen st.
■ John, esq. advocate and sheriff of Ross-
shire, 9 Great King street
Wm. flesher, 36 Abbeyhill
Mrs, 51 Broughton street
Mrs, 198 Rose street
Jarron, Mrs, Morningside asylum
*Jarvie, John, late shipmaster, 55 Kirkgate
Jeandin, F. wholesale basket warehouse, 56
George street
Jeffrey and Milne, bakers, 277 Canongate
E. broker, 240 Cowgate
J. and Son, haberdashers, 2 Nicolson st
— house 43 Gilmour place
Jas. (of J. J. & Son), 43 Gilmour place
John and Co. brewers, 7.5 Grassmarket
John, esq. 11 Hill street
J. J. grocer and wine mercht. Newhaven
• John, tobacconist, 37 Hanover street
Lord, 24 Moray place
Robt. engraver and printer, 2 Rose court
Wm. manuf. 322 Lawnmarket— ho. 21
Salisbury street
* — — Wm. haberdasher, 43 Tolbooth wynd
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JefFr Miss IMargaret, 4 Graham street
Jelly, Mrs, ladgings, 15 Buccleuch street
Jenkins, Richard, esq. 5 St Bernard row
■ Mrs, housekeeper. House of Industry,
St John street
Jenoway, Mrs 11. 0. 71 Clerk street
.Jerdan, Gilbert, tailor, 10 Catharine street
Jermenc, JVIrs, 23 Clerk street
Joel, J. auctioneer, 96 Pleasance
■ Moses, reader, Jews' synagogue, 96
Pleasance
Johns, T. C. & J. tailors & cloth, i Mews lane
Johnson, Joseph, writer, 39 Dublin street
John, writer, 26 Nelson street
■ & Fairly, printers, 15 Horse wynd
& Thorn, coal merchts. 11 Port Hamilton
— — Adam, currier, Boyd's entry
Adam, com.- traveller, 4 Rankeillour st.
^ Adam, wine mercht., 33 St Andw. sq. —
h. 13 Brandon street
Alex. esq. W.S. 5 York place— ho. Craig-
leith hill
■ A. builder, 3 Comely Green place
Alex, victual dealer, 14 Calton street
■ Alexander, flesher, 3 Queensferry street
A K. engraver, 20 Gt. Stuart street
■ An. French polisher, 22 St Patrick sq.
David, currier and leather merchant, 66
& 84 St Mary's wynd — house 8 St John
street
David, vintner, King's park
. David, pianoforte maker, 140 George st.
David, Esq- of Corstorphine, 21 Charl. sq.
■ D. house factor, 12 Beaumont place
Frederick, tavern keeper, 12 Abbey
i Major George, 10 Pilrig street
Geo. stone mercht. Craigleith Quarry
G., Edinburgh temperance hotel and
reading-room, 5 Nicolson street
■ ■ . Rev. George, 6 JMinto street
Henry, esq. surgeon, 34 Queen street
* Henry, 25 Quality street
J. S.,esq. S.S.C. 21 Northumb. street —
ho. 10 w. Claremont street
Jas, & Co. coachbuilders, Lothian road
James, teacher. Ironside place. Abbey hill
1 James victual and hay dealer, 91 Canong.
James, victual dealer, 134 Cowgate
James (Missionary,) 77 Rose street
Jas. tobacconist, 104 High st. 76 Princes
St. and 6 Leith st. — house 6 Mansfield
place
. James B. doctor of medicine, 11 Forth st.
■ James, stabler, 17 south back Canong.
■ J. agent Gen. Packet office, 20 Princes st.
— ho. 6 Fife place
J. house- factor, 2 St Patrick sq.
* John, officer of Fishery, 8 Eastfield pi.
1 John, writer. Silver mills
— — John {of Cay tV J.) 6 Union place
John, accountant, 23 London street
■ Major, J. 8 Carlton terrace
— -i John, esq. 32 Dundas street
John, gardener, Braid's burn
~— John surveyor of artificers' work, 61
Broughton street
Johnston, John, teller. Western Bank of Scot-
land, 27 east Claremont street
* J. C. 27, Quality street
John, coach builder, 36 Whitfield place,
and 2 Orchardfield place
Lewis M. teacher of fencing & gymnastics,
13 Thistle street— ho. 24 Cumberland
street — See Adv.
M. ( Clapperton and Co.,) 4 Park st.
Patrick, civil engineer, 10 Cumberld. st
P. Major, Bengal Army, 45 e. Clarem. st.
Peter, T. writer, 9 Crichton street
P. H. {J. and Briggs,) 54 Rankeillour st.
Robert, jun. esq. \V.S. 36 London st.
Robert, bookseller, 76 Candlemaker row
Robert, esq. W.S. 27 n. Richmond st.
Robt. painter, 10 Charlotte st. — ho. 57
Robert, teacher, 17 St James' square
Robert, esq. 4 Henry place
Rob. news agent, 6 Richmond place
Robt. victual dealer, 41 Hanover st.
Thomas, gardener. Trinity park
'Thos. diamond paste & razor strop manu-
facturer and goldsmith, 42 Hanover st.
Tho. & Sons, cabinet-ra., 69 Rose street
Thos. upholsterer, 15 St James' square
* Thomas, ironmonger, 44 Tolbooth wy.
Thos. {T. J. cS" Son,) 1 StaflFord street
Thos. victual dealer, 5 Bedford street
Thos. printer, 11 west Adam street
W & A. K. engravers and printers to the
Queen, stat. & publishers, 4 St And. sq.
Wra. (fT. ^- A. K. J.,) 4 St Andrew sq.
Rev. William, 23 Archibald place
William, tobacconist, 235 Canongate
William, baker, 123 Rose street
Wm. spirit dealer, 435 Lawnmarket
Wra. victual dealer, 45 Cumberland, st.
Wm. dairy, 29 St Patrick square
Wm. mercht. & agent, 16 Cassells pi. —
ho. 2 Wellington place
* Isabella & Co. wholesale rag merchts.
74 St Andrew st.— h, 13 Tolbooth wynd
Mrs Rob. pawnbroker, 64 High street —
ho. 56 Clerk street
* Mrs Peter, midwife, 78 Shore
Mrs, 1 1 Raeburn place
Mrs Glen, 17 Norton place
Mrs, 1 5 Buccleuch place
Mrs, 7 Union street
* Mrs, lodgings, 4 so. .Junction street
Mrs, 9 St Bernard row
Mrs, sicknurse, 69 Cumberland street -
Mrs, shawl cleaner, 21 Carnegie street
Mrs, 20 Heriot place
Mrs, grocer, 2 so. James' street
Mrs, 3 Bristo street
■ Mrs William, 4 Hill square
Mrs, 13 Hill place
Mrs C. spirit dealer, Newhaven
Miss, 7 Middieby street
JMiss, 10 Buccleuch place
jMiss, 13 Brandon street
Miss, 1 6 Keir street
Miss, 81 Causey side
Miss, 16 Hart street
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Johnston, Miss, staymnker, 25 Tliistle street
Misses E. & J. worsted shop, 6 Nict)]. st.
Misses, dressmakers, 6 George street
Misses, milliners &c. 4 VVeinyss pi.
Johnstone & BrigRs, coal merchants, 1 Rail-
way depot, St Leonards — See Adv.
Jas. working jeweller, 227 High st.
John, esq. 12 Comely bank
John, engraver, printer, and stationer, 18
Frederick street
John, printer, pub. & bookbinder, 2 & 4
Hunter square — ho. 2 Windsor street
■ John, teacher, west church workhouse
Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 37 Albany street
William, esq. advocate, 37 Albany street
— — William, comI merchant, 5 Port Hopetoun
— house 127 Fountainbridge
*■ Wm. merchant, la Cassells pi. —ho. 2
W^ellington place
— — Mrs, 11 Comely bank
■ ■ Mrs Major, 4 Howard place
Mrs Jane, 1 Windsor street
Mrs, trimming shop, 8 so. St James' st.
Miss, 7 Union street
Miss, staymaker, 18 Frederick street
Misses, 36 Danube street
JoUie, J. & W. esqrs. W.S. 2G Abercromby pi.
■ James, esq. W.S. 26 Abercromby place
Walter, esq. Vt^S. 8 Albany street
Jolly, Ro.esq. (of Stephenston,) 21 Windsor st.
Jones and Malleson, merchants and agents, 24
Danube street
■ Chas. E. surgeon, 20 Haddington place
Rev. Edward, Wesleyan minister, 2
Duke street
Francis, (G. Post-office,^ 8 Morrison st.
Rich, tailor and clothier, 19 Waterloo
place — ho. 1 7. See Adv.
—— Rev. T. Henshaw, 13 Shandwick place
T. esq. agent B. of Scot. 17 Charlotte st.
Mrs, (of Brooklands,) 4 Athole place
Jopp and Johnston, esqrs. W.S. 30 Albany st,
• John, W.S., 30 Albany street
.Jordan, Madame, French teacher, 29 Fred. st.
Journal (Weekly,) Publishing office, 251
High street
*Junki9on, Wm. flesher, 91 Kirkgate
Junor, Misses, 9 Wright's houses
Junntr, J. M. esq. accountant,6 n. St David st.
Jury Clerk's Office, 15 & 17 Register ho.
Justice of Peace Office (City,) Royal Ex.
.Justice of Peace Office (County,) Coun. h.
Justiciary Office, Register house
Juridical Society, 40 Charlotte square
K
Kant, ]\Irs, spirit dealer, 5 west Richmond st.
Kay, Alex, plumber and gasfi. 144 Princes st.
Gavin, plumber and gasfitter, IS west
Preston street
■ David, baker i*fe confectioner, 7 Rose street
George, gardner, Lauder's park
— — James, boot and shoemaker, 275 Canon-
gate and 309 High street
Kay, James, basketmaker, 27 north bridge and
16 Tolbooth wynd*
.Tas. cabinetmaker and uphol. 1 Tiviot r.
James, spirit dealer, Louden burn
James, plasterer, Advocates' close
James &. Co. booksellers, 3 Bank street
* John, teacher, 98 Constitution street —
ho. Thompson's place
J. carver and gilder, Greenside lane
John wine and spirit merchant, and agent
for Glenmavis distillery, 39 Jamaica st.
— house 25 India st.
■ Vettr (Oliver 6; Boi/d,) 51 Clerk street
Robt. spt. dlr. & stabler, 9 St Anthy. pi.
Thos. cabinetmaker, 4 Sibbald place
■ JMrs, 16 Nelson street
Mrs, sicknurse, 15 Charles street
Mrs J. sicknurse, 34 Euccleuch street
Miss, 17 Clarence street
Miss J. dressmaker, 5 Milne court
Keay, Mrs, 46 Great King street
Miss, 3 St Colme street
Keddie, James, writer, 2 Carleton street
John, bootmaker, 106 Rose street
T. cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and house
agent, 14 Melville place
Kedslie, Alex, tea and spirit merchant, 34
Hanover street and 9 Deanbaugh street
Geo. upholsterer, 3 south Gray's street
Mrs, ] 8 Chapel street
Keegan, John, solicitor, 5 no. St David street
Tho. merchant, 1 n. St David st. — h, 5
Keighley, Matt, shoe warehouse, 37 Geo. st.
Keenan, Christ, linen draper, 42 no. bridge
Keir, Dr, 12 Lynedoch place
Mrs William, 4 Maitland street
Mrs Robert, 12 Buccleuch place
* Mis.s, 48 Kirkgate
Mias A. 32 Ann street
Miss, 21 Dean terrace
Miss, 35 Lauriston place
Keith, Charles H. bookseller, 88 Abbevhill
Dr J., F.R.C.S.E. 10 Wemyss place
Thomas, grocer, 149 Fountainbridge
William, esq, accountant, 50 Castle st.
— house Corstorphine hill
. Mrs Robert, 9 Forth street
Lady, (of Ravelston,) Coltbridge
Kellach, Mrs Cunningham, 25 Northumber-
land street
Kelland, P. Prof, of Mathemat. 6 Invcrl. row
Kellerman, A. A. florist. Golden Acre
Kellie, Mrs, 9 W^alker street
Kelloch, A. flesher, 6 Low market
Kelly, .John, smith, 28 Canal — ho. 1
J. florist, Inverleith nurseries
Mrs, midwife and nurse, 23 Hov/e street
Kelty, Miss E. 29 Wright's houses
Kemp & Co. chemical and philosophical instru-
ment makers, 53 So. br. — h. 5 College st.
Arch, spirit dealer, 3 So. St David st.
Charles, waiter, 19 Jamaica street
David, esq. Bonington brae
F. janitor. Circus pi. school, 2 Royal cir.
*_™, Geo. jun. clerk, Cannon street
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Kemp, G. M. architect, Jordan 1. Morningside
■ Henry, provis. shop, 12 s. St Andw, st.
■ John, red lion tavern, 11 Shakspeare sq.
— — John, silver plater, Chalmers' close
■ J. chimney sweeper, 52 Thistle street
J. victual dealer, 3 Tobaso street
. H. stravr hat maker, 16 Elm row
Robert, victual dealer, Morningside
Robert, letter carrier, 7 Calton hill
Simon, teacher, 3 Hope street
T. L. 11 Hart street
William, victual dealer, 13 Tobago st.
— — W. and J. coal merchts. 5 Port Hamilton
Mrs A. 5 So. College street
Mrs Robert, 21 Charles street
JMrs, straw hat maker, 4 Dublin street
Mrs sicknurse, 37 William street
Miss Catherine, milliner, 7 Calton hill
*Kempster, Thos sheriff officer^ 51 Tolb. wynd
Kenmore, J. linen & woollen draper, 431 Lawn-
market — house 4 Bank street
Kennedy, Alex. esq. W.S. 29 P'rederick street
■ Alex. com. traveller, 56 Clerk street
B. & J. F. hatters, 61 South bridge
■ C. spirit merchant, 8 so. St Andrew st.
Jas.coal merchant, 2 Port Hamilton — ho.
1 Park street
— Jas. smith and lockmaker, 35 Canal st.
Jas. farrier, Nottingh.pl. — h.l3 Calton st.
: James, shoemaker, 10 Bedford street
— — J. ironmonger gasfitter and bath ma-
nufactory, 78 Queen street — See Adv.
John, esq. (of Underwood) W^S. 71 Gt.
King street
■ John, surgeon, 35 Broughton street
— — Lachlan, esq. 1 Greena. la. Baxter's pi.
Robert, grocer, 11 M'Dowall street
Ro. spirit dealer, 439 Lawnm. — h. 459
■ — — Rev. R. teach, of Greek, 50 Geo. st.
■ T. H. teacher of music, 8 Kerr street
— — Wm. esq. W.S- 59 Northumberland st.
William, esq. 20 Minto steet
William, grocer, 64 Thistle street
— — W. P. bookseller and stationer, 16 so. St
Andrew st. — ho. 35 Broughton st.
— — Mrs B. milliner & lace printer, 59 So. br.
Mrs, tavern, 13 Calton street
Miss G. 1 Alva street
Miss, 6 Abercromby place
Misses E. and A. Helen cottage, Canaan
Kennington & Jenner, silk mercers and draps.
47 Princes st. 2 and 6 so. St David st.
Kent, Joseph, (of Excise), 10 Union street
Ken ward, W. D. tea. ot music, 1 St Vincent st.
Ker, Thos. surgeon and druggist, 16 Leithst.
& so. Union place
Thos. corn merchant, St Leonard's — ho.
St Leonard's street
■ Thomas, cutler and surgical instrument
maker, 66 Nicolson st. & 6 New st.
* Mrs, stoneware merchant, 60 Kirkgate
■ Miss, Grange bank
. Miss, 18 upper Grey street
Kerr, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 1 Elder st.
— . Alexander, grocer, 2 Dundas street
Kerr, Aw. A. {Royal Bank,) 6 Mansfield place
Arch, tailor & clothier, 17 w. Register st.
— h. Gabriel's road
Charles, teacher, 4 Earl Grey street
* Cha. M. wine merchant, 9 Bernard st.
— ho. 26 Great Kins street
Chas. Jas. esq. ace'- {Edin ^- Leith Bank,)
53 Albany street
Lieut.-Colonel, 15 Windsor street
Daniel, surgeon, 25 Nelson street
Geo. grocer and tea dealer, 1 Albany st.
— — Geo. grocer, 63 St Mary's wynd
H. (Crease, Kerr, §• Co.,) 53 Albany st.
— — Lieut. Js. R.N. Hamilton pi. Newington
James & Son, brewer, 9 Sciennes
* James, provision wareh. 27 Bridge st.
James, grocer, 89 Nicolson street — h. 97
.Jas., tea and coffee merchi, 21 Richm. pi.
.James, lathsplitter, Broughton st.
John, wine and spirit merchant, 14
Nelson street — house 12
* J. B. umbrella manufact. 4 Tolbooth wy.
John, grocer, 42 north Richmond street
Jonathan D. cupper to the Queen, 25
George street
Neil, painter, 42 Thistle street
The Right Hon. Lord Robert, lieut.-col.
and assistant-adjutant-general, 37 Mo-
ray place
Ro. A.M. classical teacher, 3 Lothian st.
Robert, esq. 53 Albany street
Robt. printer, press overseer, 8 Thistle st.
R. tea, wine, & spirit merchant, 5 and 6
Richm. la. 66 Bristo St., & 57 Pleasance
Robert, baker, 16 Hill place — ho. 7 square
Robt. spirit dealer, Jock's lodge
Rev. Samuel, 4 Albany street
Sam. grocer & wine mer. 13 Earl Grey st
Sara, grocer & wine mer. 4 Glanville pi.
Thomas and Son, tailors and clothiers,
85 South bridge
Thomas, surgical instrument maker and
cutler, 66 Nicolson street
Wm. grocer & tea dealer, 17 north west
Circus place
Wm. spirit merchant, 1 Princes st. and
148 High street — ho. 17 Meadow pi.
Wm. M. esq. 6 Carlton terrace
Wm. St. boat & coach office, 1 Prin. st.
Mrs Captain, 26 Great King street
Mrs, Nelson's monument, Calton hill
Mrs G. lodgings, Boroughmuirhead
Mrs, 11 St Bernard's crescent
Mrs, lodgings, St Leonard's cottage
Miss, 1 6 Grove street
]Mrs, 2 Windsor street
Miss, milliner, 22 south College street
Miss, of Chatto, 13 Stafford street
Miss, dressmaker, 17 Scotland street
Miss, dressmaker, Baxter's close
Kermack, John, esq. W.S. 20 Broughton place
Miss, 20 Picardy place
Ketchen, Wm. baker, 40 Lothian st.— h. 48
*Kettel, J. Wright and undert. 9 Johnston st.
Kettle, George, baker, 114 West Port
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Key, Mrs, 104 Princes street
*Kid, D. cooper and fish-curer, 18 Cable wynd
Kidd, Alexander, esq. 4 St James' square
Charles, tailor, 14(j Princes street
* John, com. mer. 88 Constitution st. —
ho. 8 Cassel's pi.
— — John, esq. 5 Arniston place
Thos. letter carrier, 3 Market street
Mrs Sarah, broker, 16 Drummond street
Miss, 5 Portland place
Kidston, Alex. Esq. 25 Queen street
Kieser, J. F. teacher of music, 17 St James' sq.
J. C. teach, of pianoforte, 1 Gt. Stuart st.
Kigie, Henry, tailor, '22 Haddington place
Kilbee, R. S. G. esq. 22 Regent terrace
Kilgour, Henry, flesher, 28 Stockbr. market
Jas. assistant keeper of register of deeds,
&c. 8 IMinto street
• James, turner, 110 Grassmarket
James, butcher, 34. Bristo street
Wra. Esq. 39 Ann street
Killock, Jas. agent, 28 Lauriston street
Kilpatrick, Mrs John, Anchorfield
Kimber, Wm. mail guard, 35 Leith street
Kincaid, Mrs Thomas, 18 Hart street
King, Allan, mill master, Canonraills
Archibald, millwright, 116 Fountainb.
— — Berry, esq. Pentland House, Mornings.
C. lapidary, 53 Rose street
■ Js. lapidary & seal engraver, 59 Prin. st.
— — James, grocer & spirit dealer, 26 High st.
James, tailor and clothier, 17 George st.
James, ham shop, 3 West Nicolson st.
' ■ jMrs, Prospect buildings
IMisses, milliners and dressm. 17 Geo. st.
*Kinghorn, James, wright, 11 Coburg street
* W., builder, 12 Coburg street — ho. 8
Bonington place
* Mrs A. lodgings, 3 Cromwell st.
* Mrs H. 4 Pitt street
Kinloch, George R. writer, 13 Hope street
Samuel, jeweller, 24 Salisbury street
Mrs, (of Gourdie,) 17 Alva street
Miss, teacher of pianof., 8 Dundas street
IMisSj Isabella, 12 Torphichen street
Kinnaird, Lieut.-Col. D., E.I.C.S. 1 Meadow
place
* Thos. grocer, 20 Burns street
* Mrs Alexander — ho. Bowling Green
• Miss, 6 Leopold place
Kinnear, James, esq. W.S. 81 Geo. st. — house
Murrayfield house
James, writer, 12 Gardner's crescent
James, tailor, 26 Dean street
Jo. German clock maker, 489 Lawnmark.
Robert, 1 Walker street
Mrs Ann, lodgings, 7 London street
Mrs, 1 Stafford street
Mrs, of Cargilfield, Trinity
Kinnell, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 5 St James' pi.
Kinniburgh, David, coal-mercht. and agt. for
Garnkirk fire clay Co. 10 P. Hopetoun
— — Joseph, M.D., 14 Cumberland street
——■ Robt. head master Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tution, Henderson row
Kinniburgh, Miss, miliner & dres. 51 N. br.
Kinnis, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 1 Brunswick st.
*Kinross, Rev. J., A.M. of St Thomas'
Kippen, J. hotel & tavern, 2 Ter. Leith st.
Miss M. 18 India st.
Kirk, Robert, shipowner, 13 Cassells place
* Thos. gasfitter and tinsmith, 1 Great
Junction street
Kirkaldy, Mrs, 22 Windsor street
Kirkbride, Geo. agent for Messrs Fisher and
Robison, London, 10 George street
Kirkham, Mrs, 51 Broughton street
Kirkhope, John, grocer, & wine mer. 1 Melv.
pi. & 24 India st.
Kirkland, John, {Customs,) 5 Moray street
John, clerk, 3 Wallace place
JMrs, lodgings, 9 Preston street
JNIiss 15 Maitland street
Kirkpatrick, John, esq. advocate, 126 George st.
Kirkwood, Alex, die cutter, button maker, and
medallist. Mews lane — h. 20 Pitt st.
Chas. accountant, 15 Catharine st. — ho.
21 Lothian st.
Henry, seal engraver and wood cutter,
3 so. St Andrew st.
■ Jas. goldsmith, and agent to Pontifex &
Mellory, 1 s. St David st. — house 10
Duncan street
Ja. & Son, lithog. eng. and printers, 1 1
south St Andrew street
Adj. James, Jessfield
Rev. James, 16 Gayfield square
Robert, tailor, 8 Brunswick street
Rev. Thos. D. Jessfield
Wm. plumber &gasf. w. Thistle st. la.
Mrs, 30 Pitt street
Mrs, 9 Comely bank
Kissock, Wm. S.S.C. 33 Cumberland st.
Knapp, Dr, 9 Duncan street
*Knight, And. waggoner. Bowling green — ho.
Junction street
George, esq. 2 Brandon street
G. smith and ironmg. 15 s. St Andrew
street — house 1 west Arthur place
* James, grocer, 6 Coburg street
John painter, 1 Young street
Jos. lock and hinge factory, St John's hill
Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, Canongate
Knowles, Andrew, flesher, 22 Middle market
Knox, Captain Alexander, 3 Salisbury place
Samuel, & Dickson, small ware mer. and
hosiers, 15 so. Hanover st.
James, land surveyor, &c. Tipperlinn
Dr R., lect. on anat. Old Surgeons' Hall,
Surgeon sq. — house 4 Newington place
Thos. {of Customs,) 4 Springfield, L.
walk
Mrs Capt. Trotter, 14 Leopold place
> Mrs, 16 Barony street
Mrs Major, 10 Inverleith row
* Miss, Drum, Easter road
Miss C. dressmaker, 29 Clarence street.
Miss, 4 Newington place
Kombst, Dr Gustaf, teach, of German, 6 Great
Stuart street
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Kyd, Alex, grocer, 262 and 274 Canongate
*Kyle, Alex, baker, 82 Kirkgate
* James & Son, boot and shoe makers, 12
Constitution street
► — — John, coal mercht. 10 Railway Depot —
house 45 New street
Miss, 23 Charlotte square
Kynock, Mrs, 34 Danube street
Lackie, John, collector. Royal Infirmary — h.
1 4 Canning place
Lacon, Mrs Jos. 37 Moray place
Laidlaw and Cowan, drapers & milliners, 294
Lawnmarket
And. gardener, 61 Albany st.
Andrew, collector, 23 Downie place
D. {R. Laidlaw ^f Sotis,) 26 Buccl. pi.
■ R. {R. Laidlaw iSf Sons,) 1 Newington
place
— — James, 112 Nicolson street
James, spirit dealer, 115 Cowgate
—— R. & Sons, Venetian- blind manuf. bell-h,
brassf. & gasmeter manu. Simon sq. &
106 Argyle street, Glasgow
Robt. esq. S.S.C. 19 Leopold place
Wm. (J. B. Gallie ^ Son,) 13 Cassel's
place
William, spirit dealer, 2 Niddry st.
Mrs, 7 Saxe-Coburg place
— — Miss, 3 west Newington
Laing and Forbes, booksellers and stationers,
92 Princes street
A. merchant, 10 Hill place
A. bread & biscuit baker, 26 Rose street
— — David, signet library, 1 Sidney pi.
■ David, writer, 2 Danube street
— — Edward, {of National Fire Insurance
Company,) 16 Meadow place
Geo. Venetian blind maker and wright,
70 Potterow
■ H. engraver and manufacturer of glass
seals, 3 Elder street
Lieut.-Col. James, 11 Antigua street
— — James, late merchant, 7 Brown street
John, bookbinder, Register office
J. and Sons, Royal Horse Bazar, and
post-masters, Lothian road
John, bootmaker, 48 Hanover street
— — J. and Co. upholsterers and house agents,
7 and 8 Young street
— — John, flesher, 1 and 2 Broughton market
— house, 6 Barony street
' Robt. esq. {RoyaWnnk,) 7 Brunswick 8t.
Samuel ( Conim. Bank, ) 7 1 Clerk street
■ Ward, writer, 27 Hamilton place
■ William, esq. A.M. 41 Montague st.
W. gunmaker, 13 Chapel street
t= Wm. shipping agent. Tower st., foot of
shore — house 2 London row
* Mrs, Com. tavern, 13 Commercial place
»— Mrs John, 11 Bank street
Laing, Mrs John, 13 Gayfield square
Mrs Robert, 48 London street
Mrs, Gl Castle street
Miss, boarding-school, Newhaven
— : — Miss, 35 Montague st.
Miss Margt. matron Gillespie's hospital
Laird, Anthony, cooper & salt warehouse, 22
Constitution st — ho. 24 Mitchell st.
* David W. clock, watch, & nautical in-
strument maker, 4 and 58 Bridge st.
* W. {J. B. Gallie,) 13 Cassells place
* Mrs, 23 Bernard street
Mrs, 44 Howe street
Mrs Anthony, 3 Ronaldson's buildings
Miss, 13 south Charlotte street
Miss A. H. miniature painter, 44 Howe st.
*Lamb A. lighthouse storek. 7 Johnstone st.
Andrew, smith, 84 Crosscausey
Dr J. Stewart, 10 Minto street
.Tames, printer, 26 George street
James, glass stainer, 5 Market pi.
.T. & T., slaters and glaziers, 78 Clerk st.
John, hair-cutter, 305 Canongate
* John, grocer, 120 Kirkgate
* Peter, wright, 4 Coalfield lane
* Peter {Customs), 2 Vanburgh place
R. C, drysalter, com. agent, and general
mercht. 1 Leith st. ter. — h. 21 Leith st.
* R. bro. auction, appr. aiid ordained mea-
surer, 23 Bernard street
R., painter, 13 north-west Circus place
Robt, clerk, 2 Lauriston terrace
T. confectioner, 19 Leith st. — house 21
Thos. spirit mercht. 3 n. Melville place
Misses, dressmakers, 118 Prince's street
Miss M. matron, w. Church workhouse
Lambert. Misses, dressmakers and milliners,
17 Young street
Lambie, Miss, 1 Gayfield square
Lammie, H. wine and spirit merchant, 181
High street — ho. 13 Blair street
Lamond, Alex. esq. accountant, 40 India st.
A. cork manufr. 23 Grassmarket
Duncan, wholesale cellars and cork ma-
nufacturer, 129 Grassmarket
. James, esq. writer, 17 Castle street
John, spirit dealer, 106 Nicolson street
and 3 Gibb's entry
Peter & Sons, brewers, 23 Grassmarket
William, esq. W.S., 109 Causeyside
Mrs Dr. 2 Grove place
Miss, 56 India street
Lamont & Newton, esqrs. W.S. 33 Gt. King st.
Alexander, esq. W.S. 28 Royal circus
Miss, 4 Rankeillour street
L'Amy, James, esq. advocate, sheriff of For-
far, 27 Northumberland street
J. Ramsay, esq. W.S. 27 Northumb. st.
Lancaster, Mrs, midwife, &c. 62 Cumb. st.
Lancefield, Alfred, land-surveyor, 7 Buc-
cleuch place
Landale, Robert, S.S.C. 33 Dublin street
T. & R. esqrs. S.S.C. 8 Baxter's place
Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 8 Baxter's place
Mrs, 7 Mary place
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*Landels, Thomas, flesher, 31 Kirkgate
Landles, Adam, spirit dealer, 49 Candlemaker
row
Lane, Timothy, mercht. Taaphall
Thos. school siatemaker, 37 Leitli walk
Lang, Peter, ( Cornmer. Bank,) £2 Scotland st.
Jiobert L. writer, 8 Grove street
Mrs Win. 14. Henderson row
Mrs R. grocer, 18 Crosscausty
■ Miss,
*Lanp:ford, Thomas, spirit dealer, 4 Shore
Langlands, William, wright, Tipperlin
Lapsley, James, p- rf umer and hairdresser, 23
Hanover street
Mrs, perfumer and hairdresser, 37 Ha-
nover street
Largo, Mrs, lodgings, 19 n. w. Circus place
Laseron, Edward, teacher of Hebrew and
German, 59 South Bridge
Latimer, Mrs, ham-curer, 11 w. Nicol. st.
Miss Jane, 8 Gilmore place
Latt;i, Robt. toU-contr. Lover's lane, Leith w.
Mrs Dr T. A. 39 Minto street
Lauder, Jn. & Co. woollen and linen mcrchts.
and cotton manuf. 343 High st.
John, spirit dealer, 22 James street
John, spirit dealer, 8 Rose street
* George, chimney sweeper, 37 Yardheads
-. Jas. Eckford, F.R. S. A., historical and
portrait painter, 24 Fettes row
* James, smith, 22 Com. place
John, leather manufacturer and wool-
dealer, Silvermills — h. 20 Fettes row
■ .John {of L. Sf Co.,) 17 Windsor st.
John, victual dealer, 48 Canongate
, Sir T. D. of P'ountainhall,bart. Grange h.
Thomas, baker, 9 east Register street
Wm. 3 Darling's buildings
Mrs, lodgings, 1 Alva street
• Mrs George, 3 Lothian road
Mrs Dr, 8 Windmill street
Mrs, 3 Downie place
Mrs, 60 Cumberland street
*Laughton, Arch, late of Customs, 21 Couper st.
Mrs, 6 Brighton street
Laurie & Fergusson, marble cutters, Leith w.
* Son, & Co, American merchants, 10
Quality street
Andrew, upholsterer, 38 India place
Rev. Jas. 6 Huntly street
James, writer, 43 Ann street
James, of City Register, City Chambers
John, baker, 4 James place
Rev. Jos. D.D., H.E.I.C.S. 13 Rutl. sq.
Robert, {Laurie, Son, S^- Co-,) 21 Clare-
mont crescent
R. D., {Laurie, Son, & Co.,) 2 Mans-
field place
* Robert {of T. B. Campbell,) 118 Con-
stitution street
■ W. victual dealer, 37 Broughton street
W. accountant, 10 St Patrick square
Mrs Agnes, 39 Montague street
- Mrs Catharine, 1 Jlorningside place
.— — Mrs, (of Lochmaben,) 36 Cumberland st.
Law Life Assurance Society of Eng-
land, 61 York place— D. Cormack,
agent — See Adv.
Assurance and Loan Association,
(Sec. lUng. and Scotch) 119 Princes st.
— See Adi'.
Law & Weir, cabinetras. Jamaica st. la.
* David, tailor, 90 Kirkgate
, George, land-valuator, 5 Brandon street
James, painter, 1 North Bank street
James, tailor and clothier, 150 High st.
John, working jeweller, 3 Hanover st
John, gardener. Dairy
John, {of Law and Weir,) 26 India pi.
John, victual dealer, I Earl Grey street
Robt. flesher, 155 Rose street
W. and G. dealers in tea and coffee, 31
St Andrew square
Wm. merchant, 14 Upper Grey street
Mrs, laundress, 4 Morrison street
* Mrs, lodgings, 86 Kirkgate
Mrs, 5 Brandon street
Mrs, 7 St Vincent street
Miss, embroiderer, 1 Archibald place
Miss F. lodgings, Morningside place
Miss, lodgings, 15 Drummond street
*Lawrencp, Alex, flesher, 2 Portland place
David, merchant, 59 George street
George, {Gen. Post Office,) 21 James' sq.
Mrs, lodgings, 115 Princes street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 42 Shore
Lawrie W. A. and Co. printers, 13 n. Bank st
Alex. & Son, silk dyers and scourers, 8
Old Physic Gardens
A. merchant, Pilrig place
Alex, musician, 23 Clyde street
A. and Son, turners, 24 M'Dowall street
A. T. surgeon, Parkside house
B. stocking manufacturer, 1 Clerk street
Charles, late of Excise, 109 Causeyside
Henry, {Hunter 4- Lawrie^ 12 Gard-
ner's crescent
James, hootmaker, 3 Elder street
James, cabinet maker, 32 Causeyside
James, surgeon, 22 Rankeillour street
James, teacher, 98 Fountain bridge
John, tailor and clothier, 1 Hunter sq.
— — Jos. stocking manuf. 3 Horse wynd. Can.
Robert, messenger Commercial Bank
house Stevinlaw s close
Thos. esq. land valuator, St Bernard's
bower, Stockbridge
T. D. manufacturer of aerated watei's,
Parkside house
W. A. esq. W. S. Deputy Gazette writer,
and sec. to Grand L, of Scotland, 13 n.
Bank st. — house 1 1 George square
— William, jeweller, 26 St James' square
— ■ Wm. {of Lawrie &,- Son,) 17 St James' sq.
— William, mill-master, Coltbridge
— William, spirit-dealer, 4 Veal market
— Mrs John, 66 Frederick street
— Mrs, lodgings 39 St Leonard street
— Miss F. dressmaker, 1 St Bernard's pl» -
— Miss, 9 Ainslie place
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Lawrie, S. old & new book shop, 19 w. Rep. st.
Lawson, Andrew, ( G. P. O.) 8 M'Dowall st.
. A. and J. shoemakers, lO Earl Grey st.
Charles, (P. L. and Son,) 35 Geo. sq.
— — Charles, manager, Gilmerton and Bur-
diehouse limework, 23 Cheyne street
. D. Dean of Guild officer, 377 Lawnm.
. ■ Francis (^Cal.Fire Office,) Annandale st
James, esq. W.S. 33 London street
James, tailor and clothier, 4 St And. sq.
James, tobacco &snufFmanufacturer, 110
West port — ho. 9 Graham st.
. James, lodgings, 3 east Register street
* John, dispensary keeper. Quality street
James, letter-carrier, Warriston close
James, wright, 156 Rose street
James, merchant, 10 Nicolson street
John, flesher, 1 80 Canongate
* • John, shipmaster, 6 Cannon street
Peter, and Son, nursery and seedsmen to
the Highland and Agricultural Society
of Scotland, 1 Geo. IV. bridge
■ Robt. victual dealer, 40 Grassmarket
Robt. spirit dealer, 14 west Maitland st.
S. merchant, 16 Comely bank
— — T. of shore dues, 1 Annandale street
• Thos. teacher, &c. 2 Greenside place
W. J. herald & por. painter, 1 Milne's co.
\Vm. silk dyer, 31 west Nicolson street —
ho. 9 Chapel street
W. victual dealer, 35 Fountainbridge
Mrs James, grocer, 13 west Richm. st.
■» Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer, 14 Horse wd.
■ Mrs, pie- baker, 146 Rose street
— — Mrs, ladies' nurse, 31 Greenside street
. Mrs, (of Cairnmuir,) 13 Pilrig street
Mrs, lodgings, 18 Frederick st.
— — Miss, ladies' school, 2 Gardner's cresc.
Miss, (of Cairnmuir,) 2 Raeburn pi.
• Misses, 21 Fettes row
■ Misses, dressmakers, 9 Chapel street
Lawton, Mrs, 4 Springfield
Miss, board, school, 8 Rutland street
Laycock, Wm. 6 Church street
Learmont, Jas. and Co. Port Hopetoun foun-
dery, 69 Fountainbridge — house 127
Learmonth, Alex, victual dealer, 54 Bristo st.
Arch, spirit dealer, 1 5 Carnegie street
• George, builder, 27 east Claremont st.
' John, esq. 6 Moray place
Thos. bellhanger, 10 Barony street
Mrs, 4 Rutland street
Miss, 15 Royal Circus
*Leask, J. B. ironmonger, 10 Tolbooth wynd
— house 7 Cassells place
Leatham, Captain, 3 Newington place
Henry M. esq. 23 east Maitland street
Leatherdale, Mrs, Anchorfield, Newhaven
Leavock, Mrs, 6 Windmill street
Leburn, Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 56 George sq.
• Pat. iVL writer, 2 Upper Gilmore place
*Leckie, James, boat-builder, Ferry road — ho.
47 Bridge street
■ I ■ John, broker, 216 Cowgate
— , W. (teller Com, B<^nk,) n Union place
Leckie, Mrs, 1 7 Union place
Sirs, 4 Stafford street
Ledingham, George, esq. 6 Blenheim pi.
Lee, the Very Rev. Principal, 1 Athole cresc.
* Thos. baker and confectioner, 48 Shore
William, late merchant, 8 Brighton st.
Wra. corn and flour mercht. 2 Leven
street — house 1
jMrs, 15 Dublin street
Miss, 21 Leopold place
Miss, 6 west Claremont street
Miss, millnr. and dressm. 8 Brighton st.
Misses, ladies' school, 8 Brighton street
Leechman, James, silk mercer to the Queen, 85
George street — h. 3 Abercromby pi.
Miss, Merchant Maidens' Hospital
Leef, IMrs Robert, 4 Sylvan place
Lees, A, Rouge maker, &c., 174 Rose street
Charles U.S.A., artist, 15 so. Charlotte st.
Sir Edward S., secretary to the General
Post- Office for Scotland, Waterloo place
George, A. M. lecturer on natural philo-
sophy. School of Arts — h. Clearburn
Henry, supt- Edin. station (E. & G. Ra.)
John, tobacco manufacturer, 3 Brown sq.
— house 12 Tiviot row
John, letter-carrier, 21 Carnegie street
Ro. wine and spirit dealer, 68 Thistle st.
Robt. druggist. 65 So. br. — h. 30 Loth. st.
Leishman, James, dairy, 14 Union street
James, esq. 9 Inverleith place
John, esq. W.S. 18 Drummond place
Rev. William, 5 Buccleuch street
Legal & General Life Assurance Society,
19 Albany st.
Leggat, G. & J. whip- thong manuf. 4 Brown sq.
J. bulk- master. Union Canal — house, 3
Downie place
James, ( G. and J. L.,) 16 Chapel street
* Mrs Gid. grocer, 9 Coatfield lane
Legget, David, skinner, Coltbridge
Robt. victual dealer, 14 west Maitland
street — ho. Water of Leith
■ Robert, skinner and leather dresser.
Water of Leith— ho. 11 Melville pi.
Leighton, H. cowfeeder, 44 Wriaht's houses
George, letter carrier, 4 Infirmary st.
Mrs, lodgings, 36 Alva street
Leitch, Adam, fishmonger, 21 Castle street
D. (late Merely,) 24 Calton hill
James, upholsterer and cabinetmaker,
M'Neil's pi.
J. tailor and clothier, 14 Greenside place
William, ( Water Office,) 14 Arthur st.
* Leith & Newcas. Steam Packet Office, Tower
street, foot of shore
* & Greenock Shipping Co.'s ofl5ce, 2 Dock
place — David Smith, manager
* & Newcastle Old Shipp. Co. — J.Wishart
and Sons, managers, 21 Queen st.
* Barm Co. of Bakers, 34 Sheriff brae
''■ Candle Co. Sugar- house cl. Tolbooth w.
and 20 Frederick st.
* Hamburg, & Rotterdam Shipping Co.'s
office,Wet docks— Geo. Gibson&Co.agts.
LID
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LIN-
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*Leith, John, solicitor, 123 Constitution street
— ho. 2 Portland terrace
* IMust & Block Co. (late Dnjden ^ Son)
6 Dock street
* Public Library, 116 Constitution street
* Reading Rooms, 130 Constitution street
* Kopery Company, 3 1 Bath street
* Sugar Refining Co., 8 Coburg st. N. L.
Sam. lithographer, 9 south St Andrew st.
Walk Foundery, Anderson's place
Lenney, Thos. P., Athenian hotel, 3 Water-
loo place
Lennie, jeweller and optician, 1 i Leith street
— house 7
William, esq. (of Ballochneck), teacher of
English, 10 Nicolson st.
Leon, M. & Co. wax chandlers, 7 Ingliston st.
■ M. secretary to the Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 1., 7 Ingliston street
Leonard, John, clothier, 83 St Mary's wynd
Leonardi, Fon. spirit dealer, 2 Todrick's wjnd
Leslie, Gto. {Cowan &^ Co.,) 22 w. Register st.
James, surveyor, 10 Catharine street
* James, agent, 26 Shirra brae
John and Co. silk mercers and drapers,
21 Picardy place
John, esq. cupper, 18 Northumb. street
' John, stationer, and circulating library,
18 Earl Grey street
Col. J. 24 Minto street
Jn. cabinetra. & upholst. 31 William st. —
Robt. cabinetmaker and joiner^ 26 Hill
st ho. 62 Thistle street
* Thomas, tailor, 78 shore
Wm. esq. 5 Athole place
Hon. Mrs George, 3 Inverleith terrace
Mrs, 28 Greenside street
Mrs T. sicknurse, 14 Richmond place
Miss (of Balynhain), 4 Nelson street
*Lethara, David, meal dealer, 50 Bridge street
* James, tobacco manufacturer, 74 Shore
John, baker, 29 Pitt street
Levack, M. & E. milliners, 39 Dundas street
Leven, John, esq. W.S. 29 Scotland street
Levy, Philip, fur manufr. 48 Princes st. — h. 60
*Lewins, R. physician, F.R.C.P. 6 Quality st.
*Lewis, Rev. James, of St John's parish, 3
Hermitage place
Jas. grocer, 6 Market st. & 177 Canongate
John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 9
Market street— ho. 10
Wm. wholesale & retail ^lass, china, & rag
merchant, 12 Drumniond st. — ho. 11
Mrs H. W. 3 Henderson row
Miss, 10 Forres street
Miss Jane, 10 Forres street
Licensed Victuallers and Gen. Fire and
Life Assur. Co. 23 Thistle st. Bells &
Cuthbertson, W.S. agents. — See Adv.
Liddell & Son, silversmiths, watch and clock-
makers, 5 Bank St. — ho. 441 Lawnm.
• John, spirit dealer, 236 Canongate
• J. J. optical, mathematical, and philoso-
phical instrument maker, 3 Hanover st
* R. niercht. 31 Com. pi. — ho. 2 n. Fort st.
W. Wright, 77 Clerk street
Liddell, Mrs, tea and spirit mercht. 1 15 W. port
Mrs, 19 Great Stuart street
* Mrs, 15 Duke street
Mrs 59 Lauriston place
Liddle, James, victual dealer, 573 Castlehill
.Joseph, esq. S.S.C. 12 Scotland street
Thomas, gardener, Heriot hill
■ Miss E., dressmaker, 4 Jamaica street
Lidgate, John, leather cutter, 5 St Patrick sq.
Life Association of Scotland, 2 Hanov. st.
Lightbody, John, 1st class staff- surgeon, 139
George street
Lightfoot, Mrs, milliner, &c. 14 Castle street
Liilie, Joseph, esq. 41 George square
Lillico, William, baker, 1 Brown street
Lilly and Co. carvers, gilders, and looking-glass
manufacturers, 66 Candlemaker row
Limond, ]\Irs, 1 Melville crescent
Limont, John, esq. 3 Sylvan place
*Lind, A. & Son, tailors & clothiers, 30 Kirkg.
David, stone mercht. and builder, 1 Port
Hopetoun — ho. 1 south Charlotte st.
Robt. grocer, 8 Catharine st.
Wm. victual dealer, 4 Lothian street
*Lindesay, J. & Sons, wine merchants, 33
Quality street
* James, esq. of Fiddench, wine mercht.
ly Constitution st.
Mrs P. 17 Forth street
* Mrs Wm. 17 Constitution st.
* Mrs Wm. jun. Constitution street
Lindsay and Lawson, corn-dealers, 15 Cowg.
Alex, gardener, Springfield
* Alex, of Carron Co. 59 Constitution st.
Captain A. R. N., 19 Gayfield square
Don. & Geo. A. Esson, accts. 56 George
street — house 15 Abercromby pi.
Geo. rope manuf. 28 Horse wynd
Geo. portrait painter, 51 North Bridge
* G. & J. and Co. Forth ropery, 51
Bernard st.
* G. (G. and J. Lindsay & Co.) 10 Wel-
lington pi.
Jas. and Sons, gen. agents, 4 Royal Exch.
* James, baker, 73 Kirkgate
Jas. of the Sasine office, 5 Lothian road
James, painter, &c. 37 w. Nicolson st.
James, esq. W.S. 15 St Andrew's square
— house 14 Minto street
James, draper, 8 Lothian street
James, bookseller, 64 Candlemaker row
John, spirit dealer, 8 Young street
■ J. & Co., booksellers and stationers, 7 s. St
Andrew st.
John M. esq. W.S. 1 9 Melville street
* John, cowfeeder, Linkwell
John, gardener, Jock's lodge
R. chem. and druggist, 11 Elm r. — h. 28
Gayfield square
Samuel, of High School, 8 Brunton place
Thos. shoe merchant, 171 High street
and 25 Kirkgate, Leith
Thos. silk & merino dyers, 27 London st.
Wm. Mercury office, 2 Salisbury square
* Wm. S.S.C. 13 Bernard street
— — Wm. cooper, 6 Mound place
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Lindsay, IVIrs, 3 Downie place
* Mrs A. 7 Hamburg place
Mrs Lindsay, 29 Clarence street
* Mrs JameSj 5 Coburg street
Miss, straw-hat manuf. 175 Canongate
Lindores, William, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 15 Princes street
Linklater, ]\Irs James, grocer, IMorningside
Linn, H. lea, wine, and spirit merchant, 35
Richmond place
Linton, Andrew, cork manufr. 12 west Bow
A. grocer & spirit dea. 64 Laurieston st
Mrs, dressmaker, 73 Rose street
L'senheim, J. general agent, 13 St James' sq.
Lisle, iirs, 4 Duncan street, Newington
List, Alfred J. superintend, of County Police,
and joint J. P. Fiscal, County Hall
— ho. 5 Wharton place
Lister, David, corn dealer, 14 Queensferry st.
John, esq. advocate, 2 n. e. Circus place
Rev. Jn. classical tutor, jMerchiston castle
Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 King's place
Listen, Alex, collector of taxes for the burgh
of Canongate, 130 Canongate
-— — Durham, grocer & spirit dealer, Newhav.
Mrs Captain William, Williamfield
Lithgow & Purdie, painters and paper hangers,
60 Hanover street
* Peter, shipmaster, 9 Dock street
W. (Zy. and Purdie,') 60 Hanover st.
*Little, Alex, grocer, Hillhousefield
And. victual dealer, 16 n. Richmond st.
Francis, esq. 1 1 Inverleith row
James, general agent, 95 Princes street
John, cabinetmaker, 10 Mackenzie place
— ho. 5 Kerr street
Rev. John, 5 Hill street
Wm. M. clerk. West Church workhouse
Mrs, 27 Nelson street
Mrs, lodgings, 9 Leith street terrace
Mrs, straw hat maker, 1 1 Home street
Miss, 3 Spittal street
Littlejohn, David, writer, 6 James's court
Thos. confectioner, 33 Leith street
Thomas, H.E.J.C.S. 23 St Cuthbert st.
Mrs, 2 Elder street
*LivERPOOL & Leith Packet Co. J David-
son & Co. managers, 26 Sherra brae
*Livingston, Alex, commercial agent, 17 Elm
row and 8 Timber bush
— — A. gen. agent & cork manuf. 41 & 43 w.
Nicolson St. — ho. 12 Buccleuch place
Dr A. C, surgeon, 17 Elm row
David, merchant clothier, and hatter,
99 South bridge — ho. 8 Buccleuch pi.
* Finlay, grocer, Duke street
J. messenger, ( Com. Bank,') 150 High st.
John, mercantile agent, 7 Roxburghe pi.
— house 14 Buccleuch place
John, tailor, 20 South bridge
J. lodgings, 30 Castle street
* Jn. grocer & spirit dealer, 32 Water lane
Josiah ( Whitehead and i.,) 31 Scotld. St.
Peter, agent, 6 Brighton street
Livy, Mrs, 1 Thistle street .
Lizars & Co., boot and shoe merchants, 60
Charlotte street
Professor, consulting and operating sur-
geon, 38 Charlotte square
W. H. engraver, 3 St James' square
* i\Irs, Bonington bank
Lloyd H. {Theatre Roy/,) Cottage, Leith wlk.
John, {Lloyd 4- Douglas,) 36 Dublin st.
Loan Union, 12 Terrace, Leith st.— J. Wil-
liamson, manager
Loban, Mrs, midwife, 3 Jamaica street
Lockhart, Hunter, & Whitehead, esqrs. W S.
5 Fettes row
Ephraim, esq. W. S. and N. P. 38 Nor-
thumberland street
Norman, esq. (of Tarbrax),W.S. 5 Fettes
row
Ro. esq. S.S.C. 15 Clyde street
William, gardener. Dean
Miss Eliott, 5 Rutland place
]\Iiss of Castlehill, IS Ann street
Lockie, C. com. agent, 25 w. Nicolson street
William, tailor, 118 West Port
* Wm. provision warehouse, 37 Kirkgate
Mrsjchildren's dressmaker, 18Neilsonst.
Lockley, Mrs, Greenhill lodge
Lockerby, Rev. Thos. 10 west Preston street
Logan, A. S. esq. advocate, 11 Pitt street
Edm. esq. W. S. agent for Crown Life
Assurance Co. 16 Rutland square
Geo. esq. W. S. clerk of Teinds, Register
house — ho. Hawthorn brae, w. Dud-
dingston
George, spirit dealer, 134 Pleasance
Jas. {Bank of Scotland,) 26 Pitt street
John, esq. W.S. 23 Queen street — ho.
41 Northumberland street
John, printer, 86 Pleasance
* Robert, gent. Seafield lodge
Thos. writer, 2 w. Alva street
Walter, esq. 5 St Bernard's crescent
W. H. esq. 3 London street
Mrs, grocer, 19 Greenside row
Mrs, 1 Pitt street
Jliss, 2 west Lauriston place
Logic, William, hairdresser, 74 Canongate
London Missionary Society, Edin. auxiliary to
— Geo. Yule, treasurer, Broughton hall
Assurance Corporation, A. Stevenson and
Sons, agents, 7 Royal Exchange
Steam-ship Office, 20 Princes street —
James Johnston, agent
Hotel, 2 St Andrew square
Union Assurance Society, and An-
nuity Office, 20 Nelson street, and 8'
80. St David street — See Adv.
Edinb., & Dlblin Life Assurance
Co., head office for Scotland W. G.
Cassels, esq. sec See Adv.
* and Edin. Ship. Co.'s office, 67 Shore —
Archibald Ritchie, manager
* and Leith Old Ship. Co.'s office, 71 Shore
Thomson aod Watt, manager.
Leith, Edinburgh, & Glasgow Shipping
Co.'s office, 45 Shore. — See App.
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Lons
Paul-
& Son, engineers, 5 Gilinore st.
work — ho. 315 Canongate
Longmore, Adam, esq. 56 ^^lelville street
Adam C. {Exchequer,) Gothic cottage
John Alex. esq. W.S. 56 MtlvilJe street
Lonsdale, Henry, M D. lecturer on anatomy,
2 Tiviot row
Loraine, Mrs, 48 Albany street
Miss, 52 George square
IMiss, 43 Albany street
Lord Justice clerk, Right Hon. John Hope,
20 ]\Ioray place
Thos. spirit-dealer, I New street
Lorimer, George, builder, 2 Keir street
.James, esi). 12 \Valker street
John, builder, 10 Torphichen street
* Wi<i. solicitor, 28 Bernard street
■ jNIrs Peter, 69 York place
Lorn, Mrs, 20 Pitt street
Lothian, Alex. esq. advocate, 2 Baxter's place
. Duncan, painter, 59 Cumberland st.
Geo. esq. 16 Danube street
J. gardener, Abercromby place gardens
James, writer, 12 Buccleuch place
John, esq. 15 Carlton terrace
John, tobacconist, 85 Nicolson street
.John, geographer, 2 Baxter's place
■ Maurice, esq. 20 St Andrew square
Peter, gardener, 5 Sanders street
Wm. merchant, 5 Royal Exchange
■ ]\Irs, 3 Hope park
■ Mrs, groct-r, 1 1 Green side row
i\iiss, dressmaker, 9 Greenside place
Lough, John, chimney-sweeper, 19 William
street
Love, Mrs, 4 Park place
Low, Alex. esq. accountant, 2 Hanover street
— ^ Diivid, esq. professor of agriculture, 2
Hanover street — ho. Craigieith house
John, porcelain warehouse, 57 George
street — ho. 29 Thistle street
— - Jn. plumber and gasfitter, 4 Brighton st.
John, shotmaker, 19 so. James's street
Joseph, writer, 13 Montgomerie street
Wm. esq., accountant, 58 Great King
street
William gardener, 2 s. back Canongate
Wm. boot and shoentiaker, 14 n. w. Cir-
cus place
— — Mrs Jas. 5 Clarence street
Mrs John, 17 St Patrick square
Miss M. grocer, 93 Canongate
Lowe, J. teller & N.P. Edin. & Leith Bank
' Joseph and Mrs, teachers of dancing and
calisthenic exercises, 52 Frederick st.
*Lowrie, Alex, silk-dyer, 46 Water lane
* Charles, shipmaster, 15 Couper street
. John, smith and farrier, 105 Abbeyhill
John, cart & plough wright, 77 Abbeyhill
* Robert, hairdresser, 69 Shore
Luke, Adam, esq. treas. of Heriot's Hospital,
11 Royal Exchange — ho. 5 Brunton pi.
i Jas. baker, 25 Brunswick street, Clarence
street
John and Wm. clothiers, 193 High st.
Luke, John {John and Wm- Luke,) 7 India st
Mrs James, 116 Lauriston place
Miss, dressmaker, 52 Bristo street
Lumsden, David, bootmaker, 2 James's place
George, watch and clock maker, 3 so. St
Andrew st — ho. 5 Canning place
.James, tailor, 51 Cumberland street
Thos. boot and shoe warehouse, 18 Tol-
booth wynd
Mrs Archibald, 21 Gayfleld square
j\hs William, 14 Henderson row
Miss, 75 Broughton street
Lundie, Miss, 22 Ann street
Lunn, John, builder, 5 Parkside street
Richard, builder, 5 Parkside street
Luxniore, Mrs, 58 Cumberland street
Lyall, A. house factor (<s: agent, 9 Broughton pi.
Alex. esq. 13 Beaumont place
* John, shipmaster and spirit dealer,
1 Bridge street
John, merchant, 2 Port Hopetoun — ho.
20 Drummond place
* Richard, meal dealer, 37 Bridge street
* Robert, shipmaster, 18 Albany street
JMrs, W. 3 Chapel street
Lyle, Peter, esq. 2 Moray street
* Wm. upholsterer, 23 Baltic street
— ■ — Mrs, provision shop, 22 s. Richmond st.
JMrs, matron. House of Refuge
Lynch, Charles, broker, 161 Cowgate
Lyon Offick, court. Register- House
David, bookbinder, 423 Lawnmarket
David, spirit dealer, 16 Leven street
* Francis, (trea. of Edin. and Leith Gas-
light Co.) 8 Geo. St. and 13 Baltic st.
F. A. cutler & instrum. maker, 34 Leith
street
George, esq. W.S. 26 Forth street
Geo. teacher of law, 57 Cumberland st.
J. W. & Co. goldsmiths and dressing-case
makers, 89 George st.
* John, sess. cl. and class, teach. 7 Van-
burgh place
Jonathan, auctioneer and appraiser, 8
Shakspeare square
Richd. wright and picture frame maker,
St Andrew's lane — h. 18 Frederick st.
Mrs, 1 Forres street
Mrs, lodgings, 27 Brunswick street
* Miss, lodgings, 47 Bridge street
Misses, dressmakers, 1 Nelson street
M
Maben, John, acct. agent for London Union
Assurance Co. 8 South St David street
Mrs, 2 Lauriston terrace
Mabon, A. B. manager (Hull <!>f Leith i^hip-
ping Co.,) Stead's place
* Thomas, agent, 4 Pitt street
*Macadam, Robt. {Customs,) 6 Hamburg pi.
Robert, {of E. ^- L. Bank,) 48 Lon-
don St.
*Macart, J, boot & shoe maker, 36 Brid g
*M'A11, William, shipmaster, 24 Coup c
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Macallan, James, esq. W.S. 26 Rutland square
*Macalpin, Wra. saddler, 10 Broad wynd
M'Allester, Malcolm, case maker, 33 Rich-
mond place
* Mrs, Great Wellington street
*M 'Alpine, George, missionary, 3 Glover st.
G. clock and watch maker, 33 High st.
James, agent, 7 Henderson row
Wm. coach and livery lace manufact.
]\Iint — h. 31 Buccleuch place
. Mrs, lodgings, 4 Albany street
Miss, 12 Melville street
Macandrew, James, accountant, 28 Dublin st
. D. painter, 5 Drummond street
J. & J., S.S.C, 28 Dublin street
• John, esq. S.S.C. 28 Dublin st.
John, jun. S.S.C. 28 Dublin street
. R. writer. Regis. -office, 122 Lauriston pi.
Macara, James, esq. W.S. 34 London street
■ ■ . Chas. commercial agent and appraiser, 50
no. Richmond street
• Laurence I\I. esq. W.S. 39 Geo. street —
ho. 31 Dundas st.
Mrs, lodgings, 11 Antigua st.
Macarter, Alex. (Scottish Union Insurance
Co.,) 31 Cheyne street
M' Arthur, Alex, builder, 4Torphichen street
A. writer, 9 Antigua street
— — Jas. teacher of dancing, 1 Darnaway st.
John, grocer, &c. 128 Lauriston place
P. W. teacher of English, Newhaven
' P. W. New Ship inn, Newhaven
Mrs, manufac. of Ayi'shire needlework
and muslin printer, 64 Broughton st.
> Mrs, 30 Clarence street
IVIrs, 43 Hanover street
]\Iacaulay, Dr Alexander, 48 Great King st.
Alex. esq. 12 Windmill street
i B. J. (^Advertiser Office,) 6 Park st.
. Lieut. Z. 31 Cumberland street
JMiss, 4 west Claremont street
. Miss, 11 Archibald place
M'Bain, Mrs, midwife and nurse, 48 India pi.
Mrs, nurse, 9 St Bernard's row
Macbean, ^neas, esq. W.S. 11 Charlotte sq.
. Colonel J. 27 Inverleith row
Robert, cabinetmaker, 15 St Ann's yards
JM'Beath, Capt. Robt. D.P.M. and P.R.P.M.
3 Windsor street
R. chimney sweeper, 3 Middleton's entry
M'Blain, Wm. spirit dealer, 139 Canongate
Macbrair, D. J., S.S.C. 39 Albany street
* M'Bride, Alex, shipmaster, 7 Hope terrace
Mrs, midwife, 27 William street
* Mrs John, lodgings, 15 Constitution st.
Macbryde, A. perfumer to the Queen, 67 George
street
M'Call, Andrew, spirit dealer, 41 Grassmarket
James, hatter, 8 Keir street
James, grocer & spirit dealer, 41 Leith w.
. ■ Robt. spirit dealer, 394 Castle hill
M' Galium and Dundas, civil engineers, 59
Castle street
___ D. & J. wine and spirit merchants, and
soda water manuf. 93 Nicolson st.
M'Callum, George, esq. 42 India street
George, accountant, 8 Annandale street
Jn. farmer, Plevvlands, Morningside
* Malcolm, steward, London row
Mrs, dressmaker, 4 Jamaica street
Mrs Jas. 8 Annandale street
M'Candlish, Wm. receiver-general of stamps
and taxes, 34 Dundas street
M'Cardle, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 63 Cumberl. st.
M'Caskie & Anderson, hat manufacturers and
furriers, 90 Cowgate
Jas, {M' Caskie ^- Anderson,) 9 Whar. pi.
M'Caul, Charles, contractor, Heriot cottage,
north Pitt street
Machell, Jas. Hawick carrier, 14Candlem. row
Edward, agent, 8 Heriot place
M'Cheyne, Adam, esq. W.S. 20 Hill street
M'ChrystaljM. Paisley shawl agt. 9 Jamaica st.
M'Cleish, Mrs, spirit dealer, 13 Jamaica street
M'Clelland, Geo. esq. W.S. 7 York pi— ho. 40
M'Clellan, Mrs J. Castle bk, Boroughmuirhd.
M'Clumpha, J. tailor & clothier, 429 Lawnm.
MaccoU, Alex. S. classical teacher, 28 Ann st.
J. (mess. B. of Scotland,) 5 n. Bank street
M'Comb, Ja. grocer & spirit deal. 1 York pi.
M'Combie, Miss, lodgings, 1 Queensferry st.
M'Connel, Miss, embroiderer and dressmaker,
20 Feites row
Maconochie, Allan A., prof, of laws Univ. of
Glasgow, 1 Charlotte square
James A. esq. advocate, sheriff of Ork-
ney and Zetland, 122 Princes street
James, watchman GP. O. 25 Arthur st.
Robt. B. esq. W.S. 32 Queen street
Mrs, matron. Shelter, 99 Grassmarket
M'Cook, James, esq. W.S. 4 Forth street
M'Corquodale, Hugh, esq. Moray house
M'Cormick, Misses, 31 Rutland square
M'Cowan, D- surgeon, 2 w. Lauriston pi.
M'Craken, John, S.S.C. 10 Rutland street
M'Craw, J. shoe wareho. 203 and 249 High st.
& 16 Victoria st — ho. Westerhall lod.
* P. collector of poor's rates and road
money for S. Leith, 3b Constitution st.
M'Crie, Rev. Thomas, 45 George square
Wm. & Co. paper stainers to her Ma-
jesty, 23 George st. — house Southfield,
Duddingston
Mrs Dr, 13 Salisbury place
*M'Crorie, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 22 Citadel
M'Cuaig, Dn. tailor and clothier, 10 Fred. st.
M'Culloch, D. W. port, paint. 30 Hanover st.
H., S.A. landsc. painter, 12 Howard pi.
A. eating-house, 32 Lothian street
.James, teacher. 21 s. College st.
John, painter, 23 Home street
John, (B. Linen Co.,) 7 London street
Philip, rope maker, 56 Brunswick street
T. plumber, Lothian road — ho. 1
William, sheriff- officer, 142 High street
William, lodgings, 35 Scotland st.
M'Dermant, Mrs, 7 J{ankeillour street
Macdermid, Capt. John, 6 w. Newington pi.
Mrs John, spirit dealer, 2 Canal st.
■ Mrs, 3 Young street
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]\I'Dermott, Huj^h, grocer, 70 Cowgate
JM'Diarmid, A. tailor & clothier, 83 Princes St.
Jn. (^British Fiahery office,) Comely gn.
Macdonald and Co., druggists, 126 Nicols^on st
and Toshach, cabinet mkrs., Swintonrow
and Webster, messengers-at-arms, 4 St
James' square
■ Adam, saddler, 38 Grassmarket
Alex, letter carrier, 2 St James' place
— — Alex. esq. General Register House — ho.
5 Regent terrace
Alex. Edin. and Leith carrier, 16 Rox-
burgh place
Alex, flesher, 8 Antigua street — house
Maryfield
■ A. spirit dealer, 169 Canongate
Alex, boot and shoem., 14 s. St David st.
Alex, cabinetmaker & upholsterer, 12
Queensferry street— ho. 1 Alva street
Alex, shoemaker, 1 Leggat's land
Andrew, gardener, 42 CausL'yside
Archibald, saddler, 51 Grassmarket
Archd. cabinetmaker, 122 Rose st
—— Colin, ladies' shoemaker, 12 George st.
Lieut- Col. D. Robertson, 24 Walker st
David, watchmaker, 3 east Arthur pi.
* Dav. tailor, Merrilees' close, Yardheads
Daniel, lodgings, 11 Forres street
D. acct, and collector of Poors' rates, 25
N. bridge — h. 31 Gayfield sq.
D. cloth factor and agent, 31 Buccleuch
place
— — D. lodgings, 53 Castle street
' Donald, coach hirer and spirit dealer, 1
so. St David st.
* D, spirit dealer, 63 Shore
George, teacher, Viewpark house
• Geo. grocer & spirit dealer, 1 Stafford st.
Grant, boot & shoemaker, 148 Princes st
J. esq. of Dalness, advo. 18 Gt. King st.
James & Co., painter and paper hanger,
13 Drummond st.
James, tailor and clothier, 219 High st.
Captain James, 2 Great Stuart st.
James, manufacturer, 15 Buccleuch place
.lames, lodgings, 7 St Anthony place
Jas. boot and shoem., 33 India street
James, dairy, 2 E. James st.
Dr J. C. surgeon, 13 Portland place
■ John, accountant, 23 Cumberland street
John, tailor, 1 1 Davie street
J. teacher of Eng. grammar, geography
& elocution, 108 George st — See Advt.
John, boot and shoemaker, 28 Thistle st.
Rev. John, Catholic chapel
John, artificer in glass, 8 Potterrow
John, printer, 13 Carrubber's close
* John C. agent, 122 Constitution st. —
house 3 Hermitage hill
John, lodgings, 35 Castle street
John, tador and clothier, 383 Lawn-
market
John, bootmaker, 76 Leith street
-~ John, writer, 21 Nelson street
John, lodgings, 22 India street
Macdonald, John, spirit dealer, 20 Thistle st.
* L. druggist, 102 Kirkg. — ho. Silvtrfield
Matthew N. esq. W^S. and N.P. 29
Great King street
P. (Bruce ^- M'D.,) 23 Union place
Robert, surgeon, 35 west Nicolson st.
Robert, spirit dealer, 275 High street
Ronald, writer, 4 St James' square
Ronald, broker, 242 Cowgate
Stodart, {Sir Charles Gordon and Co.,)
8 Hermitage place
Tert. surgeon and druggist, 13 Catharine
street
Wm. esq. of Callie, Powderhall
W. niessenger-at-arms, 5 s. James' st.
William, late merchant, 7 Summerhall
William, furniture dealer, 29 Simon sq.
Mrs Captain, 41 Ann street
Mrs, lodgings, Morningside
Mrs J. 6 north-east Circus place
Mrs, of Clanranald, 137 George street
Mrs, spirit dealer, 12 Cumberland street
Mrs D. green grocer, 24 William street
Mrs, 1 Henderson row
Z\Irs, 30 Clarence street
Miss, silk & worsted shop, 32 Princes st.
— house 8 St Andrew's square
Miss, 25 Frederick street
Miss, 9 Gardner's crescent
M'Donell, yEneas, tea dealer, 47 Thistle st.
Mrs James, 10 Broughton place
M'Dougal & Co. furniture dealers, 19 lieith
walk
M'Dougald, Duncan, agent, 19 Salisbury st
Robert, gent. 21 Nelson street
]\I'Dougall, Alexander, farmer, Granton
A. spirit dealer, 82 Potterrow
Allan, esq. W.S. 32 Castle st. — ho. 49
j * Alex. New Ship inn, 20 Shore, and Ex-
! change livery stables, 125 Constitution st
j ■ Don. wine and spirit mercht. 38 Potterrow
* James, gardener, Silverfield
* John, missionary, 29 Couper street
John, wholesale tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant— agent for Guinnes's Dublin por-
ter, 57 Niddry street, and 18 Howe st.
Patrick, Esq. W.S. I Fettes row
P. C. esq. 6 west Claremont street
Mrs, 4 Alva street
Mrs A. 3 Mayfield loan
Miss, matron, R. Edinburgh asylum
M'Dowall, Charles, classical and orierital
teacher, 15 Gardner's crescent
J, merchant & commis. agent, 12 Union
place — ho. 5 Brunton place
John, seal-engraver, 7 Hill place
■ T. and W. booksellers and fancy station-
ers, 14 North br. and 19 South br,
Thos. ( T. Si W. M'D.,) 16 Drummond
street
Wm., esq. surgeon, H.E.I.C.S, 8 Belle-
vue crescent
^Wm. {ofT. ^ W.,) 16 Drummond St.
Mrs Colonel, 19 St Cuthbert street
Mrs Gavin, 13 Hope street
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M'DufF, Alex. esq. of Bonhard, W.S. 7 Nor-
thumberland st. — ho. 7 Rege)it terrace
Mrs^ of Bonhard, 12 Forth street
M'Edward, Mrs J. grocer, Canaan
M'Ewan, Andrew, bootmaker, 17 Union place
i Douglas, club maker, Bruntsfieid links,
— ho. 42 Wright's houses
James, tea dealer, 3 Downie place
John, grocer and spirit merchant, 59
Hanover street
John, merchant, 4 Northumberland pi.
Peter, esq. 13 St James' square
Robert, baker, 22 Cowgatehead
Thomas, spirit dealer, 38 Cowgate
W. A. lodgings, 25 Haddington place
Wm. landscape painter, and teacher of
drawing, 1 Gardner's crescent
William, spirit merchant, G Young st.
AViUiam, cooper, 52 Low Calton
M'Ewein, T. mason, 118 Rose street
M'Evven, David, letter carrier, 112 Rose st.
James, esq. W.S. 32 Albany street
Thos. grocer, 21 Castle st. and livery
stables. Young st. la. — ho. 1 dG Rose st-
Mrs J. tobacconist, 2 Baker's place
Mrs Wm. 3 Downie place
Mrs, ladies school for cookery, pastry,
&c. 24 Hanover street See Adv.
■ Mrs Peter, lodgings, 9 Charlotte place
M'Fadyen, H. principal city officer. Royal Ex-
change— house, 137 Princes street
M'Farlan, John, F.R.C.S. 45 Charlotte square
John F. chemist and druggist ro her Ma-
jesty, 17 No. bridge — ho. 8 Duncan st.
Newington
:Miss, (of M'Farlan), 37 Heriot row
■ Misses, 31 Dundas street
*Macfarlane, Alex, corn factor and agent, 61
Constitution st. — house Primrose street
James, esq. W.S. 9 Athole place
William, esq. M.D. F.R.C.S. L. 21 St
Bernard's crescent
M'Farlane, A. city officer, 451 Lawnmarket
i^ Alex. {Sun Fire Office,) 9 Davie st.
— — Bartholomew, lodgings, 10 e. Adam st.
■ Chas. carver, gilder, and picture iramtr,
39 Frederick strett
— — D. spirit dealer an d cowfttder, 12 West
Maitland st. and 38 William st.
Hugh, (o/ Excise,') 1 1 Brown street
■ D. lodgings, 7 east Adam street
— — James, shoemaker, 34 Brunswick street
—— James, spirit merchant, 49 Frederick st
and 77 Thistle street — house 74
' John, post-horses, coach and minibus
hirer, 14 William street
•— — John {British Linen Co.,) 7 Comely bank
—— John, spirit merchant,39 Cumberland st
Peter, lodgings, 40 north Richmond st.
Robt. {J. & W. M'Muifmj,) 4 King's pi.
Robert, esq. advocate, 6 Fettes row
Thomas, writer, 47 Great King street
Waller, Excise officer, 6 Shruh pi.
W. H. & George, merchants, 46 Howe
street, and High street, Linlithgow
M'Farlane, W. H. {W. H. and G. M'F.,) 44
Howe street
* William, tailor, Glover st.
Mrs Wm. tavern keeper, 1 Maitland
place, Newhaven
Mrs, lodgings. Trinity Crescent
* ^Irs, midwife, 17 Albany street
Misses, dressmakers, 68 Nicolson st.
Miss, milliner and stw. hat mk. 55 Geo st.
Miss, ladies' school, 1 Charlotte place
• Miss, matron, George Watson's Hospital
Miss, 1 w. Claremont street
Misses, milliners and dre^smk. 27 Pitt st.
M'Farquhar, Mrs, 18 Fettes row
Macfeat, Wallace, china merchant, 42 »o.
bridge and 6 Low market
Macfie, David, spirit dealer, carriers' office,
209 High street
J. esq. {Edm. Sugar house,) 27 Regen t
terrace
Patrick, broker, 299 Cowgate
W. and Co. Edinburgh sugar-house 160
Canoiig., & sugar wareh., West docks*
Macgarvie, M. tailor and clothier, 11 Water-
loo place
M'Gechan, J. baker, &c. 4 Huiitly street
James, lodgmgs, 26 Dundas street
M 'George, J. esq. 9 Gilraore place
E. {Sir W. Forbes' Bunk,) 9 GWmo. pi.
& Son, shoemakers, 519 Lawnmarket
John, furniture warehouse, 20 Union pi.
Mrs Ebtnezer, 33 Richmond place
M'Gie, Ro., J. of P. constable, Burnet's close
M'Gibbon, Cha. builder, 33 east Claremont st.
William, lodgings, 3 Duncan street
M'Gilchrist, Rev. John, 30 Regent terrace
Macgill, William, artist, colourman, and print-
seller, 7 Hanover st.
M'Gill, Edw. glazier, 105 Rose st.— ho. 122
G. flesher, 2 Melville place — house 11
John, boot & shoemaker 48 Nicolson st.
Thomas, shoemaker, 48 Potterrow
Mrs, 5 Keir street
M'Gillvray, Andrew, wright, 29 Horse wynd
D. tailor & habit-maker, 61 Queen street
M'Given, Andrew, spirit dealer, 16 W. Port
M'Glashan, Dr Alex, chemist and druggist,
66 No. bridge — ho. 7 Annandale st.
Alex, steel and copper plate printer, 26
Clyde street
Charles, writer, 3 Cheyne street
Don. wine merchantand grocer, 1 Mans-
field place — ho. 72 Broughton street
James, lodgings, 5 India street
J. & Son, teach, of dancing, 5 York pi.
James (i¥'G. &f Son,) 12 Roxburghe pi.
John and Son, cabinet makers and up-
hols. 249, 261 Cowgate, and 82 S. bridge
John, solicitor- at- law, 5 Argyle square
Neil, {Napier^- M'GLashan,) «3 Han. st.
Poison, and Co. publishers and book-
sellers, 6 Roxburghe pi. — N. M'Neil, agt.
Alex. George Iim, 5 Brown square
A. bookseller and stationer, 71 Hanover
street — ho. 3 St Vincent street
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M'Gregor, Alex, postmaster, 17 Union place
A. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 St Patrick
street
Angus, chimney sweeper, 18 Gilford park
D. lodgings, 17 Loudon street
Donald, wine&sp. dealer, 10 Prin. st.
■ Jas. National Hotel, S west Register st.
* D. R., Shipping In^urance broker and
agent for,Tay Marine Insurance Com-
pany, 31 Bernard street
D. spirit dealer, 3(j Fountainhridge
James, cowfeeder, Veitch's court
James, watch and clockmaker, 29 west
Register street — ho. 2 Baxter's place
John, esq. banker, 18 Mintrf street
John, letter carrier, 3 Market street
John, tailor, 5 Kerr street.
John, shoemaker, 19 Castle street
.Jos. esq. acct. Ramsay lodge h. of Mound
J. spirit dealer and coach office, 177 High
street — house 21 Blair street
Peter, muslin warehouse, 30 George st. —
house, 23 Lynedoch place
* Peter, cowfeeder, 3 Hope terrace
Thos. D. esq. writer, 25 India street
.— — Thomas, gardener^ Beaver-hall
T. & D. library and old book shop, 47
Hanover street
William, tea, wine and spirit mercht.
1 M'Dowal street— ho. 7
William, writingraaster, 10 Nicolson st.
Mrs, furniture print glazer, 191 Rose st.
Mrs, nurse and midwife, 6 Brunswick st.
* Mrs James, lodgings, 2 Wellington pi.
Mrs John, St Andrew's tavern, 30 Rose st
Miss Margaret, lodgings, 34 Hanover st.
Miss Georg., tobacconist, 2 e. Regist st.
Miss, teacher of music, 2 Baxter's place
M'Growther, John, bootmaker, \5 Thistle st.
Machattie, John, agent for Carron Company,
Whitfield house, Leith walk
Machray, Rev. Robert, 14 Hope street
M'Hutchen, W. collector of cess, and agent for
the European Life Insurance Comp. 60
N. bridge — house 35 Royal terrace
Macilrea, John, student, 24 Heriot pi.
M'Indoe, Thos. solicitor and accountant, 113
Prince's street
M'Innes, James, esq. S.S.C. 10 George square
James, tin-plate worker, 7 Lothian st.
Robert, Commercial tavern, 3 Milne sq.
Misses, milliners, 4 n. St David street
Macintosh, Don. esq. writer, 44 Cumbd. st.
Daniel, esq. 49 Princes street
Rev. Lachlan, 7 Annandale street
Lachlan, spirit dealer, 207 Cowgate
Mrs WiUiao), 23 Duke street
— — and Ducat, esqrs. W.S. agents for the
Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Co.
68 Great King street
M'Intosh Alex, turner, wright, & undertaker,
29 Horse wynd — ho. 35 west Nicols. st.
■ A., Gaelic missionary, 35 w. Nicols. st.
■ Allan, bookseller, 70 Nicolson street
Andrew, cooper, 47 Crosscausey
M'Intosh, Arch., letter carrier, 8 Roxburghe
place
Daniel, bootmaker, 9 Drummond street
David, bookseller, 33 College wynd
Donald, surgeon, H Sciennes street
George, shoemaker, 64 Candlemaker row
Henry, shoemaker, 27 so. Richmond st.
Jas. bookseller, 5 no. College st. — ho. 2
James, spirit dealer, 25 Richmond place
James, tailor and clothier, 25 n. bridge —
house 9 Graham street
Jas. elk. Craigleith Qua. — ho. Craigleith
J. spirit dealer, 2 Hope street
J. saddler & harness maker, Lothian ro.
John, mail guard. 1 south St James' st.
John, tailor, 18 North Bridge
Robert, cowfeeder, 23 Lothian street
Thos. livery stabler, 26 William st. lane
Mrs, green grocer, 8 south Market
Mrs C. 20 Greenniarket
Mrs, sicknurse and midwife, 12 North St
David street
Mrs, sickn. and midw. 1 7 s. St James' st.
Mrs A. spirit dealer, 49 Broughton st.
Mrs L., Northtield cottage, Bonington
Misses, milliners and dressm. 7 Brown st.
Mackintosh, Alex, cowfeeder, 13 Greenside st.
Alex, tailor, 23 Howe street
^Eneas, classical teacher, 9 Brighton st.
J. tobacconist, 42 Nicolson st. and 155
High St. — house Eden cottage meadows
Lachlan, esq. S.S.C. 31 Northum. st.
Mrs, 16 Hart street
Mrs, lace joiner, 23 Howe st. — See A'h.
M'Intyre, Major Archibald, 14 Comely bank
Arch, grocer, 79 Queen street
Daniel, linen draper, 351 High st.
D. combmaker, 2 Northumberland st.
Donald, esq. Jordan bank
.John, esq., 23 Archibald place
John, spirit dealer, 97 Leith wynd
William D., mail guard, 4 Calton hill
Mrs, 1 Grove street
M'Isaac, Jo. tailor, 30 Nicolson st. — ho. 12
Meadow place
Wm. coal merchant, 6 railway depots
ho. 8 Henry street
M'lver. Jamen, girth shoemak., 117 High st.
* William, draper, 16 and 17 Kirkgate
Mack, A. Alex. esq. W.S. 16 Ainslie place
Andrew, writer, 5 York place
* Geo. contractor, 11 St Andrew street
James Ogilvie, esq. S.S.C. 20 Dean ler.
Mackay, Cunningham, & Co. goldsmiths to the
Queen, 47 N. bridge
and Chisholm, jewellers, silversmiths,
and dealers in curiosities, 49 No. bridge
& Ferrier, painters, paperhangers, and
gilders, 13 South St David street
& Son, coal agents, 14 St Leonard st.
Alex. esq. of Blackcastle, 26 Geo. sq.
Alex. esq. Queensberry house
Alex, plasterer & spirit dea. 327 High st.
Alex., printer, 7 Torphichen street
Andrew, tailor, 2 James' court
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Mackay, Angus, spirit mercht. 62 Cumber, st.
Benj. A.M., of High school, 6 James' sq.
• Charles, (Theatre Royal,) 13 James' sq.
Charles, goldsmith, 7 Annandale st.
■ Colin, agent, 19 Drummond street
— — David, hairdresser, 8 Greenside place
. D. surveyor of W. Kirk par. 9 Hill sq.
Duncan, gardener, 14 Grange loan
■ Geo. printer, 2 Salisbury square
Hugh, book agent, 5 south College st.
* Isaac, hairdresser, 11 Riddle's close
. James, agent, 35 Howe street
Jas. goldsmith, 24. Forth st.
Ja. coal merchant, 4 Newport street
Jas. wine & spirit mercht. 133 High st.
and 5 Drummond street
* Jas. messenger, Nat. Bank, 2 Baltic st.
J. T. hat manufacturer and cap maker,
64 No. bridge — ho. 8 Danube street
* John, (A. & B.) officer, 30 Kirkgate.
John A. esq. 26 George square
John, spirit dealer, 143 High street
John, hotel-keeper, 91 Princes st.
John(i>/c. ^' Chisholm,) 41 e. Clarem.st.
• Jno., jun. jeweller, 7, Scotland street
John, chemist & druggist, 121 Geo. St.
• John, lodgings, 17 Castle street
John, spirit merchant, 266 Canongate
■ John, cabinetmaker, 12 Castle street
Neil, spirit dealer, 14 Hanover street
* Neil & Co. 18 Coalfield lane
P. superintendent Lunatic Asy. Bristo po.
Ro. esq. W.S., 17 Northumberland st.
Robt., tailor and clothier, 68 George st.
Robert, boot and shoemaker, 60 Queen st.
. Thos. G. esq. W.S. 7 Albyn place
Thomas, tailor, 134 High street
W. upholsterer, 2 Castle street
Wm. commission mercht. 21 Salisbury st.
Wm. sheriff officer, 23 Society
Wm. jeweller, 9 Rose street
William, cork manufacturer, 87 High st.
Mrs F. 22 Society
■ Mrs Jean, lodgings, 7 Brighton street
■ Mrs, 13 Clyde street
Mrs John, 20 Frederick street
Mrs John, 24 Rutland street
Mrs IMajor D. 24 Upper Grey street
■ Mrs, 3 Tiviot row
■ • Miss, 50 Northumberland street
Miss Isabella, staymaker, 106 Rose st.
's hotel, 91 Princes street
jM'Kean, James, wright, 6 Charles street
Alex., baker, 3 Romilly place
• James, seal engraver, 3 Elder street
• John, tailor and clothier, 3 Register st.
* Lieut. Wm. 8 London row
W. B., merchant (agent for Hope Life
Assur. Co., London), 18 Hope crescent
M'Kechney, C. F., miniature painter, 1 Gay-
field place
Mackechnie, Andrew, esq. 23 Alva street
M'Kellar, Duncan, esq. 54 Inverleith row
■ Miss, 6 St Bernard row
M'Kelvie, Jas, coal merchant, so. Coates ho.
*M'Kendrick, Wm. bootand shoem. 54Bri. st«
Mackenzie, Innes, & Logan W.S. 23 Queen st.
and Sharp, esqrs. W.S. and Commrs. of
the C. of Queen's B., Common Pleas, &
Exchequer, 32 Abercromby place
* Adam, shoemaker, 9 Cannon street
A. K., gen. supt. of branches of Com.
Bank, 5 Gayfield square
Alex. esq. W.S. 29 Charlotte sq ho. 10
Alva street.
Alex, hairdresser, 5n . w. Circus pi.
Alex, tailor and cloth. 1 s. St David st.
Alex, spirit dealer, 148 Cowgate
A. & M. jewellers, 27 Nicolson street
Captain A. W. 6 Walker street
D. working cutler and surgical instru-
ment maker, 48 Nicolson street
D. J. & Co. preservers of fresh provi-
sions, 6 Mound
D. M. solicitor, 17 St James' square
Captain Donald, 42 Castle street
Donald, esq. advocate, 42 Castle street
D. grocer & spirit dea. 13 Middleton en.
Dun. provision warehouse, 67 Thistle st.
Sir George S. hart. 11 Athole crescent
Jas. esq. W.S. 23 Queen st. — h. 9 Doune
terrace
James, tobacconist, 3 w. Register street
James, sheriff officer, 11 Charles street
James Hay, esq. W.S., 29 Charlotte sq.
—ho. 2 Randolph cliff
Jn. Whiteford, esq. W.S. 13 Scotland st.
— house 19
John, accountant {Manager Scottish Wi-
dows' Fund,) 11 Abercromby place
John, wright, &c., picture-frame maker,
8 Thistle street lane
John, esq. S.S.C. 8 Manor place
^ John, furnace builder, 69 Broughton st.
John, glazier, 475 Lawnmarket
Jn. Ord, esq. W.S and Commis. of the C.
of Queen's B., Common Pleas, & Excq.
32 Aber. pi. — h. 66 Nor thumb, street
Kenneth, {Ivory 4" Mack.) 36 Queen st.
Kenneth, esq. accoun*, 9 n. St David st.
Kenneth, house & sign painter, 3 Hamil-
ton place, Mainpoint
Lord, Bellmount, Murrayfield
R. esq. W. S. Commis. C. of Queen's bench.
Com. Pleas, & Exche. 32 Abercrom. pi.
Rob. joiner, 3Iilne's close
Rod. esq. W.S. 5 Forth street
Samuel portrait painter, R. S. A. 27
Howe street
Samuel, builder, 53 Hope Park end
Sutherland, esq. 24 Charlotte square
* T. mess. B. L.' Co.'s B., 46 Bernard st.
Thomas, esq. advocate, 6 India street
Thomas, esq. of Applecross, W.S., M.P.,
35 Frederick street — ho. 10 Heriot row
W. B. Shetland hosier, 111 Princes street
W. esq. of IMuirton, W.S. 29 Charlotte
square
— — Dr William, of Culbo and Laurel bank,
H.E.I.C.S. 14 Carlton terrace
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[Mackenzie, W. surg., M.R.C.S.L., teacher of
anatomy, University — ho. Blacket pi.
* Win. shipmaster, 3 Hamburgh place
The Hon. Mrs Hay, of Cromarty, 11
Carlton terrace
Mrs, 15 Alva street
Mrs, lodgings, 41 Castle st
Mrs A., 5 Duncan street, Newington
Mrs, midwife, 306 Lawnmarket
. Mrs, 6 Slanstield place
Airs Kincaid, 5 Gayttekl square
Mrs Lewis, 17 St James' square
Miss, 1 Nelson street
Miss, teacher of music, 27 Howe street
Miss, seminary, 18 Frederick street
Misses, mills. & dressms., 1 s. St David st.
M'Kenzie, A. teacher of music, 3 Gt. King st.
■ • Alex, spirit dealer, 148 Cowgate
— — Rev. Andrew, 5 Keir street
■ Charles, grocer, 65 Broughton street
— — F. spirit dealer, 6 so. College street
•— — Georgt, oil, colourman, and painter, 169
High St. — ho. 10 N. Richmond street
— — James, tinsmith, 151 West port
James, sheriff- officer, 11 Charles street
Jas., bookbindtr & statr., 6 Union place
John, tinsmith, 3 Hay's court
John, plumber, 15 Rose street — house 23
John, musician, 3 Great King street
* John, contractor, 47 St Andrew street
J. and T., jewellers, &c. 70 Leith street
Roder., stoneware merch. 7 St James sq.
Wm. ( G.P. O.,) 7 Brown street
William, slater, 233 Canongate
* Wm., overseer, Duke street
Mrs Captain, 30 Northumberland st.
Mrs Donald, lodgings, 106 Lauriston pi.
' Mrs Wm. of Forret, 2 Gayfield square
■ Mrs, 23 Melville street
JVIrs, lodgings, 11 Broughton place
* Mrs J. broker, 47 St Andrew street
Miss, 143 Princes street
Miss, 95 Princes street
Miss, dressmaker, 6 Castle street
M'Kerlie, Robert, esq. Ordnance store keeper,
Castle — ho. Dickson's park, Piershill
M'Kerracher, Mrs, grocer & spirit dealer, 141
Grassmarket
Mackersy, Wm. esq. W.S. 2 Bellevue crescent
Mackie, Chas. surgeon, 7 n. west Circus place
Jn. messenger, B. of Scotland
■ John W. confec. and purv. of rusk and
biscuit to the Queen, 108 Princes st.
John, smith. Queen's place lane, L. w.
■ John, engraver and stamp cutter, 150
High street
— — Joseph, tailor, 4 west Richmond street
* J. {J. Bell and Co.,) 10 Hermitage pi.
* Robert, smith, 13 Fox lane.
* Thomas, shipmaster, 4 London row
■ Mrs, lodgings, 25 India street
Miss, milliner and dressm. 19 Heriot r.
Mackiliop, George, esq. 40 Moray place
Mackinlay & Co. booksellers. 11 Hanover st.
M'Kinlay, Wm. grocer & spirit dea. 13 Cowg.
*M'Kin]ay & Deans, merchants and general
agents, 104 Constitution street
* Charles, {oi M'Kinlay and Deans,) 3
Morton street
Dav. esq. of Newlandburn, 25 Royal ter.
Duncan, draper, 1 Bank street
Finlay, cutler, 3 Hanover street
* James, baker, 24 Bernard street
Peter, watchmaker & jeweller, 11 Leith
street
Mrs John, lodgings, 5 Duke street
Mrs, 1 Thomas street
iliss, 41 Lothian street
Miss, dressmaker, 9 Duke street
M'Kinnon, Wm. M.D. resident physician and
superintendent royal Edinr. asylum
Mrs, 20 Inverleith row
Macknight, A- E. esq. advocate, 12 London st.
Geo. spirit dealer, 1 1 Waterloo place
James, esq. W.S. 12 London street
Mrs A. lodgings, 101 Princes street
M'Kutcheon, James, governor Orphan IIosp.
M'Lachlan& Ivory, esqs. W.S. 6 Duke street
Stewart, & Co., publishers, booksellers, &
stationers, 64 South bridge
And. haircut. & perfum., 11 Nicolson st.
Daniel, cowfeeder, 72 Crosscausey
Fergus, cowfeeder, 61 n. b. of Caiiong.
George, esq. W.S. 6 Duke st. — ho. 20
J. (M'L. Sj Stewart), 7 Teviot row
Jno. wine mercht. & grocer to the Queen,
60 So. bridge — ho. 108 Lauriston pi.
Mark, broker, 266 Cowgate
P. tea, wine, & spirit dealer, ag. for Bal-
nacraig & Union Glen dist. 34 Castle st.
Wm. gunmaker, 24 Frederick street —
house, 34 Howe street
Mrs John, dressmaker, 6 Castle street
Mrs E. lodgings, 20 Cumberland street
*M'Lae, J. W. artist, 3 Dock street
Maclagan, Douglas, M.D. F.R.C.S. lecturer ou
materia medica, 129 George street
David, M.D. F.R.C.S. surgeon to the
Queen, 129 George street
F. baker, 19 Frederick street — ho. 140
Princes street
Peter, esq. 77 Great King street
M'Laren, Alex. {W. Gray ^ Co.,) 15 Annan-
dale street
Archibald, tavern, 16 and 17 College st.
Chsi^. {^Scotsman ojfice,) 15Northumb. st.
Daniel, cork manufacturer, 6 e. Adam st.
—— David, clothier, 8 St Andrew square
* Dav. and Co. comm. agts. and merchts.
9 Constit. St.
* D. and G. wine and spirit merchants, 15
St Andrew st. — ho. 1 Cassels pi.
D.(Z>. M'Laren ^- Co.,) Catherine bank
— — Dun. ]\Ianchester warehouse, 329 High
street — house 12 Frederick street
— J. wholesale tea dealer, 7 Roxburghe pi.
— house, 42 Minto street
' James, teacher, 8 Hamilton place
.las. boot and shoemaker, 6 Duncan st.
— — , John, bookseller, 13 Nelson street
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M'Laren, John, tinplate worker, 6 Downie pi.
I John, bootmaker, 10 Deanhaugh st.
John, boot & shoemaker, 1 Claremont pi.
Jos. grocer & wine mercht, Preston street
Lockhart, watchmaker, 6 Duncan street
N. wine merchant, Broughton place
. Neil, esq. 56, Great King street
p. cabinetmaker & upholsterer, 20 Green-
side place — house, 39 Broughton street
* Peter, tailor, 1 Spring Gardens
. Robert {Road Office,) County rooms
William, printer, 7 Brown street
William, wright, 11 Cheyne street
Mrs, 24 Clarence street
Mrs Capt., Maitland placft^ Newhaven
• Miss, Moredon, Abbeyhill
Miss, .5 Heriot mount
M'Laurin, Mrs P. 48 Frederick street
M'l.ay, Veler {Melrose S^ Co.) 27 Hamilton pi.
M'Lean & Hamilton, esqrs. W.S. 21 Albany st.
Alex. esq. 1 London street
* And. basketmaker, 60 Tolbooth wynd
■ Charles, enameiler, 23 Clyde street
* Chas. mat & mattress m. 42Tolb wynd
— — Charles, grocer, tea and wine merchant,
5 Queensferry st. and 43 Dundas st. —
house 4 Queensferry street
Don. esq. W.S. 21 Albany street
Dug. & Son, fruit mercht. to her Majesty,
77 Princes street — h. 10 Hanover street
. Jas. shawl manufr, 32 Geo. IV. bridge
Jo. (late of G. F. O.), 12 n. St David st.
J. chemist and drug. 17 Queensferry st.
* J, perfumer & hairdresser, 58 Bernard st.
— — W. messenger-at-arms, and J. P. officer,
39 South bridge
W. S. esq. Laverock bank
A. spirit dealer, 206 Cowgate
]\Irs Charles, Silvermills cottage
■ Mrs, 2 Hill street
Mrs, sicknurse, 16 Jamaica street
Mrs C. 13 Green market
• . Mrs D. 38 Rankeillour street
Mrs, 2 Howard street
Mrs, 37 Castle street
Jlrs, midwife, 81 High street
Mrs, 27 Brunswick street
Jlisses Isabella & Jane, 1 Grove street
's school, ] 7 Thistle st — A. Brown, teacher
M'Leay, Don. spirit dealer, 10 Gibb's entry
• John, clerk, 73 Pleasance
Ken. R.S. A. miniature and portrait pain-
ter, 30 Stafford street
IMacneill, artist, 9 Cheyne street
. Mrs Dr, 9 Cheyne street
M'Lellan, P. officer of Excise, Swanfield
M'Lennan, A. grocer and spirit merchant, 176
High street — house 2 w. Lauriston pi.
. Don. spirit dealer, 43 High street
* D. spirit dealer, 65 Shore
. Mrs, sick- nurse, 1 Queensferry street
• Mrs, lodgings, 6 Rose street
Macleod, Alex, superv. of Excise, 23 Gilmore p.
. Kenneth, painter, 1 4 Thistle street
r— Dr Wm. surgeon, 23 Gilmore place
Macleod, R. boot & shoem. 46 Hanover st.
Mrs, 9 Davie street
M'Leod, D. and Son, booksellers, 13 and 14
Infirmary street
D. sen. {oj M'Leod Sf Son), 29 Nicolson
street
George, stationer, 4 Drummond street
H. P. -music teacher, 2 Roxburgh terrace
Hector, spirit dealer 19 Bread street
James, & Co. woollen drapers, 5 Milne sq.
James B. teacher, 13 Salisbury street
* Nicolas, merchant, 1 Baltic street — ho.
105 Constitution street
Norman, plasterer, 14 Arthur street
Peter {Jan. M'L S; Co.,) 1 Brandfield pi.
* Robert, tailor, 1 St Andrew street
Roderick, grocer and spirit dealer, 188
Cowgate
i\Iajor'Wm. 23 Walker street
W. tailor and clothier, 55 Cumberland st.
Mrs, lodgings, 25 Cumberland street
Mrs J. 17 Archibald place
* Mrs, lodgings, 3 Regent street
* Mrs, Seagrove
Miss J. toy shop, 19 so. College street
*M'Luckie, Mrs James, 17 Albany street
Macmahon, M. and Co. furriery manufac-
turers, 37 Hanover street
M'Martin, D. clerk, 15 3Iontague street
M'Millan and Grant, esqrs. W.S. 37 York pi.
* Captain, 6 Hamburg place
Alexander, esq. W.S. 43 York place
D. pocketbook case maker, 90 South br.
Edw. and Alex, esqrs. W.S. 43 York pi.
Edward, esq. S.S.C. 43 York place
Geo. flesher, 20 Dundas street — ho. 15
Nelson street
Hugh, lodgings, 8 Makenzie place
T. flesher, 7 High markt. — house 4 Union
street
Thos. painter & glaz. 70 Broughton st.
Mrs, 25 York place
Miss, dressmaker, 5 Dundas street
Misses, 2 Castle st.
M'Minn, Misses, milliners and dressmakers,
15 Elder street
JlacMurdo, Misses, Jordan lane
M 'Murdoch, IMrs, 12 Cumberland street
M'Murray and Durhain, wholesale stationers,
9 and 1 1 Blair street
John, painter and glazier, 2 Nicolson sq.
W. and J. wire cloth manuf. Stead's pi.
M'Murtrie, T. horse hirer, King's stables
Mrs, provision shop, 20 Brunswick st.
M'Nab, Alex, gown-keeper to the Faculty of
Advocates, 55 India place
Peter, tea and spirit dealer, 3 Canal st.
James, curator horticultural gardens,
Inverleith row
Robert, writer, 3 Darling's buildings
W. curator royal botanic gardens, In-
verleith row
Mrs Jlalcolm, cowfeeder, 4 Bedford st.
^'' • Mrs, lodgings, 24 Queen's street
*- — — Miss, dressmaker, 24 Queen's street
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*Ar]Sair, Alex, imrchant, 21 Quality street — I
house Sea lodge
* John, brewer, 11 St Anthony street — 1
house 5 James' place
. ]\lrs, 5 London street
— — Mrs Juhii, 32 Sixe-Coburg place
M'Naught, James, coniectioiier, 45 n. bridge
— house 20
W. & Son, confectioners, 37 Nicolson st.
]\I'Nauf);hton, A. hosier & draper, 42 Howe st.
— house 44
* Duncan, manager, Vulcan foundry, 21
Couper street
* Allan, ship and general agent, 135 Con-
stitution street — h. 3 Morton street
. James, coal- mer. and agent for bricks,
tiles, &c. 1 E. & G. R. depot, see Adv.
John, wine and spirit mercht. 7 Market
St. 8 IMiddle market
Mrs, 3:5 Montague street
Mrs, 10 Hill place
M'Nee, Jis. {Russell &; M'Nee,) 7 Canal st.
M'Neil, Captain Archibald, 8 Maitland street
M'Neilie, David, esq. W.S. 13 Brougliton pi.
M'Neill, Alex. esq. advocate, 28 Queen street
Archibald, esq. W.S. 73 Gt. King st.
Lieut.- Colonel D. 19 George square
Duncan, esq. right hon. lord advocate,
73 Great King street
Sir John, G.C.B. 53 Queen street
Lieut.-Colonel M. 29 Ann street
• Robert, virright, 1 Nelson place
. Miss, 4 Ann street
Maenish, Wm. M.D. surgeon, 2 Scotland st.
M'Nicoll, A. shoemaker, 4 Brunswick street
Mrs James, 68 George street
Macniven, Jn. (P. ^' W. M'N.,) 4 Roxb. st.
p. and W. & Co. stationers, and paste-
board manufac 23 Blair street
Macomish, Snodgrass, and Co. millinerfl
and dressmakers, 1 12 George street
M'Omish, Patr. writer, 1 1 west Richmond st.
M'Ouan, Mrs, 1 1 Keir street
Macphail, Miles, bookseller, 11 s. St David st
Mrs, 25 James square
MThee, Don. lodgings, 6 Charlotte place
M'Pherson and M'Rae, wine and spirit mer-
chants, 45 Nicolson street
■ & Sime, letterpress printers, 31 e. Rose
street lane
. Alex, shoemaker, 33 William st.
• Arch. & Son, plasterers,5 Riciimond pend
. Arch. & Son, plasterers, 7 Hunter square
Charles, broker, 174 Cowgate
. C. (of Macptierson §• Sinic,) 46 Han. st.
Daniel, 7, Salisbury street
— — Lieut. Evan, 1 Alva street
— — Hugh, chairman, York place — ho. 14
Union street
Jas. plumber, brassfounder, & gas-fitter,
103 Constitution st — ho. Crown street
James, architect, 50 Cumberland street
James, cabinetmaker, 10 Brighton st.
— — ,T. stone merchant, 1 Port Hopetoun —
house, 10 St Anthony place
M'Pherson, .John, lamp and oil mer. 4 Mel-
bourne place— house 10 Graham st.
J. teacher of dancing, southern dancing
academy, 2 Drummond st.
Lnchlan, dairy, 4 Barony street
Mai. letter carrier, 10 »o. St James' st.
Peter, agricultural implement maker,
Norton place
* Peter, Frithfield baths
Walter, surgeon dentist, 46 Hanover st.
* Wm. housekeeper. Customhouse
Wm. taihn-, and clothier, 150 High street
Mrs Major, 9 Torphichen street
Mrs Arthur, 58 Broughton street
jMrs, green grocer, 6 Tobago street
Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 Leith street terrace
Mrs, dairy, 8 Union street
Mrs, lodgings, 25 Queen street
Mrs, Greenhill bank
Miss E., dressmaker, Farnington place
* Miss, stocking grafter, 6 Duncan place
* I»iliss H. lodgiiitis, 38 Quality street
Macqueen, John, haberdasher, 29 w. Nicol-
son street
John, commission agent, 54 N. bridge —
house 3 Montague street
John, shoemaker, 3 St Ann's yards
— — Kenneth, H.E.LC.S. 9 Royal circus
■ M. Justiciary office, 4 Salisbury street
Wm. (Macqueen 's hotel,) 8 Princes st.
* John, gardener, Queensferry road
M'Quillen, William, silk dyer, 4 Portland
place
Macquoy, W. fern band manufact. Coul'scl.
*M'^Rae, Alex, provision merchant and spirit
dealer, 45 Bridge st. , 37 Sandport st.
Dr John, R.N. Comely green crescent
John, grocer, 2 Clarence street
Macrae, .In. A. LL.D. & W.S. 32 G. King st.
Alex, letter carrier, 54 Bristo street
Macredie, A. bookseller and stationer, 11 s. St
David St. — ho. 69 Northumberland st.
M'Ritchie, Bayley, & Henderson, esqrs. W.S.
1 1 Royal Exchange
— — Thos. Eider, esq. of Craigton, W.S. II
Royal Exchange — house 4 Gayfield sq.
* T. esq. 67 Constitution street
W. D. esq. 2 Morningside place
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 67 Kirkgate
Mrs, of Craigton, 4 Gayfield square
M'Sporran, Arch, writer, 11 Norton place
M'Vean, Miss Susan, 1 Rankeillour street
Macvicar, J. D. esq. DunclifF, Coltbridge
M' Vicar, Wm. shipmaster, Christian bank
* Miss, 5 London row
M'Vie, Mrs, cowfeeder, 121 Canongate
M'Vitie, John, mail guard, IC Calton street
Robert, provision shop, 14 Charlotte pi.
& 129 Rose street
M'Wattie, Mrs, 1 Gabriel's road
M'Whea, Mrs, dressmaker, 68 Cumberland st.
Macwhirter, John Dr, F.R.C.P. & F.R.S.E. 4
Ainslie place
' James, baker, 10 Scotland street
■ Mrs, 6 Roxburghe street
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M'William, Robert, writer, 30 Alva street
William, vintner, Nevvhaven
William, printer, 3 Salisbury square
• Mrs, female seminary, 3 Salisbury sq.
Magan, Miss, 9 Queensferry street
Maidment, Jas. esq. advocate, 3 London st.
Main and Shanks, bootmakers, 5 Catharine st.
Edward, seal engraver, 60 Leith street
James, bootmaker, 12 Elm row
* George, hairdresser, 9 Tolbooth wynd
. R. late teacher, 39 St Leonard street
Peter, esq. Moredone, Abbeyhill
* Thos. hair dresser, 26 Giles st.
Mrs Thomas, 22 Caltonhill
■ Mrs, midwife and nurse, 6 So. James st.
Mair, Geo. boot and shoemaker, 2 Howard pi.
Major Arthur, 29 Abercromby place
Miss, worsted shop, 465 Lawnmarket
Maitland, Augustus, esq. W.S., and agent for
the United Kingdom Life Assur. Co.,
1 s. Charlotte st. — ho. 27 Charlotte sq.
— See Adv.
■■ Geo. F. esq. 122 George street
■ Geo. R. esq. 15 Walker street
■ • E. F. esq. advocate, 13 Alva street
• Henry & Co. wine merchts. 48 Fred. st.
■ John, esq. accountant, chamber at the
Savings Bank, head of Mound
John, esq. clerk of the Grand Lodge of
Scotland, 9 south-east Circus place
Robert, livery stable keeper 51 Rose st.
. Thos. esq. yr. of Dundrennan, advocate,
122 Geo. St.
* Mrs, 24 Mitchell street
• ■ Miss, 9 south-east Circus place
Miss, Croftanrigh cottage
iMakgill, Mrs, 13 Rutland street
Malcolm, Alex, teach, of pianoforte, 23Lond. St.
Dr, F.R.C.P.E., 7 6 George street
■ James, S.S.C 30 Dundas street
Rev. John, Catholic chapel
' Robert, mason & contract. 3 Market st
. Thos. pianoforte maker, 23 London st.
Walter, writer, 30 Drummond place
■ Wm. painter and glazier, 33 Hanover st.
and 16 Cowgate — house 6 Graham st.
' Miss, dressmaker, 2 Northumberland pi.
Maiden, James, lodgings, 14 Albany street
Malloch,P. & Son, map mounters, 18 Market st.
Manchester Assurance & Annuity Co.
40 York place — Francis Burke, esq. agent
Mancor, Wm. musician, 4 George place
Manderson, D. & G. spt. dealr. 54 Brough. st.
*Mann, Alex. (Archer S,- M.,) 10 Wellington pi.
Benjamin, shipmaster, 20 Shore
Miss, 21 Leopold place
Manners, A. H. esq. W.S. 12 Saxe-Coburg pi.
Mansfield, Tho. esq. acct. 7 Thistle st. — h. 5
Heriot row
> William, esq. 9 Graham street
— — Miss, 4 Glenfinlas street
Manson, Rev. James, Drumsheugh cottage
David, esq. S.S.C. 1 St Vincent street
- Miss, milliner and dressra, 67 George st.
Manuel's, Dav. private hotel, 23 St Andrew sq.
Geo. turnery and toy wareh. 78 Nic. st.
Peter, clerk of works, 14 Leven street
Manzie, Mrs, lodgings, 10 Hill place
March, James, Trinity baths
Mrs, 1 Rutland street
Mrs, 13 India st.
Marchbanks,W.warehousem. 32Rankcillor st.
Marder, Henry, esq. 23 Union place
*Mariners' Church & School, 10 Dock st.
Marjoribanks, Mrs, of Marjorib. 15 Dean ter.
Mark, James, water officer, 3 Barony street
Mrs, grocer, 7 south St James' street
Marnoch, G. F. Esq. M.D. 15 Pitt street
*Marquis of I-othian's coal establishment, 22
Baltic street — H. White, agent
Marr, Dr Jas. F. R. C. accoucheur and lecturer
on midwifery, 6 Northumberland st.
James, spirit merchant, 11 e. Register
street — ho. 3 N. St James street
J. spirit dealer, Jeanie Deans' tryst, St
Leonard's hill
* James, grocer, Duke street
* John S. 16 Charlotte st.
William, teacher, Geo. Heriot's hospital
j\Irs Andrew, 66 Cowgate
* Mrs James, 5 Vanburgh place
Marshall & Aitken, woollen drapers and clo-
thiers, 28 No. bridge
& Macdonald, bookbinders and station-
ers, 79 South bridge
& Sons, jewellers & silversm. 87 Geo. st.
* & Sutherland, plasterers, 45 Consti. st.
Adam, flesher, 118 Nicolson st — h. 138
Alex, shoemaker, 13 Dean street
* Alexander, druggist, 77 Shore — ho. so.
Fprth street
Oapt. D., H. E. L C S., 10 Royal terrace
Francis, teacher of music, 23 Dow nie pi.
* George, shipmaster, 20 Shore
Henry, deputy inspector general of array
hospitals, 25 Alva street
James, esq. of Callander, 18 Albany st.
J. plumber & gasfitter, Albany lane—
ho. 52 Broughton st.
J. and W. jewellers, 41 George street
Jas. esq. 16 Greenside pi.
James, agent, wine and spirit merchant,
1 Roxburgh pi. — ho. 2 Buccleuch pL
James, esq. S..'*.C. 30 Broughton place
Jas. (J. ^' W. M.) 13 Royal terrace
* J. ironmonger, 16 Duke street
* Jas. {M. and S.,^ 33 Coatfield lane
* .James, engineer, 6 Couper street
John, esq. advocate, 9 Fettes row
John {Stamp Office,) Gothic cot. Trinity
Jn. toy-shop & tobacconist, 99 Princes st.
John, plumber, brassfounder, & gasfitter,
15 west Register street — house 16
* Martin, corn merchant, 21 Quality st.
* R. com. agent, Newcastle crown and
London plate glass & bottle warehouse,
36 Elbe st ho. 3 John's place
*— Bobt. storekeeper, 38 Constitution st.
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Miller, Rt.{MarshallSfAitken,)2\ Archibald pi.
R. & Son, fleshers, 31 Dundas st. — ho. 36"
R. letterpress printer, e. Rose street lane
— ho. St Bernard's row.
Walter, jeweller, 27 Gayfield square
* Wm. Danish consul-general for Scot-
land, 93 Constitution street
Wm. & Son, plumbers, entry 13 Geo. st.
. Wm. goldsmith to his late Majesty, (j2
No. bridge — ho. 10 Archibald pi.
Wm. jeweller, 290 Lawnmarket — h. 41.1
\Villiam, coachbuilder, 58 Bristo street
William, artist, 100 Princes street
Wm. esq. W.S. 18 Albany street
• Wm. clerk, 28 Salisbury street
• William, livery stables, Dublin Street
lane — house -!• Northumberland place
* William {Maxwell, M. and Co.,) 93
Constitution street
Rev. Wm. 9 Smith's place
Mrs, 41 Jlinto street
Mrs, 13 Warriston crescent
MrsS. H. 6 James' court
* Mrs Thomas, 1 Laurie street
* Miss, silk and worsted shop, 13 Queen st.
Miss, boarding school, 9 Forres street
IMartin and Son, fleshers, 79 Queen st.
* & Sibbald, corn factors. Quality court
Alex. {M. ^ Son,) 5 n. Charlotte st.
Dav. bookseller & publisher, 129 High st.
H. grocer & spirit dealer, 19 Carnegie st.
James, esq. S.S.C. 48 Cumberland street
James, {Wilson 6j Martin,) 9 Union st.
* John, victual dealer, 79 Giles street
* John, surgeon & drug. 1 Admiralty st.
— house 29 Couper street
John, draper, 2 Wallace place
John, esq. W.S. 14 Stafford street
J. H. spirit dealer, 2 Arthur street
John, esq. banker, 40 Princes street
Robert, bookseller, 37 Arthur street
Robert, cooper, 28 Main point
Robert & Son, soda water manufac-
turers, 15 James square
Lieut -Colonel S. 33 Regent terrace
Theodore, S.S.C. {Roj/ and Martin,) 48
Cumberland street
William, esq. S.S.C. 17 Union street
Wm. (Usher 6; Co.,) 5 Buccleuch street
■ ■ WiUiam, victual dealer, 53 Hanov. st.
Wm. hairdresser, 69 George street
■ Wra. letter-carrier, 6 Canongate
Wm. victual dealer, 1 Raeburn place
Mrs, lodgings, 19 St Patrick square
Miss, 30 Clarence street
Miss, Janet, corset maker, 4 ToUcross
Miss, 13 Melville street
Martinson, J. N., writer, 4 St Bernard's row
Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers,
2 Johnston place
Mason & Hall, tailors, clothiers, and robe
makers, 20 North bridge
* David, meal dealer, 6 Johnston street
— Geo. acc'.-gen. G. P. OfBce, 13 Union st.
■ George, flcsher, 82 Pleasance
Hector, assist.- clerk of session, 2 Mans-
field place
Jas. writer, 32 Alva street
Jas. boot & shoemaker, 385 Lawnmarket
— house, 4 Bank street
.Tames, writer, I Archibald place
J ohnW.( Mason S; Hall,) 9 Montague st.
* John, spirit dealer, 26 Shore
* Laurence, tailor, 16 Kirkgate
Robert, engraver, 13 Union street
* Rob. millstone builder, 2 Salamander 8t.
Rob. architect & build. 28 Buccleuch pi.
* Robert, Hesher, 58 Charlotte st.
Thomas, baker, 7 Keir street
Thos. coal mercht. 33 Parkside street
William, S.S.C. 4 Bank street
Mrs John, cowfeeder, 269 Canongate
Mrs, 1 St John street
Mrs Jas. spirit dealer, 3 St Mary wynd
Mrs, 12 Clarence street
Mrs, 4 Great King street
Mrs, grocer, 8 File place
Mrs, 6 Elm row
Miss E. milliner, 10 Greenside place
Masonic Lodce, Grand, of Scotland, right
hon. Lord Frederick Fitzclarence,
Grand Master
Celtic, A. Muiray, turf hotel, 3 Princes
street, master
Canongate Kilwinning, Arch. Smith,
esq. 37 Northumberland street, master
Canongate & Leith, Alex. Macintosh,
49 Broughton street, master
Defensive Band, T. Colquhoun, 15
Broughton street, master
Journeymen, Andrew Kerr, Prospect
buildings, master
Mary's Chapel, James Wilson, W.S.
39 London street, master
Roman Eagle, Ninian Cowan, 16 Infir-
mary street, master
^ St Andrew's, John Steventon, 55 Rose
street, master
St David's, J. B. Douglas, esq., W. S.
15 Drummond place, master
St James's, William Hillhouse, 3 Ja-
maica street, master
St Luke, John Richardson, esq. W.S. 21
Pitt street, master
St Stephen's, Thomas Ritchie, 239 High
street, master
Massiah, W. W. esq. Blair park, Queensf. rd.
*Massie, Thomas, spirit dealer, 11 Yardheads
Masters, Mrs W. spirit dealer, 110 Rose st.
Mather, G. M. miniature painter, 63 Princes st.
James, flesher, {Post office,) Newhaven
John, teacher of music, 4 no. St James'
street
John & Co. warehousemen, II Leith
street terrace
J. & W., ladies' boot and shoe maker, 99
Princes street
— — Thos. jun. veterinary surg. 7 Queen's pi.
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Mather, Thomas, farrier, 14 Greenside row
— — William, flesher, 9 India place — house
5 Sanders street
William, flesher, 32 W. Richmond st.
Mrs, 2(j Danube st.
Matheson, and Co., family mourning and linen
warehouse, 39 George street
, Archd. gardener, Plewlands
Hugh, J. P. constable and china mer-
chant, 15 Home street
Robert, of Exchequer, 5 St James' sq.
— — Wm. bookseller and stationer, 36 P>e-
derick street — ho. 22 Gayfield square
—— Misses, corsetmakers, 10 Dublin st.
*Mathie, R. bak. 31 Shore— h. 24 Charlotte st
Mathieson, Alexander, esq. Taaphall
* George, agent for Aberdeen, Leith,
6 Clyde Shipping Co. 27 Princes street
and 3 Dock gates — ho. Gran ton
John, painter, 34 Nicolson street
Mathison, Alex, spirit dealer, 100 Rose street
* Duncan, spirit dealer, 10 Commercial pi.
■ George, hair dresser, 15 Charlotte pi.
— — P. private teacher, 17 Keir street
* Miss, milliner, 2 Baltic street
Mathew, James, cabinetmaker, 255 Cowgate
. Mrs, Jock's lodge
Mrs, 22 Elm row
Matthew, James, macer. High Court of Justi-
ciary, 38 Castle street
Mathewson, D. coach-hirer, 4 Albany st.
Mrs, grocer, 5 Charlotte street
Matson, Thos. wright, 14 Bedford street
Maughan, F. T. esq. accountant, 30 Pitt st.
. Edward J. inspector of stamps and taxes,
5 Mary place
— — Geo. (Stamp Office,) 21 Gardner's cres.
Captain Philip, 37 Melville street
Maule, George, builder, 58 Broughton street
John, architect, 64 Broughton street
. Miss, 5 Cassells place
Maury, Anth. late confectioner, 9 Morison st.
Maver, J. M. builder, 3 Spittle street
Maxton, John, wine merch. Bank street — ho.
29 Albany street
* J. B. & Co. engineers. Junction road
* J. B. (J. B. Maxton <^ Co.,) house
Claremont park
Mrs Josiah, 29 Albany street
*Maxwell, Marshall, and Co. corn factors, 26
Constitution street
— — Hamilton, esq. Shrub hill house
— — Henry, esq. 125 George street
■ J. L. Edin. and Leith brewing Co., 200
Canongate
— — Jas. auctioneer & appr. 18 Dundas st.
; John Hall, esq. advocate, 83 G. King st.
*— — J. teacher, Duke street
i Patrick, esq. 5 Archibald place
— — Captain Peter, 5 Hamilton pi.
Robert, tailor, 54 Brunswick street
■ William, tinsmith, 87 West bow
. Lady, of Calderwood, 6 Royal circ.
— — Lady's school, 29 Horse wynd, Cowgate
p. Mrs James, 2 Salisbury place
Maxwell, Mrs, lodginjjs, 18 Dundas street
Mrs Robert, 47 Cumberland street
Mrs Robert, 13 Dundas street
Miss A. Greenhill cottage
May, Wm. carpet and furniture warerooms, 46
and 48 Nicolson street — See Adv.
Mayne, Major Gen., C.B. 31 Melville street
John, esq. M.D. surgeon, 10 Brandon st.
Robert, esq. 42 Melville street
Miss, 35 Howe street
Miss, 10 Brandon street
Meade, John, jeweller, 17 so. St Andrew st.
Meadowbank, Hon. Lord, 13 Royal circus
Edin. Ale Brewing Co. London road
Mechanics' Subsckiption Libkary, 7 Jas.
court
Medical Hall, H. C. Baildon, 73 Princes street
Medical and Invalid Insurance Office,
8 St Andrew's sq. W. BelJ, agent.
Medwyn, Lord, 17 Ainslie place
Meek, And. hosier and glover, 43 No. bridge-s-
ho. 14 Architjald place
David, transcriber of old manuscripts
14 Archibald place
John, grocer and spirit dealer, 88 High
street
John, esq. W.S. 8 Athole place
Robert, president Goldsmith Friendly
Society, 5 Howe street
Thomas, victual dealer, 6? Pleasance
Thomas, baker, 21 Hercules street
William, postmaster. Church lane
Megget and Symington, leather factors and
bark agents, 28 Blair st.
Aitken {Megget and S.,) Blacket place
Meheux, Mrs Lieut. 6 Annfield
Meik, Mrs P. 8 Howard place
Meiklam, Mrs, sen. of Carnbrae, 18 Athol cr.
Meikle, G. grocer, and treas. tor Gillespie's
Hosp. 70 Grassmarket — h. 3 Park st.
James, solicitor-at-law, 2 Queen street
J no. ( Canal Co.' s office,) 8 Downie pi.
Wm. writer, 22 Dundas st.
• Mrs, 3 Comely green crescent
Mrs, lodgings, 111 George street
Meiklejohn, J. classical acad. 7 St Anthony pi.
J. esq. W.S. 22 Duke street
J. grocer and spirit dealer, 321 Canong.
* Wm. spirit dealer, 44 Giles street
*Meiklereid, David, shipmaster, 41 Shore
* Mrs, spirit dealer. Burgess close
Mein, Archibald, M.D. surgeon dentist, 102
George _st. — See Adv.
A. & Co. hatters, 26 N. bridge — house
102 George street
D. ( Wm. Moffat ^ Co.) 6 St Patrick sq.
Francis, lodgings, 12 Union st.
James, spirit dealer, 56 St Leonard street
Mrs, 102 George street
Meldrum, James, shoemaker, 25 Jamaica st.
Rev. James, teacher, 6 Sanders street
George, accountant, 53 York place
Mrs, 54 Clerk street
; Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 79
George street
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Melrose, A. & Co. tea dealers and grocers, 93
George st. 83 So. br. & 122 High st.
A. {A. Melrose Sf Co.,) Chapel house
■ John, tailor and clothier, 53 George st.
Wm. cowft-eder, 42 Lauriston street
Mrs Jas. lodgings, 99 Princes street
Miss, straw, hat maker, 9(i Canongate
Jlelville, A. agent. 14 Clerk street
George, esq. 11 Minto street
George, writer, keeper of register of at-
torney certificates, 15 Henderson row
J. M. esq. W.S. 110 George street — ho.
Hanley
John, esq. W.S. 20 Albany street
.John, plumber, 15 so. Canal street
Mr.'^, grocer, 3 no. St David street
Misses Whyte, 27 IVIoray place
Melvin, Alexander, brewer, Baroughloch
Mrs, ioiigings, 47 Castle street
Mcnelaws, W. grocer & wine mercht. 143 and
145 Geo. St. — ho. Drnmsheugh cottage
William, baker, 187 Canongate
Menzies & Maconochie, esqrs. W.S. 32 Queen
street
* & Co. shipbuilders, Wet docks
Alex, teacher of ladies' exercises, Royal
Academy buildings, Lothian road
Allan, esq. W.S. 32 Queen street
A. teacher of music, 55 Cumberland street
* Geo. shipbuilder, Leith mount
James, shoemaker, 11 Terrace, Leith st.
John, esq. of Pittodles, Greenhill cottage
John, bookseller & publisher, 61 Princes
street — house 25 Pitt street
* John, shipmaster, 10 London roov
* John, late merchant, 19 Bernard street
Kenneth, surgeon, 114 George street
Major, late 42d Regt. 54 Great King st.
* Robert D., esq. Claremorkt park
Ro. printer and publisher, 20 Bank street
* Thomas, 1'29 Constitution street
T. shipbuilder, 32 Bernard street
* Thos. (Z. jE. (^ G. Ship. Co.,) Ro-
naldson's wharf: — ho. 2 Couper street
William, shoemaker, 56 Buccleuch st.
. ■ Capt. Wm. E.I.C. Service, 1 14 George st.
Wm. surgeon and drugg. 8 Spence's pi. —
ho. 3 Lothian road
Mrs Catharine, 19 Montague street
Mrs D. 4 Elder street
* Mrs, grocer, north Foi't street
Mrs, 1 12 Lauriston place
Mrs James, lodgings, 17 Waterloo place
■ Mrs, la Clarence street
Mrs £. lodgings, 22 India street
Miss, boarding school, 4 Park place
Miss, 3 Graham street
Miss, 28 India street
Geo. & Son, lacemen, 17 Nicolson st.
— house 6 Windmill street
George, esq. of Gorthy and Dryden, 14
Moray place
-"^ James, esq. (of Scotsbank,") 31 Howe st.
Mercer, Jas. F.R.C.S.E. & lect. on anatomy,
4 Surg, sq — ho. Reservoir, Castlehill
Mercer, .Taities, superintendent and inspector
of water works. Castle hiil reservoir
R. esq. W.S. 40 Ururamond place — ho.
20 India st.
Robt. tea & spirit mercht. 8 Arthur st.
• W. lace merchant, 26 Rankeillor st.
William, esq. W.S. 5 Claretice street
* Mrs, 4 Morton street
Mrs James, cowfeeder, 11 Br6wn street
Miss, 15 Buccleuch street
Merchants' Hall, 4 Hunter square
Merrilees, John, dentist, 26 Frederick street
*— — Mrs, milliner & dressmaker, 76 Kirkgate
*Mirylees, A. cork manufacr. 48 Water lane
— ho. Coalfield lane
* Mrs D. 52 Charlotte street
Messer, Adam, esq. F.R.C.S.E. 142 Princes st.
— — James, slater, 36 St Leonard street
Metcalf, Mrs, lodgini'S, 29 Queen street
Misses, (Bartholomew and Law,) mil-
liners and dressmakers, 29 Queen st.
*Methuen, James, fish curer, 90 and 91 Giles
street — ho. 1 Albany street
Methven, Wm. 11 Roxbui'ghe street
Meux, Sir Henry and Co. London porter store,
Allison place — J. Allison & Sons, agts.
Meyer & Mortimer, army & navy contractors
& tailors to the Queen, 105 Geo. street
Monsr. silk mercer, 95 George street
Madame, milliner, dress, and corset
maker, 95 George sftreet
Michie, Jas. lod>;ings, 4 York pi.
R. eng. & lithographer, 19 s. St David st.
Miss, 14 Archibald place
Mickel, S. tea, wine, & spirit dea. 106 Highst.
Middleton and Douglas, Misses, boarding
school, 18 Picardy place
John, surg. drugg. & accoucheur, 1 west
Adam si. — ho. lie. Adam st.
Misses, dress & staymaks. 41 Lothian st.
Middlemass, Eb. victual dealer, 3 so. Clerk st.
George, wright, 169 Causeyside
Geo. cattle-deal. & cowfeed. 1 46 Causeyside
■ Thomas, wright, 73 Nicolson street
William, wright, 20 Bedford street
Middlemiss, Mrs, 2 Barony street
Milburn,E. & Co. straw-hat mak. 24 Prince's st.
Mill, Eben. writer, 12 AthoU place
George, tailor, 5 Church street
James, grocer and spirit merchant, 16
William street
John, wine mer. & agent for the Globe
Insur. Co. 17 Clyde st— ho. 28 Regent
terrace— iSee Adv.
John (J. and J. Gray,) 39 Montague st.
Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 33 West port
Millan & Mann, tailors & clothiers, 1 Hanover
street
Miliar & Son, Andrew, wholesale commission
merchants and agents for Globe Insu-
rance Co. 60 North bridge
Andrew, (of A. 31. S^- Son,) 7 Salisbury-
road, Newington
— — Alex. esq. S.S.C. 8 Cumberland street
Ale3i. teacher, 5 Roxburgh terrace
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Millar, A. watch & clockmaker, 5 w. Nicolson
street — house 7
Archibald, esq. Warrender lodge
. ■ David, smith. Water of Leith
D. & W. printers, old Stamp office close
— ho. Westerhall cottage. Meadow pi.
. J. & J., hatters, 3 North bridge
■ James, S. surgeon, 9 Roxburghe street
* James, grocer and spirit dealer, 24 St
Andrew st. — house 59 Kirkgate
. James P. (of A. M. §• Sou) 7 Sahsbury
road, Newington
. James, ironmonger & seed mercht. 52
Grassmarket — house 62
i Rev. John, 30 Gilmore place
John, esq. advocate, 16 Gay field square
John, china and glass warehouses, 2 so.
St Andrew st. — ho. 15 Fettes row
Laur. wine & spirit mercht. 27 Fred st.
Michael, gardener, Morningside
Richard & Son, watch and clockmakers,
11 No. bridge.— house 5 Nicolson street
— — Samuel, teacher of music, 24 Gallon hill
Tho. H. accountant, 8 Mackenzie place
Wm. printer, 8 Romilly place
■ Wm. transcriber of ancient manuscripts
and searcher of records, 37 Castle st.
• Wm. baker & confect. 124 Kirk.— h. 24
Mrs, 26 Elder street
. Mrs, 62 Northumberland street
* Mrs, East Hermitage
Mrs, lodgings, 41 George street
— — Mrs Dr J. 30 Gilmore place
. Mrs, grocer & spirit dealer, 13 A thole pi.
■ Mrs, 9 Inverleith row
Mrs J. H. 16 Gayfield square
Mrs, & Co. milliners and dressmakers,
8 India place
Mrs R. lodgings, 3 Frederick street
Miss, (of Earnock), 11 Ainslie place
Miss, dressmaker, &c. 15 Buccleuch pi.
Miss, teacher of flower painting and
fancy work, 4 1 George street
Miller & Richard, letter-founders to H. M.
for Scotland, 65 Nicolson street
and Richardson, furnishing ironmongers,
70 Princes street
*■ and Arthur, oilmen, drysalters, and
paint manuf. 5 Shore and Timber bush
— — Alex, spirit dealer, 7 Northumberland pi.
Alex, boot & shoemaker, 50 Lothian st.
Alex. surg. F.R.CS. E. 32 Buccleuch pi.
Alex, letter carrier, west Norton place
Alex, saddler, 27 Lothian street
* Alex, shipmaster, north Junction street
• Andrew (pi Excise,) 9 St Leonard's lane
. David, typefounder, 6 1 Clerk street
George, ironmonger, 6 Hunter square
* George, shipmaster, 3 Hamburgh place
I Geo. cabinetmaker, 6 Park place
'■ Hugh, esq. 16 Archibald place
, James, esq. advocate, 112 Princes street
James, esq. S.S.C. 20 Nelson street
James, esq. writer, 41 York place
—— James, writer, 17 Bristo street
Miller, Jas. (Miller &f Richardson, )9Mont.^t-
James, esq. professor of surgery, 22 S*
Andrew's square
James, manufr. 133 Fountainbridge
James, engineer. Castle mills — house
1 Brandfield place
* James, esq. 90 Constitution street
James, esq. 2 Danube street
J. and Sons, merchis., 92 Constitut. st.
James, engineer, 39 London street and
Broughton foundery
' J. (J. Miller c^- Sons,) 92 Constitut. st.
Jas. & Co. engineers and ironfounders,
Paterson's court, Broughton
John, esq. of Stewartfield, 6 Rand, cliff
John, type-founder, 15 Clerk street
John, esq. 18 Rankeillor street
John, engraver, 15 Wright's houses
John, shoemaker, 3 n. w. Circus place
Jn. ( Greig and Miller,) 26 n. Nelson st.
John (Miller and Arthur,) 13 Leopold pi.
John, plumber and gasfitter, 6 Vennel —
ho. 4 Brown's place
John, brewer, 6 Hay street — house 4
John, esq. civil engineer, 16 Castle st.
John, writer, Fairnington place
Jn. baker and confect. 1 n. St Andrew's
street — house 4
John (Jas. M'Leod and Co.,) 92 Lau-
riston place
John, stone warehouse, 19 Castle st.
* John, general inspector of fisheries,
Dock place — h. Upper hermitage
Joseph, tailor, 33 Dundas street
Joseph and Co. booksellers, 9 Bank street
Dr Robt. N. surgeon, 18 Rankeillor sf.
' Robert, candlemaker, 19 Candlem. row
and 93 High street — ho. 11 Lothian st.
Robt. woollen draper, 375 High street —
house'7 Fingal place
Robt. Broughton market tavern
Thos. Hamilton, esq. advocate and she-
riff of Selkirk, Catharine bank
Thos. farmer, Inverleith Mains, Stockbr.
Thos. esq. 8 Gayfield square
Thos.acct. and gen. agent, 6 St And. sq.
Thos. baker and confectioner, 1 Bread st.
Sir W., bart. of Glenlee, 17 Brown's sq.
W. H. esq. of Craigentinny, Restalrig
Wm. esq. 33 George square
■ William, S.S.C, 59 George square
Wm. baker and confecr. 86 Nicol. st. —
house 58
William (Shotts Iron Foundery,) west
Norton place
William, engraver, 4 Hope park
William, hairdresser, 16 Bristo street
Wm. spirit dealer, 523 Lawnmarket
William, timber merchant, Cassells pi.
and 79 Cowgate — ho. 6 Smith's pi.
Mrs A., 3 Antigua street
Mrs, of Glenlee, 3 Shandwick place
Mrs, of Monck castle, 20 Howard place
Mrs Major, 24 Stafford street
Mrs, 10 Abbeyhill
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Miller, Mrs, 26 Nelson street
Mrs, 32 London street
Mrs, 19 Coates crescent
Mrs, spirit dealer, 8 College wynd
Mrs, 3 Great King street
Mrs, lodgings, 41 Lothian street
* Mrs W. 3 south Forth street
Mrs, 18 Downie place
Miss, dressmaker, 38 Brunswick street
Miss, Holyrood gardens
Miss, 25 Albany street
Miss Elizabeth, 129 Princes street
— — Miss M. straw-hat maker, 2 Tobago st.
■ Miss, 1 Belle vue crescent
Millidge, Edwin, jeweller and silversmith, 28
Princes st. — ho. 25 Gayfield square
■ A. & S. pearl stringer, 82 Princes st.
Millie & Flockhart, builders, Gilchrist's entry
Arch, wrightand undert., w. Northumb.
lane — ho, 34 Jamaica st.
Robt. builder, 34 Jamaica street
Milligan, Wm. esq. 58 India street
* Mrs, spirit-dealer, 4 Regent street
Jlilliken, Miss, 37 Charlotte square
Millin, Chalmers, gardener. Dairy mill
Millons, T. & R. veneer saw mills, 69 Foun-
tainbridge
Robt. wood mercht. 4 Gilraore pi.
T. (T. §-i?. M.) 23 Gardner's crescent
Thos. jun. wood mercht. 5 Lothian road
Miss, 20 Pitt street
Mills, Wra. tailor, 63 North Bridge
Geo. spirit mercht. 42 Crosscausey
Milne, Alex, writing master, 27 Cumberland st.
A. {Club Master,) 14 Queen street
A. surgeon and accoucheur, 2 Francis pi.
• David, esq. advocate, 10 York place
F. baker, S Clerk street — house 4
* G., S.S.C., 19 Bernard St.— ho. White
house, Duke st.
■ Jas. painter, 2 Shakspeare square
Jas. & Son, brassfounders, & gas meter
manufrs. Chalmers' close, 81 High st.
— house 39 Lauriston place
Jas. bootmak. 16Bankst — h.396 Castleh.
Jas. surgeon, 77 Potterrow
John, meal dealer, 6 Clerk street
* John victual dealer, north Junction st.
John, wholesale stationer, 8 Hunter sq.
— ho. 3 Nelson st.
Robert, music teacher, 5 Alison square
Thos. late mercht. 7 so. Frederick st.
Wra. and Son, boot and shoema. to her
Majesty & the Queen Dow. 100 Geo. st.
Wm. painter and glazier, 3 Picardy place
William, merchant, 4 Park street
• Wm. rope maker, 90 Abbey hill
— — William, temperance hotel, 24 Green-
side street
* Mrs, milliner and straw-hat maker, 6
Junction street
Mrs Alexander, 3 Gayfield place
— — Mrs Andrew, 19 Gayfield square
— — Mrs P. 21 Parkside street
Milne, Mrs, 15 Dublin street
Mrs, 15 Keir street
Mrs William, 4 Rankeillor street
Mrs, milliner and straw-bat maker, 27
Cumberland st.
Miss, boarding school, 6 Randolph cres.
.T. dressmaker, IG Charlotte pi.
Miss, dressmaker, 5 Alison square
*Milner, Mrs J., ladies' dress warehouse, 4
Kirkgate, and 5 Baxter's place
Milton, Walter T. esq., 21 Society
Ministers' Widows' Fund office, 6 north St
David street
Minerva Life Assur. Co. 32 Queen street;
J. S.New-bigging,esq. agent — See Adv.
* Minto, Andrew, tobacconist, 1 Bernard st.
Dr John, accoucheur, 15 Clarence st.
* George, merchant, Martin's court, 35
Bernard st. — ho. 4 George place
* Patrick, contractor, 43 St Andrew st.
Mirasson, Mon. teacher of French, 27 Castle st.
Mireylees, R. F., jeweller, 62 Leith street
Mitchell & Heriot, straw-hat manufacturers,
49 George street
Ad. gardener and farmer, Mayfield loan
Alex. {Exchequer,) 35 Ann street
A. esq. 21 Melville street
' Chas. victual dealer, lfi7 Fountainbr.
Daniel, gardener, 1 18 Fountainbrid^e
David, esq. jun. S.S.C. & N.P. 24 Duke
street
Dav. esq. S.S.C. & N.P. 67 Gt. King st.
David, jun. baker, 1 Dublin st h. 15
E. surgeon and oculist, 2 Leopold place
F. G. & Co. wholesale tea and spice
merchants, 10 Shakspeare sq.
F. G.(F. G. Mitchell ^^Co.,) 23 Claremont
crescent
G. {Mitchells and Co.,) 48 Crosscausey
Geo. T. esq. 4 Fettes row
Hugh, esq. accountant and agent for
the Guardian Insu. 4 St Andrew sq
ho. 5 Brighton pi. Portobello — See Adv.
James L. esq, W.S. 8 Randolph cliff
Jas. {Ross Sf Mitchdl,) 28 Cumberld. st.
James, engraver, 94 Pleasance
.James, S.S.C. 43 Lauriston place
James P. brewer, Mainpoint — house 86
Lauriston place
Jas. {R. M. (5j- Co.,) 61 Lauriston pi.
.James, turner, 2 Market place
John, cooper, Mint
John, teacher, 7 Calton hill
John, carver and gilder, 118 High street
John, shoemaker, 87 Pleasance
.John, tinsmith, 13 south Richmond st.
* John and Co. commission merchants, 2
Dock place
* John, esq. Belgian consul, 2 Dock place
— house Mayville
Jn. G. engraver & printer, 2 Leopold
place
* John, of Excise, 4 Pitt street
Joseph, esq. W.S. 14 Howe street
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Mitchell, J. T, merchant, 39 Dublin street 1
■■ ' Lieut.- Col. John, 23 St Bernard crescent
R. and Co. wine and spirit merchants,
agents for Combe, Delafield, and Co.
London, 5 old Physic gardens
R. {R. M. &j- Co.,) 8 Regent terrace
Robt. Burn, esq., 8 Regent terrace
R. H. {M. Sf Heriot,) 53 George street
— — Robert, cabinetmaker, 63 Abbey hill
* Ro. & Co. porter agents. Quality lane
■ Robert, lodgings, 50 Cumberland street
Thomas, flesher, 25 Thistle street
Wm. esq. S.S.C. 67 Great King st.
Captain T. P. 18 Inverleith row
— — William, victual dealer, 47 Clerk street
William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit
dealer, 106 West port — ho. 17 Bread st.
Wm. engraver, 25 south RicVimond st.
William, brassfounder, 11 Davie st.
Wm. (of Excise,) 5 Moray street
William, letter carrier, 26 Carrubber's cl.
* Mrs Alex, vintner, 17 Shore
— — Mrs Ann, spirit dealer, 2 Milne sqr.
Mrs, 2 Dewar place
Mrs, 23 Danube street
■ Mrs, lodgings, 9 east Sciennes street
Mrs G. 5 Eruntsfield place
Mrs James, 23 Geo. IV. Bridge
Mrs, 4 Fettes row
Mrs, G. S. 39 Dublin street
— — Mrs, 16 Queen street
Mrs, 7 St Vincent's street
Mrs, 4 Mansfield place
i\Iiss, dressmaker, 14 Nicolson square
Miss E. dressmaker, 63 Abbey hill
Miss, 23 St Bernard crescent
^-^ Miss, 18 Inverleith row
Smith and Girvan, milliners and dress-
makers, 139 George street
Mitchells & Co. candlemks., 48 Crosscausey
MitchelhUl, P. surgn. & accoucheur, 5 Keir st.
Peter, tailor & clothr. 63 North bridge
Mrs, lodgings, 18 m. Arthur place
Mitchelson, J. R. painter, 100 Rose street —
house 17 Fettes row
Mochrie, Lliss, straw hat maker, 55 India pi.
* Moffat, Alex, dairy, 1 Coburg street
— — And. cabinet maker, 23 Rose st.
* Andrew, flesher, 1 Couper street
David, Harrow inn, 54 Candlem. row
G. D. {Dickson ^- Co.,) 46 Dundas st
Henry, sol.-at-law, 15 Argyle square
Henry, dairy, 17 Brunswick street
' J. and Co. victual dealers, 15 James st.
James, M.D. 10 Hill square
— — John, grocer & spirit mercht. 27Abbeyh.
■ John, manager Sir J. Hope's coal depot, St
Leonard's — h. 22 St Leon. st. — SteAdv.
John, tea and spirit dealer, 85 Brough-
ton street
John, tailor & clothier, 33 Castle street
Peter, tobacconist, 78 High street
Rob. cabinetmaker, 51 Hope Park end
Thos. flesher, 23 and 24 Middle market
—house 13 Leopold place
Moffat, Tho. M., S.S.C, and S.L. 297 Royal
Exchange — house 1 Gilmore place
Thos. {A. and C. Black,) 38 Rankeillor
street
Wm. teacher of mathematics. High school,
and 63 So. br h. 30 James sq.
Wm. solicitor-at-law, 11 Rankeillor st.
Wm. Butterworth, teacher of writing,
arithm. and book keeping, 7 Infirmary st.
' Wm. & Co. druggists, 53 Nicolson st.
Wm. painter, glazier, and paper hanger,
15 Elm row
* W. sen. Wright and undertaker, 22 Yard-
heads — ho. 42
* Wm. corn dealer, 65 Tolb. wynd — ho.
M' Neil's place
* Wm. flesher, 2 Great Junction st.
Mrs, 27 St Patrick square
* Mrs J. 50 Charlotte street
Moinet, J. {Sec. Caledonian Fire and Life In-
surance Co.,) 24 Gilmore place
i\Ioir and Goldie, tailors and clothiers, 3 east
Register street
Chas. (of Sir W. Forbes,) 56 Lothian st.
D. ( Wilson and 31oir,) 12 Roxburghe pi.
George, esq. advocate, 41 Charlotte sq.
Geo. letterpress printer, 10 n. St And. st. ,
— ho. 9 Gardner's crescent
" Hugh, com. traveller, 24 Kirkgate
Jas. {of Aloir and Goldie,) 1 St James' st.
John, M.D. F.R.C.P. lecturer on mid-
wifery, 32 Castle street
J. boot and shoemaker, 39 Candlem. row
.1. {D. Stevenson and Co.,) I Arniston pi.
Robert, {G. P. O.,) 33 ^Montague street
Rev. R. {Circus Place ic^oo/,) boarding
establishment, Canonmills house
Thos. writer, 8 Kerr street
Walter, {late sherriff sub. of Glasgoiv,) 5
Torphichen street
William, lodgings, 44 Howe street
Mrs, boarding school, 1 Arniston place
Miss Jean, 5 Torphichen street
]\Iiss, 2 west Aiva street
MoUeson, James, M.D. 31 India street
Jlrs. matron, J. Watson's InstitutionjDean
Moncreiff and Gibson, esqrs. accts. 4 Albyu pi.
Lord, 47 Moray place
Arch. esq. 28. Alva street
James, esq. advocate, 15 Gt. Stuart st.
John Scott, esq. 4 Albyn place
R. Scott, esq. 17 Leopold place
William, Scott, esq. accountant, 4 Albyn
place
William, esq. accountant, 10 south Char--
lotte street — house 47 Moray place
Mrs, 19 Manor place
Miss, 115 George street
Men cur, John, plumber, gas fitter, and zinc
worker, 35 Earl Grey st.
Monilaws, Mrs, 1 9 Gayfield square
INIenteath, Sir C. G. Stuart, bart. (of Close-
burn,) 27 Abercromby place
A. S., W.S. 38 Melville street
. James, hosier and,glover, 1 Spittal street
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Moiueith, Alex. E:jrl, esq. advocate, sheriff of
Fife, 7 Stafford st. — ho. Dairy house
Bryden, baker, 58 Crosscausey — ho. 11
Montague street
Rev. James, 46 Melville street
liobt. cabinet maker, Hope street lane
Mrs, sen., I Manor place
Montignani, H. G. teacher of the piano, 40
Broughton street
W. R. musicseller & stationer, 22 Leith
St. — ho. 40 Broughtoa street
Montgomery, J. F. esq. advoc. 17 Atholl ores.
llobt esq. 17 Atholl crescent
Mrs, 41 Clerk street
^liss, dressmaker, 120 Nicolson street
Monypenny &Dalgleish, esqrs. W.S. 7 Moray p.
Alex. esq. VV.S. 7 Moray place
Mood, John {James Jiichard.wn, jun. & Co.,)
Rosehall, Nevvington
William, of goods department, Edin-
burgh and Glasgow railway station
IMoodie, Joiin, coal merchant, 7 Carnegie st.
VVm. merch', Leith, 11 Pilrig street
Mrs, music teacher, 32 Dublin street
Mrs, 5 Leopold place
Moody, James, flesher, 5 Middle market
Mrs, lodgings, 8 Canal street
'Moon, D. billiard table maker, 1 Clyde street
J. chemist & druggist, 40 Dublin st.
Thos. tailor, 6 Spring gardens
Mrs, 38 Dublin street
Moore, James, esq. S.S.C. 108 George street
* Mrs, Seafield
More, Gra. haircutter and perfumer, 1 Duke st.
George, esq. W.S. 19 Great King street
Jn. esq. account. {R. Bank) — h. R. Bank
: John Shank, esq. advocate, 19 Gt. Kingst.
Mrs D. hairdresser, 31 Rose street
Mordaunt, Miss, 7 Melbourne place
Morgan & Co. clothiers & military tailors, 104
George st. and Albemarle st. London.
James, esq. S.S.C. 7 Walker street
John, esq. 17 Coates crescent
Morham, Robert, assistant to deputy city clerk,
Sciennes house
Mori, Frankj esq. 87 Princes street
Morison, Jas. cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 83
George street — house Murraytield
— — James, bootmaker, 31 Leith st. — ho. 35
James, {JVat. Bank,) 3 Register place
* John, solicitor and N.P. 38 Quality st.
John, esq. S.S.C. 27 Elder street
Mrs, grocer & spirit deal. 22 Dundas st.
. Mrs, lodgings, 100 Lauriston place
' Mrs Captain, 44 Castle street
Morris, Alex, baker & confec. 4 Antigua st.
'< Andw. flaxdresser, 118 High street
• David, clothier and tailor, 132 Prince's st.
• Hugh, boot and shoem. 5 India place —
ho. 1 Spring gardens
■ James, wine merchant, 5 York place —
house 1 Great Stuart street
Morrison, Adam, esq. S.S.C. 18 W^indsor st.
Alex. esq. of Bognie, 12 Randolph cres.
* Alex, boot and shoemaker, 27 Citadel
*Morrison, Alex, wine & spir. mer. 126 Kirkg.
A. lodgings, 25 India street
Alex., builder, 3 Warriston crescent
A. spirit-dealer, Jock's lodge
Cha. cabinetr. & undertaker, 6 Bristo st.
* Charles, agent for Messrs Reid & Co.,
London, &c. &c. 59 Shore — h. 2Geo. pi.
* Dun. shipmaster, Hillhousefield cot.
* George, shi()master, 9 Albany street
Lieut. Col. H. 27 Heriot row
H. draper, 14 Queensferry street
■" Hugh, ship-chandler, 2 Bridge street
James, wright, Lothian road — ho. 1
James, painter and glazier, 21 Howe st.
James*, provis. wareho. 4 St Vincent st.
.Tohn, esq. asst. clerk of Session, 8 west
Lauriston lane
* John, stonew. mercht. 74 St Andrew's w.
John, grocer, Maitland st. Newhaven
* John, teacher, n. Fort street
Robt. commission agent, 8 so. Grey street
Robt. esq. (//. E.I. C. civil s.) 6 Heriot r.
R. stoneware dealer, 245 Canongate
Thomas, writer, 1 1 west Maitland st.
* Thomas, cowfeeder, 32 Sheriff brae
* Wm. & Co. tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chants, 13 & 14 Broad wynd
Wm. & Son, smith &boiler ma. Crown st.
Wra. sen. — house Alison place
* W. shipmaster, 4 London row
Mrs, 24 Clerk street
* IMrs, lodgings, 2 Portland terrace
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 14 Cromwell street
* Mrs Wra. 6 Baltic street
* Miss, matron, Gladstone's institution
Robert, stationer, 7 west Register street-
house 1 Great Stuart street
Robert, & Co. shoemakers, 349 High st.
. Mrs, lodgings, 44 India place
Morson, Mrs, Heriothill house
Mortimer, Anderson, and Co. pianoforte ma-
kers and music sellers, lOl George st.
& Graham, silk mercers, 27 Princes st.
J. (^Meyer and Mortimer.) 103 Geo. st.
J. (of M. if G.,) 2 Baxter's place
Tho. E. gun and pistol maker, 97 Geo. st.
William, lapidary and dealer in, foreign
and British gems, 10 Geo. st. — See Adv.
Mrs E. M. 12 Henderson row
Mrs, 103 George street
Miss, milliner and dressm. 2 Baxter's pi.
Misses, boarding school, 103 Geo. st.
Morton & Co. gold & silver lace manufacturers,
21 North bridge
Alex, philosophical instrument and model
maker, 7 south College street — h. 15
Alex. esq. 65 Northumberland street
Alex, teller, ( W. B. of Scot.) 13 Annan-
dale street
C. esq. W.S. 8 Abercromby place — house
2 Ramsay gardens
H. (S. andH. Morton,) 3 Smith's place
James, teacher of English, 10 Dublin st,
James, agent and stockb. 11 Mews lane
—ho. 6 Haddington place
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jMorton, Robt. ( Gibson 6; Co.) 16 St Leonard st.
Robert, collector. Union Canal Co. 71
Fountainbritlge — ho. 5 Gilmore place
S. & H. agricultural implement, patent
slip manufrs. and engineers, Leith wk.
* Tho. old ship hotel & tavern, 28 Shore
* & Whitelaw, corn factors, 27 Quality st.
* Wm. {of Morion ^- Whitelaw) 6 Baltic st.
W. acco. (W. B. ot'Sc.) 13 Annandale st.
' William, lapidary, 6 Mews lane
Mrs, lodgings, 11 Leopold place
jMosses, William, tailor, 34 Castle street
Mrs, milliner & dressmak. 34 Castle st.
JMossman, A. & Co. jewellers & watchmakers,
32 North bridge — house 34
Mrs, 2 Tiviot row
Mrs, 1 Eyre place
Mouat, Mrs, of Garth, 26 Walker street
Miss, 40 Gilmore place
Mould & Tod, engravers, printers, and litho-
graphers, 29 North bridge
"= A. grocer and spirit dealer, 131 Kirkgate
— house 2 Coatfield lane
Moule, Joseph, esq. President of General Post
Office, 12 Windsor street
IMoultray, H. chimney sweeper and smoke
curer, 152 Rose street
JNIount, J. boot & shoemaker, 144 Canongate
Robt. cabinetm. and upholst. 237 Covvg.
*Mowat, T. engineer. Admiralty street — ho. 3
Bank place
William, dealer in stoneware, 63 Clerk st.
* AVilliam, dairy, 21 Kirkgate
* Mrs, Hellen street
Mrs, lady's nurse, 29 India place
Misses, dressmakers, 61 Clerk street
Mowbray and Howden, esqrs. W.S. 11 Howe
street
David, jeweller, seal engraver, and lapi-
dary, 2 Catharine street
James, spirit dealer, 62 Causeyside
John T. esq. W.S. 33 Dubhn street
* W. & R. merchants, Exch. buildings,
129 Constitution street — h. Bath pi.
J. M. esq. W.S. 13 Howe st.
* R. esq. mercht. Exchange buildings
* R. esq. jun. mercht. & agent for Glas-
gow Marine Insurance Co., Exchange
buildings, 129 Constitutien st.
Wm. account. E. B. of Scot. 7 Hart st.
• Mrs W., 7 Hart street
Mrs M. lodgings, 60 Cumberland st.
Moxey, Dr George Todd, surgeon, R.N. 29
Upper Gray street
R. J. clerk of police, 45 Montague st.
Moyes, Miss, 5 Athole place
Mozzi, John, artificial florist and feather ma-
ker, 46 Hanover street
Muckersie, JMrs, cowfeeder, 10 south Rich-
mond street
*Muckle,]\Iisscs J. and J. straw- hat makers, 5
Canon street
•Mudie, Dr Alex. 35 Albany street
Mrs, 151 Fountainbridge
— Miss E. lodgings, 11 west Richmond st. \
Muggerland, Geo. haircutter, 7 Elder street
Mrs, midwife, 17 Arthur street
Muir, Adam, victualler, 8 Bristo street
Andrew, general agent, 1 1 so. bridge
Andrew, bookbinder, 53 Lothian street
David, spirit dealer, west Norton place
David, teacher, 50 Brunswick street
David, bookseller, 1 Brunswick street
George, Albert tavern and coffee room,
and lodgings, 1 9 Hanover street
* Rev. Francis, 4 north Fort street
— — Hen. ladies' shoemaker, 4 n. St David st.
James, bootmaker, 7 St Patrick square
James, letter carrier, 84 Abbeyhill
Jas. & Jno. brewers, Caltonhill brewery,
n. b. Canongate
James & Son, brewers, 28 n. b. Canong.
John, esq. accountant, 6 Royal terrace
John, {of J. M. ^ Son,) brewer, north
back of Canongate
John, victual dealer, 42 Bristo street
.John, engraver, 7 Charles street
P. bow maker. Royal Archers, Archers'
hall — ho. 1 Summerhall
Peter, furniture dealer, 217 Cowgate
R. boot and shoem. 8 n. w. Circus place
R. G. brewer, 28 n. b. Canongate
Thos. bookbinder, 134 High street
Rev. William, D.D. 7 Danube street
Wm. bookbinder, Riddle's close
* Wm. merct. and agent for Phoenix Fire
office, 17 Qualityst. — h. 7 Wellington pi.
Wm. esq. S.S.C. 79 Princes st. — house 1
South Charlotte street
Wm. wine and spirit merchant, 52 Lo-
thian street — ho. 13 St John street
Wm. boot & shoemaker, 24 Hanover st.
Mrs, dressmaker, 3 Downie place
Mrs, 17 Salisbury road
Mrs H. grocer and spirit dealer, Haw-
thorn bank
Mrs W. 3 Upper Gilmore place
Mrs, 7 Park street
* Mrs, 7 Wellington place
Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 4 Hope st.
Miss E. dressmaker, 8 Earl Grey street
Muirhead, Charles, poulterer, 79 Queen street
— house 16 Young street
Claud, esq. {Edin. Adver.,) 7 Heriot row
Daniel, cowfeeder, Tyne castle
George, spirit dealer, 52 Rose street
Jas. carver and gilder^ 10 n. Richmond st.
James P. esq. advocate, 26 Heriot row
* Wm. agent for the Anti-Dryrot Co. 2i
Sheriff brae
* Mrs, 54 Bernard street
MuUar, A. & Co. manufrs. and importers from
Berlin, 43 and 44 Princes street
Miiller, J. M. teacher of music, 21 Heriot row
C. M. teacher of music, 21 Heriot row
MuUo, James, coal mercht. and victual dealer,
31 St Leonard st. — ho- 10 Hill square
Mundell, John, artists' colourman, printseller,
picture frame maker, and fancy sta-
tioner, 60 Princes st. — h.8 Gt. Stuart st.
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Mundell, Mrs Capt. Annfield, Newhaven
Monro, Dr Alexander, professor of anatomy
and practical surgery, College
Alex. Binning, W.S. 28 Rutland square
■ Sir Geo. Gun, of Poy ntzfield, 7 Baxter pi .
(leorge, esq. S.S-C. 3 Regent terrace
. George, esq. advocate, 28 Northumb. st,
Miss, boarding school, 13 India street
Munro & Lourie, stationers, bookbinders, and
account-book manufactrs. 7 Castle st.
Alex, pawnbroker, 276 Canongate
Alex. esq. 109 Princes street
Alexander, spirit dealer, Bonington
Arthur, esq. Trinity crescent
* David, shipmaster, 29 Couper street
George, grocer & spirit dealer, 12 Canal st-
George, pawnbroker, It Salisbury street
George John, pawnbroker, 8 Cowgate —
ho. 7 Park street
* Hector, watchmaker, 52 Bridge street —
house Bowling Green street
Henry, tavern keeper, 4 Milne square
Hugli, esq. 31 Saxe Coburg place
Captain John, 1 Lauriston terrace
James, ( Wilson and Co.,) 6 Malta ter.
* Robert, boot and shoemaker, 47 Tol-
booth wynd
Sutherland, cap manuf. 97 High street
* Wm. spirit flealer, 4 Pcrtland iilace
Wm. boot & shoem. 2 Roxburghe place
W. J. macer. High Court of Justiciary,
4 St James' square
Mrs Andrew, 9 Buccleuch place
Jlrs. spirit dealer, 70 St Leonard street
Mrs J. lodgings, 26 Cumberland st.
Mrs, Munro place, Jock's lodge
* Mrs, 8 King street
' Mrs, lodgings, 6 Brighton street
Miss, 31 Buccleuch place
's and Drysdale, messengers-at-arms, 4
St James' square
Murdoch, C. seal engraver and gem sculptor,
25 George street
Geo. printer, 44 Cowgate — h. 21 Coll. st.
.James, Lighthouse service, 24 Calton h.
J. B. esq. advocate, 20 York place
* Jn. S.S.C. 120 Constitution street
Miss M. loiigings, 132 Rose street
Mure, David, esq. atlvocate, 12 Ainslie place
George, M.D. 53 Canongate
* Wm. cooper, 8 Old Bridge end
Mrs, 8 Albyn place
Mrs, 62 Queen street
Murdie, Jn. corn dealer, 4 Old Bronghton
Murie, Geo. cabinetmaker and house-agent, 39
Lothian street
Murison, Mrs J. 5 Salisbury road
Murphy, Wm. engraver & copperplate printer.
Old Assembly close, 170 High street
Miss, paper & china warehouse, 2 Cowg.
Murray & Gibb, printers, 21 George street
& Logan, esqrs. W.S. 16 Rutland sq.
— — A. & Son, furniture dealers, 1 north-west
Circus place
Abijab, sheriff officer, 19 n. w. Circus pi.
Murray, Alex, printer, 377 High street — ho. 6
Hope park
Alex, esq Callander house, Canongate
And. (of Murrayball, esq. advocate) and
sheriff of Aberdeenshire, 34 Heriot row
Andrew, jun. esq. advocate, 36 India st.
Andrew, Turf hotel, 3 Princes street.
And. esq. W.S. 13 Pitt street
And. bootmaker, 9 London street
And. printer, 1 Milne's square
Ant. esq. of Crieff, W.S. 16 Rutland sq.
Charles, wright, 78 Constitution street
— house 10 Wellington place
David, spirit dealer, 9 so. James street
David, esq. W.S. 31 Queen street
D. accountant, 39 George street — ho. 1
Middleby st.
Lieut. Francis, barrackmaster. Castle
George, esq. 24 Clerk street
Geo. teacher of mathematics, 8 Infirmary
street — house 3 Gloucester place
George, baker, 2 Market street
George, wright, west end Jamaica street
Geo. grocer and tea dealer, 15 Howe st.
George, accountant, 15 Queen st. — ho. 1
Dundas street
G. tailor & clothier, 17 Waterloo place
Geo. lodgings, 4 n. Melville place
Henry, esq. 19 Pitt street
Henry, confectioner, 109 Nicolson st.
James T. esq. W.S. 31 Queen street
James, surgeon and druggist, F.R.C.S.
3 Gayfield place
* James, of Customs, 6 Cannon street
* James, ship chandler, 25 Citadel
James H. esq. 5 Norton place
James, jun. cabinetmaker, 117 High st.
— ho. 82 South bridge
* J. and E. grocers, 1 Charlotte street
John, esq. advocate, GO Northumber. st.
John, wine, and spirit mercht. 1 Ca-
tharine St. — ho. 52 Broughton st.
Lord, 1 1 Great Stuart street
John, esq. 24 Ainslie place
John, esq. 25 Buccleuch place
— — John, esq. late army surg. 43 ^Montague st.
John, S.S.C. 625 Castlehill
John, wright, 29 Frederick street
John, accountant, Scienneshill house
John, cattle agent, 19 St Patrick square
John, bootmaker, 7 St Patrick square
John, shoemaker, 22 Carnegie street
John, writer, 19 Pitt street
John, jun. esq. S.S.C 32 St Andrew tq.
— house 27 e. Claremont street
* John, cooper, 56 Bridge street
John, broker, 210 Cowgate
* Peter, of Customs, 52 Kirkgate
Peter, esq. 36 Minto street
Rich, cabinetmaker, 33 Thistle street
Rich, cabinetm. 27 Dublin st. — h. 23
Robert, esq. writer, 56 India street
Robt. fishmonger, 6 Queensferry st.
Robert, gardener. Princes street gardens
Sam, boot and shoemaktr, 8 James' sq.
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Murray, Thomas, LL.D. lecturer on political
economy, 2 Arniston place
Thos. G. esq. W.S. 119 Princes st— ho.
34 Heriot row
Thomas, wright, 29 Horse wynd
Major-General T,, H.E.I.CS. 3 Lyne-
doch place
Thomas, wright, 14 Niddry street
■ Thos. coal merchant, 22 St Leonard st.
Wm. railway co. weigher, St Leonard st.
W. H. patentee and lessee of the The-
atres Royal & Adelphi, 23 Windsor st.
Wm. upholsterer, 12 St James' sq.
William, London hotel, 2 St Andrew sq.
Wra. writer, 6 w. Preston street
Wm, esq. accountant, 39 George street
I\Irs A. 7 Charles street
* Mrs A. grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Con-
stitution street
Mrs, of Westfield, 3 Gloucester place
Mrs A. lodgings, 43 Broughton street
* Mrs D. 38 Bridge street
* Mrs John, lodgings, 37 Couper street
* Mrs J. 10 James place
Mrs Patrick, 5 Danube street
— — Mrs D. 31 Gayfield square
Mrs, Somerset house
— — IMrs George, flesher, 9 Cowgate
Mrs, 10 Green market
— — Mrs William, 65 Lauriston place
■ Mrs Wm. 16 Minto street
Mrs, 4 Carlton terrace
Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 Druramond street
Mrs James, 58 Broughton street
Miss, dressmaker, 26 Elder street
Miss Mary, 3 Dewar place
— — Miss, milliner and dressmr. 45 India pi.
Miss, milliner, 108 George street
Miss, lodgings, 1 1 Keir street
JVIiss (^Scottish Institution,) i6 Moray pi.
-— — Miss, 6 Comely green
•■ Miss, staymaker, 68 George street
■ Misses, 8 Barony street
■ Misses, mil. & dressmakers, 7 Charles st.
Muschett, Miss, 17 Scotland street
Mushet, James, needlework establishment, 33
Nicolson street
— — John, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Dal-
rymple place
Musgrave, John, gardener. Grange toll
— • — John, painter, glazier, and paperhanger,
2 Dublin street — ho. 33 London street
Musgrove, Andrew, teacher, Circus place
• Wm. (successor to G. Bookless,) glazier,
66 Rose street
— — W. T. miniature painter, 1 Nelson st.
' Mrs, miniature painter, 1 Nelson street
Mutter, A. & J. coal merchts. 9 Port Hamilton
■ John (L. L. E. ^- G. Shipping Co.,) 50
Shore
—— — W. M. straw-hat maker, 23 Bread street
— — Mrs Andrew, 31 Clerk street
Miss, 31 India street
Mutual Accumulat. So. 17 Geo. st. — See Adv.
Mylne, James, esq. W.S. 35 Charlotte square
Mylne, Miss Isabella, 6 Torphichen street
Myrtle, J. Young, M.D. surgeon, 9 Argyle sq.
VV. agent, 12 Hamilton place
Wm, accountant, 1 Abercromby pi.
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Nachot, Dr H. W. German master, (Naval
and Militarij Academy,) 113 Princes st.
Nagle, Mrs, 31 London street
Nairn & Bertram, esqs. W. S. 6 Albany street
Alex. esq. S.S.C. 5 Hart street
Jas. esq. W.S. 6 Albany street
Mrs Chas. 8 Henderson row
*Naismith, John, grocer, Hillhousefield and
Newhaven
Napier & M'Glashan, tailors and clothiers, 38
Hanover street
C. H. saw mills, 8 Smith's place
G. and W. esqrs. W.S. 23 Albany street
George, esq. 23 Albany street
George, esq. advocate, and sheriff of
Peebles-shire, 8 Great King street
George, tailor, 53 India place
James, druggist, 25 west Nicolson street
Jno. printers' lead- caster, 13w. Nicols.
Macvey, esq. W.S. prof, of conveyancing
in the University, 39 Castle street
General M. 4 south Gray street
Mark, esq. advocate, 3 Glenfinlas street
Robert, builder, 17 William street
* Thos. smith, 41 Water lane
Wm. esq. W.S. 15 east Claremont street
William, teacher of music, 4 Malta ter.
William, paper ruler, 187 High street
Mrs, 11 Antigua street
Mrs, 30 Alva street
Mrs, 6 St James' place
Miss, 4 lower Gray street
Nasmyth, Jas. & Co. manufacturing jewellers,!
Swinton row, Elderst. — ho. 14 Wind. st,
Robt. esq. surgeon dentist to the Queen,
and F.U.C. of Surgeons, 78 George st.
Thomas, grocer, 2 south Richmond st.
Mrs, victual dealer, 2 Causeyside
National Bank of Scotland, 42St Andrew
square, and 30 St Bernard street*
Endowment and Life Assur. Soc. 3 Leith
St. ter. — Geo. Armstrong & Co. agents
Loan Fund Life Assur. Soc. 67 N. bridge
R. W. Jamieson, secretary. — See Adv.
Fire & Life Insur. Co. of Scotland, head-
office,2St David st. — H. Ivory, manager
— see Adv.
Provident Institution, 57 York place
* Security Savings Bank, 13 Tolbooth wy.
Neaves, Charles,esq. depute-clerk of Justiciary,
47 Queen street
Charles, esq. advocate, 19 Charlotte sq.
Negris, Alex. Prof, of Greek, 58 George sq. —
see Adv.
Neil & Glover, gas lamp makers to the Queen,
brassfound. & gasfitters, 10 Geo. st.
* Alex, carter, Bonington road
J. & Son, upholsterer, w. Northum. lane
*^ John {N. §- Glover,) 2 St James's place
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Neil, Rob. S.S.C. 14 Elder street
Neill and Co. printers and type-founds, stereo-
typ. & printers' join. 10 oldFishm. cl.
* John, esq. •*i5 Cons. st. — h. 13 Smith's pi.
Dr Pat. secy, of the Wei nerian and Ca-
ledonian Horticultural Soc. Canontnills
* R. B. meixhant, 1 Baltic st. — ho. 13
Windsor street
• Mrs Andrew, 31 India street
Mrs, 13 Windsor street
• Mrs, 5 Bellevue terrace
Miss, 69 York place
Neilson, & Gibson, coopers, 31 Dundas street
G. & Son, band-railers and bellhangers,
12 M' Do wall street
C4rei^ & Co. cloth, depot, 39 St Mary's wy.
.las. just, of peace constable, 209 High st.
James, spirit dealer, Cunonmills
J. baker and confecr. 17 Hanover st.
J. late merchant, 22 Fettes row
=;= John, letter carrier, 103 Kirkgate
John, builder, 5 Salisbury street
John, case maker, 15 James' square
Wm. painter, Stevenlaw's close — house
18 Roxburghe street
William, baker, 1 Jamaica street
W. L. head master St Stephen's school,
50 Brunswick street
* Mrs, lodgings, 28 Constitution street
Mrs A. 12 Northumberland stnet
Nelson, Robt. R., booksel. stationer, & music
seller, 32 Nicolson st. — ho. 2 Salis. sq.
T. bookseller, 533 Castle hill ho. 398
* Charles, teacher Gladstone's Institution
Thos. P. printer, 2 Tiviot row
Thos. dairyman, Heriot's buildings
Mrs, 29 Buccleuch place
Nembhard, Mrs, 11 Darnaway street
Ness, David, marble cutter and sculptor, 15
Leith walk — house Heriot court
David, shoemaker, 1 St Vincent street
* Tho. smith,27 Comm. pi. — h.2 Hope ter.
. Mrs John, 19 Jamaica street
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 12 Shore
New Association for Promotion of Fine Arts in
Scotl. 60 Princes st. — J. Mundell, sec.
Club, 84. Princes street — James Robert-
son, esq. secretary
Zealand Co., Thos. Jones, Bank of Scot.
Leith, and John Gilmour, S.S.C, 5
Antigua st. agents — See Adv.
Town Subsc. Library, 4 n. w. Circus pi.
— T. Paton, librarian
Newbigging, J. Stewart, esq. W.S. 32 Queen
street — house 29 Heriot row.
Patrick S. K., F.R.S.C. 29 Heriot row
Sir Wm., F.R.C.S., 29 Heriot row
Jas. & Co. painters, glaziers, and paper-
hangers, 31 Candlemaker row
Miss, 7 so. Charlotte street
Newby, Mrs R. lodgintrs, 6 Calton street
*Newcastle Window Glass and Bottle Ware-
house, 38 Constitution street
Newham, Peter, gent. 6 Middleby street
Newlands, James, architect, 2 Queen street
Newlands, Thomas and Son, rope manutac.
106 Grassm. and Spittal street
* Geo. grocer & spirit dealer, 2 Cannon st.
*Newman, John, surveyor of customs, 73 Con-
stitution street
News Rooms (Robertson and Scott) 36 Geo. st.
J. Harthill & Son, 23 Waterloo place
Newton, Christopher, druggist, 54 N. bridge
Henry, artist, Munro place, Jock's lodge
• James, esq. W.S. 33 Great King street
.lames, letter carrier, 15 Catharine street
James, esq. 27 Dundas street
John and Son, hatters, 98 Abbeyhill
Robt. superint. of roads. County hall—
ho. Rosebank
. W. A. saddler, 1 so. St David street-
house 4 Young street
Wm. butler, 2 Cxardner's crescent
W. H. agent for Hamburg, Rotterdam,
and Baltic produce, 54 New buildings
* Mrs John, 10 Albany street
Nichol, Robt. English teacher, 2 Wharton pi.
W. teacher of mathematics, 86 South b.
& Co. lithog. engr. & prin. 11 Hanov. st.
NichoU, Robert, engraver, 7 Crichton street
Nicol, Andw. boot and shoemaker, 36 w. Re-
gister street — ho. 9 Rose street
* George, nurseryman, seedsman, florist,
and herbalist, Leith mount
James, spirit dealer, 71 York place
John & ^on, builders, 19 Lauriston st.
John, s{)irit merchant, 48 George street
— ho. Mound place
John, writer, 29 Cheyne street
John, jun. (J. Nicol and Sun,) 23 Archi-
bald place
— — Robert, painter and paper hanger, 34
Frederick street
Robt. die and stamp cutter, 37 North
bridge — ho. 34 Clerk street
W^m. ^ent. 4 Inverleith terrace
Mrs, 200 Canongate
Misses, 17 Union place
Nicoll, Rev. A. 11 Hill place
Alex. esq. 2 Salisbury street
Alexander, late grocer, 34 Clerk street
Alexander, lodgings, 83 Gt. King street
' Alex. esq. writer, Laverock bank
* John and James, saddlers and harness
makers, 23 Kirkgate
John, writer, 28 Gayfield sq.
Nicholson and Stuart, tailors, 227 High st.
Jas. {Eeidand N.,) 4 Comely Green cres.
J. W, (J. Slight and Co.,) 21 Leopold pi.-
^ J. O. esq. 8 west Maillnnd street
Jn. & Son, tailors & cloth. 87 Princes st.
.lohn, boot and shoemaker, 41 Leith st.
.John, lodgings, 44 Cumberland street
W. esq. portrait painter, 29 Castle st.
: William, baker, 4 Shrub place
Wm. gro. & spirit dea. ;i3 Lauriston pi.
■ — — Mrs, Cargilfield, Trinity
JIrs, 7 Norton place
D. grocer, wine & spirit merchaut, 36
Canong< — ho. Spring garden
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Nicholson^, David, baker, 50 Abbeyhill
* Geo. bedstead maker, Duke street
* James, shipmaster. Regent street
* Mrs, 42 Salamander street
Nightingale, Edw. W. cloth. & gen. outfitter,
19So.St And.st.— ho. 22 Rutland, sq.
J. S. Wesleyan minister, 13 Brown st.
Nimrao, Arch. {B. Linen Co.,) 13 London st.
David, engraver, 16 Gallon hill
George, wheelwright, 211 Cowgate
George, gardener. Comely garden
James, engraver k printer, lithographer
and stationer, 7 Carrubber's close
J. (P. and J. A'immo,) 38 Castle street
F. J. merchant, Leith, 2 George place
P. (P. and J. Nimmo,') 36 Hanover st.
P. and J. brassfounders, gasfitters, and
gas meter manufrs. 6 n. Bank street
P. esq. 14 Stafford street
Thomas, forage master, Piershill barracks
* Wra. gardener, Claremont park
* Mrs Alex. 28 Constitution street
* Mrs, Bowerhall, Bonington road
Miss, dressmaker, 7 Drummond street
*Nisbet & RoUo, boat builders, 26 Citadel
A. cabinetmaker, 6 Shrub place
Archd. esq. of Carphin, 9 lower Grey st
David, architect, 124 George street
James, flesher, 44 Jamaica street
James, jun. flesher, 1 Pitt street
James, esq. 26 Northumberland street
James, esq. S.S.C. 59 Broughton st.
Robert, flesher, 14 Low market — house
1 Physic gardens
Robert, girth manufacturer, 57 St Leo-
nard street — house 20
T. ( C. B. Tail 4- Co.,) 11 w. Maitld. st.
• T. cane worker, 34 Carnegie street
* Robt. {Nisbtt and Rollo,) 1 Cannon st.
Rev. William, 23 Norton place
— — Mrs Robert, 5 Buccleuch place
Mrs, midwife, 33 Richmond place
Mrs John, 8 Downie place
Mrs, 47 Great King street
I\Irs, 2 George place
Mrs J. 31 Gay field square
Miss, 7 Henderson row
Niven, John D. esq. W.S. 46, Gt King st.
John, M.D. 4 George square
* Robert, gardener, Ferry road
Wm. baker, 13 Causeyside
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 21 Commercial pi.
Miss, 22 Inverleith row
Nixon, Wm. architect, clerk of H. M. public
works, Exch. buildgs h. 5 Salisb. pi.
Mrs, 41 Clerk street
Noble, James, carv. and gilder, 8 s. Melville pi.
■ J. coal merchant, 151 Founiainbridge,
house 6 Port Hopetoun — See Jrf?>.
J. tailor and clothier, 333 High street
— — Rev. James, 16 Brown square
Thomas, grocer, 145 Canongate
Mrs Alex. 65 Castle street
Mrs, lodgings, 7 Frederick street
Mrs Jiiu'.es, lodgings, 30 Queen street
I Noble, Mrs James, 7 no. St David street
Norie, J. W. esq. 3 Coates crescent
John, (Norie &,• Son,) 30 St James's sq.
R. & Son, painters and colour shop, 141
High st — wareh. 24 w. Register st.
I Robert, grocer, 24 Brunswick street
Miss, 17 Maitland street
Normand, Andrew, shoemaker, 81 Potterrow
Robert, poulterer, 6 Queensferry st.
North British Advertiser, Office, 5 Mel-
bourne place
British Fire and Life Insurance
Office, 64 Princes st. — See Adv.
* British Colour Works, 20 Elbe Street
Northern Club, 91 George street
Islands Association, 14 Cumberland st.
— John Walls, secretary and treasurer
Light-house office, 84 George street
— C. Cunningham, secretary
Reversion Co. 5 north St David street —
Wm. Wood, manager — See Adv.
* Coal-IMining Co., Coalhill
Norton, Hon. Mrs, Abbeyhill house
Norvell, Miss Swindell, 26 Rutland street
Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance
Office, 31 Princes St.— Jardine, Stod-
art, & Fraser, agents. — See Adv.
Notman, J. slater and glazier, Broughton —
ho. Bellevue cottage
Miss, music teacher, Bellevue Cottage
Nourse, J. late confectioner, 17 Earl Grey st.
Nox, Mrs, 16 Barony street
Nunn, Capt. John, 13 Torphichen street
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Observer Publishing Office, 377 High st.
O'Brian, James, broker, 233 Cowgate
O'Docharty, William, ]\I.D. 43 Princes st.
O'Donnell, C. & Co. dealers in furniture, and
appraisers, 49 Hanover st. & 156 Cowg.
James, Catholic bookseller 9 Brought, st.
JNIrs Col. 32 Dundas street
O'Farrel, Mrs H., milliner, &c., 74 High st.
Officer, John, writer, 15 College street
Ogg, Miss, dressmaker, 25 Lady Lawson's w.
Oggs, Mrs, 14 Roxburghe street
Ogilvie, D. commission agent, 23 Archibald pi.
A. (J. Sf A. Ogilvie,) 5 west Newington
J. and A., woollen drapers, (tartans and
tweeds wholesale) 30 N. bridge
James, (J. Sj~ A. Ogilvie.) 6 Pitt street
John, secretary North British Fire and
Life Insurance, 65 Princes street
Robt. G., W.S. 14 Cumberland street
Thomas, merchant, 46 Bristo street
Mrs, 5 west Newington
— — Miss, Granton
Ogilvy, A. (Stamp office,) Viewbank, Trinity
Geo. esq. (of Cove,) 3 Manor place
James, esq. accountant, 17 Howe street
J. artist, 2 West Nicolson street
John, S. esq. accountant, 37 Castle st.
—ho. 9 Bruntsfield place
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Ogilvy, P. & W. tailors and cloth. 7-t Geo. st.
• Mrs, Windmill lane
Miss Jane, 22 London street
Ogle, R. bookseller and stationer, 49 So. bridge
Mrs John, 5 John's place
O'Hara, Charles, printer, 20 Hanover street
Olu Signet Hall, 7 Royal Exchange
Shipping Co.'s office, 28 No. bridge and
71 Shore* — Marshall and Aitken, agts.
Oliphant, Charles, esq. W.S. 10 Inverleith pi.
F. baker, 6 mid- Arthur pi. & 110 High st.
Robt. S.S.C 31 Princes street
Robert, esq. W.S. 119 Princes street-
house 9 Rutland square
• Thomas, glass-cutter, 2 Shakspeare sq.
Thos. rector of Edinr. normal school,
2 Hailes street — See Adv.
Wm. & Son, booksellers and publishers,
7 South br. — house 21 Buccleuch pi.
Walter, (of O. and Son,) 21 Buccl. pi.
William, jun. (O. and Son,) '21 Buccl.
place
W. & F. bakers, and confec. 2 Stafford st.
• Mrs John Hope, 2 A thole crescent
Mrs, 1 Randolpli place
Mrs, 35 Scotland street
Miss, (of Condie,) 35 Alva street
Oliver & Boyd, printers, publishers, wholesale
booksellers, & bookbinders, 16 High st.
■ Gilbert, tailor, 52 Clerk street
Dr James, surgeon, 44 Broughton street
James, surgton, 21 Home street
John, tailor, 6 Saunders street
■ Jo. livery stables, w. Northumberland st.
R. S. {Grieve and Oliver,) 25 Gayfield sq
T. esq. {Oliver 8f >Bo^rf,)Newington lodge
Thomas, esq. Loch end
Thomas, spirit dealer, 17 Richmond pi
W. grocer and spirit dealer, 152 Cowgate
Mrs, midwife and nurse, 17 Calton hill
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 33 Brunswick st.
Mrs, 48 London street
Miss, 8 London street
Oman, Robert, painter and glazier, 1 St Ste-
phen street
]Mrs Charles, hotel, 6 Charlotte square
Miss, 3 Abercromby place
Omond, Robert, M. D. Fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons, 43 Charlotte sq.
* Miss J. grocer, Hillhousefield
O'Neil, A. figure maker and fireworker, 16 w.
Register street — ho. 125 Canongate
John, clothier, 1 1 & 12 Mary's wynd —
See Adv.
Orchardson, Jas. tailor, 10 Saunders st.
*Ordnance Office, Castle and Leith Fort
Orme, Miss, 18 Picardy place
Ormiston, G. smith and ironmonger, 100
George street
* James, grocer, 6 Fox lane
John, baker, 3 Orchardfield place
—— John, gardener, 29 Haddington place
R., S.S.C, 17 Bristo street
Mrs. lodgings, 7 N. W. Circus place
Ormston, Frederick, writer^ 59 Lauriston pi.
Ori'han Hospital, Dean, J. G. Wood, treas.
Orphoot, John, printer, 46 Nicolson street —
house 25 Gilmore place
Orr, Alexander, tailor, 1 1 1 Rose street
Andrew, letter-carrier, 9 Jamaica street
Charles J. F. esq. W.S. 13 Young street;
Louse Clermiston house, Corstorphine
Captain, 13 Brunswick street
David, letter carrier, 1 6 Roxburghe place
G. A., house painter, 4 w. Salisbury pi.
Jas. painter & glazier, 70 Crosscausey
James {Scott and Orr,) 13 Forth street
Captain J. superint. Scot. Naval and
Military Academy, 42 St Cuthbert street
John, (G.P.O.,) 16 Broughton street
Patrick, esq. W.S. 4 Randolph crescent
Mrs M. A. 8 Northumberland street
Mrs, green grocer, Broughton market
Miss A. 22' Broughton place
Orrel, John & Co. contractors, Granton pier
Thos. (of J. Orrel ^- Co., )Granton pier
Orrock and Romanes, bookbinders and sta-
tioners, 35 South bridge
Alex. spt. and wine merch. 48 Dundas st.
Alex. (Orrock^'- Romanes,) l6 Salisb. s(,.
Charles, tailor, 26 Frederick street
James, tailor, 1 Leslie place
J. esq. surgeon-dentist, 7 Abercromby pi.
Misses, milliners, &c. 6 Northumber. pi.
Orrok, Wemyss,esq. (ofOrrok,) 12 Danube st.
Oswald, J. tobacco and snuff manufacturer,
5 Lothian st. — ho. 59 Lauriston place
Rev. John, Eng. teacher, Heriot's Hosp.
Miss, (of Dunnikier,) 26 Moray place
*Ovenston and Forster, tea, wine, spirit, and
com. agents, 42 Quality street
John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 12
E. Register street
Owen, Chas. painter & glazier, 2 w. Preston st.
J. S. esq. 7 Brandon street
Oxley, George, spirit dealer, 280 Canongate
George, hat manufacturer, 327 Canong.
John, spirit dealer, 123 Canongate
Pack, Misses, 14 Gardner's crescent
* Pack wood, Tho. shipmaster, 18 Couper st.
Padon, Thomas, writer, 15 Hart street
Mrs, 15 Hart street
Pagan, Oswald, spirit dealer, 10 High riggs
Dr, M.D. F.R.C. of surgns. 3 Melville st.
Pairman, John, port, painter, 30 R. Circus
Wm. grocer, 3 south Richmond street
— house 16 Salisbury street
Wm. agent, 12 Roxburghe place
* Wm. grocer, 75 Kirkgate
Palladium Life Assurance, 24 Queen st.
— See Adv.
Palmer, David, hairdresser, 13 St Anth. pi.
Geo. Wright and house factor, Newhavea
Jas. teacher of music, 20 Nelson street
John, manufacturer, 5 Canning place
— ^ William, hosier, 15 Earl Grey street
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Palmer, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Salis-
bury place
]Misses, straw-hat makers, 5 Canning pi.
Panton, Geo. English teach. Geo. Heriot's Hos.
Wm. clothier, 53 N. buildings N. bridge
Mrs George, 1 Fingal place
I\Iiss Jane, teacher, Orphan Hosp. Dean
*Paris, John, boot & shoemaker, 93 Kirkgate
Thos. cabinetmaker, joiner, and under-
taker, 61 Cumberland street
Pariss, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 132
Rose street
Park, Andrew, timber merchant, Leith walk
■ Arch. & Jn. tea, wine, & spirit merchts.
5 Hunter sq. — ho. 7 Newington pi.
G. & W. coal merchts. 16 Port Hamilton
John, esq. advocate, 8.5 Gt. Kins street
Tho. boot and shoemaker, 161 W. port
Tho. boot and shoemaker, 7 Kerr st.
Thos. tailor and clothier, 17 Thistle st.
Wm. Wright, Circus lane
Wm. esq. stamps & taxes, Murrayfield
Wm. tailor and clothier, 35 Brought, st.
Mrs, 2 west Nicolson street
Miss, 2 Huntley street
Parke, Alex, teacher and translator of French,
17 Dundas street
Parker, Adam Butler, 10 Henderson row
John, esq. principal extractor Court of
Session, Register office — h. 8 Fettes row
John (^Legacy Duty,') 14 George square
Wm. A. assist, extractor Court of Sess.
Regis, office — ho. 8 Fettes row
William, cabinet maker and upholsterer,
16 Broughton street
Parlane, Miss, lodgings, 16 Cumberland street
Pascoe, Edw. metal refiner, 43 Canongate
*Pasiey, Thomas, esq. 1 St John's ^lace
Paston, Miss, 33 east Claremont street
Paterson and Roy, pianoforte and music sa-
lon, 27 George street
* D. A. merchant, Madeira street
& Peebles, coach builders, Svvinton row
Adam, esq. W.S. 36 Heriot row
* Alex, wine merchant, 9 Bernard street
— ho. 21 Drumrnond place
' Andrew, machine maker, 29 Leith walk
A. «& J. smiths, St Cuthbert's lane
A. junr. smith, 3 Semple street
Arch, silk mercer and linen draper, 65
George street — house 7 Annandale st.
David F. comm. agent, 3 Johnston's pi.
• David, brassfounder, 39 George street
Dr Geo. F.R.C.P. 15 Dundas street
Geo. (teller Bank of Scot.,) 35 Minto st.
George, builder, 13 ^Montgomery st.
Geo. esq. of Castle Huntly, 7 Manor pi.
Geo. e? q. younger of Castle Huntly, ad-
vocate, 7 Manor place
* Henry, spirit dealer, 12 Giles street
■ Hugh, merchant, 16 Brouahton place
i Jas. {Romanes &,■ Paterson,) 4 India st.
J. watchm. 429 High st. — h. 3 Spittal st.
James, & Sou, plasterers, Bellevue cresc.
— — James, {Stamp Office) Coltbridge house
Paterson, Jas. (Stamp Office,) 6 lower Gray st*
James, spirit dealer, 413 Lawnm h.391
James, leathermercht. Coach-yard en tryj
4 Princes street
J. W. fancy turner and turning lathe
maker, 74 Clerk street
John, {Dymock Sf P.,) 10 Hanover st.
John, farmer, Blackford
John, esq. Coltbridge house
Rev. Dr John, 11 Salisbury place
John, esq. S.S.C. 47 Albany street
* John, cowfeeder, Duke street
John, vintner, 21 Fleshmarket close
John, machine and patent axle maker,
25 Greenside row
Mat. booksr. and publisher, 7 Union pi.
Maurice, bookbinder, J 2 Catharine street
R. {F. and Roy,) 27 George street
Robert, button and trimming warehouse,
313 High street
Robert, architect, 138 Causeyside
Robt. flesher, 19 Richmond place
* Robt. late of excise, 59 Constitution st.
* Robt. practical chemist, 34 Mitchel st.
— house 90 St Andrew street
* Robert, M.D. 8 Quality street
Tho. grocer, wine, and spirit merchant,
5 east Register st — house 3
Thos. ( C. ^~ J. Banks,) 6 Milne's court
Thomas, builder, 6 Earl Grey street
Thos. spirit deahr, 42 High street
Thos. K. working jeweller, 24 Nicolson st.
Wm. & Son, dyers, silk and furniture
cleaners, 87 Prmces st. and 1 Tollcross
Wm. (Francis Richardson &j Co.,) II
Keir street
Rev. William, teacher, 451 Lawnmarket
William, gardener. Dean
William, hairdresser, 32 Horse wynd
i\Irs, lodgings, 23 Duke street
Mrs George, 12 Gay field square
Mrs James, grocer, &c. 9 Earl Grey st.
Mrs M. grocer, 2 Sanders street
Mrs, lodgings, 5 Dundas street
Mrs, 26 Windsor street
Jlrs, lotlgings, 46 Cumberland street
Mrs, 21 Drummond place
Miss Itabella, hair manufr. 20 Rose st.
* Mrs, card raanufac. 32 Bernard street
'■' Mrs, 2'I Charlotte street
Mrs Mary, of Merryflats, 4 Carlton st.
* Mrs Robert, Madeira street
Mrs, 47 Albany street
Mrs, 8 Athole place
Miss, dressmaker, 108 George street
Miss J. straw-hat maker, 2 Hill place
Miss Mary (of Castle Huntly,) 11 Wa«.
riston crescent
Miss, dressmaker, 24 Nicolson street
Misses (of Castle Huntly,) 9 Brandon st»
* 's tavern, 90 St Andrew street
Patison and Pringle, silk mercers, and origi-
nal outfitting warehouse, 6 South br.
• John M. tea, wine, spirit, and cigar agent,
10 south St Andrew street
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Patisoii, M. esq. S-S.C. and Jiotary public>
10 south St Aritirew strett
Wm.(I\ §• Pringic,) 25 Scotland st.
* VV^n. inevchdnt— liouse Pirnitfield
* Mrs, 5 Pitt slieet
Misses, Laverock Bank cottage
Patterson, Henry, agent for Elsick lead works,
&c. 17 Fettes row
J. R. (Edin. Foimdery,) 12 Maryfitld
Paton & Lawson, bootmakers, 11 Fred. st.
Alex, boot an<l shoem. 28 So. bridge
A. saddler and harness nia. to her JMajesty,
& accDiiirit. maker to the Bd. ol Urdn.
I Register st.
David, architect, 32 Dundas street
David, builder, 17 Greenside street
Hugh, print.-eller, carver and gilder to the
Queen and H.R. H. the Ducht ss of Kent,
Adam square — ho. 2 Hay st.
Jas. grocer, 3 Hadrtington place
* Peter, spirit dealer, i Broad wynd
Thos. printer, publisher, and bookseller
4 n.-west Circus pi — ho. 16 Lond. st.
Walter, cabinetmaker, 16 Brandon st.
* Waiter, surveyor for Lloyd's, 2 Dock pi.
— ho. 2 Bank idace
William, victual dealer, 3 Baker's place
Mrs, 5 Archibald place
Mrs Eden, Hermitage, Canaan
Miss, 7 London street
Patten, John, esq. W.S. 1 Fettes row
Patton, George, esq. adv., 3S Frederick st.
Thos. esq. "W.S. 38 Frederick street
Pattison, G. H. esq. advocate, 10 London st.
James, hairdresser, 52 Princes street
John, jun. esq. W.S. 21 York place, and
Viewforth cottage*
T. and Co. coach-builders, south back
Canongate — house 25 York place
Thos. H., M.D. surgeon, 21 York place
W. J. agent, plate aiid crown glass
"wareho. 24 Greenside pi. and 38 Con-
stitution St.* — house, 16 Forth street
Mrs James, 1 Coates crescent
Mrs Thomas, Peacock Inn, Newhaven
Mrs, crape & lace dresser, 28 Jamaica st.
Mrs, 16 Forth street
> Mrs, 30 R. Circus
• Miss, boarding school, 30 R. Circus
Misses, ladies' seminary, Albany cottage
Patrick, William, esq. W.S. 32 Albany street
J. S. esq. 23 Abercromhy place
Mrs, lodgings, 1 Holyroodst. Carnegie st.
Patmllo, Miss, 38 Ann street
Paul & Moncrieff, esqs. accts. 10 S. Charl. st.
. Alex, baker and confectioner, 13 so. St
Andrew street
James, grocer, 12 Market street
* — — James, sol. and account. 13 Bernard st.
— ho. 28 Constitution st.
Rev. John, 13 George square
. R. esq. manager of Commercial Bank,
53 Melville street
Thomson, esq. W.S. 5 Rutland square
■ . I. William, esq. accountant, 10 s. Char-
lotte St. — house 25 Rutland square
Paul, Wm, esq. (Com. Bank) 53 Melville st.
Mis a. lodgings, 11 Roxburghe street
* Mrs, worsted shop, 53 Bridge street
Pawnbrokers' Co. 35 So. br. and 55 Niddry si.
Wm. Poole manager — h. 3 n. James' st.
Paxton, John, auctioneer and appraiser, G
Royal Exchange coffeehouse
Mrs Dr, 12 Archibald place
Mrs Samuel, 5 NicoLson street
Peace, Philip, barometer, telescope, & look-
ing-glass manufr.,&e. 61 Broughton st.
Peacock, Adam, spirit dealer, 41 Home street
* Adam, tobacconist, 54 Shore
Andrew, tobacco manufacturer, World's
end close — l;o. 30 Buccleuch place
Hen. tailor and clothier, 57 Hanover st.
J. & W. tailors and cloth., 5 So. bridge
Robt. spirit dealer, 2 Orchardfield street
Thos. comm. trav. of Holyr. glass-works
24 Salisbury street
-^ — Thos. B. superintendent Roy. Infirmary
Pearce, Mrs, lodgings, 18 Nelson street
Mrs Captain, 16 Alva street
Pears, Jas. baker, 66 Bucckuch st. — house 6
Pearson & Robertson, esqrs. W.S. 17 Royal cir.
& Urquhart, plumbers, 48 so. b. of Can.
Alex. esq. W.S. 17 Pioyal circus
Alex, brewer, Drumdryan house
Cha. esq. acct., 59 Geo. st. — h. Murrayfi.
David, lodgings, 25 Cumberland street
Major James, E.LCS. 29 Drummond pi.-
Patrick, S.S.C 22 Hill street
Tho. mail coach office— h. 11 Calton hill
Peaston, Alex, jeweller, 51 North bridge
Jas. tailor & clothier, 25 w. Register st.
Misses, dressmakers, 8 Barony street
*Peat, Alex, messenger, 19 Duke street
David, fruiterer, 44 & 45 Whitefield pi.
John (^Customs,) 10 Fife place
Miss, matron, Royal Infirmary
Miss, 17 St Patrick square
Peattie, Alex, baker, 55 Nicolson street
Robert, vvright, 23 Downie place
Peck, Jas. lithographic artist, 1 Windsor st.
Wm. wine and spt. dealer, 2 Brougt. st.
W. & Son, lithog. printers, 6 George st.
Pein. Carl, profes. of oboe, 5S Cumb. st.
Pedie, James, esq. W.S., Broughton.
Wm. city officer, 307 High street
Mrs, ready-made lin. wareh. 307 High st.
Peddle, Alex. jM.D. surgeon, 11 Rutland st.
Daniel, hair-dresser, 3 West Port
Don. S. accountant and agent for York-
shire Insurance Company, 1 George st.
— house, 37 Lauriston pi. — See Adv.
James, jun. esq. W.S. 36 Albany street
Rev. James, D.D. 37 Lauriston place
* John, {Excise,) 76 Kirkgate
Peter, horse dealer, 2 Castle wynd
— — Rev. William, 57 George square
William, grocer, 45 Home street
Mrs, corset maker, 15 w. Richmond st.
Misses, straw-hat maks. Orchardfield pi.
Peebles and Co. coachmakers, 58 Albany st.
Wm, glazier, 7 Barony street
Pefiers, James, surveyor of taxes, 39 South br.
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PefFers, Mrs C. grocer, 13 Buccleuch street
Pelican Life Insurance, Annuity, and
Endowment Office, 14 George st. —
Jas. Balfour, agent. — See Adv.
Pender, J. B. ( Cameron 6f Co.) .5 Newington pi.
Thos. esq. comptroller and accountant
gen. of stamps and taxes, 7 Gt King st.
Pendrich, John, baker, 47 Fountainbridge
Miss, lodgings, 44 Cumberland street
Pendrigh, John, victual dealer, 4 Saunders st.
Ptnraan, John, esq., 11 Darnaway street
Mrs, tobacconist, 114 Nicolson st.
Penney, M. portable desk maker, 1 Forth st.
\Vm. esq. advocate, 24 Great King street
Mrs, lodgings, 104 Rose street.
*Pentland, Y. J. cooper & stave mer. Spence's
place, Bonington road
Perigal, Arthur, portrait & miniature painter,
andmaster of drawing, 21 Hill street. —
See Adu.
Permit Office, 79 S. brid. and 32 Bridge St.*
Peter, Chas. linen draper, 25 Grassmarket.
■ D. waiter, 43 Thistle st.
Margaret, dressmaker, 4 Newport street
Miss, 10 Manor place
Peterkin, Alex., esq., S.S.C. 25 St James' sq.
■ .John, seal engraver, 5 so. College st.
John, smith, 63 n. back Canongate
Peters, Alex. plum, and gas-fitter 1 Dimdas st.
Dav. cabinetmaker, 8 Hamilton place
James, builder, 15 Greenside row
Peterson, John, agent and provision merchant,
2 Qaeen's place — house 5 Moray st.
Peterswald, Wm. esq. 5 east Claremont st.
*Petrie, C. hair-dresser, 24 Couper street
Jas. boot & shoemaker, 18 Cumbd. st.
John, bookseller, 21 Lothian street
Robert, tailor, 59 Broughton street
Mrs, 23 Dundas street
Pettet, ^Irs, 35 Lothian street
Pettie, Alex. (Frier Sf F.,) 13 Salisbury St.
Henry, smith, 8 Dunbar street
Pew, S. broker, 267 Cowgate
Phelps, Jos. {Wilshereand P.,) 15 Leop. pi.
Philip, J. & R., timber merchts. 34 White-
field place
Alex, watchmaker, 60 Princes st.
* Chas. merchant and agent for the Bri-
tish Copper office
11 Dock place — h. 3 Jamaica street
* David, baker, 35 Couper street
* R, esq. merchant. Old Church wharf
W. clock and watchmaker to the Queen,
11 Hanover st. — house 11 Dundas st.
■ Mrs, Bonington place
■ Miss Agnes, dressm. 7 So. Charlotte st.
Phillip, Andrew, esq. 1 Crown street
Phillips, John, W.S. Queen's writer. Exche-
quer, 41 Heriot row
■ Stephen, messenger G.P.O. 7 Lit. King st.
— — Mrs, sickiiurse, 8 Barony street
■ Mrs James, Laverock bank
*Philp, Jon. distiller, 9 Yardhds. — h. Red br.
John, writer, 13 so. Charlotte street
——Mrs F. P. Northfield; Newhaven
Phimester, Robt. wright, 14 Lauriston street
Phin, Charles, gent. 68 George street
■ John, esq. S.S.C. 37 Dubhn street
Thos. grocer, wine, and spirit merchant,
46 India street — house 48
Mrs W. fishing-rod and tackle maker, 34
North bridge
Miss, 28 Gilmore place
Miss, 14 Pitt street
Misses, 68 George street
Phcenix Fire Office, 11 South bridge and
8 and 13 St Andrew sq. — Andw. Muir,
Robt. Allan, H. G. Watson, and Wm.
Muir 17 Quality street,* agents
* Insurance Co., 4 Quality lane, J. W.
Walker, agent
Physicians, Royal College of, 14 Geo.st.
*Pickard, ]\Irs W. grocer, 34 Water lane
Picken, John, clock & watchm., 8 Ciilmore st.
Thos. clock and watchm. 18 Victoria st.
Piggott, Geo. N. L. office, Beaumont cottage
Pike, W. silk mer. & drap. 37 Prin. st — h. 43
Pillans, H. and J. printers, 7 James' court
H. (H. §• J. Pillans,) 2 e. Newington pi.
Jas., Professor of Human. 19 London st.
John (^H.andJ. Pillans,) 5 Alva street
J. Wilson, esq. stockbroker, 75 Princes st.
Pinkerton, Adam, janitor, Edinbr, Academy
Miss, teacher, 2 Causey side
Piper, E. esq. mail contractor, 17 Hope ores.
I\Irs, 8 Windsor street
*Pirgivie, Alex, hop mercht. 29 Quality st.
Pirkin, Mrs, dressmaker, 73 Cumberland st.
*Pirrie, David, wright, 32 Yardheads — ho. 8
St Anthony street and Junction st. so.
Pitcairn, Dr Ja. F.R.C.S.E., and Secy, to the
N. Town dispensary, 14 Heriot row
.Jaines L. esq. 1 Frances place
Robt. esq. W.S. 73 Queen street
W. F. esq. 20 Broughton street
Miss, 14 Howe strtet
Misses, 17 Inverleith row
Pitman, JMajor-General Robert, C.B. Mayfield,
Trinity
*Pitt, Lieut. E. W. transport agent, 42 Ber-
nard street
Plaine, John F. esq. 1 1 Archibald place
John, gig shaft bender. Old Broughton
Miss, milliner, 2 Hope street
Piatt, Edward, teacher of music, 6 Hill square
Play fair, W. H. esq. architect, 17 G. Stuart
street
Mrs (Dalmarnock,) 28 Moray place
Plenderleath, Mrs, 6 Windmill street
Pliraer, A- esq. {Stamp Office,) Trinity green
*Plowman, Don. boot and shoemmaker 14
Couper street
Plummer, Alexander, flesher, 47 Home street
John, 1 Middle market — ho. 112 Lauri-
ston place
Plunket, John, licensed malt-roaster — James
M'Dowal, agent, 12 Union place
Police Office, Royal Bank close, and 18
Charlotte street, Leith*
Pollexfen, James, esq. W.S. 6 India street
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Pollock, David, dyer, 20 Dundas street
George, dyer and scourer, 79 Princes st.
Peter and Son, veterinary surgeons, 83
Rose St. — h. 2 Fredrick st.
— — P. hosier & glover, 25 Nicolson street
William, esq. solicitor, 13 York place
Wra. spirit dealer, 22 Charles street
IMrs, 20 Nelson street
■< JMiss, 5 Wharton place
Poison, A. tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2
Montgomery street
Ponsford, Miss, 17 William street
Ponsonby and Young's boarding school, 6
Druramond place
Ponton, Mungo, esq. W.S. 30 Melville st.
Thomas, architect, 7 Warriston crescent
Jliss, 7 South Charlotte street
• Miss, 22 Scotland street
Poor Law Enquiry Commission, Ifi south
Charlotte street
*Pope, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
23 Charlotte street — house 1 King st.
Porteous, Alex, preparer of ointmentforscurvy,
3 Spence's place
«■ Alex, currier and leather mer. Gull. cl.
Andrew, postmaster, Boroughmuirhead
■ George, victual dealer, 86 Crosscausey
J. officer of Calton incorp. 23 Calton hill
Jas. teacher, 4 Henry place
* James, boot and shoem. 2 Riddel's cl.
Jno. overseer, Craighouse, Bor.muirhead
John, wine merchant & grocer, 22 Mait-
land street
John, flesher, 42 Rose street
John, baker, 72 Grassmarket
* Lilly, grocer, 117 Kirkgate
William, farmer, Morningside bank
William, corn merchant, 6 Grassmarket
— house 4 Brown's place
Wm. tailor, 377 Highst. — h.44lLawnm.
William, victual dealer, 15 Canongate
Wm. spirit dealer, 1 Heriot mount
- — — William, baker, 2 Union street
Mrs, 5 1 Clerk street
Miss, 18 Leopold place
Miss, 21 Fettes row
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 23
Maitland street
Thos. Wright, w. Northumberland lane
. William, cabinetmaker, 258 Cowgate
*Porterfield, Alex, of customs, 3 Cromwell st.
John, gardener, Restalrig
Port-Hopetoun Foundery, 69 Fountainbridge
Post Office, General, Waterloo place
* 128 Constitution street
Pott, James, esq. W.S. 55 Albany street
— — George, cabinetmaker, 14 Scotland street
Thos. lodgings, 57 Hanover street
Pottie, James, baker, 9 w. Richmond street
Potts, Thos. esq. writer, 16 Albany street
— — Wm. wine merchant and grocer, 17
Downie place — house 18
Wm. agent, 16 Broughton place
Pottinger, IVIrs, 6 west Preston street
*Pourie, John, cooper, 10 Saridport st. — ho.
SI Water lane
Pow, .Tames, esq., surgeon, 47 Great King st.
*Powell, Fred. W. {Duncan, Flockhart, &>• P-,)
28 Bernard street
Prager, Mrs, sicknurse, 29 St .John street
Pratt, Alexr. sheriff officer, 459 Lawnmarket
Jn. gunm. 28 Hanover st. — h. 17 Geo.st.
Robert, tailor, 44 South bridge
Mrs, comm. lodgings, 17 Waterloo place
Mrs, Viewforth house, Bruntsfield links
Misses, teachers of piano and singing,
17 George street
Prentice, C. D. 1 Francis place
John, cowfeeder, 8 Tollcross
J. R. esq. 34 Gilmore place
Robt. painter and glazier, 5 Milne's ct.
* Mrs Thomas, grocer, 13 Couper st.
Preshaw, John, vintner, 25 Flesbmarket close
Preston, Robert, foreman to J. Gall & Son, 29
Richmond place
Alex, lodgings, 51 Broughton street
* Mrs, lodgings, 4 Portland terrace
Prettie, Mrs T. lodgings, 3 Sanders street
Pretsell, Mrs, 5 Keir street
Price, James, hairdresser, 129 Nicolson street
Pridie, James D. surgeon, 13 Union place
Peter H. solicitor, 5 Nicolson street
Mrs Patrick, 5 Nicolson street
Primrose, Hon. B. F. Receiver-General, ( Gen.
Post- Office,) 4 Wardie
. Miss, 7 Athole place
Pringle and Caldwell, builders, 31 Nelson st.
Alex, spirit merchant, 1 Veitch's place
Alex, tobacco and snufF manufacturer, 45
Broughton street
Andrew, esq. 22 London street
Andw. teacher, w. Crosscausey academy
George, esq. 14 Rutland street
James, grocer, 6 St Leonard's hill
J. S. {Pattison &,- P.) 5 Buccleuch place
. John, writer, 5 Buccleuch street
Jn. spirit dealer and stabler, 3 w. Crosse.
Murra.y {Adj.-Gen. office,) 1 Grove street
Major N. 14 Walker street
Robert, esq. W.S. 22 Rutland square
Thos. barm brewer, 104 Nicolson street
— house 4 Buccleuch street
Thomas, jun., esq., 9 Montague street
Wm.esq. 51 Albany street
* Wm. dairy. Primrose street
William, victual dealer, 16 Grassmarket
Wm. spirit dealer, 83 High street
W. comm. agent, 2 east Broughton pi.
Wm. lodgings, 2 Alva street
Mrs, sen. (of Why thank,) 46 Charlotte sq.
Miss, milliner and dressm. 141 Geo. st.
Presley, A. & .1. boot and shoem. 2 Spittal st.
Privy Seal Office, Begister House
Proctor, John, carter, Comely Bank
Wm. carter. Comely Bank
Mrs, lodgings, 18 Lothian street
Profit, Alex. 13 Salisbury street
Prophit, Thomas, fish dealer, 4 St James' squ.
Protector Life Office — Rob. Allan, 8 St
Andrew square, agent — See Adv.
Proud foot, Thos. esq. 23 Norton place
Mrs, 18 Duncan street
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Provan, JMisses, stationers, 6 Bank street
Provest, Coliiij lodgings, 37 Northumberl. st.
Pryde, James, teacher of mathematics, 59 so.
bridge, and 36 George street
PughjWra. chemist and druggist to the Queen,
35 Northumb. st h. 23 Dundas st.
Pullar, J. Y- writer, 6 Shrub place
*Punton, Geo. ship master, 5 Admiralty street
Geo. letter-carrier, 22 Bedford street
*Purdie & Merrilees, nursery and seedsmen,
Stanwell lodge, Bonington road
Robert, musicseller, 83 Princes st. — ho.
38 Heriotrow
Thos. {Lithe/ ow oV P.) GO Hanover st.
— — Dr William, M.D. physician and accou^
cheur, 15 Union street
Mrs William, 3 Heriot mount
* Miss, milliner, 65 Tolboolh wynd
Purves, Adam, shoemaker, 18 Charles street
Alexander, smith, Deanhaugh street
James, spirit dealer, 5 Abbey
Robt. writer, 7 Brighton street
Wm. and Co. clothiers to the Queen, 46
Princes street
William, tailor and clothier, 31 n. bridge
- ' ■ Wm. surgeon and druggist, 1 east
Richmond street — h. 5 Hill place
— — Wm. clerk, 17 Norton place
— — Lady, 16 George square
Mrs, 19 Dundas street
Miss M. 36 Moray place
Purvis, Mrs Robert, 3 1 Broughton street
*Pyott, Jas. , of theLeith Ropery Co. 30 Bath st.
Pyper, John, esq. writer, 37 York place
Hamilton, esq. advo. 15 Royal crescent
' William, esq. High school, 5 Castle
street
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Rabagliati, Signer Giacomo, Italian master
in the A^. and M. Acad. 37 George st.
Radley, W. tavern & lodgings, 30 Morrison st-
And. whipmaker, 10 Rose street
Rae, Alex, builder, 2 Dean street
Jas. jun. gardener, e. Morningside house
■ G. {Haldane S) Rae,) 2 George street
George, cowfeeder, w. Salisbury place
— ^ Geo. joiner, 3 Pitt street
Jn. commercial agent, 6 Mansfield place
.J. chimney sweeper, 21 Jamaica street
Thomas, writer, 4 Dewar place
— — Wm. teacher of English, elocution, and
geography, 4 Upper Grey street
Mrs, G. L., 29 Clarence street
Mrs, 7 South Grey street
Mrs, straw-hat maker. Anchor field
Rae, Mrs, 11 Cheyne street
Raeburn, Henry, esq. 17 St Bernard crescent
James, architect, 3 Warriston place
William, spirit dealer, 597 Castlehill
Railton, Mrs, 5 St James' square
Railway Co., Edin., Dalkeith, and Leith —
head office St Leonard's Depot — Lieut.
D. Rankine, manager — See Adv.
coach-office, St Leonard's Depot —
John Somerville, collector
coach-office. Constitution st. Leith —
Andrew Whitecross, collector
Edinburgh, Leith, and Newhaven,
35 Scotland street
Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway — Henry
Lees, sup — Offices, station, 6 St And.
street and 10 Shore, Leith, *Robert
Thomson, agent See Adv.
Raimes, J. & R. & Co. agents, wholesale drug-
gists, and manuf. chemists, Sm.ith's pi.
John, esq. Smith's place
Richard, esq. {J. and R. Raimes,) Bon-
ington park
Rainie, Robt. accountant, 8 Annandale place
William, accountant, 8 Annandale place
Rait, Alex. esq. 17 Duke street lane
* Ralph, John, confectioner and grocer, 7 Kirk-
gate — house 4 Primrose street
Ralston, Misses, staymakers, 10 Buccleuch st.
Ramage, Ad. Britannia metal manufacturer,
Lothian road — ho. 3 Rutland square
Adam, stationer, 51 Candlemaker row
Andrew, coachpropriet. 14 Earl Grey st.
David, stationer, 51 Candlemaker row
James, wright& undertaker, 206 Rose st.
J. confect. and tea dealer, 5 Glanville
place
Jno. baker, 1 Church st — h. 19 north
west Circus place
John, & Son, plasterers, 15 Jamaica st.
Wm. cowfeeder, south Niddry st.
Mrs, 5 Brown's place
Mrs, 10 Rankeillor street
Mrs .J. tea-dealer, 4 Graham street
Rampini and Ricateau, rooms, 45 George st.
Joseph, esq. 10 Gloucester place
Rampling, John, Waterloo hotel, Waterloo pi.
Ramsay, Adam, bookseller, 2 Victoria street
Alex, inspector of lighting and clean-
ing, 2 St Leonard street
Alex, builder, 16 upper Gray street
Charles L. esq. 9 Manor place
Dav. & Son, printers and publishers of the
Edin. Evening Courant, 190 High street
David, surgeon, 8 Shakspeare square
Dr John, 15 Melville street
The Very Rev. E. B. (St John's Episco-
pal Chapel,) 23 Ainslie place
George, esq. accountant, 119 Princes st.
— ho. 12 Alva St.
George, Park Place inn
James, gardener, Taaphall
— . James, hosier and glover, 30 South br. —
house 1 Hill square
James, esq. writer, 1 Claremont place
John, esq. Blacket place
Jo. & Co. pianoforte wareh. 2 Barony st
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Ramsay, Jno.^, wright and cabinetmaker, St
Stephen street
— ho. 7 St Vincent street
* John, boot and shoemaker, no. Fortst.
* J. W. wine mercht.l Wet docks — h. 12
Alva street
Peter, esq. banker, 12 St Andrew square
■ Philip A. esq. S.S.C, 31 Broughton pi.
Wm. gardener, Taaphall lane
W. tinsmith, 20 w. Richmond st.
Dowager Lady (of Balmain), 7 Darn-
away street
— : — Mrs William, 8 Charlotte square
Mrs William, lodgings, 38 Dublin st.
Mrs, lodgings, 33 London street
Mrs, 16 Duke street
Mrs, green grocer, 79 Queen street
• Mrs, 5 M'Kenzie place
Miss, 1 Hill square
• Miss, furnibhing shop, 46 Hanover st.
Miss Margaret, 5 Clarence street
Ranken, David, flesher, 6 south Clerk street
. Francis, cut flint glass raanuf. and brass
founder, 16 Picardy pi. — h. 6 Winds, st
John, letter-carrier, 5 so. St James' street
John, victual dealer, 2i4. Canongate
John, victual dealer, 2i Carnegie street
* P. coal merchant, 57 Salamander st.
Thomas, esq. S.S.C. 10 Duke street
JMrs, 23 London street
Mrs, 22 Kim row
Miss, 3 Fife place
Rankine, Lieutenant D. engineer & manager
of the Edinburgh, Dalkeith, and Leith
railway, Gibraltar house
W. J. Macquorn, civil engineer, Assoc.
Inst. C.E.J Gibraltar House.
Mrs, 18 Clarence street
Roger, esq. 32 Rankeillor street
Ransford, Charles, M.D., F.R.C.P. surgeon,
31 Northumberland street
Rattray, Alex. North British Insurance Comp.
20 Heriot place
John, esq. of Coral Bank, 19 India st.
John, mailguard, 8 Barony street
Robert, esq. W.S. 28 Saxe Coburg place
* Thomas, pipemanufact. 90 Giles street
• Mrs, sicknurse, 47 India place
Miss, 21 Buccleuch place
Miss Clerk, 12 Stafford street
Misses, 8 west Salisbury place
Rausch & Corpe, tailors and cloth. 8 Geo st.
and 15 King st. St James's, London
Rawson, Wm. fishing-rod and tackle maker,
153 High street
Rea, Mrs, 126 Lauriston place
Read, Chas. Roslin bleachfi. 7 no. College st.
Samuel, 9 Gardener's Crescent
Reading Rooms, entry off 13 Geo. st.
George Street, 36 George street
Waterloo, 23 Waterloo place
Record Office, Register house
for Servants, 4 south St Andrew street
Recorder's Office (Calton,) 21 Calton hill
Canongate, 179 Canongate
-— (Greyfriars,) 30 Higher gate
Recorder's (St Cuthbert's,) West kirk
Reddie, James C. esq. W.S. 6 India street
Rcdpath, Brown, & Co. ironmongers & seed
merchants, 33 Candlemaker row, & 80
Constitution street*
A., booksel. & array station. 295 High st-
— house 10 Hermitage place
John, esq. 6 Archibald place
RicFUGE, House of, Queensberry house
Registkation Office, Register house
Register for Servants, 11 south College street
— Mrs Young, keeper
Weekly, Office, 23 Waterloo place
*Reliren, H. cowfeeder, east Hermitage
Reid & Nicolson, stock- brokers, 60 North br.
* — Bonded wareho. & vaults, Wet docks
* Alex. & Co. merchants, 10 Dock place
Alex, gardener, Elmfield, Jock's lodge
Rev. Alex, rector of Circus place school,
5 Henderson row
Charles G., esq. W.S. 68 George street
D., and Son, nurserymen, Leith walk
David, cabinetmaker, 9 Jamaica street
David, wright, 1 Sylvan place
David, nurseryman, Leith walk — ho. 59
Kirkgate*
Don. spirit dealer, 13 Society
George, hairdresser, 164 Rose street
George, & Co. tobaconists, 8 Victoria st.
G. fishmonger, 38 Queen st. and 4 Fish
market — ho. 3 Market street
Hugh, shoemaker, 28 Jamaica street
James ( Com. Bank,) 26 Ranktillor street
James, esq. 21 Minto street
James, late agent, 1 Hill square
Jas. {Exchequtr,) 8 Broughton place
James, accountant, 30 Royal circus
James, bootmaker, 22 Bank street
John, Anderson, & Co., silk mercers, 75
George street
Jn. {Reid j^- Mcholson,) 4 Comely g. ores.
* John, nurseryman, Easter road
J. W. surgeon, R.X. 10 Raeburn place
John, sen. gardener, Broughton road
John, baker, 43 Cumberland street
John wright, 3 Ingliston street
M. W. printer, 4 Nottingham place
* Robert, merchant, 3 Morton street
R. L., grocer, tea, and wine merchant,
147 Prince's street
Robert, esq. 44. Charlotte square
Robt. house painter, 3 Blenheim place
R. contractor, Hon. Board of Ordnance,
47 Great King st.
R., consulting and operating dentist, 59
Queen street
Thomas, nurseryman, Leith walk
* Wm. & Son, booksellers, stationers, &
printers, 36 Shore — ho. Williamfield
Wm. M.D. lecturer on the principles &
practice of physic, F.R.C.P. 31 Nicol-
son street
Rev. Wm. 15 Gardner's crescent
Wm. general merchant, 12 Hill square
— - William, builder, 11 Calton street and I
Gil more street, Paul's work
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Reid, Wm. merchant, 28 George street. — li.
2 Buccleuch place
Wm.j \ictual dealer, 319 High street
ISIrs Anne, 5 Gillespie street
• IMrs George, 13 Buccleuch place
j\lrs C. 1 Elin row
Mrs John, laundress, 81 Fountainbridge
Mrs Joseph, 10 Torphichen street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 9 Rose street
* IMrs Y\'alter, 52 Charlotte street
• Mrs William, 174 Rose street
Mrs, 1"2 Elder street
JIrs, embroiderer, teacher of Ayrshire
fancy needle work, 44 Hanover street
• Mrs, 19 Dundas street
INIiss, matron Female Blind Asylum,
Nicolson street
1 IMisses, milliners and dressmakers, 21
Broughton place
' ]\Iisses J. & A., milliners, 26 South bridge
— house 23
jMiss, free school, 81 Causeyside
Reikie, Jas. fruiterer, 15 Nicolson street, and
Fruit market
Religious and Charitable Institution, 13
Queen street
*Rendall, Wm. merchant, 32 Tolbooth wyr.d
Rennie, James, smith & furnishing ironmong.
53 Hanover street — house 51
Richard, slater, 593 Castlehill
Thos. (British Linen Co.) 6 Register pi.
Mrs, fruiterer, 2 Leith street
Mrs, 34 Albany street
Jlrs, 7 (rardntr's crescent
* Mrs, 34 Bernard street
Mrs, 18 Gay field square
Renny and Webster, esqs.W.S. 1 6 Royal cir.
■ Wm. esq. W.S. 16 Royal circus
Mrs, midwife, 3S Brunswick street
Renton, Hepburn W. E. 3 Saunders' street
. James, S.S.C. 25 Scotland street
^— — James, esq. accountant, 15 Queen street
Jas. H. tea merchant, 63 North bridge
■ John, M.D. physician, accoucheur, 21
Young street
R., M.D., F.R.C.P., physician accou-
cheur, 26 Howe street
R. clerk, 9 St Leonard street
Wm. esq. 22 Buccleuch place
■ Wm. and Co. silk mercers, haberdashers,
and shawl warehousemen, 14 Princes st.
— ho. 22 Buccleuch place
Reoch, David, victual dealer, 2 Union place
— — George, smith and spirit dealer, Canonm.
• Inglis, esq. 8 Kerr street
* G. W. (G\ Coican v.y Co.,) 12 Tolbooth
wynd
* Jas. esq. merchant, 12 Tolbooth wynd —
ho. 1 Union street, Leith walk
* James jun.(C. Cuimn ^' Co.,) 12 Tol-
booth wynd.
John, esq. of Gilmerton, 14 Pilrig street
Reston, IMrs, sicknurse, 37 New street
Rettie, J. grocer & spirit dealer, 1 Queen st.
Reversionary, General, & Investment
Co., A. W. Goldie, W.S. agent, 8 York pi.
Interest Society, 19 Albany street
Pieynolds, A. printer, 20 Cumberland street
Thos. bootmaker, 9 Leith street terrace
Rhind, David, esq. architect, 24 Northum. st.
John, esq. acco' 5 Dean terrace
John, esq. cashier Friendly Insurance
Society, 28 Heriot row
John, tailor and clothier, 5 South bridge
Macduff, esq. advocate, 24 Northum. st.
Robt. esq. 19 Albany street
William, surgeon, 8 Hart street
W. & R. esqs. W.S. 19 Albany street
Mrs, 5 Dean terrace
Riach, Mrs Alexander, 50 Rankeillor street
Ricateau, Eugene, teacher of French, 45 Geo.
street— ho. 136
Riccaltoun, Miss, 26 Charles street
Richard, W. esq. {Miller Sf R.) 24 Regent ter.
Mrs, milliner, straw-hat maker, &c. 56
Lothian street
Mrs, 5 Park street
Richardson, Brothers, merchs. 105 West Bow
A. silk mer. 4.1 & 43 Frederick st h. 40
Francis, & Co. oilmen, wholesale cheese
merchts. and drysalters, 28 Grassra.
Francis (F. R. f Co.,) 2 Archibald pi.
George, victual dealer, 76 Rose street
Jas. smith & cart-wright, Orcbardfi. st.
James, esq. advocate, 22 Claremont cr.
James, accountant, 48 London street
James, esq. {Rich. Brothers,) 9 George sq.
Jas. jun. and Co. merchants, Calton pi.
James, victual dealer, 3 south Melville pi.
James, grocer and spirit dealer, Star bank
James, dealer in and repairer of saws, 8
Royal exchange
John, private teacher, and teacher of the
blind, 1 1 Lothian street
John, esq. W.S. 21 Pitt street
J. jun. hairdresser & perfumer, 13 Dun-
das street
Peter, woollen draper, 213 High street —
house 22 Claremont crescent
Ralph, esq. (R. Brothers,) 4 Archibald pi.
Ramsay, shoemaker, 178 Rose street
Robt. esq. {R. Brothers,) 4 Archibald pi.
Robt. flesher, 6 and 7 Broughton market
— ho. 2 Barony st.
Piobert, merchant, 24 Minto st.
Thomas, ladies' shoemaker, 78 Princes st.
^^'alter, upholsterer, 6 Union place
* W. booksel. & auctioneer, 100 Kirkg.
W. agent to Jos. Rogers and Sons, cutlers
to the Queen, 92 So. br. — h. 14 Elder st.
Wm. esq. {Dichsons S,^ Co.,) 11 Bruns-
wick street. Hillside
William (M. cS* R.,) 4 Torphitheu st.
William, engraver, 3 Francis place
& Watson, milliners and dressmakers, 58
Hanover street
* Mrs A. lodgings, 47 Constitution street
Mrs, lodgings, 3 Antigua street
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Richardson, Mrs, sicknurse, 5 Church street
Mrs, 4 Archibald place
ilichmond, James, esq. M.D. 3 Carlton ter.
John, & Co. wine merchants and grocers,
13 St Patrick sq.
James (of J. Richmond if Co.,) Lord
Russell place
Mrs, milliner & dressm, 11 Charles st.
Josh. Sec. Trinity house — ho. 3 Ronald-
son's buildings, Leith walk
j\Iiss, 6 Scotland street
Richter, Otto, teacher of pianoforte and sing-
ing;, 146 Princes street
Rickard, Patrick, bookseller and stationer, 55
South bridire
Riddell, A. 0. civil engineer, 2 Walker street
Colonel, 26 Charlotte square
John, esq. advocate, 57 Melville street
B. chimneysweeper, late M'Lean and
Riddell, 56 Thistle st.
Miss, 4 Doune terrace
Ridpath, David, confectioner and tea dealer,
36 Nicolson street — house 30
Rigby, Mrs, 9 St Bernard's crescent
Rigg, Rev. George, Catholic chapel
]\Irs, sen. of Tarvet, 68 Queen street
Rintoul, Oliver, manager for the Blind asylum
* Misses, teachers, 6 Morton street
Misses, 9 Gilmore place
Piitchie and Hill, esqrs, W.S. agents for the
Alfred Assurance Co. 8 n. St David st.
A. C. esq. advocate, 10 Albany street
A. {R. S)' Son,) 4 east Broughton place
Alex. H. sculptor, 92 Princes st. — h. do.
- Alex., wood merchant, Lothian road —
ho. 8 Downie place
*— — Arch, manager of London and Edinr.
Shipping Co. 4 Madeira place
— — Arch, tavern, 54 North bridge
Alex, artist, 1 St John's hill
* A. H. tobacconist, 35 Bridge street
Rev. Dr David, 28 Broughton place
— — D. furnishing ironmr. smith, & tin plate
worker, 32 Geo. st. — h. 9 e. Circus pi.
' G. esq. {Ritchie &,^ Hill,) 1 Inverleith ter.
George (of Heriot ]\Iount,) 8 Pleasance
Geo. brewer, 46 Pleasance
Hugh, messenger, Cora.bk., 142 High st.
Hugh, engraver & printer, 7 Leith st.
James & Son, watch, clock, and steeple
clock maker, 29 Leith street — house 30
St James' square
James (J". S^J. R. S, Co.,) 1 6 Broughton pi.
Jas. jun. (J. S)' J. R. i^- Co.,) 7 London st.
James, sculptor, Lothian road
James, smith, 38 Candlemaker row
Jas. stationer, 140 High st. — h. 4 Keir st
James, smith, 77 Nicolson street
* Jas. carver and gilder, 12 Assembly st.
J. and J. and Co. clothiers, 54 Princes st
Rev. John, D.D. 19 Salisbury road
John, esq. {Scotfiman Office,) 48 Geo. sq.
Jn. teacher, Heriot school. Surgeon sq. —
ho. 6 Brighton street
— — MattheWj hair raanufacturerj Castle bank
Ritchie, Patrick, patent press & projecting letter
manuf. 60 Nicol. st. — h. 18 Buccl. pi.
Robt. stoneware merchant, 7 Hay's court
Robert, esq. civil engineer, and agent for
Perkin's heating apparatus, 53 Castle st.
Thomas and Co. painters and glaziers,
239 High St.— ho. 12 Royal Exchange
T, veterinary surg. 26 Rose st ho. 20
Thos. sculptor, Lothian road
'^ Wal. plasterer, and dealer in tiles & fire-
brick, 37 Tolb. wy. — h. Queensferry r.
Wm., grazier and spirit dealer, Ilosehall
William, London Bible warehouse, 9 St
Andrew square
■ W. boot and shoe warehouse, 1 Had-
dington place
W. manager Edin. Print. Co. 33 Howest.
Mrs, grocer, 15 Potterrow
Mrs Thomas, 46 Pleasance
Mrs, 8 Chapel street
]\Irs, 1 Nelson street
Miss, 50 India street
Miss, dressmaker, 38 India place
Miss, 21 Lothian street
Rix, i\Irs, ladies' nurse, 9 Lauriston st.
Koach, Peter, bookbinder, 208 Canongate
Road Office of County Trustees, County rms.
Money office, 39 Geo. st. D. Murray, agt.
llobb & Winttet, silver plate manufacturers, 3
east Thistle street lane
Daniel, smith, 323 High street
J. builder, v/right & undertaker, Brough-
to!i market — ho. s. w. Circus place
Thos. Jordan lane
Thos., 25 Thistle st.
Walter, cowfeeder, 16 Causeyside
Wilson, slater, 5Q Crosscausey
* Robbie, Wm., surgeon, 17 Albany st.
Roberts, David, victual dealer, 3 w. Richra. st.
John, mill master, 6 Huntly street
Thos. hardware merchant, 27 Bread st.
W. A. esq. M.D. surg. dentist, 11 Duke st.
W. H. wholesale stationer, and British
wine maker, 1 so. St Andrew st. — ho.
1 Laverock bank
Thos. ham curer and poulterer, 1 Hope st.
Mr.';, 3 Ainslie place
Robertson and Scctt, newspaper agents and
news rooms, 36 George street
* Brothers, merchants, 40 Timber bush
and Watson, chemists and druggists, '3S
George street
Alex, musicseller to the Queen, 39 Princes
street — Music Acad. 26 Queen st.
Alex. S.S.C. 39 Dublin street
Alexander, cabinetmaker, 165 Rose st.
Alexander, esq. 2 Scotland street
* Alexander, flesher, 57 Bridge street
Alex, picture frame maker, e. Rose st. la.
Alex, cowfeeder, 70 Rose street
Alex, perfumer and hairdresser, 145
Princes street — ho. Rosemount
— — A. silk & worsted shop, 50 Broughton st.
Alex, letter-carrier, 11 Castle street
is—— Alex, painter, 7 Bernard street—ho, 46
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*Robertson, Alex, spirit dealer, 34 Shore
Capt. Alex. 4 St Bernard crescent
* . Alex, provision nierchtj 4 St Andrew st.
Alex, spirit dealer, 10 Canongate
And. esq. Northfield place, Jock's lodge
And. commission agent, 2i Heriot place
And. fringe & tassel manufr. 9 Leith st.
— house 15 3t James' square
* Arthur, shipmaster, Madeira street
Charles, esq. advocate, 22 Great King St.
Chas. writer, 16 Pitt st.
Chas. messenger, Commercial Bank
i Chas. commission agent, 279 High street
— house Blacket place
D. (/?. c^- B. Robertson,) 50 High street
Daniel, agent, Lord Russell place
Daniel, cowfeeder, Rosemount
* Daniel, victual dealer, 20 Water lane
Daniel, teacher of music, 21 College st.
D. J. (City chamberlain). Royal Exch.
—ho. 27 Clyde st.
D. solicitor of Customs, 8 Brunton place
* David and Son, coopers, fis-h curers, and
cork manufacturers, 8 Elbe street
* D. spirit dealer, 4 Fox lane
* David, jun. tailor, 3 Tontine buildings
Donald, writer, 3 Duncan street
Donald, spirit dealer, 25 Canal street
Donald, Guildford Arms, 1 & 3 west
Register street
Duncan, coach-hirer, 32 Northumb. st.
Duncan, tailor, 62 Thistle street
E. & D. upholst. cabinetm. auctioneers,
and apprais. — furniture warerooms, 56
Hanover street — See Adv.
— — Geo. esq. deputy keeper of the Records of
Scotd, Register office, 28 Albany street
George B. esq. W.S. 28 Albany st.
Geo. tea and spirit dealer, 119 High st.
and 1 Hunter square
George, baker, 42 Clerk street
Henry, flesher, 527 Castlehill
H. J. esq. advocate, sheriff of Renfrew-
shire, 76 Great King street
Jas. A. solicitor-at-law, 59 Frederick st.
J. gown-keeper, Parliam. h. 3 Howest.
■ General James, Canaan bank
James S., esq. W.S. 7 Randolph cliff
■ James, sec. New Club, 84 Princes street
James, agent, 2 Lauriston terrace
James, master gunner, castle
Jas. tailor and clothier, 31 Hanover st.
James, wright, Morningside
■ James, esq. of Torrie, 2 Heriot row
*- James, shipmaster, 8 Albany street
* James, jun- shipmaster, so. Fort st.
James, cowfeeder, 176 Rose street
— — Jas. late tobacconist, 31 Buccleuch place
■ James, tailor, 130 Causeyside
i^ Jas. vintner, 6 Milne square, and 289
Canongate
■ James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2
and 84 West port — house 6 Vennel
* James, waggoner, 47 Bernard street —
house, Assembly &treet
Robertson, James, keeper of the Assembly
rooms 54 George strtet
James, esq. W.S. 51 Castle street — ho.
28 Stafford street
James, confectioner, 24 High street
James, {Robertson and Watson,) 28
Dundas street
Jas. {British Lin. Co.,) 3 Randolph cliff
Jas. carver and gilder, 27 w. Nicolson st.
Rev. James, 2 Hope park
Rev. James, 13 Rutland square
James, baker, 34 Alva street — ho. 29
Jus. ropemaker, 104 Grassmarket
James, innkeeper, 98 Grassmarket
James, coach hirer, 62 Thistle street
Jas., civil and mining engineer, 65
York place
James, coich hirer, 1 no. St .Tames' st.
Ja. clock & watchm. 4 west Nicolson st.
James comm,«&insuce. agt., 24 Heriot pi.
James, esq. 6 Comely Green place
James, baker, Newhaven
.James, boot-maker, 55 Lauriston place —
ho. 18 Charles street
Jas. wine & spirit mercht. 18 Hanover st.
James, clothier, 23 Dundas street
.James, writer, Chalmers' court, 48 s. back
of Canongate
James, bookseller, 2 High School yards
— : — James, coach hirer, 6 William street
James, cowfeeder, 58 Leith st.
Dr J. A., F.R.C.S., lecturer on surgery,
58 Queen street
Captain J. 15 Upper Grey street
John, esq. W.S. 20 Scotland street
John E. engraver and lithographer, 25
North bridge
.John, 13 n. w. Circus pi.
John, and Co. stockbrokrrs, 15 Royal
Exchange — house 17 Gayfitld square
J. & J. woollen drapers, 128 High street
Jn. {J. ^' J. Robertson,) 8 Buccleuch pi.
* John, spirit merchant, 23 Giles street
* John T. 2 Summerfield
John, baker, 108 Nicolson street
John, house governor, Gillespie's hospit.
Jo. B. writing-master, 3 n. St David st.
Rev. John, 7 St Vincenx street
John, smith, 2 Nelson place
J. corn chandler, 130 Nicolson st— h. 128
John, writer, 2 e. Broughton place
* Jno. H. {R. Brothers,) 39 Bernard st.
John, solicitor-at-law, 14 so. St Andrew
St. — ho. Fairfield cottage, Portobello
John, agent for Dr Greer's vegetable
medicine, 4 Windmill st. — See Adv.
John, artist, 1 7 Norton place
John, baker, 2 Salisbury street
Jos. {J. & J. Robertson,) 8 Keir street
Mai. bootmaker, 20 Brunswick street
Murdoch, esq, 3 Danube street
Patrick, esq. dean of the Faculty of Ad-
vocates, 32 Drummond pi.
— — P. tea, wine, & spirit merch*, 47 Can .
— Peter, tailor, 38 Hanover street
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Robirtson, Peter, spirit dealer, 31 Jamaica st.
P. ( Comm. Bank,) 20 Annandale street
Peter & Co. drapers, 15 Nicolson sq.
■^ Peter, gi ocer, wine, and spirit merchant,
2 Legget's land
P. cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and under-
taker, 88 Princes street
Ralph, (^of Excise,) 3 Comely Green pi.
Robert, esq. advocate, 12 Drummond pi.
Robert, spirit dealer, II Brunswick st.
Thos. esq. accountant, 1 1 Gloucester pi.
Thomas R. esq. W.S. 17 Gayiield square
Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 An-
derson's place
Tho. painter & glazier, 23 Scotland st.
. Tho. (Standard Insurance Office,) 5
Cheyne street
Thomas, clerk of works, 25 Cumberl. st.
Thos. cattle salesm., Hope Park House
Thos, of Excise, 34. Clerk street
Thos., baker, 22 Cassells place
W. & G. deputy keepers of records. Re-
gister house
Wm, spirit dealer, 26 Heriot buildings
Wm. esq. deputy keeper of records of
Scotland, Register office — house 16
Moray place
* Wm. baker, 55 Bridge street
William, esq. W.S. 17 Royal circus — ho.
22 Great King street
Wm. esq., S.S.C., 66 Great King street
Wm. esq., surgeon, M.D., 28 Albany st.
* W. S. {R. Brothers,) 5 Albany st.
William, appraiser, auctioneer, carpet
and furniture warehouse, 16 Nicolson
st — ho. 3 w. Newington. — See Adv.
William, baker, 30 Fountainbridge
Wm. general merchant, 93 So. bridge —
ho. 66 Clerk street
W. brewer to her JIajesly, Summerhall
— house, Hope Park end house
William, bellhanger, 233 High street
* Wm. cooper, Tolbooth wynd
William, gardener, Pilrig street gardens
Wm. and Co., tanners, Gillon's close,
Canongate
* Wm. spirit dealer, 34 Yardheads
* W, cooper, 8 Elbe st. — h. 15 Duke st.
Mrs, of Kindeace, 11 Stafford street
Mrs A. cowfeeder, 25 Clerk street
Mrs Alex, lodgings, 11 Casile street
Mrs M., Regent Hotel, 14 Waterloo pi.
* Mrs David, Regent street
* Mrs David, 3 Morton street
Mrs D., 20 Howe street
Mrs E. lodgings, 6 St Vincent street
* Mrs James, 5 Albany street
Mrs H. lodgings, 50 George street
* Mrs James, 2 Portland terrace
* Mrs, spirit dealer, 51 St Andrew street
Mrs J. lodgings, 11- Cumberland street
Mrs John, 16 Pitt street
Mrs, 2 Clarence street
' Mrs, 7 Torphichen street
Mrs, lodgings, 47 George street
^Robertson, Mrs, spirit dealer, ^3 Shore
Mrs Major, 37 Drummond place
i\Irs Susanna, lodgings, 115 Rose street
Mrs R. 14 Dundas street
Mrs, 18 Manor place
Mrs, haberdasher, 202 Canongate
Mrs, French corsetmaker, 73 George st.
Mrs, engrafter, 7 Middleton's entry
Mrs, victual dealer, 13 St Leonard street
Mrs Wm. 21 Castle street
* Mrs Thomas, 7 Albany street
* Mrs Dr, 2 Summerfield
Mrs, Reid's court, Canongate
Mrs, Rose lane, Abbeyhill
Mrs, 9 Grove street
IMrs, 3 Pilrig street
Mrs W., 40 Broughton street
Mrs Wm. 16 Drummond place
]\Irs, 3 Rutland square
Miss Margt., 56 India st.
— — Miss M. 32 Gilmore place
Miss H., 52 Minto street
Miss, 19 Drummond street
Miss, 1 4 Maitland street
* Miss E. silk & worsted shop, 116 Kirkgt.
* Miss, milliner and dressm. 62 Kirkgate
j\Iiss, 7 Union street
Misses, 46 George square
IMisses, day school, 21 Nelson street
Misses, milliners, &c. 21 Castle street
Misses, 36 Castle street
Robin, Mrs, 1 Claremont place
Robin Hood tavern, Gabriel's road
Robinow, M. E. {Robinow, Sous, nrtd Co.)
Hamburg, Vice- Consul, 4 Smith's pi.*
* Sons, & Co. corn factors and general
merchants, 25 Constitution street
Robinson, W. & H. publishers, bookbinders,
stationers, and general newspaper agts.j
11 Greenside street
W., miniature painter, 76 Broughtn. st.
Robins, Alex, shoemaker, 6 Rose street
Wm. shoemaker, 18 Frederick street
Robison, James, esq. advocate, 18 Elder street
Mrs Professor, 16 Rutland street
Robson, Jos. cabinetmaker, 57 Crosscausey
Thomas, shoemaker, 18 William street
Mrs W. worsted shop, 137 Rose street
Mrs Jane, sick nurse, 1 St Bernard's pi.
Rochead, Mrs John, 11 Canning place
* Roderick, Samuel, lodgings, 4 Hope terrace
Rodford, J. inspector of mails, 4 Leiih st. ter.
Rodger, A. N. British Insu., 21 Gilmore pi.
David, silk dyer, 24 Crosscausey
Robert, tailor, 107 Nicolson street
Wm. writer, 14 Warriston crescent
William, upholsterer, 74 Crosscausey
■ Mrs Andrew, green grocer, 4 Baker's pi.
Mrs David, midwife, 7 Charles street
Rodgers, James Herbert, esq. 14 Alva street
.John, stabler, east Thistle street lane
— John, hairdresser, 7 Leith street
Mrs C, lodgings, 127 George street
Rodmell, Thomas, esq. collector of customs,
17 Claremont crescent
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*Rogers, Alex, late agent, 1 Morton street
* A. {Hutchison and /?.) 14 Duke st.
John, S.S.C. 14 Dean terrace
J. H. (Boog and Rogers,) 30 Alva street
John, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Rae-
burn place
W. stationer and bookbinder, 4 so. jVIel-
ville place — h. 9 Queensferry street
Miss, straw- hat maker and milliner^ 7
n. Melville place
Miss V. dressmaker, 9 Hercules street
Roland, Geo. esq.fencing master (Royal Acad.)
and 86 So. bridge — h. 6 t)ean terrace
Rolland and Thomson, esqs. W.S., 9 no. St
David street
James, esq. W.S. 9 north St David st —
house 29 Melville street
Miss, 14 Shandwick place
RoUison, Win. spirit dealer, 32 Pitt street
*Rollo, Alexander, carter. Glover street
Andrew, lodgings, 15 Catharine street
Hugh James, esq. 85 Great King st.
Jas. bootmaker, 13 Nicolson street
Robert, esq. 1() Dundas street
Robert, bootmaker, 74 Princes street —
ho. 27 Rose street
Mrs, 85 Great King street
Romanes and Paterson, silk-mercers^ 59 North
bridge
Alex, (of Orrocli 6^- R.,) 5 Brown place
— ^— James, esq., 4 Buccleuch place
John, writer, esq. 7 Great Stuart st — ho.
Coates-hall, Belleville
Wm. Eagle tavern, 3 Gabriel's road
Mrs, 3 east Broughton place
Rorabach, A., wholesale toy warehouse, 82
South bridge — h. 18 Lothian street
Jerome, German clock maker, 70 Nicol-
son St.
Ronald & Keyden, W.S. 12 Vv'alker street
John, esq. S.S.C, 12 Walker street
* Mrs, vintner, 10 Dock place
Ronaldson, George, late builder, 15 Chapel st.
George, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 St
Patrick square
G. M. edge tool manufac. 58 Leith wynd
John, writer, 25 east Claremont street
W., wine merchant and grocer, 23 St
Andrew street, and 6 St Patrick sq. —
house, Belleville
Mrs, 41 north Richmond street
* Mrs Archibald, 32 Constitution street
Mrs, 3 i\Ialta terrace
• Miss, lodgings, 22 St Patrick square
Miss, teacher of drawing, 15 Chapel st.
■ IVIiss, 3 Francis place
Roper, Andrew, bootmaker, 10 w. Nicolson st.
— — George, shoemaker, 73 Nicolson st.
Rosa, Edward, chiropodist, 30 Castle street
—— George, surgeon, 30 Castle street
— — Madame, chiropodist, 30 Castle street
Rose, Alex, mineralogist, 2 Drummond st.
Hugh, esq. 8 Scotland street
Hugh, innkeeper, 12 Fleshmarket close
— — H. {Craig and Rose,) 1 Blenheim place
Rose, James, esq. W.S. 96 George street
Lachlan, and Son, shipbuilders. Wet
dock — house Bathfield
* Nelson, (clerk Carron Co.,) 3 Pitt st.
Patrick, esq. Rosehall cottage
Thos. lodgings, 13 India street
Rev. Wm. C. Deanbank house
Miss, dressmaker, 29 Frederick street
• Miss, 29 Buccleuch place
Ross & Mitchell, contractors and builders, 10
n. St Andrew square
Alex. esq. 19 Inverleith row
Alex, grocer, 135 Cowgate
Alex, blacking maker, 166 High street
Allan, tailor, 7 Hunter square
And. tailor and clothier, 1 George st.
Andw. spirit dealer, 12 Greenside place
C. M'Lean, {Purves ^- Co.)— ho. 9 VVar-
riston crescent
D. "W. esq. 31 Montague street
David, tailor & clothitr, 3 Warriston pi.
- David, gardener, Lochend road
Evander, tailor, 297 Hij^h street
• Geo. esq. adv. Woodburn, Morningside
• Geo. esq. jun. advocate, 45 Castle street
■ H. esq. of Knockbrack, 5 south west
Circus place
• H. A. grocer, 108 Causey side
• James, S.S.C. 8 Mansfield place
■ James, spirit dealer, 1 St James' place
■ J. B. esq. advocate, 5 s. w. Circus place
■ John, S.S.C. 4 London street
■ John, esq.- 7 Brunton place
• John, spirit dealer, 4 Milne square
- John, painter and glazier, 8 w. Nicolson
street — house 3 Buccleuch perid
- John, dealer in riddles, wooden ware, and.
chimney cans, 95 & 98 West bow
- John, smith, 9 Citadel
- John, Venetian blind maker, 13 Han. st.
-Joseph, spirit dealer, 32 NorthuiiKl. st.
- Jos. bank messenger, 1 Bank street
- M. teacher, 43 Hanover street
- Ilobt. gardener, Lochend road
- William, boot and shoemaker, 45 New st.
- Wm. bootmaker, 91 Princes street
- Wm. stoneware merchant, 34 Broughton
street
- Wm. esq. 9 Warriston crescent
- W. messenger, Edinburgh and Leith
Bank, 29 George street
- ]\Irs, lodgings, 40 Broughton street
- Mrs A. 10 Abercrombie place
- Mrs, cowtteder, 159 Rose street
- Mrs, 3 Jlary place
- Mrs, lodgings, 7-2 Tolbooth wynd
- iVIrs, 48 North bridge
- Mrs (of Invercarron), 18 Warriston cres.
- Mrs Col. Hugh, 16 Carlton street
- Mrs Colonel, 9 Coates crescent
- Mrs, of Knockbrack, 5 s. w. Circus pi.
- Miss Charlotte, 19 Inverleith row
- Miss C. French corsetmaker, 33 Dundas
street
- Miss, lodgings, 3 Regent street
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Ross, Miss, 3 Graham street
Miss, milliner, 84 Fleasance
■ — . — Miss B. dressmaker, 15 Catherine street
Miss, of Kerse, 1 6 Buccleuch place
Misses J. and H. milliners, 91 West bow
M. (late Milne) straw-hat manufacturer
and milliner, 37 George street
Rough, Arch, chairmaker, upholsterer, and
undertaker, 18 Leithwalk
Robert, lace and sewed muslin ware-
house, 107 Geo. St. — h. G n. e. Circus pi.
Mrs Jas. candlemaker, laiNicolson st.
Roughead, Jas. ( CourantO.) 1 upper Gihn. pi.
and Anderson, pianoforte makers, 7
Sciennes
Geo. provision shop, 32 Jamaica street
Robert, flesher, 49 London street — ho.
2 Scotland street
— — W. clothier and shirt maker to her Ma-
jesty's household, 24 Princes st. — ho. 9
iVliddleby street
*Rougvie, David, wholesale provision mercht.
54 Tolbooth wynd
*Rowell, W. manager of the Leith Mast and
Block Co. 9 Portland place
Rowley, Edw. victual dealer, 40 Abbeyhill
Roxburgh, J, spirit dealer, 13 Market pi. —
George, cooper, 139 Rose street
Roy & Martin, esqrs. W.S. 37 Castle street
Chas. assistant clerk of Justiciary, 8 St
Patrick street
Henry, wright, 4 Orchardfield court
J. victual dealer, 37 Cumberland street
P. ^.{Patersim^Roy,) 11 Hart street
■ Robert, esq. W.S. 37 Castle street
■ Mrs (of Nenthorn,) 22 Drummond pi.
Miss Margaret, upholsterer, 40 Howe st.
— — Miss, druggist, 29 Tobago street
Royal Bank of Scotland, St Andrew sq.
and 15 Bernard street*
Bank of Australia, 8 St Andrew sq.
— Robert Allen, agent
Clan Tartan warehouse, 105 George st.
College of Physicians, 14 George st.
College of Surgeons, Nicolson street
Engineers' Office, 27 Dundas street
— — Exchange Assuce. Corporation, 65
Princes st. — J. G. Thomson & Co. agts.
Exchange, 291 High street
Hotel, 53 Princes street
Infirmary, Infirmary street
Institution, Mound
— — Mail Coach Office, 1 Catharine street
and 12 Princes street
Manege, I,othian road
Medical Society, Surgeon square
Naval, Military, and East India
Company Life Assurance Society,
26 Alva street
Physical Society, College
— — Public Dispensary, John Campbell,
collector, 21 west Richmond street
Scottish Academy of Painting, Sculp-
ture, and Architecture, Royal Institu-
tion— ^D. 0. Hill, secretary
Royal Scottish Society of Arts — James
Tod, esq. W.S. 21 Dublin st. Secretary
Society Apartments, Mound
Ruddiman, John, cutler and surgical instru-
ment maker, 5 Hanover street
Alex, engineer, 6 Shrub place
Thos. house- painter, n. St Andrew street
Misses, boarding school, 1 Duncan st.
Ruffini, A. Italian teacher, 81 George street
Rule, G. {Connn. Bunk,) 7 Buccleuch place
*Runciman & M'Gregor, drapers, 14 Tolbooth
wynd
Rev. David, Duncan street, Newington
John, tinsmith, 31 Canal street
'^' Wra. dairyman, 46 Couper street
Russell andEwen, wine and spirit merchants,
2 Quality lane
Macnee and Co. coach and harness
makers, 4 Princes st.
Alex, tea, wine, and spirit merchant 74
Leith St. — ho. 17 Regent terrace
Alex. Jas. Esq. C. S. 10 Walker street
A. packing-case maker, Carrubber's close
Alex, coach maker, 1 Grove street
Alex. esq. Grange bank
A. {Edin. Gas Co.) 8 Kerr street
Alex, house agt. and flesher, 1 Shrub pi.
Alex, late merchant, 26 St James' sq.
Claud, esq. accountant, 84 George st. —
house 20 Rutland street
Dr, F. R. C. of Surgeons, 15 Lynedochpl.
* Right Rev. Bishop, 5 Summerfield
Francis, esq. advocate, 19 Rutland square
Geo. baker, 2 Pitt street
■ George, cooper, old Green market
G. E. (Jas. Richardson, jun. ^' Co.,)
41 east Claremont street
Geo. spirit dealer, 16 so. St Andrew st.
Hamilton, Esq. W.S. 10 India street
* Hugh, tailor, 4 Tolbooth wynd
James, spirit dealer, 181 High street
James, etq. W.S. 8 Princes street
.las. victual dealer, 12 n. w. Circus pi.
■ .Tames, gardener, Trinity mains
* James, builder, 28 Bernard st.
John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 3 and
131 Rose street — house 162
John, accountant, 13 Annaudale street
John, esq. advocate, 16 Heriot row
.1 & A. J., C.S. 9 Shandwick place
John, esq. principal clerk of session, 9
Shandwick place
John, Wright, 6 west Lauriston place —
house 21 Lauriston street
John, brush and trunk maker, no. Bank
street — house Lady Stair's close
John R. esq. IVl.D. 19 Rutland square
John & Co. coal merchants, 17 Port
Hamilton
John, teacher, 1 Cheyne street
Robert, engineer, 3 Duncan street
Robt. esq. accountant, 2 Upper Grey st.
Robert, leather-dresser, & wooUen-dea-"
ler, Canonmills
Peter, tavern, 2 Shakspeare square
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Russell, Rev. Thomas, 12 Athole place
. Thos. wholesale ironmonger, 7 Hunter
square — h. 17 Union place
. Thos. {Russell S^- Macnee,) 8 Princes st,
Wm. & Son, curriers and leather racrchts,
3 Leather court — ho. Chessells' court
, William, accountant, 1 1 Scotland street
* William, wright, Seafield
* Wm. {Russell^- Ewen,) Clareraont park
. i Mrs David, 42 Rankeillor street
Mrs W. tailor, 45 Rose street
Mrs, 19 Rutland square
* Mrs, 3 London row
Mrs, 6 Calton street
* Mrs John, 4 Lawrie street
. Mrs, lodgings, 87 Princes street
Miss, 55 Castle street
Miss Jane, 18 Gardner's crescent
Miss, milliner & dressra. 23 Downie pi.
* Miss Jessy, straw-hat mak.28 Bernard st.
Miss, 16 Comely Bank
Rutherford & Harris, esq. W.S., 17 Nelson st.
* Alex., baker, 44 Bridge street
».- Andrew, and Son, wine and spirit
merchants, 144 High street andj2 Lo-
thian street
George, esq. writer, 84 Great King street
James, W.S. 5 Wharton place
* James, contractor of cleaning, 2 Welling-
ton place
.; James, flaxdresser, lint and yarn manu-
facturer, 9 Niddry st. — h. 14
James, tea merchant, 14 Niddry street
James, victual dealer, 94 Crosscausey
. Jno. smith & furnishing ironmonger, 22
Downie place 6!c 10 Bread street
Peter, hosier and glover, 76 Nicolson
street — ho. 7 Richmond place
Rob. ladies'boot& shoem. 138 George st.
Robt. jun. ladies' shoemaker, 53 Geo. st.
Rob. esq. W.S. 17 Nelson street— ho. 64
Great King street
Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 30
Bristo street
Robert, flesher, 20 Tobago street
Walter, esq. 6 Hamilton pi. Newington
Wal. wine and spirit dealer, 40 Rose st.
Wm. wine and spirit mercht. 3 Niddry
St. 72 and 75 High st. 5 Leith st, con.
room 32 Niddi y st. and 3 Drummond
St. — h. 5 Lauriston lane
Wm. tailor, 3 Dean street
Mrs, 53 York place
I\Irs C. H., Currier Arms inn, 23 south
back of Canongate
■ Mrs John, 24 Fettes row
Mrs, sicknurse, 16 Jamaica street
Mrs, 8 Clarence street
Mrs, baker, 103 Nicolson street
Miss, of Glendovan, 19 Coates crescent
Miss, 5 Wharton place
Misses, 31 James square
Rutherfurd, Andw. esq. advocate, M.P., 9 St
Colme St. & Lauriston castle, Cramond
John, esq. W.S. 11 Queen street
Rutherfurd, William, fishing-rod and tackle
maker, 45 Princes street
Mrs, 4 Carlton terrace
Mrs, sen. of Edgerston, 18 Ainslie pi.
Miss, 5 Great Stuart street
Rutherglen, Mrs, 2 Salisbury street
Ruthven, Jas. printer, 19 Rose st. — h. 90
James, jun. Courant office, 15 Chapel st.
Jas. architi ct and teacher of drawing,
44 So. bridge
James, letterpress printer & lithographer,
4 north Bank street
John, patent press and rotatory steam
engine manuf. 23 New street
I\L W. engineer, 23 New street
Misses, 90 Rose Street
Rymei", David, wholesale and retail grocer, tea,
wine, and spirit mercht. 48 S. bridge —
house 3 Nicolson square
J. & A. saddlers, harness and accoutre-
ment makers, 29 Princes street
Thos. solicitor, 56 Georges street — ho. 4
s. Charlotte st.
— — Mrs John, 19 Great Stuart street
Airs, 51 Hope-park end
Ryrie, Alex, fruiterer, 4 Staffi)rd st. — house
Dairy lane
Geo. farmer, sv. Coats, 31 Morrison st.
Mrs, Dairy lane
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Sabbath School Union Society Commit-
tee Room & Depository, ISQueenst.
School Tract and Bible Depository,
Scottish, 38 North bridge
*Sabiston, Mrs Helen, grocer and spirit dealer,
84 Kirkgate
Sacks, M. teacher of German, 3 Duncan st.
Sadler, And. tea and spirit dealer, 115 Pleas.
James, spirit dealer, 19 Hart street
William, grocer and tea dealer, 5 north
St. Andrew street — h. 13 James square
Safley, Miss Janet, matron, Canong. Charity
workhouse
Salmond, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 27
Cumberland street
Salom, B. & Co. practical & consulting opti-
cian, 31 St Andrew sq.
Salter, Miss, 1 1 Smith's place
Samson, I\Iisses, 7 Drummond street
*Samuel, R. of Leith Candle Co. 2 Charl. st.
Peter {of Knox, Samuel, and JJickson)
16 Gardner's crescent
Dr P. S. 1 Forres street
Mrs, 16 Gardner's crescent
Miss, 20 Frederick street
Sandeman, David, esq. W.S. 32 Alva street
Geo. & Son, upholsterers, 9 Greenside st.
Geo. ( G. S. and Son,) 24 Greenside pi.
Patrick, (Geo. S. and Son,^ upholsterer,
13 Gayfield square
*— — W. B. collector of shore dues. Custom-
house, Leith — ho. 13 Montgomerie st.
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Sandeman, Mrs, 23 London street
—— Miss, 7 St. Vincent street
Sanderson, Alexander, gent. 11 Drummond st.
— — George & Co. merchants, 78 Princes street
and 8 Melville place — house 1 1
■ George, optical lapidary, 91 Pleasance
James, cowteeder, 6t Nicolson street
John & Son, lapidaries, jewellers, and
seal engravers, 3-2 St Andrew's square
J. H. {S. and Sou,) 10 Hamilton place
* JIark, ( VVm. Murristm and Co.,) 76
Constitution street
■ Thomas, grocer, CO Potterrow
Mrs, Meadow lod^e
* Mrs Janet, 76 Constitution street
Mrs John, lodgings, 7 India street
Mrs, 36 Drummond place
Mis, 1 east Broughton place
Miss, '21 Leopold place
S., and Henderson, shipping wharf, Port-
hopetoun — See Ado.
Sandford, E. D. esq. adv. and Stewart of the
sttwartry of Kirkcudbright, 1 1 Ran-
dolph crescent
Sandilands, James, lodging?, 194 Rose street
W. N. esq. of Couston, 5 Ann street
Mrs, lodgings, 4 Eider street
Miss, 7 Torphichen street
Sands, Warren Hastings, esq. W.S. and solici-
tor of Customs, 5 Royal circus
Sandwith, John, esq. 14 Melville street
Sandy, George, esq. W.S. 3 Buccleuch place
Sang & Adam, esqrs. S.S.C, 61 Great King st.
John, esq. S.S.C. 61 Great King street
Sangster, Captain, R.N. 26 Carrubber's close
Sarle, Mrs Fanny, 5 Northumberland street
Sasine Office, Register house
Saunders, And. tailor and clothier, 27 So. br,
* John, auctioneer and appraiser, 28 Con-
stitution St. — house 2 Albany st.
* .In. Wright and undert. 15 Mitchell st.
William, solicitor- at-law, 4 Albany street
Savings Bank, head of Mound. — bee Adv.
Sawers, John, esq. Bell's mills
Peter, saddler to her Majesty, 63 Princes
street — house 33 Dun das street
T. baker, 310 Lawnm. ho. 8 Archibald pi.
• Wm. boot and shoemaker, 28 Rose street
Sawyer, Francis, lodgings, 6 St Vincent street
Sayers, Rob. lute merchant, 31 Broughton st.
Wm., spirit-dealer, 201 Cowgate
Mrs, ladies' nurse, 17 s. .Tames' street
"Scarth, Pillans, W.S. N.P. 36 Bernard st.
Sceales, & Co. wine, commission, & general
merchants, 15 Feties row
=■= Andrew, gent. 2 Jamaica street
* John, esq. 2 Hermitage hill
* Miss, Adelphi place
*Schaw, Robert and Co. wine merchts. Green
tree, 33 Giles street
* Robt. (li. Schaw and Co.) Morton st.
Schenck, Fred, lithographer, 9 Greenside pi.
Scheniraan, Mrs, 14 Howard place
Schetky, Miss, 10 Gloucester place
School of Arts Hbr. and model room, Adam sq»
Schoolmasters' Widows' Fund, 23 Elder street
*Schultze, A. of Leith Sugar Refining Co.
— ho. Ramsay place
Frederick, esq. Ramsay place
* ■ Hen. (Sugar Rffiniiui Co.) so. Fort st.
Mrs, seminary for young ladies, 2 Hay
street. — See Adv.
Sclanders, A. {Allardice andSc.) 7 Scotland st.
Miss, lodgings, Trinity crescent
Sclater, Robert, & Son, die and stamp cutters,
button makers, !kc. 11 South bridge
R. (liiib, Schiterand Son,) 54 Rankeil. st.
Rob. jun. {R. ScL and Son,) 31 Clerk st.
Scooti, Kenneth, baker, 37 Clerk street
Wm. & K. bakers, 161 High St.— house
21 Blair street
Scot, Robert, writer, 8 Kerr street
William, esq. of Craigrnuie, 4 Coates
crescent
Miss, of Trinity, 87 Great King street
Scotland, A. Pearson, S.S.C. 13 so. Charl. st.
G. stabler, 1 Broughton place
* T. teacher, and session clerk for North
Leith, 40 Bridge street
Scotsman Newspaper Office, 257 High st.
*Scott and Allan, wine merchants, 3 Kirkgate
and Dickson, writing-masters, &c. 50
George street
and Orr, druggists, chemists, and apothe-
caries, 78 Princes street
& Balderston, esqrs. W.S. 4 Queen st.
Rymer, & Scott, 56 George street
Adam, fruiterer, 3 Wemyss place
* A. W. soda water manut. 5 Water la.
Alex, bootmaker, 109 George street — ho,
30 Rutland square
Alex, and Co. coal merchants, 6 E. and
G. raiiivay depot
Alex, painter and colourman, 62 Bristo
street — house 16 Chapel street
Alex, lodgings, 13 Leith st. terrace
Alex, esq H.E.LC. service, 7 Pilrig st.
Captain Alex. 8 Coates crescent
* A. shipmaster, Madeira street
Alexander, baker, 2 Claremont place
* Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, N. Fort st.
Alexander, baker, 4 West port
Andrew, esq. W.S. 24 Drummond place
A. & Co. wholesale and retail woollen
drapers, 29 North bridge
* A. B. tailor, 70 Tolbooth wynd
* Andrew, shipmaster, Madeira place
* And. jun. wright and undertaker. Prince
Regent street — ho. Madeira place
Andrew, tailor, 53 Bristo street
Andrew, baker, 9 Scotland street
Andrew, flesher, 26 Lothian street
Arch. soHcitor and precurator-fiscal for
county, 56 Geo. st h. 33 Her. row
Arch. jun. sohcitor, 56 Geo. st. — house
33 Heriot row
Archibald, architect, 10 Tiviot row
Rev. C. G. 12 Pilrig street
Chas. job and postmaster, 83 Rose st.
David, esq. R.S.A. Easter Dairy house
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Scott, David D. accountant, 7 Lauriston lane
— — Francis, lath splitter, 1 Orchardfield st.
■ Col. Geo. Lixmount, Trinity
— — George, baker, 1 Warriston place
—■ — Henry, and Co. 20 St John street
Henry, jun. (^H, Scott and Co.) 14 St.
John street
. Henry, esq. 29 Regent terrace
■ Henry, esq. 22 India street
Henry E. esq. Restalrig
— — Isaac, postmaster to the Queen, Brae-
house, Lothian road
James, surgeon, esq. 14 B rough ton place
* Jas. grocer & spirit dealer, 46 Bridge st.
• James, portrait painter, 63 Frederick st.
Jas. wine mercht. 26 Royal crescent
James, shoemaker, 40 Cumberland st.
James (late stationer), 5 Tiviot row
James, jun. surgeon, 5 Tiviot row
James, esq. 23 Pitt street
.lames, esq. 14 India street
Jas. {o? Duncan ^ Scott,) fancy brush
and bellows manuf. 104 Pleasance —
house Oakfielu house, w. Arthur pi.
James, cabinetmaker, 10 Clyde street
* James, ginger beer brewer, 96 Giles st.
James, baker, 51 no. Richmond street
Jas. printer and stationer, 49 n. Rich. st.
— — James, plumber, 65 Thistle street
Jas. {J. and T. Scott,) 25 Pitt st.
J. R. coal merchant, 3 Port Hopetoun
^ — J. and T. upholsterers and undertakers,
16 Picardy place
John, esq. M.D. F.R.C.S. surgeon extra-
ordinary to the Queen, 45 Queen st
• John, watchmaker, 18 Clyde street
Jn. esq. W.S. 4 Queen st— ho. 21 Aber-
cromby place
■ John, accountant, 6 north St David st.
John, (Blacldiall &; S.) 100 Lauriest. pi.
• John, florist and garden contractor, east
Merchiston. — See Adu.
*— — John, of Customs, 2 Wellington pi.
■ John, baker, 12 west Preston st. — h. 10
i John, boot and shoem. 54 Broughtoji st.
Jno. leather-cutter, 5 Brunswick street
J. and G. coach hirers, 26 Upper Grey st.
* John, spirit dealer, 18 Dock street
.: Jn. smith, 1 Castlebarns — ho. Robb's ct.
John, grocer, Canonmills
.John, tobacconist, 12 No. and 66 So. br.
John, letter carrier, 2 Salisbury square
* John, umbrella maker, 66 Kirkgate
John, boot & shoemk. 19 Broughton st.
M. brush, portmanteau, and trunk ma-
nuf. 13 Waterloo pi.— ho. 11 Calton st.
— — Peter, clothier and shirt merchant, 9 So.
bridge — ho. 7 Arniston place
R. {Scott and Allan,) Bonington bank
Robert, sol. & S.S.C. 63 Hanover street
' R. E. accountant, 57 Great King street
' Robert, esq. 18 Forth street
Robert, writing master, 50 Geo. street —
Robert (Excise,) 7 Hope terrace
, Robert commercial agent, 20 Great
Stuart street
Scott, Jitair, P. esq. 39 Charlotte square
T. & Co. wine merchts. 10 Hanover st.
Thos. M. esq. W.S. 37 George street-
house 30 Queen street
Thos. G. esq. W.S. 56 George street — ho.
33 Heriot row
' Thos. esq. accountant, agent and secy, to
City of Glasgow Ass. Co. 19 St An-
drew square — ho. 42 Nor thumb, st.
Tho. {J.Sf T. Scott,) 13 Montgomery st.
Thomas, confectioner, 106 Rose st.
Thomas, engraver, 7 east Adam street
Thomas, agent, 7 Pilrig street
Walter, tea, wine, & spirit mercht. 18
Calton street — ho. 13 Union street
Wm. tinsmith & pewterer, 108 West bow
— house 8 Wharton place
Wm. coach hirer, 10 Buccleuch street
W. D. esq. 63 Great King street
William, com. and provision mercht. 128
Constitution st. — ho. 7 Annandale st.
Wm. chemist, 3 w. Arthur place
W. spirit dealer, 6 Carrubber's close
W. vegetable pill warehouse, 10 south
College street
* Wm. spirit dealer, Bonington road
Wm., M.D., F.R.C.S. 4 Dean terrace
William, mason, 63 Cumberland street
W. & J. Castle taproom, 412 Castlehill
Mrs John, 30 Nicolson street
Mrs, 17 Moray place
Mrs, 3 Ann street
Mrs, of Sin ton, 48 IMoray place
• Mrs, 35 Scotland street
Mrs, sen. of Malleny, 39 Charlotte sq.
Mrs Charles, 13 Clarence street
Mrs James of Ellem, 21 Abercrombie pi.
Mrs, 8 Wharton place
Mrs, 4 Tobago street
Mrs, 8 Bruntsfield place
Mrs, 27 Alva street
Mrs James, lodgings, 28 London street
Mrs, 6 Haddington place
Mrs, lodgings, 46 Rankeillor street
Mrs, 43 Northumberland street
Mrs A. dressmaker, 12 Shakspeare sq.
Mrs, 13 Albany street
Miss, French staymaker, 41 George st.
Miss, 30 India street
IMiss, 5 Buccleuch place
Miss, 8 Shakspeare square
* Miss, silk & worsted shop, 31 Couper st.
Miss Catharine, 46 Ann street
]\Iiss, boai'ding school, 41 Lauriston pi.
Miss, 7 India street
Miss, 12 Pilrig street
Miss, I Ainslie place
Miss, milliner and dressm. 106 Geo. st.
Miss, boarding school, 41 York place
Misses, 9 Gayfield square
Scottish Academy of Painting, Sculp-
ture & Architecture, Royal Insti-
tution— D. O. Hill, Secretary
— — Amicable Life Insurance Society,
13 St And. sq. — H. G.Watson, agent —
See Adv.
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Scottish Society for propagating Chrstn. Know-
ledge, ii) Queen St., J. Tawse, esq. sec.
— — Equitable Life Assurance Society,
2() St And. sq. — R. Christie, manager. —
See Adv.
• ■ Institution for the Education of Young
Ladies, 9 Moray place. — Miss Murray,
lady superintendent. — See Adv,
■ Jurist office, Mound place
• Naval and Military Academy, Lothian r.
MissiONAKY Society's Comhiittee-
UooM, and Depository, 13 Queen st.
— — Provident Institution, for life assur-
ance and annuities, 14. St Andrew's sq.
Jas. Watson, manager — See Adv.
* Brewery Co., Great Junction st. south
Reversionary Interest Society, 19
Albany street. — See Adv.
— — Union Fire and Life Assurance Cor-
poration, 47 George street. — S. Mac-
kenzie, manager. — See Adv.
Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assur-
ance Society, 5 St Andrew square —
J. M'Kenzie, manager. — See Adv.
Scougall & Drysdale, tea, wine, & spirit mer-
chants, 223 High St. & 14 so. James' st.
— house 1 50 High street
* G. and Son, merchts. 15 Quality street
Geo. merchant, 19 Pilrig street.
*— — Ellis & Co. merchts. Old Naval yard,
132 Constitution street
John, flesher, 1 South market
Scoular, John, merchant, 12 Grove st.
Scrymgeour, Hen. working uphols. 74 Rose st.
• John, teacher, 146 Canongate
Miss, 23 Charlotte square
Miss, 23 Clerk street
Miss, lodgings, 106 Princes street
Searl, Wm. basketmaker, 19 North bridge
Seaton & Marshall, bootmak. 13 8. St And. st.
Robt. auctioneer, appraiser, cabinetraak.
and upholsterer, 97 Princes street
Mrs E. coal mercht., 10 St Anthony pi.
Miss, Duneadon cottage, Murrayfield
IMisses, dressmakers, 9 Young street
Seeligman, Francis, punch cutter, Craigsideho.
Selby, Robert B. esq., solicitor-at-law and
S.S.C. 26 Dundas street
Select Subscription Library, 26 Waterloo pi.
— H. Simpson, librarian
Selkrig, Mrs Charles, 1 1 Coates crescent
Seller, Dr Wm. F.R.C.P., lecturer on materia
medica and dietetics, 23 Nelson street
Mrs, 23 Nelson street
Semple, Wm. esq. 100 Causeyside
Mrs, lodgings, 41 Lothian street
Senebier, F. teacher of French, S.N.M.A. &c.
Edinb. academy, & 41 Castle street
Serrells, Wm. chimney sweeper,'23 Dundas st.
Session Clerk's Of. forthecity, lORoyalEx.
Clerk's Office for St Cuthbert's, 3
Windmill street
Clerk's Office of Canongate, 179 Can.
* Clerk for North Leith, Thos. Scotland,
40 Bridge street
* Clerk for S. Leith, J. Lyon, 7 Vanburgpl.
Seton, Henry, vetery. surg. 129 Rose st. lane,
and 9 Charlotte st.* — ho. 27 Castle st.
James, esq. 9 Windsor street
Patrick, shoemaker, 43 Candleraaker row
R. bookbinder and stationer, head of
Mound — ho. 121 Prince's street
Major, R. vS. Hon. E.I.C.S., 9 Windsor st.
Mrs, 13 Coates crescent
Liiss Margaret, 36 Ann street
Shnde, Andrew, carter, Old Broughton
iV'iis. 24 Gayfield square
Shakspeare Society, W. B. D. D. TurnbuII,
Local Secy. 25 Gt. King street
Shand, Calder, and Farquhar, csqs. W.S. 24
Queen street
C F. esq. advocate, .5 India street
Jas. painter & glazier, 71 Broughton st.
John B. esq. W.S. 4 Pitt street
John, esq. W.S. 24 Royal Circus
R. bookseller, librarian, music seller, &
stationer, 41 Dundas street
* T. A. merchant, 9 Bernard street — ho.
54 Constitution street
Thos. victual & spirit dealer, 2 Dean st.
Shanklie, Geo. {Dick, and Co.) 4 Montgom. st.
William, nursery and seedsman, Leith
Walk Nursery
Shanks, C. {Main and S.,) 5 Catharine street
D. joiner and cabinetmaker, Leslie pi.
. John & Co., fishing-tackle manufactory,
25 North bridge
M. & G. working jewellers, 3 Rose st.
Mrs Geora[e, Anntield, Newhaven
Mrs, 20 Buccleuch place
Mrs ladies' nurse, Broughton court
IVIrs, 58 Broughton street
Sharp, Peter, brassfounder & gasfitter, 14 west
Register street
Robt. teacher of mathematics, 2 Drum-
mond street
William, stabler, 100 Grassmarket — h.90
Miss H. milliner & dressm. 25 Howe st.
Mrs, midwife, 50 Brunswick street
Mrs, sicknurse, 44 India place
Mrs, lodgings. Prospect buildings
Isabella, poulterer, 13 Dundas street
Miss, dressmaker, 44 India place
Misses, milliners and dressm. 2 Drum. st.
Sharpe, Charles K. esq. 28 Drummond place
Wm. esq. W.S., 32 Abercromby place
house Marchfield, Cramond
Shaw, Alex, tailor and clothier, 43 London st.
A. flesher, 23 Canongate
G. B. engraver, 28 Gayfield square
Tas. (R.'Cadell) 28 Gayfield sq.
James, boat builder, 15 St Anthony pi.
J. house agent, 133 Fountain bridge
Patrick, esq. advocate, 40 Heriot row
Robert, cowfeeder, Mainpoint
Thomas W. hairdresser, &c. 7 Chapel st.
William, tailor and clothier, 22 Bread st.
Wm. manager of the Dukeof Hamilton'.s
coll. Port Hamilton — h. 2 Lothian road
Mrs Dr, 7 Clarence street
Mrs, 30 Haddington place
-— Mrs, midwife nurse, 47 Bristo street
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Shaw, Mrs, dairy, 9 Society
i\Irs John, Inverleith cottage ,
jMrs, cook, 15 Catharine street I
. 3Irs, lodgings, 29 Bristo street
■ ]\Irs, 8 Royal terrace
^liss, trimming shop, 4 Warriston place
Sheaffe, Gen. Sir R. H., Bart. 36 Melville st.
Shearer, James, trunk and umbrella maker,
6 Rroughton street
. John, teacher of music, 43 e. Clarem. st.
John {Gen. Post Office,) 6 Salisbury st.
Shennan, John, builder, 15 Hart street
Mrs, 24 Gayfield square
Shepherd & Grant, esq. W.S. 26 Albany st.
James, esq. W.S. 96 Albany street
.John, dairy, 54 India street
Wm. spirit mercht. York lane
Sheppard, James, painter, glazier, and paper-
hanger, 107 Geo. St. — ho. Jessficld
- John, painter, glazier and paper-hanger,
21 Frederick st. — house 68 George st.
— — Mrs Joseph, 3 Wallace place
. Mrs green-grocer. South market
Sherar, John, surveyor & acct., 5 Cheyne st.
Sheriff- Clerk's Office, County buildings
* Town hall, 108 Constitution street
Sheriff, A. writing master, 30 St Andrew sq.
. Jno. A.R.S.A. artist and animal painter,
26 Frederick street
John, stoneware dealer, 47 Rose street
. ^Irs James, 30 Royal terrace
Mrs, 19 India street
IVIrs R. W. 4 Castle street
Miss Dorothy, 10 Buccleuch place
Miss, 16 Hart street
Sheill, W. assist, clerk of Session, Blacket pi.
John, cabinetmaker, 2 south Clerk st.
Miss, dressmaker, IS Brunswick street
Shield, George, solicitor, 3 Alva street
*Shiels, Robert, general merchant. Quality
court — house Regent street
* Thomas, S.S.C. 14 Bernard street
* — — Wm. wine merchant, 33 Constitution
court — ho. 6 Vanburg place
Shiells, Robert, lozenge manufacturer and con-
fectioner, 25 Geo. IV. bridge, and 109
High street — See Adv.
Robert, smith, Swinton row
T. G. accountant, 14 Archibald place
Wm. artist, R.S.A. 19 n. w. Circus pi.
Mrs, 6 Cheyne street
Shillinglaw, Robert, builder, 6 Legget's land
James, mason, furnace builder, and
bricklayer, 124 Pleasance
T.E.B., drawing master, 138Nicolson st.
Misses E. and C. dressmak. 124 Pleas.
Shirley, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 6 south James' st.
Shokledge, Robt. commer. agt. 103 Causeyside
*Shore-Dues Office, Custom-house
*Shoolbraid, Miss, 76 Constitution street
Short, James, money loan office, 35 Leith st
H. tailor and clothier, 23 South br.
■ Mrs, 24 Salisbury street
■'s Popular Observatory, east side of Na-
tional iMonument, Gallon hill
Shortrede, And. printer— office, George IV. br.
Shotts Iron Foundery, Springfield, Leith walk
— Alex. Sinclair, manager
Sibbald, George, surgeon, 44 Uankeillor street
James, boot & shoemaker, 8 West bow
J. and Sons, ironmongers, 64 George st.
John, boot and shoem. 1 4 Nicolson st.
* John, merchant, 9 Quality street
J. Robertson, esq. F.R.C.S. surgeon, 141
Princes st. and Dispensary, 5 Hope st.
Capt. 16 Gilmore place
T. {J. Sibbald and Sons,) 64 George st.
Walter, ironmonger, S Meadow place
Mrs John, 8 Meadow place
Mrs, 11 Brandon street
]Mrs Alex., 11 west Richmond street
]\Irs, 24 Royal terrace
Mrs, 21 Warriston crescent
Mrs, 14 Brandon street
Siddie, J. wright, Lothian road — ho. 2 Ro- ,
milly place
Sidey, Charles, surgeon, 64 Hanover street
John, Glasgow and Manchester wareho.
132 Princes street
Siddons, Mrs Henry, 29 Ahercromby place
Siev wright, Mrs, 19 Union street
Sivright, Miss, 33 Charlotte square
SiGXET Library, Parliament square
Office, Register house
Sim, Andrew, painter, 29 Richmond place
* Alex. Royal Bank, 13 Bernard street
George, writer, 1 Scotland street
John, esq. 30 Danube street
Robert, saddler, 24 Grassmarket
Mrs, 243 Canongate
Sirae, D. & Son, shawl and tartan manufac-
turers, 27 South bridge — h. Main point
John, recorder of Newington and Buc-
cleuch burying-ground, 26 Crosscausey
Rev. J., chaplain Trinity Hospital, 3
Windmill street
Thomas, linendraper, II Duncan street
. Mrs, 1 7 Keir street
Simmie, Mrs Dr, ladies' sem. 19 e. Clarem. st.
Simpson & Grahams, silver- platers and sad-
dlers' ironmongers. Mound place
Andw. letter-carrier, 2 Salisbury square
Boyd, flesher, 11 Deanhaugh street
Charles, poulterer, Poultry market
David, baker, 7 Duncan street
Erskine {Nat. Bank,) Greenhill bank
Geo. & Son, coach builders & harnessm.
58 Abbey hill, 18 and 27 Waterloo pi.
G. B. lodgings, 23 Union street
Hunter, librarian Edinburgh select sub-
scription library, 9 Meadow place
Jas. esq. advocate, 33 Northumb. st.
Dr James Y., F.R.C.P. professor of mid-
wifery, and'the diseases of ftmales and
infants. University, 22 Albany street
Jas. surgical instrument maker, and cut-
ler, 80 South Bridge
Jas. plumber and gastitter, Lothian road
Jas. grocer, Momingside
Jas. surveyor of buildings, 42 Home st.
James, tailor & clothier, 30 St Andrew sq.
James, boot & shoem. 97 Nicolson sU
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Simpson, Jas. grocer & sp. dealer, '287 Cowgate
J. smith and iron-founder, i7 Abbey hill
' Jn. (Sir IV. Forbes 6f Co.), 1 Buccl. st.
■ J. occt. (^Clydesdale 13.) 16 Koyal Exch.
=■= John, baker, north Junction street
John, smith, 10 Church street
■ John, tailor, 7-t Thistle street
John, grocer, wine, and spirit merchant,
6 Canal street
John, tea merchant, 2 Melville street
Peter, tailor and clothier, 7 Earl Groy st.
Peter, victual dealer, IG Crosscausey
Peter & Son, plumb, and gasf. 29 High st.
R. beef-ham & steak shop, 101 Nicol. st.
■ Jas. grocer and spirit dealei*, 287 Cowgate
Robert, esq. Gi) Broughton street
■ Robert, publisher, 51 Hope park end
Robert, spirit dealer, 191 High street
■ R. lodgings, 5 Hamilton place
■ Robert, merchant, 15 Montague street
Thomas, bootmaker, 2 Portland place
T. hotel, coffeehouse, & tavern, 3 Hill pi.
* Walter, {^London and Edinburgh Ship-
ping Company ,) il Shore
Rev. William, 17 Argyle square
Wm. baker, 1 Home street
■ Wm. grocer, 62 St Leonard street
■ Mrs Anne, 5 Glanville place
Mrs Colonel, 19 Forth street
Mrs, French stayraaker, 24. Howe street
Mrs, tee- total coffeehouse, 3 Hamilton pi.
Mrs G. H. 73 George street
— — Mrs, ladies' day sc. 126 Lauriston pi.
* Mrs, draper, & dealer in shells, 40 Shore
Mrs, stonew. mercht. 2 so. Howard pi.
Mrs, 12 Archibald place
Mrs, 5 Drummond street #*"**"
Mrs, 14 Brandon street s!^
Mrs, grocer and spirit deal. Jock's lodge
Miss, mill, and dressm. 21 St And. sq.
Misses, straw-hat makers, 91 So. bridge
Misses, straw-hat and dressmakers, 7
Ingliston street
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 21
St Andrew square
■ Miss, 8 Abercromby place
Miss, 6 Nelson street
* 's hotel, 5 Queen street
*Simson & Morrison, solicitors, 33 Bernard st.
* A. {ofS. and M.) 33 Bernard street
David, teacher of drawing, 25 India st.
Geo. R. S. A. institution for drawing,
painting, and sculpture, 54 Frederick
street — See Adv.
Jas. M.D. F.R.C.S.E. 10 Hope st.
James, accountant, 219 High street
* .Tno. wine& spiritmerchant, Bell's court
* Walter, of Customs, 2 Pitt street
Wro. Bank of Scotland, 2 Montpelier
Jlrs James, 13 Gay field square
* Miss, seminary, 15 St Andrew st.
^Sinclair, Adam, A. & B. officer, 1 Riddle's cl.
Alex. esq. 133 George street
Alexander, pawnbroker, 42 Blair street —
house 1 Park street
■ Alex, manager Shotts foundery
Sinclair, A. H. accountant, 9 India street
Andrew, hairdresser, 1 12 High street
Charles, R. S.S.C. 11 South bridge-
house 8 Hamilton place
'■'•' David, grocer, 9 P'ox lane
D. japanner, 104 High st.— h. 10 Nic. st,
Donald, esq. 18 Royal terrace
Duncan & Sons, letter-founders, White-
foord house, Canongate
D. leather merchant, 4 east St .James' st.
George L. esq. W.S. 4 Walker street
George M. stockbroktr and comm. and
gen. agent, 26 Koyal crescent
JanieSj upholsterer, 14 Dundas street
James, mercantile account. 9 Brown st.
.John, esq. 18 Royal terrace.
John, baker, 14 Lothian street
John, baker, 24 Tobago street
John and Son, merchants and general
agents, 6 Hart street
John, junior, shawl and tartan raanufr.
79 S. bridge — h. 1 Lower Gilmore pi.
John, assistant town clerk. City Cham-
bers— house 7 Buccleuch place
.lolin, baker, 26 Hanover street
John (B. L. Co.'n Bank,) 78 Causeyside
John, letter-carrier, 5 Caltonhill
M., cabinetm. Mound — h. 82 Princes Rt
P. Black Bull inn & hotel, 2 Catharine st.
P. F. writer, 6 Shrub place
Peter, agent and auctioneer, 12 south
St David street
* Robert, shipmaster, Bathfield house
Veitch, Dr, surgeon, 21 Elder street
* Wm. cooper & fish curer, 22 Giles street
Wm., Destitute Sick Soc, 150 High st.
Wm. late merchant, 9 Brown street
Wm., (^John S. &,- Sm,) 30 Hamilton pi.
* Wood, cooper and stave merchant, 6 Mit-
chel St. — house 3 Summerfield
Hon. Lady, 133 George street
Mrs J. S. 16 Inverleith row
Mrs, sicknurse, 19 Keir street
Mrs, New town Temperance hotel, 12
south St David street
* Mrs, tavern, 73 Shore
Mrs, lodgings, 11 Thistle street
Mrs, 6 Haddington place
Mrs Wm. academy, 44 Frederick street
Miss B. coal merchant, 19 Port-.Hamilton
Sinton, Wm. slater, 11 St Leonard's lane
Siree, H. N. L. A. Apothecary Hall, 5 Hanover
st — ho. 43 Claremont street
Sitwell, Capt. 27 George square
Skae, David, surgeon, F.R.C.S. (kcturer,) 3
Argyle square
Skeldon, Mrs, gardener, Barbour's burn
* William, spirit dealer, 67 Timberbush
Skelton, Mrs, 33 Richmond place
Skene & Macrae, esqs. W.S. 32 Gr. King st.
William Forbes, esq. 29 Inverleith row
William, reporter, 5, Roxburgh terrace
Lieut.-Col, Wm. E.I.C.S. 2peau terrace
* Mrs, 4 Duncan place
Mrs, lodgings, 20 Pitt street
Skill, Mrs, 27 Montague street
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*Skilling, Jno. boot & shoemaker, 43 Kirkgate
— house -ii
Skinner, Capt. Edward, 10 east Adam street
• John H. esq. 18 Carlton Terrace
. John R. esq. W.S. 4 n. St Andrew St.
ho. 4 Salisbury road
Skirving, John, punch cutter, 31 Buccleuch pi.
* Thos. farmer. Nether Quarryholes
• Mrs, 13 Union place
Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 14 Union
place
Miss, 27 iMontague street
Slate, Miss, 5 Graham street
Slater, Alex, stone carver, 2 Orchardfield St.
■ Andrew, bookbinder, 50 Pleasance
John, slater, 138 Canongate
Sleigh, George, tailor, 7 Park street
• Robert, baker, 6 Glanville place
— Miss, dressmaker, 7 Park street
Slight, James and Co. engineers, machine-
makers and founders, 34 Leith walk
■ James {S. and Co.,) 2 Haddington place
Sligo, John, esq. of Carmyle, 5 Druramond pi.
• Mrs, of Carmyle, 5 Drummond place
*S]imen, Wm. diary, 31 Giles street
Sliraman, G. B. wire- worker, 79 High street
— — John, teacher, 6 Dunbar street
Sloan, Jas. stamper, G.P.O. 1 s. James st.
Thos. wood mercht. 252 Cowgate, and 8
Mint
• Wm. clerk, 23 Bernard street
■ Miss, milliner and dressmaker 35 west
Nicolson St.
Slymand, John, printer, 9 Brown street
Smail & Co., wholesale china, paper, and rag
warehouse, 35 Candleraaker row, and 1
Merchant street
■ ■■ ■ W. A. esq. of Overmains, R.N. 18 Dub-
lin street
Small, David, spirit dealer, 200 Rose street
Geo. esq. treas. Edinbr. Charity Work-
house— ho. 11 Regent terace
■ Jas. coal mercht. 4 Port Hamilton — ho.
18 Downie place
Jas. spirit merchant, 38 Rose st. — h. 10
Wm. spirit dealer, 61 n. b. of Canongate
W. K., basketmaker, 57 Nicolson street
Mrs Alexander, stabler, 3 Grassmarket
Jlrs, T. 187 Causeyside
Smart, A. baker, 2 Canongate
James, flesher, 25 and 26 Middle market
Rev. John, 7 Smith's place
■ John, boot and shoemaker, 1 Queen st. —
house 23 Dublin street
John, flesher, 15 west Nicolson street
— — R. C. engraver, printer, and lithographer,
20 Elm row — ho. 4 Fife place
— — Robert, wine & spirit mer. 1 Shakspeare
square — ho. 166 High street
— — W. S., spirit dealer, 24, Downie Place
■ Mrs, coach office, 195 High street
*Smeal, J. grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Couper St.
*Smeaton, M. fruiterer, 61 Charlotte street
Smellie, Alex. printer to the University, Anchor
close — house Viewforth, Bruntsfield
links
Smellie, H. grocer and spirit dealer, 82 Cross-
causey and 30 north Richmond street
Jn. grocer, wine, and spirit merchant, 33
Bristo St. and 27 Home st.
Smibert, Thos. esq. 8 Morrison street
*Smibbert, Jas. smith, 83 St Andrew street
*Smiles, Thos. china and glass warehouse, 46
Tolbooth wynd — ho. 47
Smith & Cuthbertson, builders & architects,
6 Charlotte place
& Linton, house painters and paper hang-
ers, 21 George street
& Kinnear, esqs. W.S. 81 George street
* and Graham, rope and sail makers, 8
Bernard street
* and Watson, builders, 6 Glover street
White, and Co. woollen drapers, man-
mercers, and hatters, 29 Princes street
* Adam, hairdresser, 43 Shore
Adam, writer (^Auditor's off.,) 2 St John's
hill
Alex. Royal Institution, Mound
Alexander, builder, 1 Claremont place
Alexander, esq. W.S. 18 York place and
Melville house, Portobello
Alex. esq. 7 Howard place
Alexander, umbrella maker, 37 High st.
Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 99 Leith
wynd
Andrew, brewer. Palace yard
Andrew, writer, 5 Roxburghe terrace
Andrew, esq. W.S. 27 Dundas street
Andrew, coal-merchant, (3E. & G. Rail.
Depot)
Arch.-esq. advocate, 37 Northumberland
-^^^^IftB^ ^°<^ shoemaker, 36 Dundas
— — AreHP^mith, fruiterer, 73 Nothura-
Alex. G.^riter, 24 Gardner's crescent
Captain Chas. R.N. 24 Howard place
Chas. bookseller and stationer, 87 Princes
street — house 31 Hanover street
* Chas, grocer, 3 Duke st. — h. 59 Kirkgate
C. H. J. landscape gardener and garden
architect, 41 Queen street
Colvin, esq. portrait painter, 32 York pi.
David, tailor and clothier, 1 1 Hanover st.
David, tailor and clothier, 170 High st.
Da-\Hd, silk and merino dyer, 5 s. St
David street, and Physic gardens
* David, baker, 58 Kirkgate
David, writer, 32 Dublin street
David {Siipr. Excise,') 10 Roxburghe pi.
David, esq. W.S. 81 George street — ho.
3 Doune terrace
David, esq. 7 Howard place
— — D. commission merchant, 1 Archibald
place
^ D. general agent, 2 Dock place — ho. 7
London row
* David {Smith and Watson,) Glover st.
Edward, glass cutter, Carfrae's entry
E. English master, G. Watson's hospital
— - George, esq. architect, 8 Wemyss place
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Slnith, George, leather factor, 50 Nidclry st
ho. 65 Lauriston place
Georp;e, shawl manufr. 108 So. bridge —
13 Uoxburghe street
Geo. tailor and clothier, 7G Kirkgate
George, smith, 74 Abbeyhill
Geo. boot and shoem. 40 Home street
Gilb. libra. Mechanics' library, 7 Jas. co.
Hugh, spirit dealer, 35 Westport
Hen. surg. Catharine cottage, Leith walk
« .lames, architect, 7 West JMaitland st.
.James, esq. 22 Pilrig street
•= James, cork manufacturer, 1. Charlotte
lane — house 10 Wellington pi.
James, her Majesty's master mason for
Scotland, 7 west Mailland st. — office, 6
Charlotte place
*' • Jas. boot & shoera. 39 Tolbooth wynd
— " James, wright, 13 e. Adam street
Js. K. ^Btoiv7iSf Smith,') 26 Buccleuch pi.
James, joiner, 32 Cumberland street
James, tailor and clothier, 15 College st.
Jas. jun. manufacturer, 65 George street
i- James, lodgings, 23 St James' square
Jas. musical glass manuf. 160 Canong.
.James, mason, 15 Saunders street
• James, grocer & Sp. dealer, 127 High st.
.James, Wardie Burn hotel, and G.P. O.
■ James, spirit dealer, 6 Earl Grey street
J. A. baker, 13 no. Melville place
John, A. (M.D.) 7 West Maitland st.
■ J. L. books, stationer, circulating library,
and stamp distributor, 1 Antigua st.
John, governor county jail
■ 1 John, manuf. and draper, 19 Dundas st.
John, M.D. 16 India street
John, and Son, tailors an^^Hj^rs, 82
South bridge ^^WfK^^J
Jn.esq. surgeon dentistTTsTHlMas st.
John K. builder and house agent, 17
Lothian road — ho. 6 Gardner's crescent
' J. & Co. carvers, gilders, and picture
frame makers, 33 W. Register street
J. umbrella & parasol rpanufacturer, 227
High street {^Ste adv.)
J. schawl dresser and agent, 46 Lothian st.
. John, writer, 32 Dublin street
John, tailor, 20 Drummond place
^John, tailor, 4 Northumberland place
■ J. house painter, 73 Clerk street
• .John, contractor and stabler, 14 Grassm.
Jno. cabinetmaker, upholst. & undertak.
53 Hanover st.
John, carver and gilder, 11 Leith st. ter.
John, shipowner, 1 George place
John ( Canal Co.'s Office,) 18 Downiepl.
John, esq. 7 Howard place
John, lithographer and ene;raver, 30
Hanover street — house 1 1 Dundas at-
Joseph and Son, wire cloth and patent
wire gauze manufacturer, 219 High st.
'^Matthew, fancy box m. 14.6 Canongate
" ^ Peter, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 19
Howe street — house 24
«•■— — Pet. sp. & victual dealer, 19 St And. st,
*Sraith, II. M, merchant, 35 Bernard street, &
4 Windsor street
Robert Grahame, wine mer. 1 Links pi.
* Robert, of customs, 6 Hamburg place
Robert, esq. solicitor, 9 Stafford street
Robert, builder, 1 Claremont place
Rob. manuf. of Ayrshire needlework, 77
Princes street
Robert, manufacturer of sewed muslin,
lis Princes street
Rob. draper, 57 South Bridge
Robt. (.V. White and Co.,) Annfield lodge
Robert, joiner, 1 St Bernard's row
Robt. letter carrier, 41 n. Richmond st.
Robt. grocer and spirit deal. 6 Dean st.
T.- & H. surgeons and druggists, and
manufs. of aerated wafers, 21 Duke st.
Thos. surgeon, 13 Elm row
T. grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Cowgate—
ho. Heriot Bridge
Thomas, spirit dealer, Morningside
Thomas, tobacconist, 461 Lawnmarket
* h Thos. & Jas. victuallers, 47 Giles street
* Thomas, copper and tinplate worker, 47
Water lane
_T. C.esq. solicitor-at-law and sheriff's
commissioner, 18 Gardner's crescent
Thomas, lodgings, 44 Cumberland street
Thomas, officer to the writers to the
signet, 7 Caltonhill.
Thomas, lodgings, 165 Rose street
Walter, accountant, Union Canal Com-
pany's office, Port-Hopetoun
* Walter, shipmaster, 3 Portland terrace
Major William, 1 upper Dean terrace
Rev. Wm. B. garrison chaplain, Castle
!> Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 9 Queen pi.
* William, wine and spirit dealer, 72
Timber bush
AVm. boot and shoemaker, 76 Princes st.
Wm. wright & undertaker, 62 India pi.
William, esq. 3 Saxe-Coburg place
William, S.S.C, 3 Duncan street
W. and Son, bookbinders and stationers,
306 Lawnmarket — h. 22 Society
Wm. fiesher, 10 West port
Wm. woollen draper, 267 High street-
house 3 w. Lauriston place
Wm. (iV. B. Advertiser,) Millburn cot.
^ Wm. writing master, 30 Hanover st. — h.
11 Dundas street
Wm. live stock agent and flesher, 12 St
Anthony place
* ' William, cowfeeder, Elbe street
* Wm. merchant and general agent, 93
Giles street — house 4 Hope street
W. \vright and wood mercht. 79 Clerk st.
Wm. letter-carrier, 14 Earl Grey street
Mrs Alex. 3 Doune terrace
]\Irs A., Palace yard
Mrs E. of Drongan, 22 Melville street
Mrs George, 56 India street
^ Mrs Jas. ffiilhnery and baby linen clothes
warehouse, 33 and 65 George street
— — Mrs Jno. F. 37 Ann street
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Smith, Mrs, sicknurse and midwife, 68 Rose
street
. Mrs, 4 Manor place
* ]\irs John, 5 Morton street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 5 Lauriston street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 30 Alva street
. Mrs, grocer, 17 Chapel street
■ Mrs Lieut. 18 Downie place
Mrs, muslin and lace printer, baby linen
warehouse, 77 Princes street
■ — ^ Mrs, 65 Cumberland street
Mrs, 2 Crichton street
■ Mrs, 8 Pilrig street
Mrs, 42 York place
Mrs, 9 Hill street
• M.. lodgings, 1 1 Lothian street
■ ■ ' Mrs, 6 Howe street
— — Mrs, 27 Clarence street
Mrs Archibald, 16 South Charlotte st.
■ Mrs, 38 Dublin street
— ^ Mrs, Taaphall
■ Mrs, shawl and dress cleaner, 46 Loth. st.
■ Miss M. straw-hat manufactr. 2 No. br.
■ Miss, dressmaker, 9 Brown street
' Miss Margaret Ann, 15 Danube street
Miss, 9 Archibald place
]\Ilsk, cloth cap maker, 219 High street
— — Miss S. milliner and dressmaker, IS
College street
Miss, Sidneyfield, Queensferry road
Miss E. straw-hat maker, I Legget's la.
^ Smiths and Co. purveyors of lamps and oil to
the Queen, 1 Blair st.
Smyth, J. esq. (of Balharry,) adv., 1 Hart st
* S. J. Customs, 58 Constitution street
■ ' Robert, esq. W.S. 1 Hart street
— — W. teacher of dancing, 20 South bridge
• Mfs, 8 Athole place
Mrs, 17 London street
Mies (of Balharry,) 1 Hart street
Smythej W. esq. advocate, 16 Gt. Stuart st.
Mrs, sen. (of Methven,) 12 Gloucester pi.
Smyles, Mrs, lodgings, 27 Elder street
Snell, Mrs, 69 York place
Snodgrass, W. & J. surg. & drug. 238 Canong.
■ Mrs, lodgings, 9 Criehton street
*Snody, And. esq. S.S.C. 123 Constitution st
■ And. esq. S.S.C. 26 Gayiield square
*Snooks & Co. chemists and druggists, 32
Bridge street
Snow, John, flesher, 16 south St James' st.
Snowden, J. & W. wine and spirit merchants,
63 Grassmarket
Mrs Walter, 1 Grove street
Society of Arts — James Tod, esq. W.S. sec.
21 Dublin street
— — Botanical — Wm. Brand, esq. 4 Queen
street
. Camden — YsL B. D. D. TurnbuU, 25
Gt. King street, local sec, and T. G.
Stevenson, 87 Princes st. local agent
—— City Mission — Wm. Whyte and G,
Wilson, joint treasurers, 13 George st.
p— — Fever Hospital, 13 George street — W.
Whyte, treasurer
Society for Clothing the Industrious
Poor, 18 Bristo street
Friendly Highland, — John Clark,
Lothian road
FOR Relief of the Destitute Sick,
Hall 150 High st.— W. Whyte treas.
for Promoting Religious Know-
ledge AMONG THE PooR, 13 George
street — William Whyte treasurer
FOR Propagating Christian Know-
ledge, 49 Queen St. — John Tawsesec.
for Relief of Indigent Old Mu.n,
8 St Andrew's square — W. Bell sec.
Gaelic Schools, 13 George street and
13 Queen street — W. Whyte treas.
Gratis Sabbath School — W. Whyte
treasurer, 13 George street
Heriot's Bknefit, — Jo. Brown preses,
104 West Bow
Naval and Military Biele,13 George
street — William Whyte ti-easurer
for preventing Cruelty to Ani-
mals, 13 Geo. St. — W. Whyte treas. —
Percy, — P. J. Maidment, 3 London st.
Edinburgh Protestant Assoc iai ion
— W. Whyte treasurer, 13 George st.
Solfleet, Wm., J. P. constable, 8 Chapel st
Solicitor-General, Adam Anderson, 98
George street
s OF SuPREJiE Courts — Hall 12 Royal
Exchange
s at-Law — Hall 3 Royal Exchange
*Somervail, D. J. corn factor, 10 Quality st.
— ho. 8 Pilrig St.
Mrs, 22 Annandale street
Somerville, A. G. ( Fice- President General
Post- Office,) Heriot court
AtejSpi^, {stamp Office,) 27 Buc-
cletich place
Andw. leather merchant, 98 West port
David, letter-carrier, 4 Park street
E. and Son, lapidaries and dealers in
Natural History, 18 West Register st
George, innkeeper, 26 Grassmarket
Geo. builder, 8 Hamilton pi. High riggs
Geo. victual dealer, 27 Greenside street
Col. 9 Royal crescent
Jas. coal niercht., 28 St Leon. st.
Ja. cap & brace maker, 3 Heriot mount
J. & Co. wood-merchants and under-
takers, 212 Canongate
J. mason & smoke- curer, 15 Jamaica st.
* J. shoemaker, 30 Tolbooth w'ynd
James, victual dealer, 1 Hamilton place
James, grocer, 5 Summer place
Jas. engraver, printer, and lithographer,
6 Hanover street
James, S.S.C. 3 Great King street
* John, merclAnt and general agent, 87
Constitution street — house 9 Smith's pi.
John, engraver, 10 east Adam street
John, flesher, 21 Haddington place
John, hosier and glover, 8 Baker's place
John and Co., cheesemonger, City weigh-
house
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Somerville, Sam. M.D. surgeon, 17 Hart st.
Thomas, esq. 18 Duncan street
William & Son, paper makers, and whole-
sale stationers, 6 Drummond street
. Wm. bootmaker, G4> Nicolson street
Mrs, 5 Portland place
iMiss, 28 Hamilton place
SomreitTS, Mrs, 20 Dublin street
Souter, D. R. esq. ace'. 11 Gloucester place
■ James, esq. W.S. 80 Great King st.
James, spiral turner, S win ton row
''■ Peter, shipmaster, Madeira place
* Wm. dairy, Duke street
Mrs, lodgings, 55 India place
Spalding, And. esq. writer, 5 e. Broughton pi.
Alex, bootmaker, 72 Nicolson st. — ho.
2 west Nicolson st.
W. M. esq. W.S. 11 Drummond place
William, esq. advocate, 11 London street
Wm. esq. S.S.C. & acct. 85 Gt. King st.
Mrs, circulating library, 5 Warriston pi.
'■'■'■ Miss, dressm.aker, 66 Kirkgate
Spankie, Miss, 32 Broughton place
Sparks, John, livery stables, Broughton lane
John cricket-ground keeper. Grove
cottage, 118 Fountainbridge
Spaven, John, inspector of markets, 11 Duncan
street, Newington
* Mrs, publican, 78 Shore
Spears, James, toll- con ti actor, Jock's Lodge
George, esq. Jock's Lodge
Speid, John, esq. W.S. 18 Duncan street
Speirs, Graham, esq. adv. sheriff of Edin.-
shire, County build. & Granton house
*Spence, Alex, agent for the Commercial Bank
of Scotland, 24 Constitution street
* And. ((;/ Cunnyngham and Spenca,')
35 Constitution street
C. esq. S.S.C, agent for the Dissenters
& Gen. Assur. Co., 21 so. St David
street — ho, 9 Hailes' st. — See App.
* Dav. boot m.aker, 10 Kirkgate — ho. 137
George, S., flesher, 67 Castle street
Jas. tailor & clothier, 31 South bridge
.TT.riCs, esq. W.S. 24 Pitt street
Jas., spirit dealer, 89 Leith wynd — ho.
4 M'Laren place
John, tavern keeper, 10 Hunter square —
house 13 Blair street
J. surgeon, 17 Dublin street
John, esq., surg.-dent. 50 Gt. King st.
Joseph, coach builder, Mound
Laurence, smith, Echo bank
Peter, esq. writer, 2 Thistle court
Wm. esq. (5. Linen Co.,) 17 Bruns-
wick street. Hillside
William, mason, 104 Nicolson street
Wm. silk mercers, 12 King's place
Mrs, hosier and draper, 26 Clerk street
]\Irs .John, 1 Smith's place
■ Sirs, 17 Clarence street
Mrs George, cowfeeder, Thornybank
Miss, 4 Hope street
Miss, 4 Clerk street
Spencer, Mrs, 10 Minto street
Spens, Nathaniel, esq. W.S. of Craigsanquhar'
28 Walker street
Nathaniel, esq. 14 Drummond place
Mrs Dr, 14 Drummond place
Mrs Gen. 14 Montgomery street
Spindler, H. teacher of music, 1 Forres street
W. G. teacher of guitar, 1 Forres st.
Spink, Mrs, 10 west Preston street
*Spinks, H. cabinet turner. Darling's brae
*Spittai, Francis, dock master, 3 Hamburg pi.
■ James, and Son, silk mercers and shawl
manufacturers, 12 St Andrew's square
— — Jas. jun. {Jas. S. S^- Son,) 11 Nicol. sq.
John, agent, 8 Nicolson square
Robt. M.D. F.R.CP. 16 Howe street ^^
Lady, 3 Minto street
Miss, 15 Gardner's crescent
Spottiswoode, Rob. esq. acct. 7 Thistle street
— house, 14 Pitt street
Sprott, John, esq. 23 Rutland square
Mark, tailor, 3 Mackenzie place
Thomas, esq. W.S. 10 Drummond place
Mrs, of Clapham, 33 Rloray place
Miss, 23 Rutland square
Miss, 17 east Claremont street
I *Sprount, Edw. hairdresser, 52 St Andrew st.
Squair, Jas., (^S. Uii. Insur.,) 21 Gard. cres.
St Clair, John, teacher of violin, 79 South br.
St George's Infant School, 133 Rose street
District School, 51 William street
St Margaret's Convent, head of Brunts, links
St Paul, Madame, Superior of the Sisters of
Charity, Milton house, Canongate
St Stephen's School, 58 Brunswick street
Stalker, .James, grocer and spirit dealer, 36
no. Pitt street
Thos., hairdresser, 22 n.w. Circus place
* Wm, sailmaker, 3 Bernard street
Mrs Helen, staymaker, 33 north Pitt st.
Stamp and Tax Ojffices, 10 Waterloo place
Stampa, F. carver and gilder, 5 Gayfield.pl.
Standaed Life Assurance Co. 3 George &t.
— W. T. Thompson, manager. — 'bee Adv.
Stanfield, Miss, teacher of dancing, 6 Great
Stuart street
Stankie, G. & H. cap manufrs. 5 Hill square
Stanley, Montague, A.R.S.A., artist, 7 Hillst.
Stark and Co. printers. Old Assembly close
J. surgeon, M.D. F.R.CP. 21 Rutl. st.
James, skinner & wool-dl. Water of Leith
John, {of Stark ^ Co.) 21 Rutland st.
* Thomas, warehousekeeper, 7 Duncan pi.
Wm. builder and architect, 48 London st.
Mrs, 10 Annandale street
Mrs M., 25 India street
Mrs, Salisbury green
Stead, Mrs, cleaner of shawls, 8 Sciennes
Misses, Stead's place, Leith walk
Steam Shipping Co.'s Office, 21 Waterloo place,
and 14 Shore (vessel starts from Gran-
ton pier) R. W. Hamilton, manager
Steedman, A. M. and Co. tailors & clothiers,
6 south St Andrew street
Henry, grocer, 18 Thistle street
James, farmer, Boghall
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Steedman, John, flesher, south market
— — Thos. (^Davenport and S. ,^ 6 Leopold pi.
Wm. tea and coffee merchant, 82 High st.
Mrs, Railway Coffeehouse and lodgings,
6 South St Andrew street
Lliss, dressmaker, 15 Clerk street
Steel, David, printer's joiner, 41 Cowgate
James, shoemaker, Canaan lane
. John, esq. 5 Malta terrace
William, upholsterer, 59 Thistle street
Mrs Alex., 1 Steel's place, filorningside
Steele, Charles, ho. agent, 19 Gardner's cres.
— — and Beith, cabiiet, spiral, and fancy tur-
ners, e. Thistle street lane
John, fur. ironmonger, tinsmith, and
gasfitter, 100 High street — ho. 104
J. wholesale toyshop, 32 Princes street
— house 2 south St David street
Maitland, bookbinder, 6 St James' court
Pat. S. {W. ^' P. S. Steele,) 25 Inverl. ro.
Rob. confectr. to the Queen, 7 Howe st.
. W. & J. coach proprietors, Clyde st. lane
— — W. & P. S. manufacturers and furnishing
ironm. 61 George st.
— — Wilkinson, esq. 18 Pilrig street
Wm. coach proprietor, 2 Princes street
— — Wm. flesher, 14 Roxburghe place
]\Irs, midwife and nurse, 50 Thistle st.
Miss, dress and straw-hatm. 23 South br.
Miss, 18 George square
Steell, Gourlay, portrait and animal painter,
32 Dundas street
— John, carver and gilder, 20 Calton hill
— — John, U.S.A., sculptor to her Majesty,
3 Randolph place — house 1
*Stein, James, esq. south Fort street
— — Misses, 8 liaeburn place
*Stenhouse, A.& G.shipowns. &broks. We'tdk
* A. {A. 6,- G. Stenhouse,) 4 Hope terrace
* & Grieve, corn agents and merchants
115 Constitution street
* G. {A. §- G. Stenhouse,) 11 Albany st.
— Mrs 25 east Claremont street
— Miss, 9 Grove street
Stephen, Geo. ironfounder, 1G5 Canongate
Stephens, Henry, esq. Redbrae cottage
* Darg, spirit dealer, 6 Dock place
■ Mrs Geo. 21 Gardner's crescent
— — Miss E. S. dressmaker, IMorningside
Stephenson, Rt. comb manufacturer to her
Majesty, 25 Leith street — ho. 21
Steven, Jas., writer, 10 Duncan street
Rev. Wm. D.D., governor George He
riot's hospital
—— Robert, victual and spirit dealer 52 east
Crosscausey
•— — Wm. hairdresser, 2 w. Register street —
house 30 St James' square
— — William, mason, 6 Saunders street
William, writer, 10 Duncan street
Stevens, A. bookbinder & stat. 59 South br.
Wm. cooper, 6 Tolcross
——Mrs, lodgings, 6 Howe street
Stevenson & Yule^ esqrs. W.S. 4 Thistle co.
Stevenson & Co. printers to the University,
32 Thistle street
* Henry, genl. mercht. 106 Constitu. st
Alan, esq. civil engineer, 84 George St.—
house, 1 Baxter's place
^ Alex, and Sons, stockbrokers. Old Sig-
net ball, 7 Roy. Exc. — h. 54 Albany st.
Alex, esq., S.S.C., 7 Royal Exchange
Alexander, esq. W.S. 9 Heriot row
A. H. appraiser, 39 George st. — See^rf*;.
David, civil engineer, 84 George street
Dun. printer, (to University) 8 Ann st.
James, esq. 91 Causeyside
James, preses bookbinders' benefit soc
29 Richmond place
James, ( Courant office,) 56 Queen st.
James, baker, 34 Northumberland st.
James, R.S.A. landscape painter, 74
George street
James, agent, 1 4 Clerk street
Jas. {^Fowler 4" Co.) 8 Cumberland st
Ja. late superintending surg. Madras
estabt. 11 St Bernard's crescent
John, {ofSii- W. Forbes) 14 Archib. pi.
John, innkeeper, 3 Merchant street
Rev. .John, 26 Clarence street
Ninian, teacher of writ. 14 s. St And. st.
Peter, philo. instr.mak., 9Eoth. st. — h. 6
Robert, and Sons, esqs. civil engineers, 84
George street — house, 1 Baxter place
Robert, spirit dealer, 55 Grassmarket
Robert, esq. M.D. 12 Dublin street
Simon, linen draper, 40 Bristo street
Rev, Thomas, 6 Gardner's crescent
Thomas, house agent, auctioneer, and
appraiser, 7 Milne square
• Thos. G. bookseller & bookbinder, 87
Princes street — ho. 24 Castle street
* T. maltster,corn factor, 122Constitut.st.
— house 28 Charlotte street
Thomas coal and cinder merchant,
Whitefield place
Thomas, lodgings, 15 Ingliston street
W. writer, 4 Thistle court — house 44
Melville street
Mrs James, lodgings, 14 Nicolson square
Mrs, 4 Charlotte place
Mrs, upholstress, 3 Jamaica street
Miss B., 48 India street
* Misses, dress and straw-hat makers, 125
Kirkgate
Misses, dressmakers, Morningside
Steventon, Geo., 24 Gardner's crescent
Jn. bay horse inn and livery stables, ^5
Rose street
Steuart, Charles, esq. W.S. 3 Albyn place
David, esq. 1 Gayfield place
James, esq. W.S. 17 India street— house
8 Doune terrace
Patr. accountant, 1 Carlton st.
Mrs Charles, 3 Albyn place
Miss, of Steuart hall, 16 Maitland street
tMiss, 17 St Andrew square
'Stewart and Black, mer. 121 Constitution st-
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Stewart. A. esq. of Hawkshaw, 28 Brunswick st
Alex, wine, and spirit merchant, 14. and
15 and l(j St Patrick square
Alex. (S. and Black.) lo Cassells' pi.
Alex, painter and paper hanging mercht.
93 Princes street — ho. 7 Frederick st.
A. {Sir W.ForbesS^ Co.,) 1 M'Nab st.
Alex, teacher, 4 Hill place
Alex, last and boot-tree m. 19 Xiddry st.
Alex, tailor, 11 Picaniy pi.
* Andrew, fruiterer, 47 Kiikgate
* Alex, (of Customs,) 4 Pitt street
Alex. J., W.S. 28 Pitt st.
■ Andrew, spirit dealer, ,50 Bristo street
And. grocer and fruiterer, I Pitt st.
Arch. Crown hotel, 11 Princes street
* A. clerk, 23 Bernard street
Charles & David, solicitors, 18 Duke st.
Charles, esq. S.S.C. 18 Duke street
Charles, messenger, Edinburgh & Leith
Batik, 3 Reiiister place
Charles, tailor, 69 Broughton street
Daniel, lodgings, 8 Shakspeare sq.
David, esq. 6 Hailes street
Divid, solicitor- at-law, 18 Duke st.
— — Captain Duncan, 16 Comely bank
Duncan, lodgings, 27 Hanover street
. Dun. wine & spirit dealer, 39 Frederick
street — house, 3 Jamaica street
Dun. messen. Pvoy. bank, Clyde st. lane
G. victual dealer, 98 Nicolson street
■ George, jun. grocer and provision mer.
36 and 38 Clerk st.
James, lodgings, 30 Castle street
James, shoemaker, 23 Dundas street
James, esq. S.S.C. 34 Great King street
■ James, china and glass warehouse, 72
and 74 George street
.James, bookseller, 69, Cumberland st,
J. (^Swanslon is' Stewart ,) 4 e. Brought, pi
Jimes, boot & shoem., 38 Queen st.
lames, R.N. 17 Portland place
James, tailor & clothier, 43 Hanover st.
James, confectioner and Italian ware-
house, 34 Hanover street & 2 Ptutland
place — house 30 Hanover st.
James, tailor, 5Q Thistle street
James Hope, portrait-painter, 1 Alvast.
J. tavern keeper, 1 Maitland st.
> J. & G. tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
113 High street
Jas. boot & shoem., 49 Nicol. st. — h. 61
J. L. landscape paint., 25 e. Claremont st.
John, esq. Laverock bank
John, spirit dealer, 3 Clyde street
John {J &; G. Stewart,) 84 Lauriston pi.
John, A. lodgings, 18 Leopold place
John, printer, Brodie's el. — ho 6 James' c.
John, japanner, 34 Toddrick's wynd
John, town crier, Baxter's close
Jn. tobacco manufact. 2 Old Fishm. cl.
■ Dr John, surgeon, 4 Albany street
John, esq. 5 Springfield
—— John, slater, 30 Alva street
Stewart, John, esq. W.S. 36 India street
J. decorative ho. paint. &c. 15 Nicol. sq.
John, writer, 27 Cheyne street
* John, slate and coal merchant, 43 Char-
lotte street — house 3 .laneficld
John, spirit dealer, 96, Rose street
Joseph, spirit dealer, 11 Clyde street
J. (Abcrnnthi/ S; 5".,) 4 east Broughton pi.
* Mait., grocer & spirit deal. 52 Giles' st.
]\I,irk, tailor, 3 Rose street
Malcolm, accountant, 7 n. St Andrew st.
Pet. post-horse & coach-hirer, 1 Forres st.
Peter, spirit mer. 27 Richmond place,
and 2 Charlotte st.
■ Peter, letter carrier, 7 Dunbar st.
— ^ — Robert, ink manufacturer, 116 Rose st.
Robt. writer, 1 1 Forres street
R. B. teacher of music,lO St Andrew sq.
Robert, salesman, 12 n. w. Circus place
T. esq. solicitor-at-law, 2 w. Preston st
Thos. postmaster, Charlotte place
Thos. gardener, Northfield, Newhaven
* Thos. gardener. Lochend road
Wm. gro. and spirit dea. 49 Cumberl. st-
William, baker, 1 Howe street
William, accountant, 25 Pitt street
• Wm. plane and edge tool manufacturer,
65 Nicolson street
W. postmas. and coach hirer. Thistle st.
lane — house 11 George street
Mrs Captain, 2 Athole place
Mrs Col. of Strathgarry, 10 Danube st.
Mrs D. 13, Danube street
Mrs Charles C. 33 Howe street
Mrs millinery and dress establishment,
5 Elm row
Mrs John, 27 Bread street
Mrs A. French corset mak. 11 Picardy pi.
Mrs Wm. 27 Howe street
Mrs, of Dtnbog, 66 Queen street
Mrs, 28 Pitt street
Mrs, 8 Abercromby place
Mrs, 4 east Broughton place
Mrs, spirit dealer, 19 Haddington place
■ Mrs, spirit dealer, 60 Bernard st.
Mrs, 17 Keir street
Mrs, grocer, 38 Lauriston street
]\Irs, lodgings, 13 St James' square
Mrs, lodgings, 8 Shandwick place
Mrs, trunk and portmanteau manufac-
turer, Queen's place
Mrs W. 8 Gloucester place
Miss, 3 Duncan street
Miss, 55 Queen street
Miss, of Bennie, 19 Maitland street
Miss, 40 Great King street
Miss, dressmaker, 5 Howe street
Misses, dressmakers, 1 so. Charlotte st.
& Lilly, milliners and dressmakers, 10
St Andrew square
's Albion hotel, 28 St James' square
Miss M. confectioner, 83 Nicolson st.
Stillie, James, bookseller, 78 Princes street-
house, 1 Mound place
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Stirling, Kenney, & Co., booksellers, 4-6 Georg^
street
Andrew, bookseller, 121 Princes st.
Archd. lodgings, 14. Stafford street
James, esq. W.S. 6 Alva street
John, grocer, 2 St Patrick street
John, esq. 7 St Bernard row
■ John, victual dealer, 21 Clerk street
Lieut.- Gen. Graham, 27 Queen street
* Packet Office, 2 Dock place
R. stabler & horse dealer, 11 Queensf. st.
lane
— ^ R. victualler & spirit mercht. 1 4 Melville
place, and 28 William street
Wm. spirit merchant,30 Crosscausey
Mrs, 4 Buccleuch street
Miss, 27 Castle street
Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 50
Broughton street
Stirlings, horse dealers, 110 Rose street
Stobie, Wm. victual dealer, 38 St Leonard st.
Stobo, Robert, tailor, 243 High street
*Stocks, David, baker, 31 Bridge street
* David & Co. wine merchts. and porter
agents, 34 Timber bush
* Peter, (D. Stocks and Co.,) 31 Bridge
street
*Stodart, Gavin, grocer, 1 Burns street
George T. esq. W.S. 16 Abercromby pi.
*^— George, merchant, 11 Mitchell st. — h. 3
Gaytield place
James, shoe warehouse, 305 High street
J. R. esq. W.S. 2 Drummond place
~ Mrs A. lodgings, 1 1 Drummond street
Miss, 20 Athole crescent
Miss, 12 Nelson street
Stoddart, Rear- Admiral, 10 Bellevue crescent
—— John, coachbuikler, 40 Pleasance
John, spirit dealer, 24 Potterrow
* Robert, esq. 50 Charlotte street
Thos. R. bread and biscuit baker, 22
Brunswick street
Mrs, 26 Howard place
Mrs, coach-hirer, 15 w. Preston st,
Miss, 19 India street
Stone, George, esq. 51 North Bridge — ho.
Muirhouse
Mrs, lodgings, 7 Hope street
Storie & Baillie esqs. W.S. 12 Broughton pi.
And. (5. and Baillie,) 12 Broughton pi.
George, spirit merchant, 50 Hanover st.
James, coach builder, 80 Clerk st.
John, tailor, 1 03 Rose st.
Stormonth, Miss, 3(5 Danube street
*Storer, William, dairy, 45 Water lane
Storrar, T. house agent, 59 South bridge
*Storie, John, merchant, 34 Constitution st.
Stothert, James, esq. advocate, 20 Alva st.
W. esq. of Cargen, 2 Doune terrace
Miss M. 41 east Claremont st.
Stott, D. & J. leather merchants & factors, 26
& 28 Niddry street
D. (D. §• J. Stott,) 17 Bristo street
James, leather merch. 7 Niddry st. —
ho. 2 Salisbury st.
Stott, J. H. leather merchant, 12 Niddry street,
— house 20 ]\Ieadow place
Wm. painter and glazier, 29 Dundas st.
— ho. 46 Great King street
Wm- tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 44
Lothian street, and 8 Shrub place
Mrs, lodgings, 2 Barony street
Miss, lodgings, 35 Lothian street
Strachan and Darling, esqs. W.S- 17 Pitt st.
A. & Co. tailors & clothiers, 15 Princes st.
D. wine & spirit mercht. 17 Charlotte pi.
Isaac, plasterer, 1 Athole lane
James, plasterer, 12 Gardner's cres.
* — ^ — James, (Leith Mast and Block Co,)
Queensferry road
■ John, spirit dealer, 2 Amphion place
Mrs, 12 Carlton st.
Miss M. W. 35 Frederick street
Strang, Wm. surgeon, 6 no. St Andrew street
William, spirit dealer, 21 Downie place
Strange, Hon. Mrs, 7 Ainslie place
Strangman & Brodie, general raer. & consign-
ees for A. Guiness, Son, & Co's porter,
6 St Andrew sq. and 34 Blair street
Strathmore, Right Hon. the Earl of, Holyrood
house
*Straiton, .John, shipmaster, 4 Hamburg pi.
Miss C. 9 Davie street
Stringer, C. chemist and druggist, ]3Calton st.
— ho. 4 Calton hill
Strong, Mrs, 32 Broughton place
* Mrs, Spence's place
Struthers, Wm. tailor, 22 William street
Stuart, Alex, circuit clerk of Justiciary, 21
Royal terrace — ho. 26 London street
Stuart, Gordon, merchant, 4. St Anthony place,
and 4 Dean st.
James, esq. S.S.C. 34 Great King street
J. Graham, M. D. surgeon, 9 Picardy pi.
Owen, slater, 12 n. St Andrew st.
Robert, esq. Annat, advocate, 23 Great
King street
W. attorney & accountant, 2 Lynedoch
place
W. esq. jun. W.S. 43 St Cuthbert st.
— — Mrs Charles, lodgings, 8 Downie pi-
Sirs John, 8 Staffi)r'd street
Miss, (of Allanbank,) 20 Maitland st-
Miss, 16 Stafford street
Stupart, Capt, H. P. Scots Greys, 2 Inver-
leith terrace
Sturrock & Sons,perfu. & hairdr. to theQueeu,
33 Princes st. and 27 Duke st. — h. 25
* John, brassfounder and gasfitter, Duke
St. — ho. 6 Queen's place
Mrs, 25 Duke street
Sugarhouse, 160 Canong. — W. Macfie,manager
Summers, David, baker, 55 Bristo street
Thos. shawlmanufacturer, 49 Princes St.
Sun Fire and Life Office, — Alex. Allan
and Co. 40 Princes street, and D. Mur-
ray, 39 George street, agents
Sunter, Alex, boot & shoemaker, 39 Howe St.
Surenne, D. F. drawing acad. 32 Dundas st.
John T., pianist, 48 India street
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Surenne, Alons. Gab. French teacher aiul lec-
turtron inihtaiy hi-tory,8 Nelson street
Suther, Rev. Tho. Gto. 30 Warriston crescent
Sutherland, A. G. esq. W.S. 18 Fettes row
Alex, bookseller & stationer, 12 Leith st.
David, private hotel, 128 George street
D. R. stationer, 95 South bridge
Erskine (Com. Bank,) 4 St John street
* Francis, esq. Leith Bank, 17 Bath st.
Georj:;e, painter and glazier. 111- High st.
— ho. 23 Nicolson st.
Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 0 ^lans-
field place
James, tuilor, 10 Biiccleuch street
James, builder, Lothian road — house 8
Tobago street
* James {Marshall and .S.,) 41 Consti-
tution street
James, stationer and artist's colourman,
21 Hanover street
Jamts, commercial agent, 19 Union st.
James, coal merchant, 16 Brout<hton st.
J. city officer, J. P.constable,3 Sciennespl.
J. mattress maker, ] 4 Robertson's close
Jno. & Son, tailors, 4 Romilly place
John, and Co. booksellers, stationers,
and newspaper agents, 12 Calton street
— ho. 19 Union street — See Adv.
Joseph, tailor and clothier, 93 George st.
— — P. goldbeater and silversmith, Gilchrist
lane — ho. 13 Gay field sq.
Wm. saddletree maker, Sim court, Calton
hill — house 11 Calton street
* Wm. S. bookseller & stationer, 29 Ber-
nard street
Wm. W.S. 6 Howe street
* Wm. spirit dealer, 47 Shore
Wm. grocer, 1 1 Saunders street
W. lodgings, 26 Cumberland street
Mrs T. E. 1 Windsor street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 140 Rose st.
• Mrs A. lodgings, 3 Antigua street
Mrs, midwife, 187 High street
' Mrs Jane, lodgings, 71 Cumberland st.
Miss M. straw-hat manufacturer, 1 1
Calton street
Miss W. teacher of music, 41 Gt. Kingst.
3Iiss, dressmaker, 20 s. Richmond street
— — Misses, straw-hat wareh. 6 Union pi.
Sutter, Mrs lodgings, 5 Rutland place
Sutton, Miss, 64 Frederick street
Swales, R. King's arms, 34 Rose street
Swan, D. boot and shoemaker, 26 Nicolson st.
■ George, cowfeeder, 26 Jamaica street
■ James, flesher, 26 and 27 Middle market
Jas. baker, 87 Broughton street — house,
1 Broughton place
John, victual & spirit deal. 29 Potterrow
John, flesher and poulterer, 2 Howe st.
^— Thos. dairy, 16 Cumberland street
— ^ Wm. esq. 4 Duke street
* Rev. Wm. 3 James place
^^ . William, lodgings, 4 Queensferry street
^- — Mrs David, 4 Duke street
— — — Mrs, 14 Dundas street
*Swanson, Daniel, shipmaster, 2 Madeira pi.
* Divid, jun. shipmaster, 4 Hope terrace
John, dentist, 7 east Adam street
* John, pilot, 2 Dock place
Wm. esq. of Leithhead, 17 Elm row
• Miss, 31 Clerk street
Swanston & Stewart, woollen drapers, hosiers,
and hatters, 164 High street
David, draper, 2 Alison square
Geo. lodgings, 31 Cumberland street
* Robert, shipowner, 2 Shore
Thos. (S, Sf- iftewarl,) 11 w. Richd. st.
Wm. mes.-at-arms, 23 St .James' square
Airs, lodgings, 65 Frederick street
Miss, teacher of music, 23 St James' sq.
J. milliner and dressmaker, 21 Blair st.
Swinburne, Lieut. -Col., of Marcus, 33 Royal
terrace
Swinton, Arch. esq. advocate, 9 Gloucester pi.
George, esq. 4 Athole crescent
John, esq. 16 Inverleith place
Thos. esq. 6 Pitt street
* ■ Mrs, Hillhousefield
Misses, dressmakers, 8 Dundas street
Miss, 17 Lynedoch place
Misses, 9 Gloucester place
Sword, .James, furniture commission rooms, 22
Hanover street — See Adv.
James, house agency office, 22 Hanover
street. — See Adv.
James, S.S.C. 1 Buccleuch street
* James, shipmaster, 47 Couper street
Mrs Agnes, lodgings, 25 Frederick st.
SydserfF, Mrs B. of Ruchlaw, 30 Ann street
Sym, James, accountant, 45 Frederick street
Rev. John, 37 George square
Robert, esq. W.S. 20 George square
Syme, Jas. esq. professor of clinical surgery, &
surgeon to the Queen, 9 Charlotte sq.
James, gardener, St Mark's place
John,R.S.A. por. paint. 33 Abercrom. pi.
John, coram, agent, 21 Charles street
Thomas, esq. W.S. 1 Hanover square—
ho. Trinity cottage
Thos. esq. Trinity cottage
Wm. furnishing ironmonger, and bath
maker, 4 Rutland pi. — ho. 1 Erskine pi.
Mrs, of Northfield, 24 Nelson street
Mrs, pie-baker, 35 Abbey strand
Miss, Infant and Juvenile school, 6
Wemyss place
Miss, staymaker, 12 so. St James street
Symington, A. {Megget ^S.,')2 Lower Grayst.
Arch, tailor. Deaf and Dumb Institution
J. tailor, 39 Thistle street
Miss, clear starcher, 35 Leith street
Symonds,Miss, min. painter, 33 Dundas st.
T
Taap, Wm. wholesale linen warehouse, 37
north Bridge — house 5 Nelson street
Tailor's House of Call, 9 Allan's close
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Tailyour, Mrs H. 9 Vanburgh place
Taitj Fraser^ & Co. grocers and spirit dealers,
10 west Adam street
I and Crichton, esqrs. W.S. 2 Park place
. A. hairdr. and perfumer, 82 Princes st.
* and Co. fleshers, 49 Tolbooth wynd
Andrew, victual dealer, 200 Pleasance
Aw. baker, 33 Rose st. — ho. 53 Geo. st.
. And. junior, bread and biscuit baker,
57 George street — ho. 53
— — C. B. & Co., auctioneers and appraisers,
11 Hanover street — h. 22 Lynedoch pi.
George, esq. advocate, 4 Abercromby pi.
* Geo. smith and farrier, so. Junction st.
Hugh, victual dealer, 36 Dundas st;-eet
J. H,, rear-admiral, 6 Bellevue crescent
James Campbell, esq. W.S. 2 Park place
James {Guthrie and Tait,) 41 Clerk st.
James, plasterer, 1 Mound place
James, grocer, 1 Claremont place
J. hotel keeper, 16 and 18 Princes st.
Jn. esq. advocate, and sheriff of Clack-
mannan & Kinross-sh. 1 Melville st.
John, agent, 45 Frederick street
■ John, architect, 1 Mound place
* John, clerk, 43 Bridge street
• John R. baker,2 Queensferry st. — ho. 9
John, cowfeedcr, 9 Clarence street
■ M. S. {Royal Bank,) 45 Frederick street
Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 east
Richmond street
Peter, gent. 10 St Patrick square
Ralph, provision warehouse, 85 High st.
Thomas, coal merchant, Hamilton place
Walter, eating-house, 33 Broughton st.
■ i W. surgeon & druggist, 139 High st.—
37 Nicolson street
— William, publisher, 107 Princes street—
ho. Sallyville, Portobello
— — Wm. button and trimming warehouse,
12 South bridge — ho. 71 Clerk street
■ W. agent & cork manufac. 12 Thistle st.
■ Wm. cowfeeder, Veitch's square
Mrs J. 23 Warriston crescent
— — Mrs Walter, druggist, 61 Bristo street
* Mr Walter, 4 Hermitage place
^— Mrs, sicknurse, 32 Abbeyhill
■— — IMrs, 22 Lynedoch place
Mrs, 27 Hamilton place
Mrs, sicknurse, 40 Jamaica street
Miss Alison, grocer, 8 Carnegie street
■ Misses, dressmakers, 33 Thistle street
Misses, dressmakers, 30 Abbeyhill
Tanners' club house, 16 Earl Grey st.
Tansh, Mrs, ham cur. & ham shop, 32 High st.
— — Jas. circulating library, 1 William st.
Tasker, J. esq. north Gothic cottage, Trinity
Tatham, Edmd. esq. 8 Dewar place
Tause, John, lodgings, 11 Howe street
Tawse and Bonar, esqrs, W.S. 15 York place
Andrew, esq. W.S. 11 Royal terrace
— — John, esq. advocate, 49 Queen street
J. W. W.S. 49 Queen street
Tax-Office, Gen. for Scoti,., 10 Waterl, pi.
Taxes, Annuity, 12 Royal Exchange
Taxes, Arrears of assessment, IS North bridge
City improvements, Victoria terrace
City poor rates, 25 North bridge
Land and assessed, 60 North bridge
West Church poor rates, 1 Rutland st.
Police and prison, 18 N. bridge — A.
Thomson, collector
Property and Income, {of ancient Roy-
olti/,) 377 High street
Property and Income, 30 Hanover street
Road money, 39 George street
*Tay Marine Insurance Co. 34 Bernard street,
D. R. M'Gregor, agent
*Taylor, Bruce, and Co. merchants. Old Naval
Yard, 136 Constitution street
and Binnie, coach office, 1 North bridge
Andrew, grocer, 3 Home street
Andrew, wine merchant & grocer, 9 St
Patrick square — ho. 10
Daniel, S.S.C., 18 Leopold place
David, cowfeeder, 14 Saunders street
* Fran, cart-wright, Morton's entry. Kirk-
gate — house 6 Lawrie street
* James, merchant. Old Naval yard, 136
Constitution street
James, flesher, 44 Clerk street
.Tames, esq. 5 George's place
J. esq. {Lander &; Co.,) 3 Montague st.
Jas. druggist, 1 16 West bow — house, 112
.Tames, gardener, Lover's lane. Meadows
* J. D. and Co.'s London porter store, 38
Constitution street — J. B. Tod agent
Dr John, surgeon, 1 Abercromby place
G & W. boot and shoem. 55 Canongate
* John, grocer & spirit dlr. 9 Hamb. pi.
John, cabinet and picture frame maker,
carver, gilder, auctioneer, & appraiser,
Assembly rooms
John, surgeon, 8 Abercromby place
John, mason, 11 south St James' street
John, boot and shoe maker, 24 Elder st
,Tohn, spirit dealer, Q5 Grassmarket
J. A.M. 9 Tiviot row
Jos. & Jas. general merchants and wine
agents, Tanfield, Canonmills
Joseph (J. & J. Taylor), Tanfield house
Laur. {Sir Wm. Forbes §' Co.'s B.,) 9
Tiviot row
M. lace manufact. 51 North bridge — ho.
22 Minto street
Mark, engineer, {Edin. Gas Co.,) Reid's
court, Canongate
P. Hall, esq. S.S.C. 18 Leopold place
* Robert, spirit mercht. 37 Cable wynd
Robt. boot & shoem. 5 Ronaldson's bdgs.
Thomas, picture framer, 1 Forth street —
house, 12 Caltonhill
Thomas, flesher, 12 Middle market
Thos. upholsterer, 12 Queen's place
Rev. William, 12 Athole place
Wm. esq. W.S., 22 Abercromby pi.
* William, Pirniefield
* William & Co., soap-makers, Little Car-
ron, 4 Salamander street and 10 Sheriff-
brae
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Taylor, William, grocer and spirit merclit. 11
so. Union place — house 6 Union street
—^ Wm. esq. 5 Portland place
Mrs, 22 Abercroinby place
3Irs, Watson, 10 Carlton terrace
* Mrs A. 7 Hope terrace
Mrs Jos. spirit dealer, 36 Brunsw, st.
Mrs A. East India wareh. 15 Picardy pi.
Mrs, 2 Htnderson row
Mrs, 18 Leopold place
Mrs, grocer, 184 Rose street
jMrs, 8 Forres street
■ Mrs, 11 Cheyne street
■ Mrs, 31 Buccleuch place
* Mrs, dairy, 7 Riddle's close
Miss, lodgings, 62 Cumb. street
Miss, 13 Pitt street
* Misses, dressmakers, Hillhousetield
Teenan, J. ink manufacturer, 15 Tobago St.
Teind Office, Register house
Telftr, David, esq. 7'2 Northumberland street
Thomas, ironmonger, 10 Graham street
Mrs, 8 Malta terrace
• Mrs Thos. lodgings, 38 Cumberland st.
Temperance Tkact Depositoiiy, 36 Fredk.
street
^— Hotel, 24 Greenside street
Temple, William, clerk, 23 Lauriston street
*Templeman, IMrs, midwife, 118 Kirkgate
Teiinant, John, clerk, 5 w. Newington place
David, victual dealer, 164 Fltasance
Wm. letter-carrier, 18 Fountain bridge
Tennent, Hugh L. esq. advoc. 9 Lyncdoch pi.
Patrick, esq. W.S. 9 Lynedoch place
Terrot, Right Rev. Bishop, (Scottish Episco-
pal church) 19 Northumb. st.
Teviotdale, Wm. bootmaker, 3 Carnegie street
Thackrach, Lockwood, & Co. hop and seed
merchants — J. M'Dowall, agent, 12
Union place
Thatcher, Dr Jn. F.R.C.P., cons, physician, &
lecturer on midwifery and diseases of
Avomen and children, 14 Picardy place
Thick, Mrs John, broker, 169 Cowgate
Thin, G. victual & spirit dealer, 4 Castlebarns
Thom, Alex, chemist & druggist, 78 Queen st.
* David, merchant and commission agent,
Russian Consul and Lloyd's agent, 28
Constitution street — ho. 23 Pilrig street
James, dentist, 3 Ladyfield place
James, clerk, 2 Robb's court
— — Jas. chimney sweeper, 1 Legget'sland
J. (Johnston and lliom,) 35 Castlebarns
Wm. flesher, 73 Broughton street
. Mrs William, Reid's close, Canongate
Thomas, James F. esq. 7 St. Vincent street
Mrs, 7 St Vincent street
Thompson, James, flesher, 31 Pitt street
• Mrs, lodgings, 3 west Register street
Thomson & Dunn, glass-cutters, Greensidelane
■* Adam, tailor & clothier, 64 Tolbooth.w.
Andw. A. of Customs, 59 Kirkgate
* Alex, surgeon , 8 Tiviot row
* Alex- joint-manager, Lon. &Leith Ship-
ping Co. 31 Queen street
Thonason, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 27
High street, Newhaven
Elder, and Burn, esqrs. W.S. 6 Fred.st.
Adam, esq. 8 w. Claremont st.
Adam, horse dealer, 6 Drummond st.
Allan, M.D. Professor of the Institutes
of Medicine in the University, 80
(Jeorjje street
Alex. esq. W.S. 6 Frederick street — ho.
Canaan house
Alex, accountant, 18 North bridge — ho.
6 Newiujiton place
Alex, writer, 13 Pitt street
Alex. (R. Thomson &Son,) 1 Archbd. pi.
Alex, grocer & spirit dealer, 93 W. bow
Alex, gunmaker, J 6 Union place and 3 so.
St Andrew street — ho. 11 Antigua st.
Alex, brassfounder, 22 Greenside place —
* A. and W. Leitii marble work, 56 and
57 Constitution street
* A. & W. com. agent.'^, ship and insur-
ance brokers. Exchange buildings
* Alex.,(^. and W. Thomson,) 10 James's
place. Links
A. & D. silver platers and brass mould-
ing manufacturers, 28 Niddry st.
* Andrew, shipmaster, 70 Tolbooth wynd
l)r Andrew, M.D. surgeon and druggist,
48 George st. — ho. 24 Dundas street
Rev. And. 24 Fettes row
Andrew, flesher, 61 Pleasance
Andrew, brewer, 19 Canongate
And. mill-master. Bell's mills
Arch & Co. woollen drapers,255 Highst.
A. {A. Thomson and Co.,) 1 Ramsay gar.
A. A. (of J. G. T. ^- Co.,) 65 Princes st.
and 29 St Andrew street*
Arch, smith and farrier, 16 Charlotte pi
D. (^British Linen Co.,) 6 Register place
D. J., hide and leather factor, 38 Niddry
St. — house, Belleville hall, Blacktt pi.
David, glass cutter, 31 Broughton street
David J., S.S.C. 13 Annandale street
Rev. D. V. teacher of English, 17 Geo. st.
David, spirit dealer, 154 Rose street
David, boot & shoemaker, 29 Hanover
street — house 31
David, upholsterer. Dean bank — ho. 15
Jamaica street
David, mill-master, Dairy mills
David, spirit dealer, 3 Spring gardens
Don. spirit dealer, 2 Rutland pi. — ho. 1
Ebenezer, teacher of languages, &:c., 30
Royal circus
Edward, tailor and glover, 68 Leith st.
— house, 7 east Register street
Edw. baker, 31 Frederick street— ho. 13
George and Sons, upholsterers & cabinet-
makers, 86 High street
* G., manager of the Forth Marine In-
surance Co., Exchange buildings, 129
Constitution street
Geo. boot & shoem. 1 n. w. Circus place
— — George & Co. boot and shoemaker, 39
George street
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ThoiDson, G. ( Gen. P. O.,) 13 Torphichen st.
Geo. baker a' d confec. 2 Elm row — ho. 1
— — George, hairdresser and perfumer, 7
"Waterloo place— ho. 1 7
George, plumber, east end Jamaica street
Geo. grocer & spirit dealer, 6 Jamaica st
* George, surgeon, 51 Constitution street
Gideon, tailor and clothier, 423 High st.
Henry, tobacconist, 3 Leiih street — h. 13
Norton place
Henry, carver and gilder. 21 Leith street
Hugh, recorder, Greyf. 23 Geo. IV. Br.
James, esq. 4 Park street
Jas. baker, 12 south College st. — ho. 15
James, tailor & clothier, 4 W. Register
street
James, auctioneer and appr. 9 Bright, st
James, woollen draper, 168 High s t.
* James, smith, Duke street
Jas. capt. 23 Danube street
James, baker, 5 Charlotte place
J. G. and Co. wine merchts. agents for
R. Exc. Assu. Corporation, 65 Prin. st.
and Vaults*
James, baker, 75 Clerk street
— — .lames, farmer, Roseburn, Dairy mills
James, dairy, Market street
James, merchant, Canonmills
* James, gardener, Bonington house
J. G. esq. 14 York place
James, coach-builder, 10 Queensferry st.
— ho. 28 Rutland street
—— James S. missionary, 7 Brand place
• John, spirit merchant, 2 mid. Arthur pi.
Dr John, 80 George street, and More-
land cottage
J. esq. (cashier R. Bank,) 18 Charl. sq.
John, Manchester and Glasgow wareho.
87 South bridge — ho. 7 Brighton st.
John, pawnbroker, 44 South bridge
J. printer, 1 Milne sq. — h. 7 Windmill st.
John, grocer, wine and spirit merchant
2 Duncan street — ho. 10
* .John, victual dealer, 142 Kirkgate
John, esq., 21 Leopold place
.John, wright, 59 Thistle street
Jo. slater & smoke curer, 47 Lothian st.
John, writer, 20 Comely bank
John, tailor, 25 North bridge
* Rev. John, 1 Regent street
John, spirit dealer, 6 Shakspeare square
* .John, corn mercht. 23 Bernard street
L. smith and ironmong. 3 Montague st.
M. G. grocer & spirit dealer, 173 Cowg.
Peter, baker, 54 Charlotte street
* Peter, baker and spirit dealer, 8 Riddel's
close
Peter, comm. traveller, 1 Charles street
Rob. letter-carrier, 9 so. Richmond st.
R. esq. advocate, (sheriff of Caithness,)
70 Great King street
R. and J., Dalkeith candle warehouse,
52 George street
* Robert, of Customs, 5 Regent street
* Robt. agent E. and G. railway, 53 Shore
Tiionison, Ro. and Hon, wholesale warehouse-
men, 9 Royal Exchange — house 6 Buc-
cleuch place
Robert, spirit dealer, 18 Union place
Robert, hair cutter, 15 Catharine street
Robert, lodgings, 51 Rose street
Robt, jun. spirit dealer, 108 Grassmarket
Samuel, physician and accoucheur, 30
Royal circus
Dr Thos. & Co., 23 Greenside street
Thomas, esq. 13 Elm row
Thos. esq. advocate, 16 Regent terrace
Thos. esq. W.S , 9 north St David street
— ho. 1 8 Charlotte square
Thos. leather mercht. 81 West pert
Thos. merchant, 7 no. back of Canons:.
Thos. A., & Co. clothiers to H. R. H. P.
Albert, 6 George st.
T. ( Thos. A.T.&r Co.,) 1 Annandale st.
Capt. W. A., R.N. Morison pi. Piershill
■ W. and J. house factors and agents, 18
North bridge
W. A. jun. messenger-at-arms, 18 North
bridge — house 6 Preston street
W. J. esq., 3 W. Claremont street
Wm. T. esq. account, manager Standard
Life Assur.Co., 3 George st. — See Adv.
Wm. millwright and flooring machine
maker, 120 Fountain bridge
Wm. H., M.D. F.R.C.S., 70 Northd. st.
William, solicitor-at-law, 11 South br. —
house 19 Meadow plare
Wm. baker, 39 w. Nicolson st. — ho. 35
Wm. baker to the Queen, & confec, 4
Albert place — bo. 48 India street
Wm., grocer and spirit dealer, 1 west
Preston street
W. wine merchant, 100 Princes street —
house 53 Castle street
William, victual and spirit dealer, 15
India place
Wm. bootmaker, 90 Kirkgate
Wm. & James, upholsterers & furniture
dealers, 2 Queen st. & 4 N. St David st.
William, comm. agent, 18 Frederick st.
* William, victual dealer, 34 Water lane
* William, {A. and W. Thomson,^ 59
Constitution street
Wm. corn mer. & maltster, 2 John's lane
— house 9 Cassells' place
Wm. tobacconist, 6 Brighton st.
* Wm. shipmaster, Madeira street
Wm. letter-carrier, 6 s. St James' street
Mrs, 18 Clarence street
Mrs Colonel, 12 Brandon street
Mrs David, lodgings, 31 Broughton st.
Mrs, 5 Mackenzie place
Mrs J. tavern keeper, 11 High terrace
Mrs James, 15 Gardner's crescent
Mrs Janet, dressmaker, 41 Bristo street
. Mrs P., French staymaker, 7 Sibbald pi.
Mrs William, 23 Comely bank
* Mrs, poulterer, Newmarket
Mrs, 2 JMurray's buildings, Causeyside
— Mrs, French goffering, 52 Hanover st.
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*Thomson, Mrs, Bonington house
* Mrs, 76 Constitution street
Mrs, of Leckif bank, 7 India street
Mrs, lodt;ings, 8 Adam street
• JMrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 162
Rose street
Mrs, midw. andsickn. 1 1 s. St James' st.
Mrs, dr.ssmaker, 2 Homily place
Mrs, .5 Kerr street
Mrs William, 17 Montague street
Mrs, cook, 3 Saunders street
Miss, 6 Buccleuch place.
Miss M., straw-hat manuf. 175 Canong.
Miss Isabella, 16 Scotland street
Miss Elizabeth, 52 Broughton street
Miss, 33 Montague street
Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 7 east
Register street
Miss, 25 Gayfield square
Miss Agnes, 3 Leopold place
Miss J. 34 Howe street
Miss, 26 Rankeillor street
Miss, 27 Alva street
Miss H. 48 Minto street
Miss, 40 Queen street
Miss, 4 North Charlotte street
Miss, rope and twine manufacturer, 7 St
Patrick street
Miss, dressmaker, 37 Thistle street
Miss, 56 Castle street
Misses, fancy embroiderers, 52 Hanover
street
Misses, dress and straw-hat makers, 6
Brighton street
* Misses, milliners and straw-hat makers,
32 Kirkgate
Thorburn, Rev. A, head master G. Watson's
hospital
* Rev. David, 14 Hermitage place
* Francis, provision shop, 87 Kirkgate
* George, merchant, 12 Hermitage place
* J. water officer for Leith, 13Tolbooth vs^d
* James, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc
worker, 118 Kirkgate
Jn. and Jas. builders, foot of Minto st.
J. coniectr. to her Majesty, 5 Waterloo pi.
K. M. K. esq. W.S. 13 Fettes row
T. hosier and linen draper, 23 n. w. Cir-
cus pi. and 47 Lond. st. — h. 44 Ann st.
William, sen. esq. 11 Annandale street
* W. and Sons, merchants, 51 Kirkgate
William, baker, 5 Shrub place
Mrs J. stonew. dealer, 16 n. w. Circus pi.
S. tea warehouse, 150 High street
Mrs Margaret, 31 Wright's houses
Mrs, ladies' sicknurse, 1 9 Salisbury st.
Thornton and Collie, printers and booksellers,
19 south St David street
A., mason, 2 Cumberland street
Geo. ( Thornton §■ Collie,) 24 Gayfield sq.
Robt. man. of locomotives, (£. §• G. U.)
Railway Station
*Thurso Shipping Co. 2 Dock pi. D. Smith, ag.
*Thriepland, Miss A. 2 Baltic street
Thynne, Wm. fiesher, 12 Stockbridge market
Tibbets, George, hatter, 38 South bridge — ho-
2 St Pa'.rick square
Tindal, Mrs, 27 Howe street
Tilbee, Spencer, esq. 6 Clarence street
*Tilks, Miss, milliner and dressm. 72 Kirkg.
*Tingraan, John, of the Dock Co. Madeira st.
Tinsley, Miss Helen, 41 Lothian street
Tipper, Mrs, 26 Ann street
*Tobacco Bonding Warehouse, 12 Quality st.
Tod and Hill, esqrs. W.S. 59 George street
& Mickell, painters and paper hangers,
35 Dundas street
A. B. esq. 9 Melville street
Alex, baker and confect. 133 Princes st.
Henry, esq. W.S. 39 York place
Hugh, esq. W.S. 6 Queen street
James, esq. W.S. 21 Dublin street
James, victual dealer, 8 King's stables
J., & Son, spring manufacturer, 14 Green-
side lane
. Jas., {J. Tod Sj- Son,) 27 Greenside row
James, farmer, Merchiston
Jas. tailor and clothier, 46 Nicolson st.
* Jas. B. merchant and agent, 38 Constitu-
tion street — house, 5 Fife place
* James, baker, 20 Couper street
James, farmer, Chancelot
John, S.S.C 13 Gilmore place
John, esq. W.S. 7 Great Stuart street — •
ho. 14 Ainslie place
John, engraver, 8 so. St Andrew street
John Robert, W.S, esq. 7 Great Stuart
street — house 5 Melville street
* John, flesher, 32 Queen street
John (J. T. cS' 6'oH,) 13 Union place
John, woollen draper, 55 North bridge—
ho. 28 London street
Robt. painter, 4 Northumberland place
Robt. & Son, fleshers, 3 s. e. Circus pi.
Major-Gen. S. H. Morningside place
Thomas, esq. advocate, 15 Coates cres.
Wm. esq. 29 Montague street
William, lodgings, 3 west Arthur place
W. {Crawford S; Tod,) 11 Archibald pi.
Mrs Thos. baker, 12 Duncan street
Mrs, 5 Cirove street
* Mrs George, 47 Couper street
* Mrs J. victual dealer, 11 Tolbocth wy.
Mrs, 7 Stafford street
• Miss, 9 Melville street
Misses, Trinity hut
Tods and Romanes, esqrs. W.S. 7 G- Stuart st
Todd, A. bookseller, public library, 1 St Pa-
trick square
Alex, gardener, Quarry holes, Easter ro.
A. jun. carver & gilder, 1 St Patrick sq.
* David G. merchant, 69 constitution st.
* David, grocer, 73 Constitution street
George, jun. writer, 4 Nicolson square
Geo. accountant, 9 n. St David street
John, teacher, {StMan/s,) 6 Huntly st.
Jos. & T. agents and button factors, 3
Melbourne place
Mrs, 6 Beaumont place
Mrs, teacher, 3 Gray's court
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Tofts, William, printer, 23 Drummond street
Tolleith, J. gunsmith, 6 Queensferry street
*Tolmi(', Adam, spirit dealer, 33 shore
* James, spirit dealer, 62 shore
Toppin, Wm. straw and tuscan hat rnanufr. to
her Majesty, 23 George street
Torrance, Alex, coal raercht. 92 Crosscausey
David, esq. 34 Buccleucli place
■ G. M'Miken, esq. of Kilsaintninian, 28
George square
George, baker, 4 Northumberland street
George, farmer, Greenbank
Ja. smith & ironmonger, 10 Charlotte pi.
■ John, baker, 3G Bucchuch street
Jose[)h, spirit dealer, 170 Canongate
■ Robert" smith and tin plate worker, 40
Nicolson streitand 16 Hanover street —
ho. 35 w. Nicolson street
Mrs, 3 Montague street
Mrs, 32 Rankeillor street
*Torrence, Jas. ship & cust.-ho. brok. Bathfield
Torrie, T. Jameson, esq. adv. 21 Royal circus
Torrop, Christopher, esq. 16 s. St David st.
.James, esq. 33 Loudon street
Toshach, Mrs, 54 Bristo street
Tough, David, painter, 26 Rankeillor street
— — Wra. smith, 63 St Leonard's st. — ho. 69
Mrs, 1 Stafford street
Tower, Mrs, 21 Alva street
Towert, John, boot and shoe maker, 14 Lady
Lawson's wynd
Town Clerk's Office, City Chambers
* Clerk's Office, 60 Tolbooth wynd
Townsend, W, harp & pianotbrte maker, 9
Greenside place
■ W. H. landscape painter, and teacher of
drawing, 9 Greenside place
Trades' Maiden Hospital, Argyle sq — R.
Sclater, 54 Rankeillor street, treasurer
Trail, Andrew, water officer, 23 Downie place
• Anthony, esq. W.S. 20 Danube street
■ John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer^ 133
Rose street — ho. 12 Castle street
■ Dr Thos. M.D. profes. of Aledical Juris-
prudence, University, 13 Gloucester pi.
'■f Mrs, dressmaker, 27 Giles street
Miss, straw-hat manufacr. 38 Dundas st.
Train, Wm. cooper. New markt. Old Brought.
Mrs, green grocer, 60 Queen street
Miss, green grocer, 60 Queen street
Tran, Wm. gardener, Lixmount
*Transport Office, 42 Bernard street
Traquair, Dav. gardener, Tynecastle cottage
Rev. Jas. 10 Duncan st. Newington
Wm. esq. W.S. 2 Queen street
Mrs, 19 India street
Trayner, John, victual dealer, 12 Rose street
Treasurer, Mrs, 25 Archibald place
Trench, James, builder, 26 Royal crescent
* Robert, spirit dealer, Silverfield
' Thos. wood merchant, Bellevue — ho. 26
Royal crescent
Tress, John F., & Co. tea merchantj 13 Leith
St. — ho. 6 Elm row
Trinity Hospital, foot of Leith wynd — Ja.
Gifford, 98 South Bridge, treasurer
* House, 99 Kirkgate — J. Smith, master
and treasurer
Tripney, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Abbey strand
Miss, 4 Abbey strand
Trotter, Alex. esq. of Dreghorn, 12 George sq.
Chas. cabinetmaker, upholsterer to her
Majesty, 9 Princes st. — ho. 21 Regent
terrace
David (Aiichiwn (^ Co.,) 17 w. Nicols. st.
James, teacher of writing, arithmetic,
and bookkeeping, 10 no. St David st.
.1. slater, 66 Buccleuch st. — ho. 1 Clerk st.
Nicol, painter, 21 Canal street
Stephen, spirit dealer, 170 Rose street
Thomas, cattle dealer, 183 Causey side
Tb.omas, esq. W.S. 50 Castle street — ho.
15 Young street
Thomas, butcher, 13 St James' square
Thomas, coal merchant, 1 Fyfe place —
ho. 6 Glover street
Mrs, of BUlendean, 13 Abercromby place
* ]\Irs, 6 Glover street
Mrs Margaret, IS Cumberland street
Troup, James, esq. 29 Windsor street
Truetitt, W. hairdresser & perf., 57 Princes
street
*Truman, Ilanbury, Buxton, & Co.'s London
porter store, D. Stocks & Co. agents, 34
Timber bush
Trustees for British Herring Fishery, Royal
Institution, Mound
' Office for Manufactures, Royal Insti-
tution, Mound
Tullis, Robert, and Co. paper makers, 14 St
.James' square
W. esq. Home Lodge, Viewforth
* Mrs, 25 Charlotte street
*Tulloch, William, spirit dealer, 18 Elbe street
Miss, 41 Ann street
Tulloh, James, esq. 42 Drummond place
Miss J. 11 VVarriston crescent
TuUy, Mi's, lodgings, 10 so. College st.
Mrs, 41 Clerk street
*Turcan, Jo. (T. S^^ Co.,) Union pi. Hope st.
Leith walk
* & Co. merchants and ship owners, Wet.
docks
Turnbull, A. tailor & clothier, 3 e. Register st.
* Adam, letter carrier, 7 Glover street
Alexander, broker, cabinet-maker, 44
Blair street and 208 Cowgate
* Alex, manager for Edinburgh and Leith
Glass company. Glass works, 42 Sala-
mander street
* Alex, town crier, 33 Tolbooth wynd
And. teacher of dancing, 13 Frederick st.
And. and Co. printers, 317 High street
D. esq. W.S. 34lndia st. — chambersDean
of Guild clerk's office, Royal Exchange
Geo. esq. W.S. 16 Thistle street— house
49 George square
—— G. glass drop raanufactur. Greenside lane
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Turnbull. Hugh, late baker, 3 Downie place
James, victual dealer, 126 Uosc street
. John, merchant, i Salisbury street
John, lodgings, 6 Brunswick street
John, shoemaker, 229 Canongate
John, tailor, 29 William street
John, baker, 5 William street
John, marble paper maker, Allan's close
P. spirit dealer, 11 Earl Grey street
Wm. {It. B. ofScoll.,) 20 Gt. Stuart st.
Wm. B. D. D. esq. advocate, sec. to the
Society of Antiquaries, 25 Gt. King st.
Wm. coachman, 8 James' place
* W. ship master, 1 Regent street
* Mrs James, 32 Shore
Mrs George, 28 Howard place
Mrs, 5 Hermitage place
Mrs, 8 Bonington place
Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Rae-
burn place
Miss M. lodgings, 12 Hill square
• Miss, 21 Leopold place
Mij'ses, wool, silk, and fancy trimming
warehouse, 21 Elm row
Misses, straw-hat makers, 29 William st.
Misses, boarding-school, 20 Royal circus
Misses, straw-hatmrs., 39 South Bridge
JMisses, boarding and day-school, 17
Broughton place
Turner, Capt. D. Myrtle bank
.lames, victualer & spirit dealer, 31 Wil-
liam street
J. and Co. lithographers, engravers, and
printers, Lothian road — ho. .5 Hay's (;o.
Jno. spirit merchant, 3 .Johnstone place
■ Peter, silversmith, I Dairy lane
Peter, provision and spirit merchant, 18
Clerk street
• Rich, spirit dealer, 19 Fleshmarket close
■ Thos. coal merchant, Echo Bank
Thos. gardener and spirit dealer, Leven
cottage, Leven street
Mrs, 2 Manor place
Turpie, Robert, (late of Excise,) 1 Lower
Gilmore place
Turunski, Lewis, esq. 28 Clarence street
Tilting, Edwd. boot & shoemaker, and leather
merchant, 10 north St David street
Tweeddale, George, builder, 4. Leven street
John, tobacconist, 102 High street
* Robert, flesher, 42 Bridge st.-— ho. Hill-
housefield
Wm. police weigher. Clerk street
Tweedie, Graham, and Anderson, esqrs. W.S.
31 Great King street
• John, esq. W.S. 31 Great King street
Jn. commercial agent, Goshen bank
John, grocer, 227 Canongate
Tho.provision wareh. 131 High st. — h. 135
— — Thos. hosier and glover, 30 Leith street
— ho. 6 Leopold place
■ Rev. W. K. 50 George square
■ ■ Miss, confectioner, 8 n. St Andrew st.
Tytler.Lieut.-Colonel, 11 Melville street
— — Mrs John, 11 Nelson street
u
U NioN Canai. Ci)., Port Hopetoun
1 liOan Co., pawnbi'okers, J. Williamson,
manager, 13 Terrace, Leith st.
United Kingdom Life Assurance Co., 1 south
Charlotte street — Augustus Maitland,
Gordon & Stuart, and 'Adamson &
Co. agents — See Adv.
Society of JotJiiNiiYMEN Tailors, 9
Allan's cl. — Pet. ^M'Kenzie, call-master
Universal Life Assurance Society, 1 1 Young st.
David Wight, W.S. agent
University Printing Office, 32 Thistle street
Ure, Chas. D. Esq. surgeon, 7 Pitt street
Jas. esq. comptroller of H. M. customs,
13 Carlton terrace
Mrs, ladies' sicknurse, 1 so. St ,Tas. st.
Urquhart, Adam, esq. advocate, 5 St Colme st.
Alex, boot & shoemaker, 37 Hanover st.
Geo. smith, north Circus lane
Henry, hairdresser and bar wigraaker, 99
Princes street
.James I^. carver and gilder, 31 Elder st.
John, perfumer, 40 Cxeorge st. — ho. 42
John, -mason, 36 Bristo street
Leonard, silversmith, 47 High st.
Miss, 22 Howe street
Usher, Andrew, & Co. wine and spirit mer-
chants, 20, 22, and 24 w. Kicolson st.
And. ( f/. and Co.,) 26 w. Nicolson st.
Hugh, assistant city chamberlain, 11
Lothian street
Jas. & Thos. brewers, 101 Cowgate, and
12 Mtjichant st.— h. 110 Lauriston pi.
John, esq. W.S, 27 Howe street
Vachell, Horatio, gent. 1 west Newington
Vatr, James, bookseller, 14 Chapel street
Vallance, George, breechesmaker, &c. glover to
the Queen by appointment, 11 w. Re-
gister St. — ho. 3 east Register street
J. and J. coal merchants, 7 Port Hamil-
ton— house 11 Semple street
Thomas, baker, 166 Pleasance
Vannan, Jas. letter carrier, Simpson's court.
Varnier, A. importer of French shoes, 46
George street
Vass, David R. surveyor of taxes, 39 So. bridge
Vaughan, Mrs, 190 Rose street
Vedder, David, tide surveyor. Cherry bank
Veitch, Andrew, governor of children's hospi-
tal Old Physic Gardens
Geo. home missionary, 23 Lauriston st.
Rev. Jas. West kirk manse
John, dentist, 2 east Broughton place
* John, & Co. cork manuf. 137 Kirkgate
John, esq. of Wood side, 12 Cassells' pi.
.John, baker, 5 Johnston's place
Robert, grocer, 7 Shrub place
Tho. stationer, mapseller, and account
book manufacturer, 33 3t Andrew's sq.
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Veitch, Thoma?, esq. 6 Johnston place
^— William, lodgings, 7 N. St David street
Mrs Wm. w. Xorion place
Mrs David, 10 Roxburghe street
Mrs, 10 Charlotte square
— — ]\Irs, of Stewartfield, 7 1 York place
jMrs, 5 Buccleuch place
- Mrs, 31 Windsor street
Misses, milliners, 7 w. Richmond street
3Iiss, dressm. and milliner, 46 Castle st.
Vernon, W. F. surgeon dentist, SO Princes st.
— See Adv.
A. E. & Son, jewellers and silversmiths,
54Leith street
Vert, Mrs, lodgings, 9 Salisbury street
Vertue, D., H.E.LC.S. 19 Windsor street
Vickers, Chas. M.D. 13 no. w. Circus place
Victuallers, Licexsed, & General Life
Assurance Co. 23 Thistle street
Viner, Misses, 8 Inverleith row
Vipond, Thos. tavern, 11 Leith street terrace
Virtue, James, commercial agent, 82 so. Bridge
— ho. Cameron ho. Dalkeith road
* W. and Co. wine, spirit, and fruit mer-
chants, 14 St Anthony street
Wm, wine merchant, Forth street
*Vulcan Foundery Co. Admiralty street
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Waddell, Wm. esq. W.S., oO Melville street
* Wm. esq. 7 Hermitage hill.
William, esq. W.S. 50 Melville street
I\Irs A. 11 Torphichen street
Wade, Tho esq. 12 VVarriston crescent
Mrs, 24 Albany street
*Wait, Thomas, tea dealer, 2 Shore
Waite, jNIrs, 3 Grove place
Wale, James, beam and scale and coffee mill
manufacturer, 90 and 91 Leith wynd
Waldie, James, merchant and shipowner, 32
Queen's place, and 10 Stead's place
. John, spirit dealer, Echo bank
Lieut. J. H. 26 George street
Robert, coal merchant and contractor,
Xewbaven
Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 38 Brunswick st.
Miss Janet, silk and worsted shop, 45
Hanover st;reet
* Walker & Brown, woollen and linen drapers,
134 Kirkgate
& Melville, esqrs. W.S. 110 George st.
■ & Co. engravers, 2 North bridge
* A. rope & twine manufltcturer, 9 Kirkg.
* Alex, late of Excise, 3 Kirkgate
— — A. B. cashier, Nat. Bank, Logic green
Alex, and James, woollen drapers and
hatters, 407 Lawnmarket
• Alex, baker, Maitland street, Newhaven
^— Al. smith, e. Rose st. la je — h. 52 Rose st.
* Alex, vintner, 22 Shore
* Alexander, of Customs, 4 Ferry road
Chas. esq. H.E.I.C S. 68 Broughton st.
D. auctioneer and general agent, Agency
Office, 56 So. br. — ho. 33 Buccleuch pi.
f— — George, M.D. surgeon, 9 Bonington pi.
Walker, G. military bagpipe ma. 340 Lawnm.
* G. {G. cV J. Walker,) 4 Welling, pi.
* G. & J. linen & wool, drapers, 2 Kirkgate
James, esq. W. S. 21 Queen street
* James, teacher, John's place — house, 76
Constitution street
* James, of W. & Brown, 3 ]\Iorton street
* J. W. wine merchant, 3 Springfield
& Son, butchers & poulterers, 18 u. w.
Circus place
James, (A <^- J. Walker,) 4 Whartnn pi.
James, esq. advocate, and sheriff of Wig-
tonshire, 23 Royal circus
James, bookseller, 34 Horse wynd — ho.
13 Salisbury street
* James, recorder, 27 Giles street
James, printer, 6 St James' court, and
6 Mound place — ho. 18 Buccleuch pi.
James, wright, upholsterer, and house
agent, 166 Rose street — ho. ISO
Jas. haberdasher and hosier, 54 High st.
James, tea and wine merchant, 54 Ni-
colson street — house 2 Salisbury st.
* J. (of G. &,~J..) 3 Kirkgate
John, spirit dealer, 12 Broad wynd
John, esq. S.S.C., 7 Elder street
J. M. esq. 6 Stewart street, Piersbill
Rev. John, misRionary, Logie green
John, grocer, 172 Fountainbridge
John, boot and shoemaker, 150 Rose st.
John, esq. W.S. 4 Queen street — ho. 47
Northumberland st.
John, transcriber, 17 Bread street
Robt. {Oliver &,' Boyd,) 18 Nicolson st.
Robt. jun. {Oliver 4" Boyd,) 106 Laur. pi
Robert, bookseller, 12 Bank street —
house, 27 Gilmore place
Thomas, tailor, 106 Causeyside
Thos. C. house- steward and clerk Royal
Edinburgh Asylum
Tho. skinner and wool-dlr. Bell's Mills
Capt. W. 20 Dublin street
Wm. baker, 4 south St James' street
Woo. & Co. umbrella manufacturer,
6 North bridge — ho. 5
Wm. S. esq. of Bowland, advocate, 7
St Combe street
Wm. esq. surgeon, 47 Northumb. st.
* Wm. spirit dealer, 6 Tolbooth wynd
Wm. spirit dealer, Restalrig
]Mrs Captain, 12 upptr Grey street
Mrs James, 5 west Claremont street
Mrs J. W. 11 Keir street
Mrs William, 47 Northumberland st.
Mrs, 22 Stafford street
;Mrs Captain, 2 Hart street
Mrs, 43 east Claremont street
* Mrs, Jas. baker, 95 Kirkgate
Mrs, staymaker, 9 Hamilton place
Mrs Andrew, 7 Graham street
* Mrs William, 37 Couper street
Mrs, 45 Frederick street
Mrs, lodgings, 40 Parkside buildings
Mrs, 34 Howe street
JNIrs, 30 Rutland square
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Walker, Mrs M. 7 west Nicolson street
Mrs, '243 Canongate
Miss, 45 George s-qu:ire
Miss, 14 Lynedocli place
Miss, Drumsheugh
Miss, niillintr and dressm. 34 Howe 8t.
Miss, t20 Pitt street
Miss, 3 Gloucester place
Miss, 14 Raeburn place
Walkinshaw, James, spiiit dr. ;}2 w. Reg. st.
Wallace and W'hyte, sculptors and marl>le
cutters, Shrut) place
Andrew ( Wallace i)- Wliyte,) 6 Hadding-
ton place
Alex. (Aijiieiv anil Co.) 9 Pilrig street
Alex, shoemaker, 57 Thistle street
Andrew, Sliotts Iron Co., 22 London st.
And. gro. & victual dealer, 145 Cowgate
David, Wright & house agent, 171 Foun-
fain bridge
D. & J. boot and shoem. 30 Abbeyhil!
Eben. esq. W.S., 9 Pih ii( street
Geo. ( W. cS- G. Wallace,) 9 Piliig street
* George, clock tavern, 41 Shore
* ,Jds. agent for National Bank of Scot-
land, 30 Bernard street — house 10 Con-
stitution street
* Jame.=:, baker, 10 Couper street
James, bootmaker, 96 Princes street —
house 59 Frederick street
James, wrigbt and undertaker, 9
Church lane
John, victual dealer, 145 High street
J(»hn, late painter, 7 India place
* John, & Son, coppersmiths and patent
hearth makers, 11 Sandport street
* John, jun. (J raid Soji,) 14 Com. place
Lewis, A. architect and builder, 34 Re-
gent terrace
* Matthew, victual dealer, 18 Yardheads
Robert and Co. printers, 3 Register pi.
Robt. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 & 2
Deanhaugh street
* Robt. B. brassfounder, 12 Sandport st.
• Thos. Wright and smith, Wardie cottage
Thomas, wright, 166 Fountainbridge
Thomas, shoemaker, G9 Broughton st.
William, esq. W.S. 7 Crichton st.
W. D., S.S.C, '2 Alva street
Wm. Edin. and Glasgow Railway Office,
6 south St Andrew street
* Wm. & Sod, grocer, 8 St Andrew street
— house 7
* Wm. and Geo. merchants, 45 Quality st.
■ Wm. esq. wester Dairy House
Wm. ( W. §' G. Wallace,) 9 Pilrig street
Mrs, of Auchinvole, 14 Manor pi.
Mrs, meal dfaler, 7 Broughton street
Miss, worsted shop, 76 Princes street
* Miss, Bainfield, Queensferry road
■ Miss A. stay and straw-hat maker, 46
Nicolson street
■ Misses, 6 Lauriston lane
■ Miss T. French stay maker, 17Castie st.
Walls, John^ S.S.C. 17 London street
Walls, John, broker, 40 Cowgate head
Misses, 17 London street
Walmsley, Mrs, French stay mkr. 121 Geo. st.
Walsh, Benj. miniature j)ainier, and teacher
of drawing, 32 St Andrew's square
Walton, Miss, 3 St Bernard row
Wands, Wm. painter and glazier, 23 Howe st.
Geo. (of Observer oj/icp,) 8 Dundas st,
Warburton, S. & G. engravers, 119 Princes st.
Ward, Mrs, 2 s(juth Charlotte street
W. K. ordnanct! office, Castle
Warden, Dr Adam, F.R.C.S.E. 3 Baxter's pi.
* Peter, shipowner, Eathheld
* W. (Leith Ropery ( o.,) 30 Bath street
VVanilaw, A. joiner, Broughton
Eben. merchant, 4 Graham street
Peter, smith, Broughton
— filiss, Chessells' court
Miss, 9 Albyn place
Miss, milliner, 47 South bridge
Wardrop, Miss, 15 Nelson street
Wcirren, Fred, hpirit dealer, 390 Castle hiil
* Warrick, W. cocnmercial traveller, 32 Shore
* Mrs, 32 Shore
Waterloo Hotel, .John Ramplin, 24 Regent br.
News Rooms, 23 Waterloo place, John
Harthill and Son
Waters, E. (G. P. O.) 2 Salisbury sq.
H. flesher, 4 so. Clerk street — ho. 51
* ■ Wm. painter, 39 Bridge street
Waterston, Alex, and Co. carvers and gilders,
dealers in curiosities, 1 and 2 Ronald-
son's buildings
D. {R. W. and Co.,) 14 Dublin st.
Geo. and Son, wax chandlers, stationers,
and sealing-wax makers, 29 Hanover
street
Geo. ( G. W. and Son,) 1 1 York pi.
Geo. jun. (G. W. and Son,) 8 St John's
hill
John, spirit dealer, 25 Pleasance
John, builder, 15 Gilmore place
R. & Co. ready made linen wareho. hosiers
& glovers, 12Geo. St. and 2 Netherbow
Robert, spirit dealer, 133 Rose street
* Robert, bookseller and stationer, 1 8 Ber-
nard St. — ho. 15 Constitution street
V/illiara, es(j. accountant, 11 York place
Mrs, 27 Montague street
Mrs, lodgings, 9 Albany street
Watheraton, John, wright, 22 Rutland square
Watmore, Mrs, 35 Alva street
Watson & Handyside, coal agts. 1 Spence's pi.
— ho. 3 Grove street
Alex. esq. surgeon, F.R.C.S. 51 Queen st.
Alex, spirit dealer, 20 Heriot's buildings
* Alex, wine merchant, 137 Kirkgate — >
house 6 Cassells place
A. teWev (Bank ofS.,) 7 Henderson row
A. teller (ii B. of Scot,) 12 Hanover st.
Daniel, bookbinder, 23 South bridge
* Da.yid (Smith and Watson,) 6 Glover st.
* David, ironmonger, 123 Pligh street — h.
58 Hanover st.
David, lodgings, C Heriot bridge
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"Watson, David, macer, 83 Causey^ide
* Geo. late snipmaster, 1 15 Kirkgate
Geo. esq. 5 Picardy place
Henry Geo. esq. account, 13 St Andrew
sq. — ho. 123 George st. — See Adv.
■ • Inglis, ( W. t^- Handyside), 3 Grove pi.
• Piev. Dr, 19 Royal terrace
Jhs. esq. advocate, 25 Dublin st.
James, bookbinder, 7 ^Milne square
■ Jas. esq. 2 George place
Jas. esq. account, and manager for the
Scot. Prov. Life Ass. &c. 14 St Andrew
square — ho. 14. Argyle sq. — See App.
— — James, writer, 11 Forres street
Jas, writuig master, teacher of arithme-
tic & bookkeeping, 12 Queen street
— See Adv.
' J. slater, Canonraills-slateyard, Brough-
ton park
.lames, cooper, foot of Dickson's close
James, cabinet maker, upholsterer, and
undertaker, 121 George street
Jn. wiioles. and retail woollen and linen
draper, 320 Lawnmarket — house 106
Lauriston place
Captain, J. 48 Rankeillor street
— — John, manager Edin. Gas-Light Com-
pany, 6 Brunton place
John, writer, 15 Salisbury street
John, spirit dealer, 10 St Leonard st.
John, grocer and spirit dealer, 71 Grassm.
Jn. joiner, upholstr., cabinet and picture
fraraemaker,Union st. — ho. Gayfieldsq.
Lieut. John, 12 St Leonard's street
— ■ — Jn. tailor and clothier, 10 Nicolson st.
— — ' John, wright, Croftanrigh
'■' John, esq. gen. mercht. 48 Constitution
street — house, 5 Hermitage place
* John, tertius, cashier of Hull and Leith
Shipping Co. 11 Vanburgh place
Rev. Jonathan, 2 Danube street
Peter, victual dealer, 34 Abbeyhill
Robert, tailor, 17 Castle street
Ilobt. mill-master. Water of Leith
* Robt. surgeon, 1 Albany street
Thos. builder, and agt. tor Garnkirk Fire
Clay Co. 34 Canal st. — ho. 8 Princes st.
T. O. (C(>;«. Bank,) 17 Clarence street
Thomas, esq. 2 Dean street
* Dr T. Bosvvell, 37 Constitution street
Thomas, currier, 3 Portland place
* Thos. letter carrier, 33 Bridf^e st.
* Walter, {nf Excise,) Primrose street
W. F. bookseller & statnr. 52 Princes st.
W. Smellie, esq. R.S. A. portrait painter,
10 Forth street
Wm. of National Bank, 6 Fingal place
■ • William, baker, 15 Calton street
William, lathsplitter, 137 West port
William, spirit dealer, 87 West port
1 Wm. & Co. engineers and ironfounders,
6 Fountaiabridge— ho. 16 Portland pi.
— — Wm. bone merchant, 53 Ironside place
*— — Wm. flesher and spirit dealer, 8 Port-
land place
* Watson, Mrs, 73 Constitution street
Mrs David, 9 Stafford street
Mrs Geo. 2 south Blackett place
jNIrs George, 14 Argyle square
* Jlrs, 4 Links place
Mrs John, Cherry bank
Mrs, 25 Cumberland street
Mrs Dr, 6 Pitt street
3Irs, 37 Scotland street
Mrs, lodgings, 24 Maitland street
* Mrs, lodgings, 33 Bridge street
Mrs, lodgings, 53 Frederick street
Miss, 21 Lynedoch place
IMiss, 27 Warriston crescent
JNIiss, 118 Princes street
Miss, 28 Danube street
JMiss, 18 Leopold place
Misses, 31 Warriston crescent
i\Iisses, milliner and dressm. 3 Grove pi.
Watson's Hospital, Meadows — Sam. Ait-
ken treasurer, 12 Bank street
'—— .John, Institution, Dean — John Ha-
milton, W.S. treasurer
Watt and Wilson, china merchants, 194 Ca-
nongate
* and Yule, merchants, 4 Bernard st.
Alex, veterinary surgeon, 6 James' place
Alex, tailor and clothier, 64 Leith st. —
ho. 15 James square
A. vintner & carrier's office, 45 Bern. st.
Alex. H. coal merch. 3 Railway depot—
ho. 25 Parkside street
— — Alex, boot and shoe maker, 19 Abbeyhill
Arch, joint manager, Old Shipping Co.
10 Cassells place
A. saddler and harnessmaker, 7 so. St
David street — ho. 4 north St David st.
And. upholr. & cabinetm. 1 I\Iaitland st.
David, seal and silver engraver, 67 N. br
— h. 21 St James' sq.
Charles, lodgings, 2 Melville pi.
George, spirit dealer, 8 Jamaica street
* Geo. Helen street
H. bookseller & bookbinder, 44 Leith st.
James, spirit dealer, 22 Dean street
J. B. and Hugh, agents and secretaries
for Com. Life Ins. Annuity & Family
Endowmt. Co. 9 York pi. — See Adv.
— — J. B. esq. solicitor, 9 York place
James, joiner, 4 Elder street
Jas. & Co. spirit raerchts. 15 Canning pL
* J. & R. tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
9 Dock place
James {J. A. Bertram and Co.,) 3
Morton street
John, turner, 1 3 High street
J. ivory, wood, and ornamental engine
turner, 48 Leith st.
Mark, esq. 4 upper Dean terrace
* INIatthew, baker, 3 Riddel's close
. M. J. surgeon dentist, 65 Princes st.
R. & W. commercial agents, 3 and 4 Had-
» dington pi. — ho. 28 Scotland street
Rev. Robert, 28 Scotland street
Robt. (of Watt and Yule,) 10 Cassells pL
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Watt, Thos. esq.of Allanliiil, 11 e. Claremt. st.
T. watchiDaker, 45 Princes street — h. 54.
west llichinoiiil st.
Mrs George, lodi^ings, 18 Druinmond st.
* Jlrs, 10 Shore
Miss, cowfeeder, 13 New street
Wauch, Mrs, of Foxhall, 2 Atliole place
*\\'auchope and Moodie, wine merchants, 6
Constitution street
George, ivory turner and toy shop,
21 South bridge — ho. cast Preston st.
George, esq. 8 Aloray place
]\Iiss, of Niildry, 51. George square
Waugh, Wm. S.S.C. 31 Cheyne street
— — George, baker, 11 Catharine street
IMrs, 56 Clerk street
■ Miss, 25 St James' square
Weatherley, Mrs, dressm, 42 Cumberland st.
Webb, Chas. shoemaker, 45 Thistle st.
John, shoemaker, 1 William street
Mrs, 39 Thistle street
Webster, A. B. esq. IM.D. 13 Drummond pi.
. Aw. messenger-at-arms, 4 St James' sq.
Brothers and Co. general merchants,
2 Melbourne place
George, surgeon, 5 Gibb's entry
George, writer, 8 Pitt street
* Hugh, spirit dealer, 45 St Andrew st.
Jas. esq. Cherry bank
— — Jas. {ttennie ^- Webster,) 16 Royal cir.
John, watchmaker, 107 West port
. John, merchant, 1 4 Adam street
' John, posture master, 3 Gardner's cres.
* .lohii, boot and leather warehouse, 18
Coalhill
' Rob. esq. of Signet office, S.S.C. agent
for Aberdeen A ssur. Annuity and Rever.
Co. 65 Princes st. — ho. Blandfield ho.
See Adv.
William, writer, 24 Queen street
* Wm. spirit dealer, Lochend road
* Mrs, straw-hat maker, 11 Kirkgate
* Mrs, 6 Hermitage place
' Miss, lodgings, 3 west Register street
—— Misses, 1 Buccleuch street
Weddell, A. letter carrier, 9 s. Richmond st.
Jas. & Co. hosiers, & glovers, 1 so. St
Andrew st. — house 9 Salisbury road
James & Co. wine merchants & grocers,
5 Baker's place
— — Thos. hosier and glover, 45 So. bridge —
factory, Heriot bridge — ho. 9 Salisbury
road
1 William, stationer, 9 Bread street & 32
Leith street
. Mrs, 1 Duncan street, Newington
. Miss, 9 Salisbury road
Wedderburn, G. esq. W.S. 6 north St David
street
Mrs, of Wedderburn, 17 Abercromby pi.
Mrs James, 31 Heriot row
Weir and Gardiner, esqrs. W.S. 31 Albany st.
. ■ ' Graham, esq. M.D. physician and ac-
coucheur, 1 Albyn place
Weir, Jas. (6". P. O. ) Kyle pi. Abbey mount
• James, esq. M.I). 0 Lynedoch i)lace
.lames, {oi Law and lle/r,) 43 India pi.
John, iilastcrLT, 70 High st.
Matthew, esq. W.S. 31 Albany street
Richd. grocer and tea dealer, 6 India pi.
Rob. M. wine merchant, 71 Princes st.
Samuel, silversmith, 13 Canal street
Thomas, esq. W.S. agent for the Patent
Office, 9 Danube .street
— Thos. H. baker, 130 Kirkgate — bouse 1
Morton street
Mrs Major, 6 Lynedoch ])lace
Mrs and Misses, boarding-school, 17
Elder st.
JVIiss, 15 Chapel street
]\Iisses, boarding-school, 41 Moray place
Micses, boarding-school,? Northumber-
land street
Misses, boarding-school, 11 Saxe-Coburg
place
Wells, Wm. & Co. teamerchants,41 N. bridge
Lawrence (of Wells and Cu.) 50 Rankeil-
lor street
Wellwood, A. M. esq. of Pitliver, Canaan park
Welsby, Mrs, 32 Danube street
Welsh & M'Duit; esqs. W.S., 7 Northumber-
land St.
David, esq. W.S. 7 Northumberland st.
David, baker, 3 Rose street
James (G. P. Office,) 23 St James sq.
James, flesher, 3 Rose street
Jas., bootmaker, 17 south St David st.
James, commercial traveller, 23 Lon-
don St.
• John, grocer, 3 Scotland street — ho. 1
Rev. Dr (Profess, of Church History,
59 Melville street
Mathew, shawl manuf. 81 so. bridge
Wm. flesher, 102 Rose street — ho. 73
Mrs, 52 Rankeillor street
Miss, 2 Park street
Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 1 7 Howe st.
Miss, 9 Northumberland street
Miss, 21 Salisbury street
Miss, 13 Bank street
Misses, 30 Clarence street
Wemyss, Right Hon. the Earl of, 64 Queen st.
Andrew, portmanteau and trunk manuf.
16 Waterloo pi. and 33 Hanover street
— ho. 20 St James' sq.
J. (Sir W. Forbes,) 27 Nelson street
John, linen draper and silk mercer 24
Downie pi. — ho. 125 Fountainbridge
Wm. deputy comm. gen. 6 Salisbury road
W. (Shutts Foundery,) 9 Moray street
Mrs, 13 Pitt street
Mrs, 6 Cumberland street
Miss, 30 upper Gray st.
Miss, straw- hat maker, 35Broughton st.
West of England Fire &Life Insurance
Offices, 24 St James's sq. & 69 Con-
stitution street* — F. Cameron, manager
Ed. auctioneer & apprais. 74 George st.
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Vv'est, Joseph, lodgings, 33 Bridge street
]Mrs Stewart, 7 Scotland street
Miss Georgina, 2 ^Mansfield place
^Vesterx Bank of Scotland, 12 St And.
square — Peter Ramsay cashier
Coal Co., so. Coates, J. M'Kelvie
General Dispensary, 23 William street
Westgarth, J. esq. 8 Maryfield, Easter road
Thos. engineer, 12 King's stables — ho.
8 JMaryfield
West Kirk poor rates' coll. office, 1 Rutland st.
Westminster. Life Insurance, 39 George
street — D. Murray agent
Weston, John & Co. booksellers and sta-
tioners, 25 Lothian street
Thos. victual dealer, 4 St Patrick st.
Richd. & Co., booksellers and stationers,
15 Lothian street
I\Irs, fancy silk and trimming wareho.
13 J^othian street
Wheatley, S. (barkeeper C. of S.) 69 Rose
street
*Whigham, Charles, dairy, Glover street
■ Robert, e-q. advocate, (sheriff of Perth-
shire.) 79 Great King st.
Misses, French staymakers, 4 Clerk st.
Whillas, Ja. ordained surveyor, 12 Charles st.
Thomas, cabinetmaker, 15 Earl Grey st.
' William and Son, coopers, 58 Bristo st.
Misses C. & M. straw-hat & mantua
makers, 3 Portland place
White, Adam (Sir TV. Forbes S^ Co.), 34 Buc-
cleuch place
* Adam & Co. merchants, 18 Queen st.
* ■ Adam, esq. 32 Charlotte street
* Alex. esq. merchant, 4 Summerfield
Alex., victual dealer, 22 n. w. Circus pi.
Andrew, flesher, 17 Catharine street —
house 59 Broughton street
Andw. Sc Ja. woollen & linen-drapers, 5
Calton street
Daniel, wine & spirit dealer, 68 Adam sq.
* David, gent. 1 1 Vanburgh place
* David, tailor and clothier, 12 Dock place
— house 14 Commercial place
Dd. bookseller, stationer, and circulat-
ing library, 6 Baker's place
George, stamper G.P.O. Chalmers' close
George, printer, 3 Register place
— — Hugh, agent Marquis of Lothian col-
lieries, St Leonard's depot, and 2
Baltic street*
Jas. furrier to her ]\Iajesty, & umbrella
maker, 69 Princes st. — ho. 23 Claremont
crescent
■ James, surgeon, Laverockbank cottage
* James, merchant, 30 Charlotte st.
Jas. sec. (Forth Marine Insurance,') 13
Gayfield square
Jas. grocer and spirit deal. 14 Home st.
John, baker, 3 Duke street
* John, corn factor and general agent,
58 Yardheads
John, teacher of English and geogr. 3
no. St David St. — ho. 11 Henderson row
White, John, flesher, Broughton
Jn. hatter, woollen-draper, hosier &
glover, 34 Geo. st — ho. Charles st.
Richd. (of Aitken 6,' While,) 25 Gay-
field square
Robert, esq. W.S. 1 Drummond place
Robert, tanner, skinner, & wool dealer,
Bonington
Rt. {Lochrin Distillery,) 39 Gilmore pi.
* Robert, wholesale grocer, 70 Shore
Robert, victual dealer, 204 Canongate
Stephen, cowfeeder, 217 Canongate
Thomas, esq. 134 Princes street
* Thos. dyer, 31 Tolbooth wynd— ho. 45
^— T. and Co. tobacco-pipe manufacturers,
dealers in pipeclay and Bath brick.
Jack's close
T. {Sir W. Forbes i,- Co.) 7 Buccleuch pi.
\^ra. {Smith, W. ^' Co.) 13 Gayfield sq.
William, candlemaker, 87 Nicolson st.
M. grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Spence's pi.
Mrs Peter, spirit dealer, 19G Rose street
Mrs, 1 Howe street
Mrs, 5 Buccleuch place
Mrs, staymaker, 7 Charles street
Miss, 11 Forres street
Miss, 10 Rankeillor street
Miss, teacher, Jo Clerk street
Miss, 34 North bridge
Miss M. dairy, 9 Dalrymple place
Misses E. & J. milliners, dress & straw-
hat makers, 6 Calton street
Whitecross, Jno. temperance coffeehouse, 13
west Maiiland street
Whitehead & Livingstone, glovers, hosiers,
general outfitters, 61 George street
- John, esq. S.S.C. o Fettea row — ho. 27
St Bernard's crescent
Jno. boot and shoe maker 6 Catharine
St. — ho. 19 Gayfield square
Nicolas, spirit dealer, 57 No. bridge
Wm. hosier & glover, 41 South bridge &
Old Assembly close — ho. 43 George
square
Wm. boot & shoe wareh. 48 Princes st.
— bouse 15 St Andrew's square
Miss, dressmaker, 5 no. St James' st.
Whitelavv, Da. watchmaker, 13 Princes st.
Jas. watchmaker, 28 west Register st.
James, writing master, 54 South bridge
— — William, bootmaker, 7 Queen's place,
Leith walk
Miss, 2 London street
Whitson, Geo. post horse, job, and livery sta-
bles. Young street lane
James, smith, 37 Fountainbridge
* John, tailor, 10 Hamburg place
* Robert, brewer, 11 St Anthony street
Vvhitten, John, {Sheriff Clerk's Office,) 35
Lothian street
Mrs, 35 Ldthian street
Whittet, Wm. {Robb^- JF.) 10 Buccleuch st.
Whyte, And. wholesale stationer, 1 Hunter sq.
— house 45 Montague street
D. K. bookseller, 10 Scotland street
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Whyte. David, merchant, 21 Nelson street
D. victual dealer, 10 Nicolson street
George, letter carrier, 9 Brighton street
James, hair mercht. 4 Infirmary street
* James, shipmaster, 7 Hope terrace
John, haker, 72 Thistle street
John, victual dealer, 19 Charles st.
John, provision shop, 39 Clerk street
John, pattern drawer, 41 Clerk street
Robert, pewterer & hardware merchant,
235 High street — house 5 St Patrick
square
Thos. esq. of Glcnesslin, Greenside house
Thos. broker, 1- Alison square
Rev. W. classical master, G. Watson's
hospital, 4 Infirmary street
Wm. and Co. booksellers to the Queen
Dowager, 13 George street
Wm. painter and glazier, 5 Castle street
Mrs David, 21 Nelson street
Mrs INIarion, 24 Greenraarket
■ Mrs, lodgings, 24 Clerk street
Whytock, Richard & Co. printed furniture
warehousemen, 7 George st. — manu-
factory, St Ann's, Lasswade
Mrs Wm. 2 east Preston street
Wickham, Mrs, Capt. 22 Gardner's crescent
Mrs J., 5 Dtranhaugh street
* Wickland, Mrs, 1 4 Albany street
Wigham, Jn. tertius, silk-man, shawl and
tartan manufr. 32 Nicolson street — ho.
5 so. Gray street
Jdo. jun. gent. 10 Salisbury road
Mrs, Stonefield, Canaan
Wight Alex, coal mercht. Wight's place
* & Scott, victual dealers, 144 Kirkg.
David, esq. W.S. II Young street
George, tiesher, 3 Albany st — ho. 2
Barony street
George, lodginefs, 108 George street
James, clerk. Water of Leith mills
Robert, accountant, 4 Arthur st — ho.
Ormiston lodge
Wm. lleaher, 218 Canongate
Wm. clerk, 4 east Adam street
■ William, cutler, 25 s. Richmond street
Mrs Colonel, 86 Great King street
Mrs, 20 Annandale street
■ Mrs, stabler, 67 Grassmarket
Mrs Alexander, 3 Graham street
Mrs, 16 Broughton place
Miss, housekeeper. Trades' Maiden
Hospital
Miss, 31 Broughton place
Wightmau, James, cowfeeder, 26 Pleasance
E. boot and shoem. 10 n. St David st.
John, seedsman, 2 Romiliy place
.John, piano tuner, 8 St James sq.
Joho, fltsher, 17 Calton street
Thomas, tailor, 42 Thistle street
William, {of OrreUy Co.)— ho. Trinity
crescv'Dt
W. Wright & undert. 42 Whitfield place
Mrs, lodgings, 1 Clerk btreet
Wighton, A. G. working jeweller and gold-
smith, 1 7 Queen street
T>.(A. Strachan S^' Co.,) 22 Calton hill
Wilkes, John, cabinetmaker, 83 Rose street
Wilkie, Alex, messen. at arms, 5 St James sq.
Andrew, silversmith, 45 High street —
ho. 9 Duncan street, Newington
Duncan, tiesher, 8 Middle market
James ( Gazette office,) 120 Nicolson st.
James, esq. accountant, 65 Castle st.
James F., S.S.C 29 Dundas street
Robert, builder, 67 Great King st.
Thos. bookbinder, 1 Milne square
Capt. Wm. 3 St Bernard's crescent
Wm. paper stainer & floor-cloth saloon,
51 George street
Wm. esq. 1 St James' square
Wm. esq. Spring villa, Morningside
Mrs David, 120 Nicolson street
Mrs, of Bonington, 13 Duncan street
Mrs Isabella, lodgings, 5 Glanville place
Mrs, 44 Howe street
Wilkinson, James, baker, 103 Grassmarket
John, practising surgeon and druggist,
48 Hanover st — ho. 82 South bridge
Joseph, letter-carrier, 133 Nicolson st.
John, boot and shoemaker, 23 Thistle
8t — bouse 38 Hanover street
Misses, dressmakers, 58 Hanover street
Willcocks, Wm. coal mercht. & contractor, 4
E. and G. Mailwai/ depot. — ho. 25
Gardner's crescent See Adv.
Will, Alex, late examiner of H. M. Customs,
4 Raeburn place
Williams, Edward, M.D. 23 Howard place
John, jewel-case and pocket-book maker,
8 North bridge
J. F., R.S.A. landscape painter, 121
Princes street
The Yen. Archd. J. 13 Saxe Coburgpl.
Richard, esq. 62 George street
Theodore, esq. B.A. Oxon. {master in the
Edinburgh Academy,) Dean lodge
W. & G. marble cutters, Broughton st.
Mrs, milliner and dressmaker to H.M.
and her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Kent, 4 Elm row — ho. 6
Mrs, 8 Randolph crescent
Mrs, 1 1 Ainslie place
Williamson, Adam, salesman for cattle and
sheep, 2 Tollcross
* & Stark, com. merchants, 23 Bernard st.
— — Alex, writer, 48 India street
Alex, shoemaker, 1 9 Crosscausey
Alex, shoemaker, 384 Lawnmarket
Alex. {Scot. Wid. Fund,) 16 Grove st.
Chas. merchant, 51 Charlotte street
* Chas. metal dealer, 79 St Andrew st.
Lieut. -Colojiel D. 6 Hope park
Captain David, 5 Raeburn place
— — David, esq. {Hunte?; Campbell, & Co.,)
20 Stafford street
. David, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 west
Newington place
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Williamson, Donald, boot and shoemaker,
299 High St.
* Dr, surgeon, 51 Charlotte street
Fr. parchrnentmaker, &c. Bonington br.
George, tinsmith, 5 Canongate
. Geo. boot and shoemaker, 277 High st.
. Jas. col. City Improvement, 76 Lauriston
place
*. James, tailor, 35 Kirkgate
Jas. surgeon 6c druggist,. '30 St And. sq.
* Ja. (late of Customs,) 51 Charlotte st.
■ James, tailor, 38 India place
— — .John, working jeweller, 15 Greenside st.
Thomas, victual dealer, 37 Bristo street
Wm. writer, 16 Grove street
Mrs C 6 Gardner's crescent
* Mrs, Caithness tavern, 33 Bridge street
Mrs, stay maker, 30 Lothian street
JIrs Robert, 6 lliclimond place
Mrs .Times, lodgings, 8 Roxburghe street
Mrs E. spirit dealer, .51 Fountain bridge
Miss, of Cardrona, 35 Queen street
■ Miss, North field, Newhaven
Miss, 22 Tobago street
Willis and Williams, clothiers and habit ma-
kers to the Queen. 62 George street
Miss, 27 Nelson street
Willox, Jn. wood engraver,ll Causeyside
Wills, W. H. esq. 7 6 Queen street
Wdmev, Mrs, 21 Parkside street
Wilshere & Phelps, Loudon floor- cloth, paper
hangings, and carpet wareh., 9 Water-
loo place
M. (of fV. c^- Phelps,) 11 Portland pi.
Wilson & Martin, clothiers to her Majesty, 7
St Andrew^'s square
and Moir, smiths & ironmongers. Mint
& Co. dressing-case, and pocket-book
makers, 21 George street— See App.
A. & G. fishing rod and tackle makers to
H.R.FI. Prince Albert, 34 Princes st.
A. iS: P. letterfounders, 27 New street
Adam, esq. deputy clerk of Session,
12 e. Maitland street
Adam, lodgings, 56 Frederick street
Alex, spirit dealer, 11 Candlemaker row
Alex, writer, I Bellevue crescent
■ Alex, gardener. King's park
Alex, pianoforte maker, 35 New st.
* Alex, victual dealer, 34. St Andrew's st-
— lio. 1 Pillans' place
■ Andrew, wright, Ca'der's place
* Aw. solicitor, 21 Bernard st. — ho. 8
.Smith's place
* Andrew, agent for Edinburgh and Leith
bank, 19 Charlotte street
A. flf'sher, 51 Nicolson street
Andrew, clothier, 13 Hill place
Andrew, tvright, IS Leven st. — ho. 1
* Andrew, shoemaker, 46 Yardheads
. Chas. H. esq. architect, 8 Northum-
berland street
. Daniel, printseller & artists' colourraan,
35 w. Regist. f.t. — ho. 32 Broughton st.
Rev. Day. teacher of Hebrew, 1 7 Elder st.
Wilson, David, cowfeeder, 158 Rose street
D.( Wilson and Moir,) 12 Roxburghe pi.
David, slater, 1 Portland place
Fr. {Robert CadeU's), 21 :Mont.ague st.
Francis, lodgings, 42 Lothian street
Geo. M.D. surgeon, lecture rooms, 24
Brown square
Geo. smith & ironmonger, Chalmers'
close — ho. 36 Rankeillor street
George, {Stamp Office,) 15 Gardner's
crescent
* George, dairyman, 4 Elbe street
Geo. dealer in wooden wares, 6 Victoria
street
Geo. {Wilson §■ JMartin,) 27 Elder st.
Hugh, writer, 2 Carlton street
Huiton, esq. W.S. 39 London street
James, draper & silk mercer, 3 South
bridge — house 11 Gilmore place
Jas. esq. W.S. 39 London street
James {accountant, B. Linen Co.,) 29 St
James' square
James, esq. Woodville, Canaan
James, wright, Lothian road
— James, commission mercht. 19 Quality
street — house 13 Assembly street
— James, joiner & cabinetm., 5 Glover st.
— James, wine and spirit merchant, 58
Lothian st. — ho. bQ
— J. tuner of musical instruments, 65
Nicolson street
— James, slater and glazier, 27 Howe st.
— James, agent, 25 Arthur st.
— James, ham shop, 59 Nicolson street
— James, shoemaker, 28 Fish Market cI.
— Dr John, 76 Lauriston place
— John, house painter & paper hanger, 5
St James' square
— John R. esq. civil engineer, 39 Lond. st.
— John, esq. professor of moral philo-
sophy, 6 Gloucester place
— John, lodgings, 7 south-east Circus pi.
— John, grocer, 5 St Mary wynd — house
Spring Gardens, Abbeyhill
— J. wine and spirit merchant, 12 Catha-
rine street — house 10
— John, clerk, 90Fountainbridge
— John, upholsterer, 3 Earl Grey street
— John, boot and shoem. 2 Young street
— John, bootmaker, 31 n. Pict street
— J., J. P. officer, 16 Middleton's entry
— John, J. P. officer, 3 Leith wynd
— John, victual dealer, 193 Canongate
— Jonathan, gardener, Easter road
Joseph, spirit dealer, 98 Kirkgate
— Jos. commerc. trav. 13 Torphichen st.
p. English teacher. High School, White-
house, Duke street
— Patrick, architect, 2 Queen street
— Patrick, esq. 19 St Bernard crescent
— Peter, wine and spirit dealer. Regent
arch, and 23 Bank street — house 13
— Peter, spirit dealer, Tyne castle
— Robert Sym. esq. {secretary, Royal Bank
of Scotland), Register place
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Wilson, Robt. esq. 80 Haddington place
Robert, writer, 13 Abbey strand
Robert, flesher, 133 Rose street
Robert, flesher, 2 Scotland street
Robert, clerk, 6 Gardner's crescent
Robert, plumber, 6 Earl Grey street —
ho. 1 Portland place
Robt. manuf. and linen draper to the
Queen, 4 Geo. street — house do.
Robt. esq. lateextractor, Court of Session,
17 w. Nicolson street
R. fishinf^- tackle maker, 23 Princes street
Robt, manager Kdinr. Loan Co. 39 So.
Bridge — ho. 53 Canongate — See Adv.
Robert, hatter, 19 Salisbury street
Rob. painter and glazier, 66 Clerk street
''" Robert & Co. gen. agents, 2 Wet docks
Thomas, esq. 4 Salisbury place
* Thomas, baker, Hillhousefield
Thomas, supervisor of excise, 1 Great
Wellington street
* William, corn dealer, 26 Yardheads
W. bookseller, stationer, & circulating li-
brary, 44 George st. — ho. 25 Scotland
street
■ William, esq. C S. 16 St Andrew's sq.
— house 51 Melville street
Wm. victual dealer, 38 no. Richmond st.
■ ' Wm. wine and spirit mercht. 165 Pleas.
William, victual dealer, 1 Union place
Wm, dentist, 18 Young street
William, baker, 38 Rose street
Wm. (Permit Office) 79 South bridge
William, writer, 18 Leopold place
William, coal merchant, Echo bank
Wm. clerk, 7 St Anthony place
Wm. (^Inglis and Wilson,) 32 St Pat. sq.
Wm. wine & spirit merchant, 6 Han. st.
Mrs Fraser, Rose lane, Abbeyhill
Mrs I. Register tavern, 12 Register st.
• Mrs, 71 Clerk street
* Mrs, 6 Pillans' place
* Mrs. Jas. 2 Baltic street
* ' Mrs H. 17 Albany street
]\Irs Jane, lodgings, 32 Cumberland st.
* Mrs John, 13 Assembly street
'■ Mrs Robert, 47 Bridge st.
Mrs Robt. 35 Claremont street east
Mrs Thomas, 40 Rankeillor street
* Mrs William, 2 Ferry road
Mrs, lodgings, 49 Cattle street
Mrs, 13 Union street
]\Irs William, 27 St Patrick square
IMrs, 33 Minto street
Mrs, lodgings, 129 Rose st.
." Mrs, 1 Charles street
Mrs, 5 College street
Mrs, 5 Nelson street
]\Irs, 65 Lauriston place
Mrs, crape dresser, 73 Rose street
Jlrs, lodgings, 10 south College street
iMrs, ladies' nurse & midw. 4 Jamaica st.
Mrs, cook, 38 India place
— — Mrs Christian, midwife, 13 Allan st.
Mrs, 52 Broughton street
Mrs, Robert, 69 Broughton slrtet
Wilson, Mrs, 14 Henderson row
Miss A. Blackford
^liss H. 36 Gilmore place
Miss, ladies' school, 17 Dundas street
* Miss, lodgings, Regent street
Miss, silk & worsted shop, 9 Hanover st.
MisSj milliner, 6 north west Circus pi.
Miss, dressmaker, 11 St James strtct
Miss, 24 Greenside place
Miss, dressmaker, Morningside
Misses, 1 Park street
Misses, boarding school, 22 Royal circus
* Misses, milliners, 26 Couper st.
* Misses, milliners and dresbmakcr-,
8 Smith's place
S. private and commercial lodgings, 10
St Andrew's street
Wine Company of Scotland, 14 George street
— James Balfour, manatier
Wingrave, Matthew, ei^q. Kirkbank villa
Winscom, Mrs, 41 Great King street
*Winter, John, spirit dealer, G8 Shore
George, wright, 1 1 Chapel street
Robert, flesher, 1 Jamaica street — house
50 Brunswick street
Robert, coal merchant, 9 Railway depot,
St Leonard's — ho. 5 Crichton street
Mrs, 15 St James' square
Winton, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 William street
* Misses, dressmaker, 59 Constitution st.
Wintour, John, & Inglis, painters, 12 Downie
place — houses 4 & 21 Semple street
William, late of Excise, 21 Semple st.
I Wise, H. & A. straw-hat makers, 7 St Anth. pi.
I Wishart, Arch- esq. W.S. Raeburn place
I David, cabinetmaker. Thistle lane
* James and Son, merchants and agents
21 Queen street
* James, jun. 8 Hermitage place
* — — James, sen. ( Wishart and Son,) 8
Hermitage place
* John (James- Wishart and Son,) 8 Her-
mitage place
* John, shipmaster, 3 north Fort street
John, baker, 17 Lothian street
Peter, baker, 12 Home street
Wm. S.L. and S.S C. 37 Frederick street
Mrs Captain, 44 Rankeillor street
Mrs p. 3 Maitland street
* Mrs Margaret, broker, 14 Fox's lane,
Tolbooth wynd
Mrs, lodgings, 60 Cumberland street
Mrs Dr. 7 Bellevue crescent
Witness Newspaper Office, 297 High st.
Wood & Co. music sellers, 12 Waterloo i)Iare
Alexander, artizans' reading roon- 98 o.
Bridge — house 9 mid. Arthur plaee
Wood, Lord, 1 Royal Circus
Dr Alex. F.R.C.P. lecturer on medicine,
19 Royal Circus
■ Alex. esq. jun. advocate, 2 Rutland sq.
Andrew, M.D., F.R.C. of surgeons, 9
Darnaway street
* ChristOjiher, esq. Hermitage park
* Christopher, jun. esq. Claremont park
* Edward, esq. Hermitage park
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Wood, G. (j)f WoodS)- Co.) 35 e. Claremont st-
Dr James, M.D. F.H.C.P. 19 Royal circ
James, flesher, 77 Nicolson street — ho.
25 west do.
James, & Co. original importer of Swe-
dish leeches, 4 Elder street — See Adv.
Jas. hookseller and stat. 88 Fricnes st.
J. M. ( Wood and Co.) 6 w. Clarem. st.
James {Excise Office), 17 Cheyne st.
J. permanent director of Land-surveyor's
Society, Canaan grove
John, esq. manager, Hercules Insurance
Co. 20 Regent terrace
Jn. flesher, S. market — house 17 Crosse.
* John, cutler and surgical lustrument
maker, 28 Kirk<rate
John, writer, 30 Alva street
John spirit dealer, 9 Stead's place
■ John, stocking maker, Simson's court
John, baker, 31 Castle street
John, biker, 5 Davie street
John Geo. esq. (^Dalmalioy and Wood,')
8 so. Charlotte street
.John, esq. Rose mount
* John H esq. 6 James place
.John S. esq. 14 Coates crescent
Joshua, draper, 363 High street
. • Rev. J. J. 51 Lauriston place
Capt. Patrick, E.I.C.S. 20 Royal circus
Peter, S.S.C. 27 Pitt street
Peter, spirit dealer, 10 Fleshmarket cl.
* P. and C. merchants, 41 Bernard street
* Peter, esq. 6 James' place
■ Thomas, spirit merchant, Jock's lodge
Thomas, grocerandspiritdeal. 184 Canon.
William, esq. surgeon (fellow of Royal
College of Surgeons), 9 Darnaway st.
William, mason, 25 St James' square
William, gardener, Jock's lodge
Wm. esq. accountant, manager of North-
ern Reversion Co., 5 north St David
street — house 8 so. Charlotte st.
* William, esq. 6 James' place
* Wm. merchant, 29 Shore
Mrs Andrew, 51 Great King street
IMrs A. 6 west Claremont street
Mrs, 6 west Preston street
* . ]\Irs C. 6 James' place
* Mrs, 15 Water lane
. Mrs, 32 Cumberland street
' Mrs, 30 Alva street
• • Mrs, 23 Gayfield square
IMrs, Wight's place
Mrs Jean, grocer, 192 Rose street
■ Miss, teacher of music, 10 Dublin street
Woodhead, Ellis, surgeon, 21 Castle street
Woodman, James, L. W.S. 27 India street
Woolard, Mrs Tho. lodgings, 3 Forres street
Wordie, Mrs, 29 St Bernard's descent
Wordsworth, S. esq. her Majesty's Repository,
Nottingham pi. — ho. 4 Bellevue terr.
Samuel, esq. W.S. 4 Bellevue terrace
Works, H. IM. Public, — Office, Exchequer
buildmgs, Parliament square — Wra.
Nixon clerk.
City Public, — OiHcc, 10 Roy^d exchange
Worsley, Robert, esq. 29 Gayfield square
Wotherspoon & Mack, esqrs. W.S. 16 Ains. pi.
JamesB.M. draper, 65 Cumberland st.
Wm., esq. S.S.C. 16 Ainslie place
Miss, 12 Buccleuch place
Wright, Sons. & Wright, nursery and seeds-
men, Greenside pi — nurseries, Dean
Alex. Esq. 57 Castle street
A. B. esq. 20 Annandale street
Chas. Vfm. ( W. S. &,- W.) 57 Castle st.
Daniel, Lieut.- Col. 37 Queen btreet
David, baker, 88 Rose street
David, manufacturer of flowered mus-
lin, net, &c. 28 Castle street
Francis, merchant, 5 Fingal place
Geo. mercantile agent, 13 Archd. pi.
Geo. grocer, 5 Northumberland place
Henry, ( W. S. ^- IF.) Dean cottage
Henry, 22 St Leonard street
Jas. & Jno. esqs. W.S. 28 Forth street
Rev. James, 15 Buccleuch place
Jas. esq. W.S. 28 Forth street
James, insp. Royal Bank, 4 Middleby st.
J. brassf. & gastitter, 44 Nicolson st.
John, esq. 1 1 Salisbury road
John, esq. W.S. 28 Forth street
John esq. 6 Pitt street
John, writer, 4 Middleby street
John & Co. cabinetmakers and uphol-
sterers, 49 Broughton street
John, tailor, 32 West port
P. and R. linen manuf. and drapers,
16 and 20 George street
P. {P. Si R. Wright), 19 Queen street
Robert, esq. architect, 12 Pitt street
Robert, esq. W.S. 3 Pitt street
* Robert, baker, 41 Bridge street
* Robt. jun. baker, 22 and 23 Sandp. st.
Thos. grocer and vict. deal. 23 Dund. st.
Tho. gold and silver beater and dealer
in foreign coins, 25 New street
Thos. writer, 9 Brown street
Thos. Guthrie, esq. auditor of the Court
of Ses. 16 R. Exch.— h. 6 St Colme st.
— Walter, clerk, Stockbridge mills
Wm. grocer, wine, and spirit mercht. 53
Broughton st. — ho. 33 York place
Wm. bat manufacr. Albion house, 65
N. bridge — h. Craigie terrace
* Wm. hat ma;iufac. 13 Commercial pi.
Wm. Burt, surgeon, 14 Manor place
Mrs, milliner, French stay-m. and em-
broiderer to her Maj. 28 Castle street
Mrs, 106 Lauriston place
Mrs, lodgings, 2 w. Lauriston place
Mrs, lodgings, 4 George place
Miss Janet, 63 Hanover street
Miss, straw-hat manufr. 99 Princes st.
* Miss, 1 Albany street
Misses,millinersand straw-hat makers,
6 Charlotte place
Wyber, Robert, butcher, 38 Alvastreet — ho.
3 William street
Wybher, Mrs, millr, and dressm. 21 Castle st.
W'yid, James, esq. of Gilston, 5 Duke street
Robert, S. esq. W.S. 5 Duke street
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Wvlie, Alex, merchant, 104. Lauristun place
— '—- David, esq. circuit clerk of justiciary,
32 Warriston crescent
James, victual dealer, 49 Hanoverstreet
— house 2 Mound place
Wyllie, Lieut.- Col. J. S, 8 Brandon street
• John, manufacturer, 6 iMansfield place
j\Irs Dr, 14 Carlton terrace
]\Irs, 31 Nelson street
Miss, 24 India street
Jlisses, dressmakers, 67 Cumberland st.
Wyse, Mrs Dr, 10 Salisbury place
Yaniewicz, F. esq. 84 Great King street
Ytlilys, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Broughton street
YtUand, {of Excise) 21 Lauriston street
Y.llowlees, Alex, vpright, 28 Thistle street
Yellowlees, John and Sons, coach and harness
makers, 17 Greenside place
Yoole, William, writer, 29 Clarence street
Yorke, Hon. Rev. Grantham, 6 Picardy pi,
YoKKSHiRE Fire & Life Insur. Co. — George
Cumming, 140 George street, D. S.
Peddle, 1 George et., and M'Intosh &
Ducat, 68 Great King street, agents —
See Adv.
Yorkston, Arch, smith, Innes's court
Yorstoun, W. Grierson, esq. of Garrocli, 22
Northumberland street
Young, Alex, spirit dealer, 24 Simon square
Alex, salesman, 30 Castlebarns
Alex, tailor, 6 Howe street
Alex. {Gen. Post Office), 25 Cheyne st.
Alex, painter and glazier, 53 Clerk st.
Alex, spirit merchant, 147 High street
And. bank of Scotland, 7 Lynedoch pi.
Andrew, lodgings, 8 India street
• Arch. Queen's cutler, and surgeons' in-
strument maker to the Royal Infirmary,
79 Princes street
* Arch, merchant, 89 Constitution street
— house 7 Annandale street, Edinb.
Chas. D. {ofW. S)' C. Young) 44 Ran-
keillor street
D. {Sir W. Forbes S,^ Co.) 18 Duncan st.
Dav. punter and glazier. Spring gardens
D. catechist, Tolbooth par. 392 Castle h.
Gavin, working lapidary, 38 Dublin st.
Geo. esq. advocate, 23 Stafford street
Geo. bootmaker, 3 Dublin street
* George and Co. tea, wine, and spirit
merchants, 4 Constitution street
Geo. {Gen. Post Office,) 3 Gloucester pi.
* Geo. {G. Young 6^ Co.), Seacot, Links
Hume, tobacconist, 4 Howe street
* Jas. cooper, 7 Dock street — house 14
London row
James, woollen draper, 126 High street —
house 10 Elm row
* Jas. merchant, 29 Quality street — ho.
47 Constitution street
James, victual dealer, 209 Cowgate
Young, .lames, victual dealer, 6G West port
James, victual dealer, 88 Grassm^irkct
James, city tavern and coffcehoust-, 12
Royal Exchange
Capt. James, {late gov. of Canong. jail)
8 Comley green
James, flesher, 100 Canon gate
James, spirit dealer, 12 West port
* Jn. slater and glazier, 50 Constit. st.
John, gardener, 1 Scienncs
John, esq. S.S.C. N.P. 11 Union street
John, bookbinder, 2 Thistle st.
John, flesher, 8 Stockbridge market
* John, Eastfield place
John, umbrella maker, 57 Broughton st.
John, slater and glazier, 11 Calton street
John, shoemaker, 8 William street
John, dealer in stoneware, 23 Bruns. st.
John L'Carven, 14 Dean street
John, tinsmith, 22 Greenside street
John, house factor, 18 Drummond s.
■ Peter, flesher, 23 Stockbridge market
R. {G.P.O.) 26 Warriston crescent
Robert and Co. merchant- tailors, 65 and
67 St Mary wynd
Robert H. esq.W.S. 6 Great King street
Sam. teacher, 1 Moray street
* Thos. ( G. Young <^ Co), Bank house
Thos. tailor and clothier, 67 North br.
Thos. watch glass maker, G Milne sq.
Thos. lodgings, 3 Montague street
T. watch & clock maker, 4 e. Adam st.
W. & D. merchants, 17 Cowgate — house
37 Candlemaker row
Dr William, 60 George squr.re
Wm. esq. W.S. agent for Ch, of Scot-
land, 5 Pitt street — ho. 55 Great Kiug st
Wra. {ofW. i.\- C).) 13 Union street
Wm. {of Stamp Office,) 8 Comely bank
Wm. bootmaker, 30 St Andrew square
* Wm. colour merchant, Silverfield, Bo-
nington road — ho. 7 Annandale street
Wm. & Charles manufacturing iron-
mongers and wireworkers, 128 High st.
Mrs Charles, 13 Great King street
Mrs George, 7 Morrison street
Mrs G. spirit dealer, 1 e. Sciennes st.
Mrs James, 5 Duke street
JMrs 10 Windmill street
Mrs Wm. 9 St Vincent street
Mrs, 10 Arniston place
Mrs, 14 West port
Mrs, lodgings, 3 north Richmond street
Mrs, of Harburn, 48 Queen street
Mrs, register for servants, 11 so. College
street
Mrs & Son, poulterers, Poultry market
— ho. 4 Milne square
Miss G. 25 Parkside street
Miss, milliner and dressm. 1 1 Calton st-
Miss, staymaker, 11 Brunswick street
Misses, 3 Lower Gilmore place
Younger, Wm. & Co. brewers. Horse wynd,
Canongate
Wm. esq. 11 Hillside crescent
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Younger, Mrs Wm. 26 Drummond place
Youngson, Alex. esq. W.S. 9 Duncias street
Younie, Alex, writer, 5 Thistle street
Mrs, 18 Nelson street
Yule, Geo. cloth factor, Broughton ball,
Claremont crescent
■ James, stone carver, 1 1 Bread stfeet
. John, esq. W.S. 4 Thistle court — ho.
11 John street
■ • John, writer, Broughton hall
Rich. Wright and trunkmaker. Mound
. Thos. B. merchant, 4 Bernard street* —
— ho. Broughton hall
Yule, Mrs James, 1 Brunswick street
Mrs, eating house, 46 Brunswick street
Miss, 21 Howard place
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Zappa and Wright, artificial flower makers'
32 Frederick street
Ziegler, Alex, surgeon, 23 Buccleugh place
Charles, bookseller, 17 So. bridge
Mrs John, Lord Russell place
Miss, 3 west Newington
NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION.
Adamson, Robert, Calotypist, Caltonhill stairs
Beaton, Alexander, dyer and renovator, 5
north Bank street
Arnot, D. Ogilvy, dispensing chemist, 28
Howe street
Begg, Rev. James, 25 Upper Gray street,
Newington
Brown, Mrs Ann, midwife, 10 Jamaica st.
Brunton, Jamts, tailor, 37 north Bridge
Burns, George, wholesale and retail provision
store, 7 Huntly street
Burnside, Miss, 7 Randolph cliff
Campbell & Raleigh, W.S. 19 St Andrew sq.
Campbell, Wm., jun., W.S., 19 St Andrew
sq house, 22 Athole crescent
City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company,
19 St Andrew's square — Campbell &
Raleigh, W.S., agents. See adv.
Coke, Miss, 6 Union street
Davidson, John, lodgings, 1 Albyn place
Experience Life Assurance Company, 15 Geo.
street, G. A. Thomson, manager.
See Adv.
Ferguson, James, tailor, 31 India place
Forbes, Charles, esq., 7 Randolph crescent
Eraser, Edward, advocate, 46 Albany street
Fullarton, Mrs Archd., 12 Middieby street
Garvie, Andrew, grocer, 50 Grassmarket —
house, 4 Brown's place, Vennel
Gaunt, Brothers, and Gray of Leek, 3 Mel-
bourne place
Gray, Thomas (of Gaunt, Brothers, 6f Gray),
2 Duncan street, Newington
Gibson, Nicol (J. Gibson ^' Co.), 5 Gibb'se.
Gilrath, John, classical teacher, 70 Rose st. —
house, Victoria plaee
Graham, Lieut.-Col., United Service Club,
Queen strpet
Hamilton, Dr W. B., M.D., surgeon, 15
Hart street
Jamieson, John, fishmonger, 79 Queen st
Johnston, Lewis, fruit warehouse, 142 Geo. st.
Kay, Alex., landscape-painter, 10 Broughton
street
Lloyd, B. F., esq. (of Caldwell, Lloyd, and
Co.), Comely bank
MacGregor, Simon, shorthand- writer and law
reporter, 1 London street
Maclntyre, William, esq. of Templehall, 18
Frederick street
M'Laren, Alexander, tailor, 3 Davie street
Marshall, George, agent, 5 Roxburghe terrace
Merrilees, Fletcher, surgeon-dentist, 16
Charlotte place
JMiller, Jas., victual dealer, 8 w. Richmond st.
Muir, Thos. D., lecturer on astronomy, 8
Causeyside
Murray, John, assessor, 30 south Hanover
street — ho. 27 St Patrick square
Pender, Thos., esq., comptroller and ac-
countant-general of stamps and taxes,
2 Hillside cresceni.
Perron, Mrs Mary, 15 Montague street
Ritchie, M. and Co., perfumers and hair-
dressers, 5 north St Aftdrew street
Scott, Robert, job and postmaster. Young st.
lane — house, 4 Young street
Shand, Mrs A. G., 63 Queen street
Shepherd^ George, auctioneer and appraiser,
40 west Crosscausey
Sinclair, Peter, agent and auctioneer, 71 Geo.
street — house, 12 south St David st.
Smith, Hugh (Sir W. Forbes and Co.), 15
Montague street
Staples, Charles, house agent, 104 Nicolson st.
Tankard, John, cane-chair maker, Heriot
buildings
Watson, A. S., dentist 15 Hart street
Wemyss, James, esq., W.S,, 8 India street
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The gitiiation of the Closes, Courts, and Lanes, are pointed out by their Names being printed in Italics,
at the place ur Number of the Street in which they occur; and also when any Street is divided by Crost
Streets, the Divisions are distinguished by the Name of the Cross Street being printed in Italics, with
a ^g" before it, between the two Numbers of the Street in which they occur.
•," To those having occasion to circulate advertisements, §'c. this part of the Directory, in connexion
with the List of Letter-carriers at the beginning of the book, will be exceedingly useful, — the names and
addresses being taken from the following list, and then thrown^ into districts for delivery, according tn
the rounds of the different Letter-carriers.
ABBEY.
1 Fraser, Charles, gardener
2 Hutcheson, W. Abbey-officer
Abh.y O'urt-house
3 Anderson, AVm. shoemaker
4 Tripney, Miss
5 Furves, J. spirit-dealer
7 Alexander, Mrs, grocer
8 Greig, David, late baker
ABBEY HILL.
Norton, Hon. IMrs
Abbey-hill House
Todd, VVilliam, gardener
Brand Place,
7 Thomson, James S., missionary
9 Hay, John, recorder
1 1 Smith, J. L., bookseller
1 5 Aliller, Thomas, esq
9 Courtoy, H. keeper chapel-royall J » Watt, A. boot and shoemaker
9 Tripeny, Mrs, nurse
1 2 Johnston, F. tavern
13 Hume, David, sm^th
15 Campbell, Donald, spirit-dealer
31 Dods, George, spirit-dealer
36 Syme, Mrs J.
Palace Yard,
Smith, Alexander, brewer
Smith, Mrs Andrew
Heather, G. B., timber-merch.
Holy ri lodh nnse,
Hamilton, James, esq.
Strathmore, llight Hon. Earl of
Quinet, Mrs
Campbell, Miss
Dunn, James, porter
St. Ann's Ya,,/.-j
M iller, ]M iss, Holyrood Gardens
Cold wed Lone,
M'Bain, Robert, cabinetmaker
M'Queen, John, shoemaker
Grant, Mrs Captain
Prospect liuildingsy
King, Mrs
King's Park,
Johnston, David, spirit-dealer
Wilson, Alexander, gardener
Annesley, A. St. Ann's House
Duncan, Mrs, Belleville
23 Duncan, George, late brewer
27 Moffat, John, grocer
37 Huddleston, John, brewer
43 Brunton, A. cooper
49 Gilmore, James, grocer
Arnott, H. esq. Abbey mount
Weir, James, of G. P. O.
Kyle Place
ABhey-hill Cottage
Ironside Place
67 Simpson's, James, foundry
61 Johnstone, James, teacher
63 Mitchell, Ilobt. cabinetmaker
63 Mitchell, Miss, dressmaker
65 Kmslie, James, cowfeeder
71 Watson, Wm. bone-merchant
77 Lowrie, John, wright
89 Dunn, Thomas, glass-cutter
105 Ijdwrie, John, smith
100 Edie, Alexander, grocer
98 Tennis Court,
Newton, J. & Son,hat.makers
Henderson, Halbt. coachmake
91 Cunie's Close
90 Milne, William, ropemaker
88 Keith, C. H. bookseller
84 Muir, James, letter-carrier
Smith, George, smith
68 Fortune, Mr»
64 Davidson, James, hair-dresser
58 Simpson, George & Son, coach-
builders
60 Forrest, Wm. spirit-merchant
54- Megget's Court
50 Nicolson, David, baker
48 Davis, ]Mrs, midwife
44 Bell, aiisses
4-> Crofl-an-Rlgh,
Watson, John, wright
Gavin, Hector, engraver
Crift-an-Righ Cottage,
Maitland, Miss
Rowley's Court,
Crichton, John, builder
Crichton, A. stamper G. P. O.
40 IJowley, Edward, victual-dealer
36 Jardin, AVilliam, flesher
38 Hunter, John, grocer
34 Watson, Peter, victual-dealer
32 Tait, Mrs, sick-nurse
30 Wallace, D. & J. shoemakers
10 Miller, Mrs
10 Fleming, Wil]iam,ofEdin. Gas
Company
Davidsons Close,
Comely Gardens,
Nimmo, George, gardener
Duncan, Mrs
Duncan, H. merchant
Spring Gardens,
Brown, JMrs John, gardener
Nicolson, David, grocer
IMain, P. bootmaker, Moredone
M'Laren, Miss
Bouchard, John (Register-ho.)
St. Ann's Banks House,
Aitken, James, esq.
Parsons Green,
Mitchell Innes, William, esq.
Muir, James, gardener
Meadowbank
K
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ADA
KDIXBURGH AND LF.TTH
ALB
Meadowbank Edinburgh Ale
Brewing Company,
Aitken, R. W. of brewery
ABERCROMBY PLACE.
1 Gibson, John, esq. S.S.C.
1 Burns & Myrtle, accountants
1 Taylor, Dr John, surijeou
2 Crooks, Peter, esq. W.S.
3 Oman, Miss
3 I eechman, James, silk-mercer
4 Tait, George, esq. ativocate
5 Hill, Mrs Robert
6 Eraser, AVilliam, esq. W.S.
6 Kennedy, ]\Iiss
7 Orrock, James, dentist
8 Greig fe Morton, esqrs.W.S.
8 Simson, Miss
8 Taylor, John, surgeon
8 Stewart, Mrs
9 Greig, J. esq. W.S. of Eccles
10 Ross, Mrs
1 1 M'Kenzie, John, esq.
13 Trotter, Mrs, of Bullendean
14 Bonar, Mrs, of Kimmergham
15 Fotheringham, F. esq W.S
15 Lindsay, Don esq. accountant
16 Stoddart, G. T. esq. W.S.
17 Wedderburn, ]Mrs
18 Hunter, Adam, esq. M.D.
19 Davidson, Dr J. Henry
20 Pyper, William, esq.
1^= Nelson Street.
Gardens ; Lothian. James
21 Scott, John, esq. W. S.
21 Scott, Mrs, of Ellem
22 Taylor, William, esq. W.S.
22 Taylor, Mrs
23 Patrick, J.S. esq.
24 Chiene, Patrick, esq.
25 Anderson, Mrs, lodgings
21) .Tollie, James, esq W.S.
26 Jollie, J. & W. esqrs. W.S.
27 INIenteath, Sir C. G S. Earl
28 Dundas, George, esq. advocate
29 ]\Iair, Major
30 Inglis, John, esq advocate
31 Mackenzie, Richard, esq W.S,
32 Mackenzie & Sliarpe, W.S.
34 Blackadder, James, upholsterer
ADAM SQUARE. (See 68
South Bridge.)
ADAM STREET (WEST.)
1 Middleton, John, surgeon
6 Campbell, C. wine & spirit-deal
10 Tait, Fraser, & Co. spirit-deal.
11 Cormick, Robert, agent
11 Juhnston, Ihomas, printer
ADA:\r STREET (EAST.)
7 M'Farlane, D. lodgings
7 Gilmour, William, currier
7 Scott. Thomas, engraver
7 Swanson, John, dtutist
9 Glass, William, painter, &c.
13 Smith, James, cabinetmaker
13 Cullen, Rev. James
15 Braid, Alex, victual-dealer
16 Henderson, S. F. spirit-dealer
16 Currie James, of Exchequer
16 Henderson, Thos. spirit-dealer
14 Webster, John, merchant
10 Skinner, Captain Edward
10 M'Farlane, B. lodgings
10 Sommerville, J. engraver
8 Smith, James, merchant
6 Clark, William, cowfeeder
4 Wight, William clerk
4 Hamilton, ]Miss, dressmaker
2 Grieve, .John, cowfeeder
ADELPHI VI.ACE {Leith.)
Scales, j\Iiss
Baimbfather, ]Miss
ADMIRALTY ST. (Leith )
1 ^fartin, John, surgeon
5 Punton, George, shipmaster
7 ]Mowat, Thomas, engineer
8 narrower, John, Pavemen: yard
9 Vulcan Foundry Company
AINSLIE PLACE.
1 Scott, Miss
2 Campbell, ]Mrs
3 Roberts, JMrs
4 Jlacwhirter, Dr, M.D.
5 Cadell, Colonel George,
6 Begbie, .James, IM.D.
7 Strange, Hon. Mrs
9 Ivory, Lord
9 Lawrie, ]\Iiss
10 Gordon, Mrs, of Knockespock
1 1 Miller, Miss
12 Mure, David, esq. advocate
13 Anderson, Mrs
14 Tod, John, esq. W.S.
15 Forbes, Professor, J. D
16 Wotherspoon & Jlack, W.S.
16 ^V'otherspoon, W. esq.
17 IMedwyn, Lord
17 Forbes, W. esq. advocate
18 Rutherford, Mrs
23 Ramsay, Very Rev. E. B.
24 INIurray, John, esq.
25 Arrow, Captain, R.N.
ALBANY STREET.
1 Kerr, George, grocer
1 Elliot, Charles, poulterer
3 Wight, George, flesher
5 Elder, Mrs
7 Fife, Mrs
9 Waterston, IMrs, lodgings
11 Inglis, Mrs
11 Inglis, Dr. Thos. H.E.I.C.S.
13 Scott, Mrs J.
17 Campbell, Dr Jn, surg. M.D.
19 Rhind, W. & R. W.S.
19 Rhind, Robert, esq. W S.
21 M'Lean & Hamilton, W.S.
21 M'Lean, Donald, CNq, W.S.
23 Napier, G. & W. esqrs. W.S.
23 Napier, George, esq. W S
25 Miller, Miss
27 Farquharson, Mrs
27 Farquharson, Geo. esq. W.S.
29 Maxton, Mrs Josiah
29 Maxton, John, wine-merchant
29 Greig, Mrs D.
31 Weir & Gardiner, esqrs. W.S.
3 1 Weir, Mathew, esq W.S.
."{3 Inglis, Dr Archibald, F.R.CS.
35 Mudie, Dr Alexander,
37 Johnstone, Thomas, esq. S.S.C.
37 Johnstone, Wm. esq advocate
39 Dougald, Robert, cabinetmaker
39 M'Braire, J. esq. S.S.C.
43 Loraine, Miss
45 Campbell, Miss
45 Kinnear, Miss
47 Paterson, John, esq. S.S.C.
47 Paterson, Mrs
49 J5ald & Geddes, min. engineers
49 Geddes, John, mining engineer
51 Pringle, William, esq,
53 Kerr, R. esq.
53 Kerr, Ciias. ,Jas. esq. account.
55 Pott, James, esq. W.S.
57 Fraser, Aliss
59 Dick, J. plumber
Albany-Street chapel
58 Peebles & Co coaclimakers
52 Dickson, Mrs Dr
62 Dickson, Charles, esq. advocate
52 Dickson, J. J. esq accountant
48 Loraine, Mrs
46 Fraser, Mrs E.
44 l"',llis, AV. j\I. esq. advocate
42 Dundas, Mrs F. N.
42 Dundas, Ceo. esq accountant
Albany 1 ane,
Fraser, Alexander, spirit-dealer
Hunter, Gabriel, smith
IMarshal, James, plumber
40 Armitage, Mrs
40 Armitage, Alex. B. accountant
33 Ferrier, Walter, esq. W.S.
36 Peddie, .James, esq. junr. W.S.
34 Rennie, Airs
32 Patrick, William, esq, W.S.
32 M'Ewen, James, W.S.
30 Jopp & Johnston, esq. W.S.
30 Jopp, John, esq. W.S.
28 Robertson, George, esq.
28 Robertson, Wm. esq. M.D.
28 Robertson, Geo. B. esq. W.S.
26 Shepherd & Grant, esqrs. W.S.
26 Shepherd, James, esq. W.S.
24 Wade, Mrs
22 Simpson,DrJas.Y., F.R.C.P.
professor of midwifery
20 AlelviUe, John, W.S.
18 Marshall, Ja. esq. of Callander
18 Marshall, WiUiam, esq. W.S.
16 Potts, Thomas, esq. writer
16 Ballantyne, Airs
14 B.ild, Robert, mining-engineer
ALB
S7RBET DIRECTORY.
ANN
isd
14 Maiden, J. lodgings
12 Uriice, Mrs
12 Bruce, John, esq.
10 Ritchie, A. C. esq. advocate
8 Jollie, AValter, esq. W.S.
6 Nairn k Bertram, esqrs. W.S
C Bertram, J. P. esq. \V'.S
4 Stewart, John, M.D.
4 M'Alpin, j\frs, lodgings
4 Kerr, liev. Samuel
4 Saunders, William, S.S C.
4 Mathcson, D. coach-liirer
2 Calder, Thomas, ironmonger
ALBANY STREET (Leith)
1 Gibson, Mrs Thomas
1 Beadie, J. C. merchant
1 Gunn, Robert, solicitor
1 Methuen, James, fishcurer
1 Watson, l?obert, surgeon.
1 Wrigl.t, Miss
2 Saunders, J. apprai.ser
Gilloii, Jas. wine-merchant, Al-
bany Street Cottage
4 Gladstone, Mrs
6 Robertson, W.S. (of Robertson
Brothers)
7 Robertson, Mrs Thomas
8 Robertson, J. shipmaster
8 Baxter, William, shipmaster
9 Jack?on, Jno. esq.
9 Morrison, George, shipmaster
10 Newton, Mrs John
1 1 Stenhouse, Geo. agent
13 Herron, John, shipmaster
] 4 Smith, Arthur, shipmaster
14 Hutton, John, inspector
14 Wickland, Mrs
K! Flett, William, merchant
) 7 Robbie, William, surgeon
17 Frastr, William, shipmaster
17 M'Farlane, Mrs, mid wile
17 M'Luckie, Mrs James
17 AVilson, MrsH.
17 Bisiiop, ."Mrs
lii Lyle, Robert, shipmaster
ALBERT PLACE.
1 Ballingall, D. working jewelkr
1 Ballingall, i\Irs, art. flow.-raak.
3 Bii-hop & Milne, painters
4 Thomson, William, baker
ALBYN PLACE.
1 Weir, Graham, esq. M.D.
2 Campbell, John Arch. esq. C.S
3 Steuart, j\Irs C
3 Steuart, Charles, esq. W.S.
4 Moncrieff& Gibson, accountants
4 ]\Ioncriefl', W. Scott, accountant
4 iVIoncriefl, Jn. Scott, accountant
4 Gibson, A. accountant
6 Bowie, John, esq. AV.S
6 Highland Soc. of Scotland' s Hall
Gordon, Sir Ciiarles, Sec^.
6 Gordon, Sir C. & Co. AV.S.
7 M'Kay, T. G. esq. W.S.
« ]\fiire, Mrs
9 AVardlaw, IMiss
10 llarriinan, IMisses
1 1 Crawford, Alex. esq.
ALLAN STREET.
6 Gunn, (ieorge, cowfeeder
13 Wilson, ]Mrs, midwife
ALVA STREET.
1 Kennedy, Miss
1 M'Donald, A. cabinetmaker
1 Irvine, John, flesher
1 Lauder's, ]\Irs, lodgings
1 Stewart, H. J. portrait-painter
I ]\I'Pherson, Lieutenant Evan
3 Shield, Geo. solicitor
5 Glen, Airs
5 Glen, A. (of Glen & Snn)
5 Pillans, Jn. (of Piilans & Co).
7 Dunbar, Sir William, Bart.
9 Watson, Dr
1 1 Howison, AY. e.sq. tertius
13 IVlaitland, Ed. F. esq. advocate
1 5 INIackenzie, Airs
17 Kinloch, Mrs, of Gourdie
19 Hill, Mrs
21 Tower, Mrs
23 AI'Kechnie, Andrew, esq.
25 Marshall, Henry, esq.
7 Scott, Mrs
27 Thomson, Miss
29 Morrison, H. draper
29 Cowper, William, writer
29 Robertson, Janies, baker
29 M' William, Robert, writer
29 Brown, J. teacher
29 Napier, Mrs
29 Ferguson, R. wright
31 Alexander, J. T. surgeon
3:? Cameron, John, coach-hirer
35 Oliphant, Miss, Condie
35 ATatmore, Mrs
3)! Wybber, liobert, butcher
3C Ijcitjhton, I\ Irs, lodgings
3f> Balfour, Mrs, lodgings
34 Robertson, James, baker
32 Sandeman, David, esq. AA^'.S.
32 Mason, James, writer
30 Smith, Mrs, straw hat maker
30 Rogers, Jolm, saddler
30 AV'ood, .John, writer
30 AA'ood, Mrs John
30 Stewart, John, slater
28 MoncriefF, Arcliibald, esq.
26 Bringloe & Dowie, esqrs. AV S,
26 Bringloe, H. S. esq
26 Bringloe, F. J. esq AA'.S.
24 Hughes, George, esq. W.S.
22 Barns, Miss
22 Hume, John, of Register House
20 Blanthflower, JMrs
20 Stothart, James, esq. advocf^te
18 Forbes, Miss F.
16 I'earce, JMrs
14 Rodgers, James Herbert, e.<<q.
1 2 Ramsiiy, Geo. esq. accountant
12 Ramsay, J. W wine-merchant
10 M'Kenzie, Alex. esq. W.S,
« Ciray, Geo. A. esq. AV.S
6 Stirling, .Janaes, esq. W.S.
4 M'Dougald, lAIrs
2 Dickson, R. tailor
2 AVallace, W D. solicitor
2 Pringle, William, lodging*
2 Finch, John, hosier
ANN STREET.
3 Scott, Mrs
5 Sandelamls, AV. X. esq.
7 Downes, Major Charles
9 Bissland, Thomas, esq.
13 Gardner, G. O. esq.
15 Boner, Mrs Archibald
17 Bell, AYilliam, esq.
23 l-'ergusson, James, M.D.
25 Crichton, Andrew, esq. LL.D.
27 Cameron, Francis, of E. W. Co.
29 M'Neill, Lieut.-Col. M.
H5 Mitchell, Alex, exchequer
37 Smith, Mrs
39 Kilgour, AAHUiam, esq.
41 Macdonald, Mrs Captain
43 Laurie, Jame.s, writer
47 Imlach, George, esq.
46 Scott, Miss
44 Thorburn, Thomas, draper
42 Campbell, D bookseller
40 Davidson, James, esq.
38 Patullo, Miss
36 Seton, Miss Margaret
32 Keir, Miss Agnes
30 SydserfF, Mrs B.
28 Maccoll, A. S. classical teacher
26 Tipper, Mrs George
24 Alexander, James
Lundie, ]\Jiss
20 Cumine, Miss
18 Lockhart, iNliss
16 Grahame, James, esq. writer
J 4 Davidson, Robt. esq. E. l.C S.
8 Stevenson, Duncan, printer
6 Graham, AA'm. teacher
4 M'Neill, Miss '
ANNANDALE STREET.
1 Lawson, Tliomas, of shore-dues
1 Ijawson, Francis, esq.
1 Boog, Jliss
1 '1 houison, Thomas A. cluihLer
5 Armstrong, John, merchant
7 INIackay, C. goldsmith
7 Scott, \Vm. merchant
7 Paterson, A. silk-mercer
7 Young, .-^ichibald, meichant
7 JNI'Glashan, A., M. D.
7 M-Intosh, Rev. L.
9 Craig, James, of Craig &
I Thorburn, Wm. sen. e.'-q.
13 Howden, O. banker
13 Thomson, D. J , S.S.C.
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ARC
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
A T H
13 Anderson, CW. metal-mercht.
13 Morton, "William, accountant
13 Greig, David, silk-mercer
13 E-ussell, John, accountant
15 M'Laren, A. merchant, Leith
22 Som mar vail, Mrs
20 Wight, Mrs
20 Brown, Richard, hosier
20 Wright, A. B. esq.
20 Robertson, P. Com. Bank
20 Bruce, Mrs
20 Anderson, James, agent
] 8 Black, Mrs
10 Stark, Mrs
8 Rainie, William, accountant
8 Galloway, Wm. esq. accountant
8 Galloway, W. D. (Stamp Office)
8 M'Callum, Geo. accountant
8 M'Callum, IVIrs James
6 Gregory, James (Royal Bank)
ANTIGUA STREET.
I Smith, J. L. bookseller and
stationer
3 Sutherland, Mrs A. lodgings
3 Richardson, Mrs, lodgings
3 Thomson, Mrs, lodgings
3 Bennet, .James, esq. W.S.
3 Miller, Mrs, lodgings
4 Morris, A baker
5 Gilmour, John, S.S C.
7 Gurrer and Dickson, grocers
8 M'Donald, Alexander, flesher
9 Drummond, James, wright
9 M' Arthur, A. writer
9 Ijcitch, John, clothier
9 Dickson, William, grocer
10 Fullerton, J. baker
11 Baxter, Alexander, agent
11 Findlay, Charles, clothier
11 Laing, Lieut. -Colonel James
11 Thomson, Alex, gun-maker
11 Macara, Mrs
11 Napier, Mrs
ARCHIBALD PLACE.
1 Campbell, J. con fee. and baker
1 Law, Miss, embroiderer
1 Smith, D. merchant
1 JNlason, James, writer
1 Thomson, Alex, merchant
3 Burn, Robert, esq. AV. S.
5 Blackwood, Mrs Robert
6 Geddes, Adam G. esq.
5 Elliot, Mrs
6 Maxwell, Patrick, esq.
5 Paton, Mrs
6 Blackwood, R. merchant-tailor
7 Gray, James, merchant
0 Smith, Miss
I I Plaine, J. F. esq.
1 1 Cairns, George, esq. solicitor
. 1 Tod, William, ironmonger
11 Macau lay. Miss
11 Forbes, Miss
1 1 HaU, Mrs
1 1 Gray, Capt. C. Royal ^Marines
13 Wright, George, agent
15 Burns, John, Esq.
17 Crawford, Thos. ironmonger
17 M'Leod, Mrs J.
17 Forrest, William, engraver,
17 Cochrane, John, ]\f.D. surgeon
17 Brown, Colin, comm. agent
21 Marshall, Robert, merchant
23 Ogilvie, D. commission agent
23 Nicol, John, jun. builder
23 Anderson, Robert
23 Johnstone, Rev. William
23 Haig, D. (Advocate's library)
23 Gray, Miss
23 M'lntyre, John, esq.
25 Treasurer, Mrs
IG Millar, Hugh, esq.
14 Michie, Miss
14 Shiells, T. G. accountant
14 Meek, David, ranscriber of old
manuscript
14 Stevenson, .Jno. (of Sir W. For-
bes & Company)
12 Paxton, IMrs Dr
12 Simpson, ]\Irs
10 Marshall, William, goldsmith
8 Sawers, Thomas, baker
6 Redpath, John, esq.
4 Richardson, Robert, esq.
4 Richardson, Ralph, esq.
4 Richardson, jNIrs
2 Richardson, Francis, merchant
ARGYLE SQUARE.
Independent Chapel
Gaelic Chapel
Surgical Hasp. ]\Iinto House ;
Mrs Cooper, matron
Trades Maid, n Hospital ; Miss
Wight, housekeeper
1 Grays and Co. grocers
3 Skae, David, esq. F.R.C.S.E.
4 Auchie, Alexander, upliolsterer
5 M'Glashan, John esq. soUcitor-
at-law
6 Brown, T. esq.
Argyle Square Baths, William
Goulding
9 Myrtle, Dr. John Y
10 Cairns & Moffat, esqrs. solicitors
10 Falconer, J. P., S. L.
1 1 Medical School, Queen's College.
13 Hunter, Alexander, surgeon
14 Watson, Mrs George
14 AVatson, James, accountant
15 Moffat, Henry, esq. S.L.
I (J Harthill, Jno. esq.
17 Simpson, Rev. William
17 Courts,' Mrs
ARNISTON PLACE.
1 Broomfield, A. baker
1 Moir, John, printer
Moir, Mrs, boarding school
2 Murray, Thomas, LL.D.
3 Craig, John, commercial tra-
veller
4 Burns, Robert, esq. banker
5 Kidd, John, esq.
6 Crease, John, mere
7 Scott, Peter, clothier
8 Baxter, John, esq.
9 Cleuch, J. C, (Mackay &.
Cunningham)
10 Young, Mrs
10 Anderson, Alexander, esq.
10 Inglis, T. (Commissary office)
1 0 Inglis, George, silk mercer
10 Inglis, Mrs AVilliam
1 1 GifFord, James, merchant
ARTHUR PLACE (EAST.)
3 M'Donald, D. watchmaker
4 Henderson, IMiss, dressmaker
2 Brockie, Mrs, spirit-dealer
ARTHUR PL. (MIDDLE.)
2 Thomson, John, spirit-merch.
6 Oliphant, Francis, baker
1 0 Craig, Mrs Jas. midwife
16 Fearns, Peter
14 Gowan, William, wright
14 Gilchrist, John, G.P.O.
26 Alison, John, G. P. O.
9 AVood, Alex, news agent
9 Dalgliesh, George, G. P. O.
ARTHUR PLACE (WEST.)
2 Knight, George, smith
3 Tod, AVilliam, lodgings
ARTHUR STREET.
9 Gunn, Misses furrier, &c.
13 Tod, Mrs Andrew
17 Lawrie, Miss, lodgings
17 Muggerland, Mrs, midwife
25 Jameson, Sirs G. lodgings
25 Maconochie, Jas. of G.P.O.
41 Forrest, Mrs. AVilliam
32 Butler, Misses S. & H. teachers
26 Glass, Mrs. spirit dealer
14 M'Leod, Norman, plasterer
1 4 Leitch, AVilliam, water-ofRee
8 Mercer, Robert, grocer
6 Braid, AVilliam, victual dealer
4 AVight, Robert, sen. accountant
2 Martin, J. H. spirit-dealer
ATHOLL CRESCENT.
1 Lee, The very Rev. Principal
2 Oliphant, INIrs J. H.
3 Charters, W.S. esq.
4 Swinton, George, esq.
6 Bortliwick, Mrs, of Crookston
7 Carnegie, Captain James
8 Dundas, The Hon. Mrs
8 Dundas, AV. P. esq. advocate
9 I..ieut.-Gen. Sir Arch. Cainp-
bell, K.r.B.
10 Home, Donald, esq. AV.S.
1 1 M'Kenzie, Sir Geo. Bart.
B A I.
STREET DIRFCTORY.
B A X
141
12 Gunson, Mrs
13 Hagart, Robert, esq.
14 Graham, H. esq. W.S-
15 Cadell, Robert, esq.
16 Anderson, INIisses, ladies sem.
I 7 Montgomery, Robert, esq.
17 Montgomery, Jas. ¥. esq. adv.
18 Meiklam, Mrs
20 Stodart, Mi^s
21 Bell, Andrew, esq.
Addis, VVm. (G, & C. Hay)
plumber
22 Campbell & Raleigh. W.S.
22 WUliam Campbtll jun. W.S.
ATHOLL PLACE.
1 Anderson, T. S. esq. W.S.
2 Stewart. Mrs Captain
2 Cunningham, J. of Signet Lib.
2 Wauch, Mrs
3 Henderson, JNIrs
4 Jones, Mrs, of Brooklands
6 Christie, Archibald, writer
6 Moyes, Mrs
5 Glen, Alex, corn-merchant
6 Leslie, AV'illiam, esq.
6 Cubie, Mrs
7 Primrose, Miss
« Burt, Miss
8 Smythe, Mrs
8 Meek, John, esq. W.S.
8 Cliambers, Mrs
8 I'aterson, Mrs
9 M'Farlane, James, esq. W.S.
I I Dallas, A. spirit-dealer
12 Mill, Ebenezer, writer
1 2 Taylor, Rev. William
12 Russell, Rev. Thomas
1 2 Anderson, James, wright.
12 Henderson, W. (N. Bank)
13 Miller, Mrs, grocer
ASSEMBLY STREET
(Leith.)
1 Duncan, James, esq. broker
4 Dawson, William, merchant
12 Ritchie, J. carver and gilder
Hi Wilson, James, merchant
13 Wilson, Mrs John
16 Broadfoot, John, & Son, merch.
BAKER'S PLACE.
2 M'Ewen, Mrs J. tobacconist
3 Paton, William, victual-dealer
4 Rodger, Mrs, green-grocer
6 Wecldel, James, & Co. grocers
6 White, David, bookseller
8 Somerville, J. hosier
Wright, Wr. clerk, Stockb. .Mills
BALTIC STREET (Leith.)
1 Giay, B. F. agent Aberdeen
Marine Insurance Company
1 Macleod, Nicholas, merchant
1 Neil, R. B merchant
2 ^Mathison, Miss, milliner
2 Wilson, Mrs
2 INIackay, .lames, bank.mess.
3 Hutton, James, Gas-Light Co.
6 Gray, B. F. Aberdeen Marine
Insurance Company
6 Morrison, ISfrs VV^m. jun.
6 Bowe, William, grocer
6 Alorton, Wm. corn-merthant
9 Duncan, James, & Co. brokers
10 i:din and Leith Gas-Z.ight Co.;
F. Lyon, manager
12 Allan, Thomas, merchant
13 Lyon, Francis, of Gas Co.
13 Dickson, Richard, architect
I 3 Blackwood, Alexander
22 White, H ugh, coal-agent
23 Lyle, William, upholsterer
BANK STREET.
1 Mackinlay, Dun. draper
2 Girdwood, Wm. & Son, drapers
3 Kay, James, & Co. booksellers
4 Brown, A. solicitor
4 Dymock & Paterson, solicitors
4 iMason, William, S.S.C.
6 I>iddell and Sons, watchmakers
6 Proven, Misses, stationers
7 Ferguson, William, bookseller
8 Burt, Mrs
9 Millar, J. & Co. booksellers
10 Greenhill, John, stationer
II Heriot, Thomas, linen-draper
1 1 Laing, Mrs, John
12 Bell and Bradt'ute, booksellers
13 Cameron & Co. paper manuf.
13 Walshes, Misses
14 Ferguson, George, draper
15 Galbraith, Peter, confei tioner
16 Milne, James, bootmaker
18 Callender, John, shoemaker
19 Byrne, Mrs, staymaker
20 Menzies, Robert, printer
20 Christie, Peter, engraver
20 Braid wood, Miss, E. dressmaker
21 Boyle, Mrs, dressmaker
22 Reid, James, bootmaker
23 Wilson, Peter, spirit-dealer
BANK STREET (NORTH.)
Bk. of Scotland; H M'Callum,
J. IVIackie, messenger
1 Law, James, painter
2 Glen, Thos. music inst. maker
3 Cant, George, basketmaker
4 Ruthven, Jas. lithographers, &c.
6 Jack, John, slater
5 JM'CoU, J. mess. Bank of Scot.
6 Nimmo, P. & J. brassfounders
7 Ewart, William, cabinetmaker
8 Russell, John, brushmaker
12 Seton, Robert, bookbindsr
13 Gazette Office; Lawrie, W. A.
1 3 Lawrie, W . A. & Co. printers to
Her Majesty
13 Boyd, G. W. & Co, printers
BANK STREET
(Leith.)
Ross, .Joseph, bank-messenger
JNIaxton, John, wine-merchant
Alison, Jas. & Co. corn-factors
BARONY STREET.
C/iissitc Chapel
Knox, Mrs
Graham, Mrs, lodgings
Cay, John, tinsmith
M'Donald, Tertius, surgeon
Learmonth, Thos. beU-hanger
JMurray, Misses
Peaston, Misses, dressmakers '
Rattray, John, mail-guard
Boyack, Nicol, bookseller
Bayne, A. victual-dealer
Phillips, Mrs, sick-nurse
Laing, John, flesher
M'Pherson, Lauchlan, dairy
Wight, George, flesher
Jliddlemas, Mrs
Chalmers, William, tailor
Ramsay, J. piano-forte maker
Goodall, Alexander, builder
Stott's, Mrs, lodgings
Peebles, William, glazier
Hay, Miss Jane, dressmaker
Black, Daniel, hosier
Forbes, Mrs, lodgings
BATHFIELD {Leith.)
Hogben, Mrs
Smith, A. lodgings
Sinclair, R. shipmaster
Bell, Miss EUen
Torance, James, ship-broker
Warden, James, shipowner
Rose, L. shipbuilder
Brown, William, of Customs
Balmer, John, gardener
BATH STREET
(Leith.)
Cameron, Thomas, ropemaker
Sutherland, F.
Whe, H. coal agent
Lindsay, G. & J. «& Co.
Edinburgh Ropers/ Company
Leith Ropery Company
Pyot, James, clerk
Warden, William, ropemaker
Fox lane
BAXTER'S PLACE.
Stevenson, R. esq. engineer
Stevenson, A. esq. engineer
Lothian, John, geographer
Lothian, Alex. esq. advocate
Mortimer, Misses, dressmakers
M'Gregor, James, watchmaker
Bell, R. F. agent
Douglas, Mrs
Warden, DrAdam, F.R.C.S.E.
14S
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
B L E
4 Raillie, Thomas, esq. S.S.C.
6 Milner, Mrs, dress warehouse
7 Munro, Sir George Gun
8 Landale, Thomas, esq. S.S.C.
8 Landale, T. and 11., S.S.C.
8 Hastie, James, perfumer
BEAUMONT PLACE.
2 Rutherford, Jas. victual-dealer
6 Hamilton, John
6 Todd, Mrs
8 Miller, John, salesman
10 Johnstone, D. house-factor
12 Brydon, James, factor
13 Lyall, Alexander
BEDFORD STREET.
5 Johnston, Thos. victual-dealer
9 Dick, Thomas, cowfeeder
22 Punton, George, letter-carrier
20 Middleraass, William, wright
IS Hutchison, Mrs, ladies'-nurse
14 Matson, Thomas, wright
10 Kennedy, James, shoemaker
4 Dewar, Arch, letter-carrier
BELLEVUE CRESCENT.
9 Kerr, C. M. wine-inerchant
9 Paterson, Alexander, merchant
9 Sband, 'Ihomas A. merchant
9 Hanoverian Consul.
9 Hutchison, Matthew, flesher
10 Given, John, vintner
11 Hutchison & Co. merchants
12 Harvey, John, solicitor & N.P
13 Brown, Walter, W. S. & N. P.
13 Crease, Archd. broker
13 Lindsay, William, S.S.C.
13 Paul, James, solicitor
13 Bennet, James, corn-factor
13 Sim, A. Royal Bank
14 Shiels, Thomas, S.S.C.
15 Roi/alBank of Scotland Branch
(William. Bonar, agent)
18 Waterson, Robert, stationer
19 Milne, George, S.S C.
19 Martin, Robert, merchant
19 Boyd, A. merchant
19 Dickson, George, tailor
19 Menzies, John, gentleman
20 Duncan, Flockart, & Powell,
chemists and druggists
21 Archer & Mann, solicitors
21 Wilson, And. S.S.C.
1 Miller, Miss
1 Halket, S. merchant
Bruce, Mrs U'illiam
1 Wilson, Alexander, writer
1 Bayne, John, grocer
Pattieson, Jas. & Son, plasterers 22 Alison, D sail-cloth merchant
'23 Sloan, William, clerk
23 Gardner, ]\Iiss, lodgings
23 Gardner, Mrs, W.
23 Laird, ]Mrs
23 Williamson & Stark, merchants
2 Mackersy, William, esq. W.S.|23 Stewart, A. clerk
3 Howden, Francis, esq. J23 Thomson, John, corn-merchant
6 Crawford, William, esq. 23 Lamb, R. auctioneer
6 Tait, Rear- Admiral, J. H. |24 M'Kinlay, James, baker
7 Wishart Mrs 25 Cusine, James, flesher
8 M'Dowall, Wm. esq. surgeon 26 Dakeyne, Joseph, haberdasher
9 Campbell, Simon, esq. S.S.C. j27 P^ench, John, grocer
2^ Russell, James, builder
28 Currie, P. (of Customs)
43 Fulton, .John, merchant
44 Hull and Leith Steam Pnc/et
office; Jno Tnkster, agent
45 Watt, A. vintner
46 Robertson, A. painter
46 M'Kenzie, Tho. bank mess.
47 Robertson, Jas. waggcn office
47 Colston, James, vintner
48 British Linen Co.'s Bank
48 Cundell, Joseph of British
Linen Company
49 Ballantyne, Jol n, stationer
50 Bell, James, and Co. merchants
51 Lindsay, G. & .7. & Co. rope
and sail makers
53 Henderson, D. wine-merchant
56 Glendinning, Kobt. coach-hirer
56 Clark, Mrs, King's Aims ta»
58 M'Lean, John, perfumer
60 Stewart, Mrs, spirit^dealer
BLACKET PLACE.
Forsyth, Mrs
Thomson, D. .L leather-factor
M'Kenzie, Wm. surgeon
Irvine, Captain Y.
1 Ramsay, John, esq.
Shiels, W. esq. asst. clerk of Sess.
I'inlay, ]\Iiss, boarding school
Ireland, T. (1'. Ireland & Son)
Watson, Mrs
Nttvinfitan House,
Broughton, Edward, esq.
Forbes, P. of P. P^rbes & Co.
Grieve, Miss, A'f!c/>?f/f( n (_ ,tfagc
IMegget, Aitken, leather-factor
10 Stoddart, Rear-Admiral
1 1 Campbell, jVlrs George
St. Mary's Church
BELLEVUE TERRACE.
4 Wordsworth, S. W.S.
28 Gibson, H.(G.& Son) plumbers
28 Powell, Fred. W. druggist
28 Lorimer, William, solicitor
29 Sutherland, Wm. S. statioi.er
4 Barber, R. H. barrister-at-law |30 NationalBankofScolland'' suffice;
(James Wallace, agent)
31 Coldstream, Dr John
32 Menzies, 'Ihomas, shipbuilder
5 Neil, Mrs
BELL'S MILLS.
Sawers, John, esq.
Thomson, Aw. mill-master
Walker, Thomas, skinner
BERNARD STREET
{Leith.)
1 Minto, Andrew, tobacconist
2 Commeri iat List office
2 Hislop, George, spirit-dealer
2 Ferguson, Mrs, .spirit-dealer
3 Stalker, William, sail-maker
4 Grindlay, Cowan, & Co. corn-
factors
4 Watt & Yule, merchants
7 Robert^on, Alexan^ er, pjinter
8 Smith & (iraham, rope-makers
32 Hodge, Patrick, merchant
32 Buchan, Matthew, rectifier
32 Paterson, Mrs, card manufac.
33 Simpson & Morrison, solicitors
34 Rennie, Mrs
34 M'Gregor, Dr, ship-broker
35 Martin's court,
Smith, R. M. merchant
Berry, George & Co. merchts
Minto, George, merchant
37 Scarth, Pillans, W.S. & N. P.
38 Beveridge, S. & P. S. solicitors
39 Robertson, John, merchant
4 1 AVood, P. & C. merchants
42 Transport office -.
42 Pitt, Lieut. E. AV. agent
BLAIR STREET.
1 Smith k Co. oilmen
3 Aikman, Mrs, baker
5 Drummor/d, 1 dw. bookseller
9 M'JNIurray, Durham, and Co.
stationers
13 Lammie, Hugh, spiiit-mercht.
13 Currie, David, bookbinder
19 Gilnjour, Mrs Geo. fur. wareh.
21 Allan, John, teetotal cofFee-ho.
21 Swanson, Miss, dressmaker
21 Scoon, W. & K. baker
23 Macniven, P. and W. stationers
33 Qiiefti's lute Prtvtiny Office ;
Wm. Black, manager
39 Cameron, John, stationer
44 Turnbull, Alex, broker
42 Sinclair, Alex, pawnbroker
38 Cuningham & Co. wine-merch.
34 Sirangman & Brodie
28 Megget k Symington, leather-
factors
BLENHEIM PLACE.
I Galli, C. gallery of arts
1 Rose, Hugh (of Craig & Rose)
1 Gray, James, hosier
1 Clark, Robert, engraver
1 Gordon, James, artist
BON
2 Duff, Mrs, milliner
3 lleid, Kobert, painter
6 Leddingham, Geo. esq.
7 Davidson, Mrs. of Polmont
8 raser, Mrs
9 Aldridge, 1 liomas, esq.
10 Cunningham, M goldsmith
BONNINGTON llOAD.
Fonnin^tnn Bank,
Hay, Alexander, writer
Harper, Rev. James, D.D.
Munro, A. spirit-dealer
Astley, Thomas, chemist
Ijonnington Bridge,
Adam & Son, skinners
While, 11. skinner, &c.
Hay, John, millmaster
Cunningham, A. & A. tanners
Williamson, F. vellum-manu-
facturer
Beveridge, Mrs T. spirit-dealer
JHiintiivqtim Brui,
Kemp, David, esq,
BoiDiiiutoii Place,
1 Boyd, Mrs
2 rhilip, Charles, merchant
3 Adam, Alex, skinner
4 Clapperton, Mrs
5 Forrest, Mrs
8 TurnbuU, IVlrs
8 Kinghorn, William, builder
9 Walker, G., M.D. surgeon
llaimes, R. (of J. & 11. Kaimes)
Jioiinnigton Park
North fM,
Philp, Mrs F. P.
Williamson, Miss
Stewart, Thomas, gardener
Catherine Bank,
Millar, Thomas H. sheriff of
Selkirkshire
M'Laren, D. (of IVIessrs. M'
Laren)
Gordon, John W. esq. R.S A
North f eld Cottage,
M'Intosh, Mis L.
Rii'insoy Place,
Schultze, Alexander, esq.
Schultze, Frederick, esq.
Schultze, F- jun. esq.
Gunn, Jas mercht. Rose Bank
Gunn, J. C. engineer
Reid, W. C. bookseUer
Wiiliavifieirt,
Gavin, AViUiam, merchant
Ahson, James, corn-factor
Falkner, J. P. solicitor
Clitrry Bmik,
Gavin, Miss
Gavin, W. A. esq.
Graham, Frederick, esq.
Liston, Mrs Captain William
Vf dder, David, of Customs
Watson, Mrs John
Cobban, Peter, gardener
STREET DIRECTORY.
Webster, .Tames, esq.
Finlay, William, surgeon
J, wsfield
Kirk wood, James, esq
Kiikwood, Rev. Tliomas
uting, Kdwd. shoi maker Jess-
field cottage
U /,«/<■ 7^'r.ye IJousr,
Gordon, Mrs. Capt.
BONNINGTON ROAD
(Lcith.)
Fergusiin, Robert, waggoner
Strong, J\lrs, Spencc's Place
Hallty, George, clerk
Cameron, A. of Customs
Galloway, Mrs John
Gallow.iy, IMis-es, milliners
Neill, Alex, carter
Bartholomew, J. dairyman
Lawrie, John, spirit-dealer
Gellatly, ]Mrs
Pentlaiid, Y. J. cooper
Young, Wm. colour-merchant
Silierfield,
IM'Dougald, James, gardener
Trench, Robert, spirit-dtaler
Blown, Mrs garden. Bowernhall
Nimmo, Mrs
Fortune, Ri bert & Co. slaters
Purdie and Merrilees, nursery-
men, florists, and seedsmen
Haig, George A. Bonnington
Bonnington Bank, Lcith
Allan, John, esq.
Bernard, Daniel, Haig's distil
lery
Forrest. D. esq. medalist to
Her Alajesty
Dewar, Eben. clerk
Scoit, Wm. publican
Lizars, Mrs
BOROUGHMUIR-HEAD.
Porteous, Andrew, postmaster
Kerr, Mrs, lodgings
M'Donald, Geo. teacher
Grange Baiih,
Russel, Alexander, esq.
Ker, Miss
Grctnhill Lodge,
IjOckley, Mrs
Grten/iili Bank,
Macpherscm, Mrs E.
Simpson, Erskine, North Bank
Chambers, Rev. Dr. Church
mil.
East Merchlstov,
Bertram, James, farmer
Scott, John, florist and garden
contractor See ^-Idv.
Graham, Walter, esq. Lodge
M-Clellan, Mrs J. Cast e Lank
Chalmers, C. seminary, CastU
Tod, James, farmer
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Archibald, John, grazier, JWer-
chiston Bank
Holcombe, H. F. C.B. Lieut.-
Colonel
Meiklejohn, J.esq.W.S. Fiew-
field Cotlas^e
Myresidc,
Curror, Adam, farmer
Forrester, Ar. esq. Megget'and
'1 ijijicrlin,
Knox, .James, land-surveyor
l.anglands. Will w right
BRANDON STREET.
1 Handyside, Misses
2 Knight, George, esq.
3 Brougham, JVIrs
4 Bertram, Mrs
5 Law, George, land-valuator
5 I^aw, Mrs
6 Howden, P. wine-merchant
7 Owen, John Smyth, e.sq.
8 Wylhe, I>ieut. Colonel J. S,
9 Paterson, Miss
10 Mayne,John,esq.surgeon,M.D.
11 Sibbald, Mrs
11 Allan, Miss
1 1 Cockburn, Robert, coal-mercht
11 Cochrane, Mrs
12 Thomson, Mrs Col.
13 .Johnston, Miss
13 Johnston, Adam, wine-metchU
14Tnnes, Sir David
14 Davidson, Mrs
14 Browne, Mrs Dr
14 Sibbald, Mrs
14 Simpson, Mrs
15 Clayton, IMiss
IG Paton, W. cabinetmaker
BREAD STREET.
1 ]\Iiller, Thomas, baker
5 Hoelds, Samuel, umbrella-mak.
9 AVaddle, William, stationer
11 Blair, James, tea-dealer
1 1 Beattie, William, wright
1 1 Yule, James, stone-carver
1 1 Forrest, William, plasterer
1 3 Berry, James, saddler
15 Dalgleish, David, fleshe*
17 Mitchell, William, grocer
17 Walker, John, transcriber
19 Macleod, Hector, spirit-dealer
22 Shaw, William, tailor
23 Begg, A. tailor
23 Mutter,M .AY. straw-hat maker
27 Stewart, Mrs John
27 Roberts, I'homas, ironmonger
6 Chalmers, Jas. cabinet maker
BRIDGE STREET
(Leith.)
1 Lyall, John, spirit dealer
2 Morrison, Hugh, ship-chandler
2 Crabb, Mrs
2 Brigleman's, Mrs, kdgings
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2 Fyfe. Mrs
3 Forrest, Jas. sen. & Co. gro-ers
4 Laird, David, W. watchmaker
5 Adams, A. shoemaker
6 Brown, "William, hairdresser
8 Innes, Robert, shipbuilder
8 Calder, "William, sailmaker
9 Dewar, IVIrs, meal-dealer
10 Frater, Mrs, diiiry
23 Cooper, Thomas, grocer
24 Finlay, Robert, fiesher
25 Fackney, Mrs, lodgings
26 Hill, Thomas, spirit-dealer
27 Kerr, James, victual-dealer
29 Cordmires, Henry, spirit-dealer
30 Eadie, James, hairdresser
31 Stocks, Peter, agent
31 Stocks, David, baker
33 "Williamson, Mrs, tavern
33 Fyfe, N. cork-cutter
33 "Watson, Thomas, letter-carrier
33 "Watson, Mrs, lodgings
33 West, Joseph, lodgings
33 Charteris, INIiss
33 Dickson, jVIisse?, dressmakers
34 Fyfe, R. china warehouse
35 Ritchie, A. H, tobacconist
36 Macart, James, bootmaker
37 Lyall, Richard, meal-dealer
38 Dickson, Robert, letter-carrier
38 Murray, IMrs U.
39 "Waters, "William, painter
40 Scotland, T. teacher & sess -elk.
41 Wright, Robert, baker
42 Tweedale, Robert, tiesher
43 Excise and Permit office ._
43 Tait, John, clerk
43 Colquhoun, J\lrs, Excise
44 Rutherford, Alexander, baker
45 ]\I'Rae, Alex, provision shop
46 Scott, James, grocer
47 Wilson, Mrs Robert
47 Lyon, Miss, lodgings
47 Leckie, James, boat-builder
48 Chalmers, Jas. S. watchmaker
50 Leiham, David, victual-dealer
62 jNIunro, Hector, watchmaker
63 Paul, Mrs, worsted >hop
64 M'Kendrick, W. shoemaker
65 Robertson, William, baker
66 Murray, John, cooper
56 Buttiman, John, ship-builder
67 Robertson, Alexander, flesher
69 Auburn, Mrs, spirit-dealer
61 J^eith, Gias. and Green. IVarch..
61 Menzies, Thomas, L. E. & G.
Sh pping Company
BRIGHTON STREET.
1 Grinton, William, draper
7 INIackay, Mrs Jean, lodgings
7 Donaldson, Airs. J, dressmaker
7 Haig, Henry, engraver
7 Thomson, John, hnen-draper
7 Purvis, R. writer
9 Dewar, Andrew, shoemaker
9 Agnew, James, teacher
9 Scott, IVIrs Andrew, flesher
9 jNI'lntosh, E, teacher
9 White, George, letter-carrier
9 Thomson, James, auctioneer
Brighton-Street Chapel
10 Glass, M. barm-brewer
10 Gibb, Fulton, merchant
10 M'Pherson, Jas. cabmetmaker
8 Lee, William, late merchant
8 Lee, Miss, ladies school
8 Lee, Miss, milliner
6 Thomson, Wilham
6 Thomson, INIisses, dressmakers
6 Laughton, Mrs
6 Munro, Mrs, lodgings
6 Hutton, iNIrs, lodgings
6 Lockie, Mrs, lodgings
6 Murray, Mrs James
6 Ritchie, John, teacher
4 Low, John, plumber
BRISTO PORT.
Carnie, John, horse-dealer
Hunter, A. & Son, tobacconists
JNlackay, P. superint. Lunatic
Asylum
Charity Workhouse — Rev. Ro-
bert, Bowie, house-governor
JNIrs Beatson, matron
William Scott, gatekeeper
George Small, esq. treasurer
BRISTO STREET.
3 Howey, Thomas, & Co, carriers
3 Clark D. inspect, of weights, &c.
3 Jolinston, INIrs
7 Hunter, T. grocer
11 Hamilton, W. tea-dealer
14 IVoolpack Inn, Clark, Adam
17 Stott, D. leather-merchant
Ormiston, Robert, S.S.C.
17 Sliller, James, writer
23 Aikman, Alex. T, engraver
23 P'raser, James, victual-dealer
25 Herdman, John, baker
1^" Char.es Street.
27 Hay, Duncan, spirit-dealer
29 Shaw, IMrs, lodging
33 Sniillie, John, grocer
Vth Campbell, Mrs, sick-nurse
37 AViUianison, T. victual-dealer
41 Forsyth, Robert, tailor
41 Thomson, ]\Irs J, dressmaker
53 Scott, Andrew, tailor
65 Summers, D. baker
61 Tait, Mrs Walter, laboratory
71 Cotton, George, solicitor
71 Cotton, George, tobacconist
70 Graham, Andw. spirit-dealer
66 Kerr, Robert, grocer
68 Cotton, John, tobacconist
62 Scott, .\lexander, painter
58 Jlailisall, Wm coach-builder
58 ^\ hillas, Wm. and Son, cooperi
54 l^earmontlijAlex. victual-dealer
62 Anderson, James, S.S.C.
52 Baxter, Mrs M. lodgings
52 Luke, Miss, dressmaker
50 Stewart, Andrew, spirit-dealer
48 Gray, W. A. surgeon
46 Dickenson, Mrs M. lodgings
46 Ogilvy, Thomas, merchant
42 Muir, John, victual-dealer
40 Stevenson, S. linendraper
38 Ducat, T. victual-dealer
36 Hamilton's Entry.
36 L^rquhart, John, mason
34 Kilgour, James, flesher
32 Gordon, John, druggist
30 Rutherford, Rob. spirit- mercht.
28 Baird, John, grocer
26 Kerr, Robert, grocer
18 Edinburgh Clothing Society
18 Porteous, .James, teacher
18 Dickson's court
16 Aliller, William, hairdresser
8 iVIuir, Adam, victual-dealer
6 Balleny, IMi.ss, corset-maker
6 ]\J orison. Chas. cabinetmaker
4 Anderson, James, flesher
2 Brown, Charles, watchmaker
BROAD WYND (Leith.)
2 Dickson, James, shipmaster
4 Paton, Peter, spirit-dealer
10 ]Macalpin, William saddler
12 Walker, John, spirit-dealer
13 & 14 ]Morrison,W.&Co,merch,
20 Corstorphine, J. wine-mercht.
21 Hume, R. W. engraver
BROLGHTON (OLD.)
Goodall & Sanderson, wrights
Hossack, M. chiropodist
Cumming, R. writer
Cumming, Jas. com.-traveller
I'aton, David, wright
Shannon, John, wright
Miller, Rob. Broughton tavern
Train, William, cooper
Miller, Jas. & Co. engineers
Shade, Andrew, carter
Murdie, John, corn-dealer
Pedie, James, esq. W.S.
BROUGHTON PLACE.
1 Scotland, George, auctioneer
1 Dods, William, lodgings
1 Herd, Mrs, lodgings
1 Swan, James, baker
3 Faitbairn, Thomas
5 Flint, John, esq.
7 .Jamieson, Miss, lodgings
9 Lyal, A. house-factor
1 1 IM'Kenzie, Mrs
13 ]\I'Neilie, David, esq. W.S.
13 Hardie, J. shoeniaker
15 Ainslie, A. esq.
17 Turnbull, Misses, board, school
19 BaUlie, AV. R. esq. W.S.
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19 Grant, Thos. esq. accountant
19 Grant, Mi&s
21 Dickson, Alexander, grocer
21 Raid, Misses, milliners
23 Gentleman, James, merchant
29 Irv.iie, John, ptirtrait-painter
31 Beattie, Mrs Thomas
31 Skea, John, joiner
31 Ramsay, Philip A. esq. S.S.C.
31 Black, John, mail-guard
31 Wight, Miss
SrmtiihtOTi.pInce Chafel
M'Laren, Neil, merchant
35 Dick, Captain John
32 Spankie, Miss
32 Strong, Mrs
30 Marshall, James, esq. S.S.C.
28 Ritchie. Rev. Dr. D.
26 Hunt, William, esq. W.S.
24 Donali', Alex. esq. W.S.
22 Orr, Miss A.
22 Aiiken, Alex. esq.
20 Kermack, John, esq. W.S.
1J{ CJarkson, E. esq.
16 Patterson, H. merchant
16 Eckford, Miss
16 Boggie, Dr
16 Ritchie, James, senior, merch.
1 6 Potts, William, agent
14 Scott, James, esq. surgeon
12 Baillie and Storie, W.S.
10 M'Donnell, Mrs. James
8 Reid, James, esq.
6 Burn, James, esq. AV.S.
aS* Javmsa c/nif'tl
BROUGHTON PL. (East.)
2 Grant, John, pianoforte-maker
2 Robertson, Jno. writer
2 Pringle, William, com. agent
3 Romanes, Mrs
4 Ritchie, Andrew, watchmaker
4 Briggs, Miss
4 Buist, Mrs Lieutenant
4 Stewart, Mrs
4 Glover, James, painter
5 Spalding, A. esq. writer
6 Horsburgh, Miss
Elitt, John, tailor, Broughton
Court, East
BROUGHTON ROAD.
Broughton Cottagt,
Cunddill, J. dairy
Broil f/lilon- Park Houst^
Broughton Hull,
Yule, George, cloth-factor
Blandfield house,
Webster, Robert, esq. S.S.C.
Bioughlon Point,
Ewing, W. esq. National Bank
Ewing, George, esq-
M'Donald, VV. e.sq Powderhall
Gregor, John, writer, East
Potvderhall
Bedbraes,
Hall, Robert, of Cuscoms
Reid, John, senior, gardener
Dickson & Co. nursery
Philip, John, esq.
Stephens, Henry, esq.
BROUGHTON STREET.
Adtlphi 7 hLutre
Catholic C/wptl
Catholic Chaittl Lane
Rigg, Rev. George
jNIalcolm, Rev. John
JNI'Donald, Rev. John
1 Beveridge, ISI. tobacconist
2 Peck, William, spirit-merchant
3 Guild, Mrs
3 Deighton, R. & Co. tavern
7 Wallace, W. meal-dealer
9 O'Donnel, J. bookseller
13 Dunken, Robert, baker
1 5 Grant, Mrs Alex, apothecary
17 Pringle, Nicol, merchant
19 Henderson, Misses, straw-hat
makers
19 Scott, John, bootmaker
21 Croall, William, coachmaker
21 JJain, Mrs, lodgings
21 Hutton, Mrs
21 Bartholomew, John, engraver
21 Grant, Mrs
23 Cameron, Miss, silk and worsted
shop
25 Aitcliison & Co. spirit dealers
27 Bell, Robert, shoemaker
29 Buquct, M. et Mme. professors
of the French Lang. Sec Adv.
31 Purves, Mrs Robert
31 Thomson, D. lodgings
31 Sawyers, R. late merchant
33 Broughton Lane
33 Tait, 'NA'alter, eating-house
Sparks, John, livery stables
Galloway, Alexander, stabler
35 Park, William, tailor
35 Wemyss, Mrs
35 Kennedy, John, surgeon
37 Balfour, J. & J. M. esqrs. W.S.
37 Lawrie, W. victual-dealer
39 Anderson k Bayne, grocers
43 Ciilzean, Thomas, tailor
43 Murray, Mrs A.
43 Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
43 Gray, Charles, baker
45 I'ringle, A. tobacconist
47 Inglis, Ch. S. bookseller
49 Mackintosh, Mrs, spirit-dealer
49 Wright, J &Co. cabinetmakrs.
51 Jardine, JMrs
51 Currie, Mrs
51 Fowler, George, builder
51 Preston, A. lodgings
51 Kirkham, Mrs
53 Grey, William, joiner
53 Wright, William, grocer
57 Young, John, umbrella-maker
59 Dick, John, plumber
Nisbet, James, S.S.C.
White, A. flesher
Hunter, James, ploughmaker
Fell, Andrew, tailor
Stewart, Charles, tailor
Dans-kin, A. wright
Petrie, Robert, tailor
M'Laren, Peter, cabinetmaker
Philip, Peace, carver
Cruickshank, T. tobacconist
M'Kenzie, C. grocer
Gibson, James, dyer
Wilson, IVIrs Robert
M'Kenzie, Jn. furnace-builder
Simpson, Robert, esq.
Dickson, Walter, surgeon R.N.
Wallace, Thomas, shoemaker
Sliand, James, painter
Bishop, James, boot and slioe
warehouse
Thorn, William, flesher
Lumsden, IMiss
Mitchell, Airs, dressmaker
Sheddan, John, cabinetmaker
Christie, Misses, milliners
Hardie, John, grocer
Campbell, Blair, fruiterer
Moflat, John, grocer
Swan, James, baker
A^'ardlaw, Peter, smith
Waidlaw, A. joiner
Williams, W. & G. marble cut.
Notman, J. plumber
Dickson, J. and Sons, nursery
Robinson, William, min. painter
Hamilton, Dr W. B. surgeon
Caverliill, Mrs
Christal, Robert, tobacconist
M'Glashan, Donald, grocer
IM'Millan, Thomas, painter
'Walker, Charles
Caldwell, T. P. (Caldwell,
Lloyd & Co.)
IMaule, John, architect
M'Arthur, Mrs
Johnston, John, surveyor
Clark, James, mail- guard
Blues, William, ship-owner
Craig, James, merchant
Gillespie, A. ironmonger
Hill, John, poulterer
Carmichael, William, flesher
M'Pherson, Mrs A.
Maule, George, builder
Cruickshanks, T. tobacconist
Shanks, Mrs
Henderson, G. victual-dealer
Hunter,Gabriel, smith
Scott, John, shoemaker
Manderson, D. & G. spirit-dlrs.
Murray, John, spirit-dealer
Herdman, Alexander, clerk
Wilson, Mrs Wm.
Thomson, Miss Elizabeth
Marshall, .James, plumber
Hardie, James, tobacconist
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
B U C
62 Finlay, Mrs
50 Stirling, Misses, milliners
60 Robertson, A. worsted shop
44 Barber, Alex, spirit-dealer
44 Oliver, Dr James, surg on
42 Bayne, Alex, victual-dealer
40 Craig, James, grocer
40 Montignianie, Wm. stationer
40 Robertson, Mrs Wm.
40 Grierson, Miss E.
38 Ross, Mrs, lodgings
34 Ross, William, china mer-
cliant
32 Corbet, William, cabinet-
maker
20 Pitcairn, W. F. esq.
16 Sutherland, J. coal-merchant
1(J Parker, William, cabinet-
maker
12 Dickson, R. & R. architects
12 Durham, James, stationer
6 Shearer, .lames, trunkmaker
2 Peck, William, spirit-dealer
BROWN SQUARE.
1 Anderson, James, hairdresser
3 Eees, John, tobacconist
4 Leggat, G. & J. whip-manu
f'actureis
6 M'Gregor, A. innkeeper
16 Noble, Rev. James
17 Miller, Sir W. Bart, of Glenlee
18 Harkin, Hugh, teaclier
19 Crombie & Sons, dyers
21 Gowans, Mrs, grocer
BROWN STREET.
I Lillico, William, baker
Brincn tHrtet Liiiir.
6 Ferguson, Peter, printer
7 M'Kenzie, W., G. P. O.
7 M'Into.sh, Misses, milliners,&c.
7 M'Laren, W. printer
9 Wright, Thomas, writer
9 Sinclair, W. late merchant
9 Sinclair, James, accountant
9 Smith, C. & E. dressmakers
9 Slymond, Jno. printer
11 Mercer, Mrs J. cowfeeder
1 1 Dickson, John
13 Sanders, Andrew, tailor
IS Nightingale, J. S. Wesleyan
minister
BRUNSWICK ST. EillSide.
7 Laing, Robt. esq. banker
9 Hunter, Mrs
I I Richardson, William, esq. (of
Dicksons & Co.)
15 Harvey, G. esq. hist. -painter
1 7 Spence, AVm. esq. banker
BRUNSWICK ST. Stockbridge
1 Dickson, Robt. & Co. wine mer-
chants
1 Kinness, Mrs, ladies' nurse
1 Yule, Mrs .James
1 ]\Iuir, D. bookseller
3 Bryce, Andrew, smith
6 Scott, John, leather cutter
7 Cassie, James, silk-dyer
1 1 Young, Elizabeth, stay and cor
set miitket
13 Finlavson, R. shoemaker
17 Mcffat, Henry, dairy
19 Dickson, R. spirit-dealer
19 Fernie, Alex, shoemaker
23 Young, John, china shop
25 Luke, .James, baker
27 Cameron, Mrs, midwife
27 I>yon, Mrs, lodgings
27 Stewan, William, artist
27 M'Lean, Mrs
29 Davidson, Mrs, milliner
29 Dunlop, Charles, cabinetmaker
33 Oliver, Mrs, ladies' nurse
58 St !iUphe7i's fvh, 1,1
56 M'Culloch, Philip, ropemaker
56 Ford, Robert, mason
54 Maxwell, liobert, taih r
50 Nelson, W. L. teacher
50 Millar, Miss
50 Muir, David, teacher
50 Winter, Robert, flesher
50 Sharp, Mrs, midwife
50 Grieve, John (Nat. Bank)
50 Grcenshields, Mrs, ladies' nurse
46 Yule, Mrs, eating house
3U AValdie, Miss, dressmaker
38 Cumming, Mrs, midwife
38 Rennie, Mrs, midwife
38 Duncan, Joseph, mason
36 Taylor, Mrs, spirit-dealer
34 M'Farlane, James, shoemaker
28 Young, John, flesher
28 Stewart, Adam, esq.
24 Norrie, Robert, grocer
22 Stoddart, Thomas K. baker
20 Robertson, M. shoemaker
20 M'Murtrie, Mrs
1 8 Grant, Adam, writer
18 Shiell, Aliss, dressmaker
14 Robeitson, Robert, spiiit-
dealer
10 Durham, William, watch-
maker •
10 Campbell, Wm. spirit dealer
8 Kirkwood, Robt. tailor
6 Hornc, William, painter
6 Turnbuli, Jcihn, lodgings
6 M'Gregor, Mrs, ladies nurse
6 Beattie, J. M. warehouseman
6 Dow, John, shoemaker
4 M'Nicol, A. shoemaker
BRUNTON PLACE.
4 Berwick, Mrs AVilliam
4 Berwick, Akx. esq. jun.
5 lAike, Adam, treasurer G.H.H
5 M'Dowall, James, esq.
6 Watson, John, esq. of Gas Co.
7 Ross, John, esq.
8 Robertson, David, of Custom's
8 Lindsay, Samuel, of High Sch,
9 Wm Gibson Cassels, esq.
Brunton Place Cottage
BRUNTSFIELD LINKS.
Gillespie'x Hdnpitcil,
A uld, Rev. R. T. head master
1 John Robertson, house governor
Miss Laing, matron
Hrnnti^JicUJ Place,
2 Crease, Mrs
Crease, William, merchant
Crease, Archibald, merchant
3 Innes, Mrs
Innes, Capt. R N.
4 Gourla), ]\Irs
6 Mitchell, Mrs
Bruvtujidd Lodge,
Foulis, Lady
7 Smellie, A. printer
8 Scott, Mrs
9 Ogilvy, J. S. esq. accountant
9 Herbert, Mrs
TVellwood Lodge
10 Brown, Miss
Brown, Walter, esq
11 Crichton, Geo. esq. View forth
Pratt, Mrs, Vieufirtk House
TuUis, W. esq. Home Lodge
Rlontpelicr
1 Gordon, Jno. Insp. of schools
2 Simson, Wm. esq
Drummond, Rev. T. D. K.
12 Anderson, .John, esq.
13 Gibson, Mrs Col. of Pentland
14 Anderson, Archibald, etq.
15 Chisholnie, R. esq.
Haig, Mrs Robert, Vicwpark
Grein/iill Cuttut/e,
Menzies, John, esq.
Gillies, Right Rev. Dr James
Gourlay, Jas. gardener,. ij>i^nti-
field House,
St. 31u7yaret's Co7tve>if,
Mrs Mary Emely, superior
£a.it MoTTiingiide House,
Bell, Robert, esq,
Rae, James, gardener
/( hitehous;
Dalzell, J A. efq.
BUCCLEUCH PLACE.
1 Balleny, Miss
2 Galloway, Alex, merchant
2 Marshall, James, njerchant
2 Dymock, J. R. grocer
2 Graham, Mrs
3 Sandy, G. esq. W.S.
4 Romanes, J. esq.
5 White, Mrs
6 Dunn, Mrs J.
5 Dunn, Miss, teacher
5;Pringle J.S.(Patti&on & Pringle)
B U C
STREET DIRECTORY.
C A L
147
5 Scott, Miss
5 IS'isbet, Mrs
6 Allan, Jihn, plumber
6 Yeitch, Mrs
6 Thomson, Miss
7 Sinclair, John, esq.
7 Whyte, T. esq. of Sir Wm.
Forbes ^ Co.
7 Lanceficld, Alf. land-surveyor
7 Brown, M.s Dr
7 Dalgleish, John, teacher
7 Eule, George, of Com. Bank
8 Liv.ngsti n, D. clothier
a Roberison. J merchant
S Dohson, Miss
8 Braid wood, Mrs, sen.
9 ^iunro, Mrs A.
10 Johnston, M ss
10 Hardy, Mrs
10 Shireft MissD.
10 Cotton, James
1 1 CunimingjW.esq surgeon,R.N.
12 Livingston. A. general agent
12 Lothian, James, writer
12 Keir, INIrs Kobert
12 Wotherspoon, Miss
13 lleid, Mrs George
14 Livingston, John, agent
15 M'Donald, Jas. manufacturer
15 Miller, ]Miss, dressmaker
16 Inglis, AVm. esq.
16 Wright, Ilev. James
15 Buthven, James, printer
16 Johnston, ]\lrs
IC Ross, jNliss, of Kerse
17 Glass, Robert, plater
18 Geddes, Miss
18 Fairbairn, Miss
18 Walker, James, printer
18 Armour, Harry, printer
18 Ritchie, Pat patent press-mak.
18 Irvine, R. Scotsman Office
18 F.dmonstone, Thos. jun. merch.
19 Glover, George, esq. surgeon
20 Muir, Andrew, general aj^ent
20 Shanks, Mrs
2 1 Rattray, Miss
21 Uliphant, Wm. jun. bookseller
21 Oliphant, "Walter, bookseller
22 Renton, William, esq.
22 Renton, J. silk mercer
22 Renton, Wm. silk mercer
23 .Zeigler, Alexander, surgeon
24 Goguel, Mrs
24 Ireland, Alexander, merchant
24 Bryson, Robert, watchmaker
24 Aitken, Alexander, merchant
24 Greig, Ti omas, f airnielaw ho.
25 Murray, John, esq.
26 Smith, James, merclant
26 C.mpbell, Rev. Geo. O.
26 Laidlaw, U. (ofLaidlaw & Son)
27 SomervilIe,Alex of Stamp-offict
28 Gordon, Mrs Andrew
28 Mason, R. builder
28 Goold, Rev. William
•28 Brown, Robert, brass:'ounder
29 Dickson, Misses
29 Armstrong, T. (B. of Scotland)
29 Gierke, Daniel, ot R. Whytock
29 Nelson, Mrs
30 I'cacock, Andrew, tobacconist
31 ]Mimro, Miss
31 M' Alpine, W. livery -laci man
31 Skiiving, Jn. punch-cutter
31 Taylor, jMrs
31 M'Donald, D. cloih-factor
31 Briggs, D. C. accountant
31 Robertson, Jas. late tobacconist
32 JNIiller, A. surgeon, F.R.C.S.E.
33 Walker, David, auctioneer
34 Brown, Gordon, recorder
34 Torrance, D. esq.
34 Ballantyne, George, grocer
BUCCLEUCH strep:t.
St. Cvthbert's Chaptl
1 Swoid, James, S-S-C.
1 Webster, Misses
5 Dobson, D. cabinetmaker
6 INIerton, AVm. (of Usher & Co.)
5 Cameron, JNliss
5 Handy side, Miss
5 Leishn an. Rev. William
Buccleui h Place
7 Brod e, George, grocer
13 Pefters, ]Mrs C. grocer
15 Mercer, IMiss
15 Jelly, Mrs
15 Binel, Mrs
15 Hardesty, George, com. agent
15 Gardner, Andrew A.
17 El(!er, James, spirit-cealer
Btattie, James, cabinetmaker
Hope Park House
Bucdeiich Parinh School, Peter
M'Omi.sh, teacher
21 AiicHTRs' Hall, J. Frome,
keeper
Peter, IVIuir, bowniaker
23 Sorovghlof h,
23 Melville, Alexander, brewer
Anderson, Mrs
Clason, Rev. P., D.D.
Hope Park End
23 Fraser, Mrs
33 Durward, Andrew, spirit-dealer
43 Gilson, .Joseph, grocer, &c.
47 Brown, Peter, bookseller
49 Davies, William, grocer
51 Simpson, Robert, publisher
51 IVIcffat, Robt. cabinetmaker
51 Rymer, Mrs
53 ISlackeiazie, Sarr.uel, builder
Hope Park End Houxe,
Robertson, Wm. brewer
80 Roi/^s lourt
(;6 Trotter, J. slater
(16 Pears, James, baker
fi4 Lawrie, B. stocking-manufact.
62 Ainslie, Peter, spirit-dealer
56 Menzies, William, shoemaker
50 Grant, Mrs. John
44 Arnot, James, baker
40 GiHord, N col, farrier
.'^6 Torrance, John, baker
34 Kay, Mrs. J. sick-nurse
20 Henderson, Wm. spirit-dealer
14 Bain's, .lohn, dairy
14 Ihicihvtji Perid
Ross, .John, painter
10 Scott, AVilliam, coach-hirer
10 Ralston, A. & D. staymakers
10 Sutherland, James, tailor
16 Whittet, William, silversmith
4 Pringle, Thomas, barm-brewer
4 Stirling, JMrs
BURNS STREET.
(Ltkh.)
1 Stoddart, Gavin, grocer
2 Alexander, Miss, dressmaker
0 Kinnaird, Thomas, grocer
CABLE WYND (Lekh.)
Craig, Peter, spirit-dealer
Gibb, William, grocer, &c.
& 17 Gilchrist, .Tames, carter
Kid, David, cooper & fish-curer
Cochrane, John, cowfeeder
Taylor, Robert, merchant
CALTON HILL.
Calton Stairs.
Dvpuld Steuart's Mtmument
The Royal Observatory
Play fair's Monument
Nelxnn's Moiiument,
Kerr, Mrs
Forest, R. sculptor
Katiimul Monuvieiit
PopularObservatoryjDA.iss Short
Jicptnt Road
7 he Hi(fh School;
John Gladow, janitor
Burns' Monument
Bridewell
County Jail, John Smith, gov.
Calton Place,
Richardson, J. junior and Co.
merchants
CALTON HILL.
1 Hawks, .7. bit and spur maker
6 Sinclair, John, letter-carrier
7 Smith, T. officer to Signet Office
7 Mitchell, J. teacher
7 Kemp, Robert, letter-carrier
1 1 Pearson, T. esq Mail-coach off.
13 Baddon, Isaac, mail-guard
13 Goodwin, Wm. mail-guard
15 Corstorphine, C. slioemaker
17 Black, A. superintend, of works
for Heriot Hospital
17 Gray, J. (of J. Gray & Son)
17 Oliver, Mrs, sick-nurse
17 Fernie, James, wright
21 Hay, J. recorder of Calton
148
CAT.
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
CAN
Porteous, J. officer Calton Inc.
Flemirg, L. tobacconist
I.awrie, James, bootmaker
Brown, James, leather-merchant
I,eitch, D late merchant
Murdoch, Jas. Lighth. service
Miller, Samuel, teacher of music
Brown, Charles, house-factor
Main, Mrs Thomas
Dewar, Miss
Steell, John, carver and gilder
Dow, J shoemaker
Nimmo, D. engraver
Arthur, John, clothier
Cameron, Andrew, drysalter
Taylor, T, picture-framemaker
Siiiie's cfiinf,
Sutherland, W. saddletree-mkr.
Hay, ^^'illiam, smith
4 Gunn, Jas painter and glazier
4 M'lntyie, W. D. niail-guard
4 Stringer, Charles, druggist
CALTON (LOW.)
25 Friend, John, spirit-dealer
52 Ewing, William, cooper
63 Charles, A. wrighi
54 Clarke, William, spirit dealer
65 Henderson, G. coppersmith
Ifcijrnt Anil,
Wilson, Peter, spirit-dealer
Cameron, Andrew, drysalter
tialt liochvt
Cull on Pliire
57 Buchanan, W. shoemaker
6Ji Hill, Wm. shoemkrs. furnibhing
llitili Ciiltdti
26 Brown, William, smith & jack
maker
CALTON STREET.
3 Gunn, .lames, painter
4 Bryce, Thos. gunmaker
6 White, A & J. draperi
r» White, Misses, milliners, &c.
6 New bey, Mrs, lodgings
C Russell, Mrs
7 Farmer, David, baker
8 !) & 10 Ciceri, I'ini, & Co.
carvers and gilders, &c.
1 1 Sutherland, Miss, straw-hat
maker
11 Reid, William, builder
] I Sc<'tt, Morris, brush-maker
1 1 Young, John, slater
1 1 Fellows, Mrs Capt.
1 1 Fellows, E. B. agent
1 1 ^ oung, MiNS, dressmaker
\2 Sutlierland, J. k Co. booksellers
— See Appendix
13 Stringer, Chas. chemist
13 Kennedy, Mrs, tavern
14 Johnstone, Alex, victual-dealer
1 ,") Watson, William, baker
16 Aitkin, Mrs, tavern
16 M'Vittie, John, mail-guard
16 Clarke, Mrs, dressmaker
17 Wightman, John, flesher
18 Scott, W. tea and wine merchant
CANAAN. '
Grange Farm
Tl>e Gran ye Hoiiae ;
Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick
Orange Loan
'Wtft GruTifie Hcfuae ;
Harington, Robert, esq.
Bhnkji.rd
Patterson, .J. farmer
Wilson, Miss A.
Griiiigr Park
'J'homson, Dr. J. physician, Marc-
land Cottage
St lii.qve
Canaan ParA:, Wellwood, A.M.
esq. of Pitliver
Canaan Cottage, Adie, Alex.
esq. jiptician
Millbank House, Syme, James,
31. D. professor
Sijdney Place
1 Laing, 1-avid, esq.
2 Boswell, Mrs
Canaan Grove
Wood, John, surveyor
Duncan, John, esq. Eden Villa
Paton, 3Irs, Eden Hermitage
Eden Grove
Harmony House.
Edcr> Bank, Brown, ]Miss E.
Hilen Co»ngc, Kennedy, Misses
E. &.A.
Woodville, Wilson, James, esq.
Dloonibury, Innes, Mrs
Jilcomb, rry Cottage, Hodgson,
Mrs Dr.
Canaan Lodge
Gregory, j\'Irs
Gregory, John, esq. advocate
Robertson, General James, Canaan
Bank
Ross, George, esq adv. Woodhvrn
Thomson, A. esq. W. S. Canaan
House
Millburn Cottage
Smith, Wm. N. B. Adver. (Mce
Cuddie, Miss, Millburn Lodge
fVhitehank
Black, Mrs
Hebron Bank
Anderson, Alex, late sur. of roads
The Bloom
H( dson, Dr John
Sionefield
Hunter s, IMrs, lodgings
AN'igliam, Mrs
Hunter, Wm. wright and builder
battel, James, shoemaker
Steel, D. mason. Mount Pleasant
Giiihen Bank, Tweedie, J. esq.
]\ILdward, Mrs, spirit-dealer,
CANAL STREET.
2 M'Diarmid, Mrs, spirit dealer
3 M'Nab, Peter, spirit-dealer
6 Simpson, John, spirit-dealei^fc
7 M'Nee, James, coachmaker '
8 Moodie, Mrs Andrew, lodgings
12 Munro, George, spirit-dealer
1 3 Weir, Samuel, silversmith
15 Melville, John, plumber
City Weighhouse ;
Somerville, Jo. & Co. cheese-
monger
16 Gow, James, paper-ruler
20 Carr, Miss J. straw-hatmaker
20 Field, Mrs, milliner
21 Trotter, Nicol, painter
24 Campbell, David, shoemaker
25 Robertson, Donald, spirit-dealer
28 Kelly, John, smith
31 Runciman, J. tinsmith
36 Kennedy, James, smith
34 Watson, Thomas, builder ,J
CANDLEMAKER ROW.'
1 1 Irving, William, agent
11 Wilson, A. spirit-dealer
11 Hargraves, William, carrier
17 Jacob, IMoses, spirit-dealer
31 Newbigging & Co. painters, &c.
33 Redpath, Brown, & Co., iron-
merchants
35 Small & Co. china warehouse
37 Gibson, Mrs
.'^7 Young, W. merchant
37 Lawson, John, corn-merchmt
37 H enderson, R,. teach, of singing
39 Moir, John, shoemaker
43 Seton, Patrick, shoemaker
45 Cameron, Arch, shoemaker
40 Landels, Adam, innkeeper
51 Ramage, A. stationer
51 Ramage, D. stationer
51 Hume, A. shoemaker
90 M'Caskies & Anderson, hatters
76 Joimston, Robert, bookseller
(i6 Lilly & Co. looking-glass manu-
facturers
64 M'Intosh, George, shoemaker
(14 Lindsay, James, bookseller
54 Harrow Inn, Moffat, D.
48 Glass, ]M. barm-maker
42 Baird, Mrs, midwife
38 Ritchie, James, smith
34 Dewar, I'eter, spirit-dealer
32 Baillie,W. & J. china-merch.
30 Thomson, H. recorder Greyfr.
18 ]\Iiller, Robert, candlemaker
14 Machill, James, carrier
See Cannen Street,
CAN ON GATE.
5 Williamson, Geo. tinsmith
15 Porteous, William, vict.- dealer
19 Buinet, A. agent
19 Black, M illiani, merchant
CAN
STRF.r.T niI?r.CTORV.
CAN
119
55
67
63
67
C7
67
69
75
79
81
«d
«7
fi9
01
93
95
97
109
115
117
119
121
123
125
129
129
12!i
137
139
145
153
163
165
Thomson, Andrew, brewer
Downs, John, merchant
Shaw, A. flesher
White Horse close
Duncans close
Ramsai/'s close
Gumming, Mrs, spirit-dealer
Robertson, P. spirit- merchant
Brown, A. baker
Galloway s entry
Mure, George, AI.D.
SinclairAc Sons, letter-founders,
Whiteford House
Taylor, G. & VV. shoemakers
Forsyth's close
Fergusson, J no. rag-merchant
Anderson, David, dairy
Callander'' s entry
Eraser, Wm. tailor
Murray, Alex. e.sq.
Begbie, James, plasterer
Dewar, John, mason
Malloch''s close
Srown's close
Baulk's, Thomas, dairy
HaUiday, Mrs, grocer
Campbell's dose
Balmain, Ml. spirit-dealer
Johnston, James, vict.-dealer
Low, Miss M. grocer
lieid's court
llobertson, Mrs, 2
Taylor, Mark, of Ed. Gas
Company
Brock, James, baker
Lochend close
Fife, Mrs, sick-nurse
Little Lochend close
Ferguson, Gilbert, teacher
Chapman, Miss, teacher
Gunn, Mrs Mary, dressmaker
Munro's close
Burnet, Mrs
M'Vie, Mrs, dairy
Oxley, John, spirit-dealer
Browns court
O'Neil, A. figure-maker
Pinimiire cloxf
Blackie, J. (of Blackie fc Son)
Goldie, Thos. cabinetmaker
Dunbar's close
M'Blane, Wm. spirit-dealer
Noble, Thomas, grocer
Smith's close
Cnunnfjate Burgh Schon',
M Leod, J. B. teacher
Ciinontjate Church
Ciinonyate Police Office,
Ciuumyute Council Chamher
Canonyote Clerk's Office
Fraser, V,'. jun W.S. clerk
Canonyate Jail, J. Fisher,
governor
iulhuoth Wynd
Robertson, William, cooper
Caiionyafe Churity Worhliousv ;
P. G. Cumming, governor
]\fiss Safley, matron
Stephen, G. iron-founder
169 M' Donald, A, spirit-dealer
171 Miller's close
175 Thomson, MissM.str.-hat mak
175 liindsay. Miss, straw. hat mak
177 I'ewis, .James, grocer
179 Ferris, A. house- carpenter
Sessiou'clerk's Office ;
179 Hunter, .John, session-clerk
170 Begbie, Francis, plasterer
181 Magdalene Asylum; Miss
Klirick, matron
183 Christie, John, grocer
187 INIenelaws, Wm. baker
ia3 AVilson, Jn. victual-dealer
197 Gibb, W^n. spirit-dealer
201 Vannet, Mrs ]\r. worsted shop
211 Blackball and Fox, grocers
2 1 5 Shoemakers' close
217 White, Stephen, cowfeeder
219 Jackson, John, victual-dealer
./och's close
White, T. and Co., tobacco-
pipe manufacturers
227 Tweedie. J. grocer
229 TurnbuU, John, bootmaker
231 Brooks, Abraham, spirit-dealer
233 Little Jack's: close
M'Kenzie, William, slater
235 Johnston, W^illiam, tobacconist
245 Morrison, R. sionewareman
247 Anderson's, D. S. laboratory
gCg" New Street
237 Carter, Nicol, tea and spirit
merchant
241 Baxter, John, victual-dealer
243 Brice, Alexander, painter
247 Canongate Gen. Dispensary
255 Brydon, John, rag merchant
;59 Kinloch's clone
265 Scton's close
269 Mason, Mrs, cowfeeder
'i7S Morocco close
Auld, James, lodgings
Anderson, Kobert, teacher
Carrick, Andrew, esq.
Carrick, Andrew, esq. jun.
275 Kay, James, shoemaker
277 JefFry & Milne, bakers
281 Jlie's close
Brodie, Robert, joiner
283 Ferguson & Carmichael,
spirit-dealers
287 Loyan's dose
289 Robertson, James, spirit-mer.
;J05 I.,amb, J- hair-cutter
Wl Hnjk School close
309 Collins, Henry, spirit-dealer
311 Grubb, Catherine, tobacconist
315 CiuU's close
M'Quay, W. fern-band maker
I Hunter, John, silk-man ufact.
;J21 Meiklejohn, John, grocer
327 Oxley, George, hat manufact.
329 Gray Mathew, victual-dealer
:{31 Ferrier, James, spirit-dealer
333 01,1 Fleshmarket close
341 Baillie, Ti)os. victual-dealer
284 Hume's close
280 Currier's House of Call
280 Oxley, George, spirit-dealer
276 Boyd's close
Munro, Alex, pawnbroker
Li'iither court
272 Bell's close
266 Mackay, John, spirit-mercht.
264 Gillon's close
Robertson, Wm. & Co. tanners
262 Kydd, Alexander, grocer
2.'>0 Gibh's close
246 Pirrie's close
Kemp, Jno. silver-plater
244 Rankine, John, victual-dealer
240 Chessel's court
Brown, Joseph, esq.
Wardlaw, ]\Iiss
Finlay, P. late G P.O.
Russell, Wm. leather mercht.
238 Snodgrass, W. & J. surgeons
236 Liddle, John, spirit-dealer
234 M'l^ean, J), spirit dealer
232 Hulton, Arch, pawnbroker
232 Plainstone close
218 Wight, Wm. flesher
216 Gulland,Mrs Lawrence, baker
214 Ford, Thomas, tobacconist
212 Milne's close
Grant, John, cabinetmaker
Somerville, J. & Co. wood-mers.
M'Kenzie, Robert, joiner
208 IVeir's close
Roach, Peter, bookbinder
204 White, Rob. victual . ealer
202 Robertson, Mrs, haberdasher
200 Playhouse close
Nicol, Mrs
Boog, Thomas, cutler
Hdinbiinih iinii Leitli Brewerv,
Maxwell, J. L. of E. & L. B
196 Old Playhouse close
194 Watt & Wilson, china nierch.
190 Eagle, Robert, hair-dresser
188 St. John's close
Campbell, James, silversmith
186 Dewar, Peter, spirit-dealer
1 84 Wood, Thos. spirit-dealer
182 St. John's Street
180 Lawson, John, flesher
176 Hunter, James, spirit-dealer
172 Cowan, A. esq. Moray house
M'Corquodale, Hugh, esq.
170 Torrance, Joseph, spirit-dealer
164 Finlayson's close
160 Mactie, W. & Co. sugar refiners
160 Smith, Js. music glass maker
146 Bakehouse close
Dingwall, Mrs, cowfeeder
150
CAN
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
146 Smith, Mat. fancy box-maker
Scvymgeour. John, teacher
142 Cameron, "Wm. spirit-dealer
138 Slater, John, slater
140 Slater's court
134 Wilson's court
132 Grant, Mrs, toy shop
130 Cooper s entry
Liiston, A. coll. of taxes for the
burgh of Cation^iate
128 Dunnet, Geo. spirit-dealer
126 Armstrong, Miss,straw-hat ma.
122 Gentle's close
Berwick, A. and Co. brewers
112 Carfrae's entry
Smith, Edward, glass-cutter
112 Calder. David, spirit-dealer
106 BuWs close
104 Hutton, Mrs. midwife
98 Duguid, James, baker
96 Stewart's close
96 Melrose, Miss,straw.hatmaker
96 Henderson, Miss, milliner and
dressmaker
96 Milton House,
Madame St Paul
88 Knight, George, spirit-dealer
86 Strathie's close
86 Bruce, Kobert, bricklayer
Haddington's entry
80 Reid''s close
Thom, ]Mrs "William
78 Dowie, H. spirit-dealer
74 Logie, WilUam, hairdresser
72 Vallence's entry
70 Dunse, Geo. china warehouse
68 Queensberry Hou»e
House of Refuge,
Graham, John, governor
Lyle, Mrs, matron
Mackay, Alexander, esq.
62 Cumming's close
48 Lauder, John, victual-dealer
46 Alexander, H. D. surgeon, &c.
40 Thomson's close
36 Nicolson, David, grocer
10 llobertson, A. spirit-dealer
4 Ogg, James, shoemaker
2 Smart, A. baker,
Horse icyiid
Laurie, Joseph, hosier
Adams, A. cabinetmaker
Greig, Mrs II. Lothian Villa
Younger, W. & Co. brewers
CANONGATE (N. Back of)
2 Hay, James, postmaster
23 Blair, John, brewer
26 Muir, James & John brewers,
Caltoii Brewery
28 James Muir & Son, brewers
2a Muir, Jn. brewer (of J. & Son.)
28 Muir, R. G. brewer
Amphiiin place,
Strachan, John, spirit-dealer, 2
Gibb, Mrs, grocer
61 Small, Wm. spirit-dealer
71 Wilson, Peter, brewer
\)G Brown, James, grocer
79 ,L.linstn)i'f, C'Hirt,
67 Dryburgh & Co. brewers
(t^ Bell, Joseph, brewer
07 Dryborough, John, brewer
67 Dryborough, Thos. brewer
a 1 M' Lauchlan, I^ergus, cowfeeder
61 l^eterkin, J. smith
33 Forbes, Alex, cabinetmaker
21 Blaikie & Sons, engineers, &c.
14 Pascoe, Edward, metal refiner
Davidson's tloe,
7 Thomson, Thomas, merchant
CANONGATE (So. Back of)
17 Johnston, James, stabler
20 Dodds, Alexander, vintner
23 llutherford, J\Irs C. H. inn-kr.
Porteous, A. currier and leather
merchant
42 Pearson, James, plumber
48 Robertson, James, writer
48 Aitchison, John, & Co. brewers
48 Pearson & Urquhart, plumbers
49 Gilmour, "W. currier
49 Gilmour, O. tanner
Hunter, James, plough-maker
12 Henderson, T. spirit-dealer
2 Low, A. gardener
Haddington House,
Holyrood Glass Works, John
Ford
Hastie, Rob. B. of glass-works
HolyriKid street.
36 Balgarney, John, cowfeeder
48 L'lidlniers' court.
62 Gillon's close.
CANONMILLS.
Neill, Dr Patrick
Watson. James, slater
Davidson, John, tan-yard
Banks, J. & Co. rug manufrs
Bell, AVilliam, millmaster
King, Allan, millmaster
Roberts, John, millmaster
Russell, Robert, leather-dresser
and wool dealer
Thomson, J as. merchant
Moir, Rev. II. Canonmill-house
Scott, John, grocer
Reoch, G. smith & spirt-dealer
Neilson, James, spirit-dealer
Morson, Mrs, Heriot Hill
Liddle, Thomasi, gardener
Lncjie (.'lemif
Walker, A.B. cashier, National
Bank
Walker, Rev. J. G.
Logie,
Brown, Peter, printer
htnverhiill,
M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener
CAR
CAMNON STREET {Leith.)
1 Nesbitt, Robt. boat- builder
2 Newland's, Geo. grocer
2 Kemp, G. jun. spirit-dealer
3 M'Kenzie, A. shoemaker
4 Hutchison, Alex, engineer
5 Muckle, J. ^- J. straw-hat mak.
6 Lawson, John, shipmaster
6 Brown, William, tobacconist
6 Miller, George, shipmaster
6 Murray, James, of Customs
CARLTON STREET.
1 Steuart, P. accountant
1 Ferguson, Miss
3 Flyn, JIrs Col
5 Fordyce, G. D. esq. advocate
9 Fullarton, Mrs
1 1 Brougham, IMrs
13 Brown, D. K. gent.
18 Colquhoun, Mrs
18 Bayne, Miss
16 Ross, Mrs Col.
14 Ferrier, Professor Jas. F.
12 Strachan, Mrs
10 Dudgeon, Lieut.-Col. Peter
8 Iver, Archibald, esq.
6 Craig, Alexander, t.sq.
4 Faterson, IMrs
2 Wilson, Hugh, writer
2 Crawford, IMrs
2 Keddie, James, writer
CARLTON TERRACE.
1 Cowan, Duncan, esq.
2 Guthrie, Miss, of Craigie
3 Richmond, James, M.D.
4 Rutherford, Mrs
6 Keir, Wm. M. esq.
7 Barclay, John, esq.
8 Johnston, Major J.
9 Barclay, Major P.
10 Taylor, Mrs W.
11 Mackenzie, Hon. IMrs Hay
13 L^re, .lames, esq.
14 M'Kenz e, Dr W. esq.
H.E.I.C. S.
14 Wyllie, Mrs Dr
1.5 Loihian, John, esq.
17 Harvey, I^ady
18 Skinner, John H. esq.
19 Duncan, Lt. Col. H.E.I.C.S.
CARNEGIE STREET.
3 Teviotdale, Wm. bootmaker
5 Donaldson, John, painter
7 Moodie, Jolm, coal-atjeiit
15 Learmonth, Arch sj)irit- dealer
19 Martin, Hugh, grocer
21 Johnston, jVIrs, shiiwl-cleaner
34 Nisbet, Thoma.<, cane-woiker
34 Geddes, James, coal agent
24 Rankin, John, victual-dtaler
22 Clark, William, printer
22 Murray, John, shoemaker
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10 Arnold John, baker
8 Inglis, Mrs
CASTLE BAllNS.
1 Hastie, James, tailor
1 Gillespie, Julin, grocer
1 Scott, John, smith
3 Dickson, James, candlemakcr
4 Thin, G. victual and spirit dli.
30 Young, A. salesman
31 Cuthbert, Hu. shoemaker
Hobh^s court
Thom, James, clerk
35 Thom, J. coal- merchant
CASTLE STllEl-yP.
Cumming, Mrs, lodgings
Gibson, A. surv. of buildings
Goldwyre, H. lodgings
Elder, Mrs Archibald
Elder, Miss, seminary
White, William, painter
]\f unro & Lowrie, stationers
Collins, Mrs, lodgings
Candlish, llev. Dr 11. S.
Robertson, JNIrs, lodgings
llobertson, A. letter-carrier
Fitzpatrick, Miss, teach, of sing
Er.skine, Honourable Mrs
Dalyell, Colonel
I^amond, Jas. esq. writer
M'Kay, John, lodgings
Gibb, William, upholsterer
Watson, Eobert, tailor
Beath, J. esij. surgeon
M'Gregor, John, shoemaker
Miller, John, stone warehouse
M'Ewen, T- grocer
AVybber, Mrs, milliner
Robertson, Mrs
Robertson, Misses, milliners, &c.
Woodhtad, Ellis, surgeon
Carrick, James, smiih
Leitch, Adam, fishmonger
Gibson, Mrs James, senr.
Arnot, J. M. M.D. surg. dent.
Stirling, Miss
Darg, Miss, dressiraker
Mirasson, M. tench, of French
Seaton, H. veterinary surgeon
Nicholson, W. portrait- painter
Wood, John, baker
Campbell, Mrs M. stay maker
Denevall & Ew.irt, dressniakers
Moffat, John, tailor
Dods, R. & M. furnishing
warehouse
M'Donald's, John, lodgings
If^g^ Geori,e street
Roy & MarCin, esqs. W.S.
Roy, Robert, esq. W S.
Ogilvy, J- S. esq. accountant
Miller, Williaiai, writer
Gianetti, Joseph, perfumer
M'Lean, Mrs
Napier, Macvey, esq. W S.
4 I Senebier, Francis, tea. of French.
41 jNI'Kenzie, Mrs \Y. lodgings
4:{ Haldane, Robert, esq. W.S.
45 Ross, Geo. jun. esq. advocate
47 Melvin, Mrs D lodgings
47 Cunningham, Miss
19 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
49 M'Dowall, Allan, esq. W.S
.')1 Innes & Robertson, esqrs. W.S.
51 Innes, Thomas, isq. W.S.
5.1 Ritchie, Ro. esq. civil engineer
53 M'Donald, D. lodgings
53 'I'homson, Mrs, grocer
55 Russell, Miss
57 Wright, Alexander, esq.
59 M'Callum & Dundas, civil en-
gineers
59 Dundas, J. F. esq. civil enginr
59 liurn, IMiss, dressmaker
01 I..aing, Mrs
(i3 Bremner, Hugh, esq. W S.
(>5 Noble, Mrs Alexander, lodgings
65 Wilkie, James, esq. accountant
V)0 Cowan, Jas. M.D. surg. R.N.
65 James, Rev. Henderson
07 Spence, G. S flesher
02 Sarle, Mis, Fanny
00 Hope, A. flesher
00 Gillespie, Mrs
00 Campbell, jNIrs
58 Buchanan, Mrs Ur
60 Thomson, Misses
56 Foggo, Mrs, teacher of music
54 Ed ni on stone, Miss
52 Moir, John, M.D. F.R.C.P.
50 Keith, William, esq. accountant
50 Anderson & Trotter, W.S.
48 Cranstoiin, Miss
46 Veilch, Miss, milliner
44 Col tart, Mrs
44 Morison, Mrs Captain
44 Gauntlett, Miss
42 Mackenzie, Captain Donald
42 Mackenzie, Dd. esq. advocate
40 Cleghorn, Miss
38 Ninmio, James, brassfoutider
38 ]\Iathew, James, macer
30 Robertson, jNIisses
34 l\r Lachlan, P. spirit-merchant
34 Darlington, Hen. cabinet-mak.
34 Mosses, \Vm. tailor
34 Mosses, Mrs, milliner
34 Cameron, Misses, dressmakers
34 Chamber.*, IMiss
34 Carmichael, R. poulterer
1®" dcoryK street
34 Breck, John, painter
32 Baxter & M'Dougall, W.S.
32 Baxter, Charles, writer
32 Baxter. Edmund, esq. W.S.
30 Rosa, Edward, chiropodist
30 R( sa, George, surgeon
30 Rosa, iNIadame, chiropodist
30 Fairbairn, JMrs
30 F'orrest, Daniel, agent
30 Ijivingston, J. lodgings
30 Stewart, James, lodgings
28 Wright, David, lace-merchant
20 Dunsmure, James, esq.
20 Dunsmure, Alex. esq. mercht.
20 Dunsmure, James, esq M.D.
24 Bertram, Charles, merchant
24 .Stevenson, Thos G. bookseller
22 Crawford, !\Irs, lodgings
20 tiray, iVlrs, lodgings
18 Blair, Miss
1 0 Grainger & Miller, engineers
14 liighttoot. Airs, milliner
12 M'Kay, John, cabinetmaker
12 Trail, John, upholsterer
12 Grieve, Misses, dressmakers
12 Gairns, Mrs, milliner
10 Chasser, William, lodgings
8 Dun, Mrs, lodgings
0 M'Lauchlan, Mrs J. dressnikr.
6 M'Kenzie, Miss, dressmaker
6 Gordon, Miss, dressmaker
4 Sherifl!", Mrs R. W.
2 M'Kay, William, upholsterer
2 Macmillan, Misses
CATHERINE S I'REET.
1 Noyal Mail Coach Office
3 Jdack Hull Hotel, P. Sinclair
1 Murray, John, spirit- merchant
2 Mowbray, David, jeweller
2 Graham, James, confectioner
4 Brown, R. hosier and glover
4 Irving, Jame.s, tobacconist
5 Main & Shanks, bootmakers
6 Whitehead, John, bootmaker
7 Gray,.James, & Son, bootmakers
8 Lind, Robert, grocer
9 Dalgleish, Mark, victual-dealer
10 Jerdan, Gilbert, tailor
10 Hay, George, of Milne & Son
10 Ijeslie, James, surveyor
1 1 Edward, Eric, victual dealer
11 Waug'i, George, baker
12 Arnot, J. agent
12 Wilson, John, spirit-merchant
12 Paterson, Maurice, bookbinder
3 M'Donald, Tertius, surgeon
15 Kirkwood, Charles, accountant
15 Thomson, R. hairdresser
15 Ross, Miss B. dressmaker
15 Shaw, Mrs, cook
15 Jackson, William, mason
15 RoUo, Andrew, lodgings
15 Dickson, T,.omas, tailor
15 Dickson, ]Mrs, midwife
15 Dalgleish, Wm. letter-carrier
15 Biggar, Walter, i sq.
15 Newion, James, letter-carrier
16 Hardie, Charles, spirit-dealer
17 White, Andrew, flesher
22 Child, Wm. china-merchant
CAUSEWAYSIDE.
5 F'orbes, A. house- carpenter
7 Howison, Wm. spirit-dealer
152
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C H A
9 Clark, W. G. spirit-dealer
1 1 Willox, John, wood-engraver
13 Is'iven, William, baker
2 I Ciinnhifj J'liwe,
Dingwall, Mrs, 2
Palmer, J. manufacturer, 5
Palmer, Miss, straw-hat maker
Greenfield, Js. spirit-dealer, 7
llochead, Mrs John
Hutton, James, teacher, 14
Liackie, John, col. K Infir-
mary
Afflect, Jas. conm. agent, 14
Watt & Co. spirit-dealers, 15
Bryden, Thomas, smith, 17
Cooper, E. A. printer
71 Findlay, Jas. Gen. Post Office
JJl Keid's, Mis';, free school
J51 Johnstone, IMiss, teacher
ti3 Watson, David, niacer
iiii Buchanan, Mrs Benjamin
<i7 Carmichael, J. late of excise
91 Sievenson, James, esq.
93 Fraser, John, esq.
95 Wuihrs Pliicn,
Wood, ]\Irs E.
Wight, Alex farmer, 1
tirindlay, James, writer
Hart, j\Iiss
Fletcher, Miss
97 Baxter, John, painter
99 Gowans, Tliomas, grocer
1((1 ]''airgrieve, Mrs
101 Green, Charles, macer
103 Shokledge, llobert, com.-agent
105 Cossar, James, flesher
109 I .awrie, C. late of excise
111 Forrest, Mrs Janet, grocer
113 Clapperton, James, vict.-dealer
125 Hogg, James, flesher
127 Guthrie, James, coal-merchant
129 Gibson, Mrs M,
149 Hughes, INIrs, spirit-dealer
163 Drummond, A. coal-merchant
169 Middlemas, George, wright
173 Gorham, R. writer
173 Gorham, 11. Y. of teind-ofBce
182 Trotter, Thomas, cattle-dealer
187 Small, Mrs Thomas
189 Howison, Wm. shawl manuf.
Musgrave, John, gardener
Powburn
Baiid, Thomas, skinner, &c.
Baird, John, wool-merchant
16G llichardson, Alex, shoemaker
160 Murray's Buildings,
Thomson, Mrs, 2
Dickson, Mrs, 4
150 Grunge hi un
Hewit, Thos private asylum
M'Kay, Duncan, gardener, 1-1
Frater, Mrs J. gardener, :2l
148 Ainslie, William, spirit-dealei
146 Middlemas, G. cattle-dealer
142 Aitken, J. veterinary surgeon
138 Fateison, Uobert, architect
130 Robertson, James, tailor
118 Darby, Miss S.
108 Ross, H. A. grocer
106 Walker, Thos. tailor
102 Jack, Charles, gardener
100 Semple, William, esq.
96 Griuige Cottaffe,
Allan, John, Excise officer
80 Granae Place,
Bain, Mrs, 3
Orr, J. A. painter, 3
78 Sinclair, John, B. L. C. Bank
76 Brydone, Thomas, smith
76 Drummond, Alex, gardener
68 Gnnii/e Court
62 Moubray, J. spirit-dealer
58 Lawiier's Park
Kay, George, gardener
44 Jetv's Close
42 M'Donald, Andrew, gardener
32 Lawrie, J. cabinet-maker
28 Wallace Close
16 Robb, Walter, cowfeeder
10 AfHeck, James, grocer, &c.
2 Naysmith, Mrs. A. victual-
dealer
2 Pinkerton, Miss, teacher
CHAPEL STREET.
I Hunter, Mrs
3 Dickson, A. tailor
3 Home, William, S.S.C.
3 Eyall, Mrs W.
7 Shaw, T. W. hairdresser
9 Lawson, Misses, dressmakers
9 Pollock, Peter, hosier
1 1 Winter, George, wright
13 Laing, AV. gunsmith
15 Ruthven, J. jun.of CourantOfF.
15 Ronaldson, Geo. late builder
15 Weir, Miss
17 Smith, Mrs, victual-dealer
16 Bonnar, David, tailor
1 6 Leggat, James, whipmaker
16 Scott, Alexander, painter
14 Vair, James, bookseller
8 Solfleef, Wm. J. P. constable
8 Ritchie, IMrs
8 Cooper, Mrs, lodgings
6 Gowanlock, W. flesher
Chapel House,
Melrose, Andrew, esq.
CHARLES STREET.
1 Dickson, ]\Ii-s, dressmaker
1 William, INIrs Wilson
1 Thomson, Peter, commercial
traveller
1 Thomson, Mrs P. staymaker
3 .vyme, George, grocer
7 ]{ogers, Mrs David, midwife
7 Muir, John, engraver
7 White, Mrs, staymaker
11 Aikman, James
II M'Kenrie, Jas. bheriff-officer
15 Kay, Mrs, sick-nurse
17 Banks, W. furniture warehouse
19 Whitv, John, victual-dealer
21 Buchan, Miss, straw-hatmaker
21 Syme, John, commercial agent
21 Kemp, Mrs
21 White, John, draper
25 Hopkirk, Thos. spirit-merchant
26 Riccalton, Miss
24 Vallance, .J. confectioner
24 Pollock, W. spirit-dealer
22 Armstrong, Mrs
22 Bonthron, Peter, gentleman
20 Craw, Henry, coach-hiier
18 Purvis, Adam, lodgings
18 Malcolm, Mrs, lodgings
6 M'Kain, James, joiner
12 Finlay, George, coach-hirer
12 Hall, Mrs, lodgings
12 AVhillas, James, surveyor
CHARLOTTE PLACE.
1 M'Failane, Miss, teacher
2 Brown, Mrs
3 Berry, Miss
4 Stevenson, Mrs
4 Fishers, Misses, dressmakers
5 Thomson, James, baker
6 Smith & Cuthbertson, builderi
6 M'Phie, Don. lodgings
6 Wright, Miss, milliner - .
8 Gillespie, Mrs, straw-hat maker
9 Brown, Miss, dressmaker
9 M'Ewen, JMrs Peter
10 Torrance, James, ironmonger
11 Berry, Mrs J stoneware-dealer
12 Alexander, James T. surgeon
13 Arcus, R lodgings
13 Ross, Mrs, sick nurse
13 Irving, G. flesher
14 M'Vittie, Robt. victual-dealer
15 Mathieson, Alex, perfumer
16 Thompson, George, plumber
16 Thomson, Archibald, smith and
farrier
1 6 Milne, Miss J. dressmaker
17 Strachan, D. spirit-merchant
Charlotte lane
Campbell, James, plumber
Watt, D. postmaster
Stewart, Thomas, postmaster
CHARLOTTE SQUARE.
1 Maconochie, Allan, esq.
3 Bruce, Mrs Thomas
4 Campbell, A. esq.
5 Fergusson, Hon. Lady H.
6 Oman, Mrs Charles, hotel
7 Farqubarson, Mrs
8 Ramsay, Mrs William
9 Syme, Professor James, M.D.
10 Veitch, Mrs
11 Macbean, jEneas, esq. W.S.
^^ Gtenjinlas iitreet.
12 Dell's, Mrs, lodgings
13 Bell, Geo. Ham. F.R.C.S.
1 4 Cockburn, Lord
16 Arbuthnot, Lady
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17 Drummond, Miss Home
St. Georpt's Church
1 8 Thomson, J. esq. cash 11. Rank
19 Neaves, Charles, esq. advocate
20 Horseman, William, esq.
21 Johnston, David, esq.
22 Hay, John, esq. of Morton
23 Edin. IimtUution for the edu-
cation of yoiiiKj ladies,
23 Scrymgeour, Miss
23 Kyle, Miss
1^" Hope Street.
24 M'Kenzie, Sutherland, esq.
25 Davidson, Miss E.
2G Riddell, Colonel
27 Gibson, Sir A.C.Maitland.hart.
28 Eoyle, Right Hon. David, Lord
•lustice General
29 Mackenzie, William, esq. W.S.
30 Rlair, ISIrs, of Avonton
E^sT ^oiith Cliorlotte Street.
33 Siviright, Miss, of Southhouse
34 Anderson, Francis, esq.
34 Anderson, Mrs, of Inchyrn
35 Hughes and Alylne, esq. W.S
35 iMylne, .James, esq. W.S.
36' Hutchins, C. esq. surgeon-dent.
37 Milliken, Miss
38 I^izars, Professor
39 Scott Mrs, sen. of Malleny
39 Scott, S. P. esq.
J^ Gtorge Street.
40 Ferguson, William, esq,
40 Juridical Snciiti/
41 Moir, George, esq. advocate
43 Omond, Robert, M.D.
44 Reid, Robert, esq.
45 Macfarlan, John, surgeon
46 Pringle, Mrs,sen. of Whytbank
CHARLOTTE ST.(NORTH)
1 Irving, John, esq. W.S.
2 Cowan, John, esq. advocate
3 Adams, John, esq. S.S.C.
3 Brown, Thomas, architect
4 Thompson, Miss
Constable, T. esq.
6 Anderson, Rev. Christopher
6 Martin, Thomas, flesliet
6 Connell, Miss
CHARLOTTE ST. (SOUTH)
1 Lind, David, builder
1 Maitland, Augustus, esq. W.S.
United Kingdom LifeAssuraiict
Company
] IMuir, William, esq. S.S.C.
1 Stewart, Miss, dressmaker
1 Downie, William, lodgings.
3 Dunlop, Alex. esq. advocate
6 Bryce, David, esq.
7 Ponton, Miss
7 Anderson, Charles, esq. S.S.C
7 Newbigging, Miss
7 Philip, Miss, dressmaker
13 Laird, JMiss
13 Scotland, A. P. esq. S.S.C.
13 Philp, John, writer
13 Bell, John, smith
15 Lees, Charles, esq. U.S.A.
16 Anderson, Miss, min. -painter
IG Callender, Henry, accountant
1(5 Smith, Mrs Archibald
16 Poor Law Enquiry Commission
14 Cameron, A. coach-hirer
12 Gibson & Home, esqrs. AV.S
12 Gibson, J. jun. esq. W.S.
12 Home, William, esq. W.S.
10 Adjutant CeneraVa Office
10 Paul & MoncreifF, accountants
10 Goodsir, Miss, dressmaker
8 Wood, John George, esq. AV.S.
8 Wood, William, accountant
6 Fleming, AVi.liam, printer
4 Rymer, Thomas, esq.
2 Stewart, Peter, spirit- dealer
2 Fleming, Alexander, esq. W.S.
2 Ward, JMrs
9 Adam, ]VIiss
CHARLOTTE ST. {Leith.)
1 Murray, J. and E. grocers
2 Alexander, William, grocer
2 Samuel, R. Leith Candle Co.
4 Galbraith, Mrs H. eonfectr.
5 Mathewson, Mrs, grocer
7 Brimner, Mrs John, fruiterer
9 Seton, H. veterinary surgeon
10 Johnstone, R. painter
11 Hutchieson, Robert, wright
16 Man-, John S.
17 Jones, Thomas, banker
18 Police office; A. Angus,intendt.
19 Edinburgh and Leith Bank ;
(A. Wilson, agent)
20 Bruce, James, builder
21 Paterson,Mrs,jun.card-manuf
21 Galium, Thomas, gas-litter
22 Bruce, Dr, surgeon
2,3 Pop, James, wine-merchant
24 Mathew, Robert, baker
25 Grieve, Robt. American Con.
25 TuUis, Mrs
26 Fulton, F. merchant
27 Bruce, Walter, & Sons,buildr&
28 Stevenson, Thos. merchant
30 White, James, merchant
32 White, Adam, esq.
35 Combe, Dr. James, surgeon
37 Hardie & Co. merchants and
shipowners
43 Stewart, John, coal-merchant
49 Gourlay, Mrs
49 Eggo, .J. agent
49 Eggo, Charles, merchant
30 Moffat, Mrs
50 Stoddart, R. esq.
51 Williamson, Dr
51 Williamson, Charles, mercht.
52 Alexander, J.
5i Merrylees, Mrs, cork-manuf.
52 Mrs Reid
53 Balmain, Miss, dressmaker
54 Thomson, Peter, baker
55 Aitkens, Thomas, smith
oQ Baxter, Allan, innkeeper
57 Mason, Robert, flesher
59 Dryden, Mrs
59 Adamson, Captain Benjamin
59 Dodds, Miss
'>0 Lizars & Co. bootmakers
61 Smeaton, M. fruiterer
62 Thorburn, James, plumber
Charlotte lane,
5 Henderson, 11. & Co. merchts.
9 Smith, James, cork-manufact.
,r
CHEYNE STREET.
1 Russell, John, teacher
1 Brown, Mrs, dressmaker
2 Smith, W. wright
3 M'Glashan, Charles, writer
5 Robertson, Thomas
5 Binnie, Miss, dressmaker
5 Sherar, John, surveyor
7 Fraser, Charles, esq.
9 M'Leay, M. artist
11 Rae, Mrs Henry
11 Taylor, Mrs
1 1 M-Laren, William, wright
17 Dryden, Mrs
17 Wood, James, excise-officer
17 Higgin, Mrs
21 Cockburn, Mrs
23 Lawson, Charles, manager of
Gilmerton Limevvoiks, &c.
25 Young, Alex, of G. P. O.
27 Stewart, John, writer
29 Butterworth, Miss
29 Nieol, John, writer
29 Cunmiing, Miss, seminary
29 Houston, Mrs
31 Macarter, Alexander
31 Waugh, William, S.S.C.
6 Shiells, Mrs
CHURCH STREET.
1 Ramage, John, baker
5 Craik, William, smith
5 Mill, Cieorge, tailor
5 Richardson, Mrs
6 Laycock, W. broker
11 Craig, William, grocer
10 Simpson, John, smith
Brown, James, wright
Henderson, Robert, wright
CIRCUS PL. (North-East.)
2 Lister, John, esq. advocate
4 Circus Place School
6 M' Donald, Mrs J.
6 Rough, Robert, merchant
CIRCUS PL. (Nouth-West.)
1 Murray & Son, cabinetmakers
2 Grant, Robert, painter
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3 Miller, John, shoemaker
4 Paton, Thomas, bookseller
5 M'Kenzie, Alex, hairdresser
6 Wilson, Miss, milliner
7 Mackie, Charles, surgeon
7 Chilton, William, lodgings
7 Musgrave, A. of Circus P. Sch.
7 Ormiston, Mrs, lodgings
7 Bell, John, lodgings
7 Boyd, Mrs, lodgings
7 Cairncross. Mrs, lodgings
7 Brown, John (Stamp Office)
7 Henry, John, writer
7 Heiton, John, builder
8 Muir, Richard, shoemaker
9 Bell, Peter, smith
10 Haddow, William, dairy
Circus Lane, North,
Park, William, wright
Urquhart, George, smith
Clay, John, smith
Brunton, James, wright
11 Edgar, John, spirit-dealer
12 Russel, James, victual-dealer
12 Stewart, Robert, salesman
13 Dawson, Mrs, lodgings
13 Hunter, Mrs, lodgings
13 Vickers, C, M D.
13 Irving, John, mason
13 Robertson, John, merchant
13 Lamb, R. printer
14 Low, William, bootmaker
15 Barton, Mrs. W. tea-dealer
16 Thorburn, Mrs, china dealer
17 Ket-r, William, grocer
18 Walker, J. & Son, butchers
19 Burmann, Richd. of Excise
19 Murray, Abijah, sheriff-officer
19 Shiells, William, artist
19 Ramage, John, baker
19 Largo, Mrs Ann, lodgings
20 Aitken, Alexander, draper
22 White, Alex, victual-dealer
22 Stalker, Thomas, hairdresser
23 Thorburn, Thomas, draper
24 Hatton, Dr David, druggist
CIRCUS PL. (South-East)
1 Galbraith, Peter, confectioner
3 Tod, R. & Son, fleshers
5 Davidson, Misses
7 Wilson, John, lodgings
9 Maitland, Miss
9 IMaitland, John, esq. writer
9 Heriot, F. L. M. esq. younger
Rammornie
9 Ritchie, D. ironmonger
9 Barton, Mrs, lodgings
CIRCUS PL. (South- West.)
1 Manson, Geo. bootmaker
2 Archibald, Miss
2 Eraser, Mrs Major
2 Robb, John, builder
3 Elder, Mrs
3 Elder, John, esq. W.S.
4 Baird, John, esq.
5 Ross, J. B. esq. advocate
5 Ross, Mrs, of Knockbrae
5 Ross, H. esq. of Knockbrae
CIRCUS (ROYAL.)
1 Wood, Lord
3 Dickson, Walter, esq. W.S.
5 Sands, W. H. esq. W.S.
7 Bell, Carlvle, esq. W.S.
9 Macqueeni K., H E.I.C.S.
9 Bairnsf'ather, Peter, W.S.
II Forsyth, Robt. esq. advocate
11 Forsyth, Chas. esq. advocate
11 Forsyth, Henry, esq. W.S.
13 Meadowbank, Lord
15 Learmonth, Miss
17 Pearson and Robertson, W.S,
17 Pearson, Alex. esq. W.S.
19 Wood, Dr James, F.R.C.P.
19 Wood, Alex. esq. surgeon,
F.R.C.P.
21 Jamieson, Robert, esq.
21 Torrie, T. J. esq. advocate
23 Walker, James, esq. advocate
25 Cornwall, James, esq.
25 Cornwall, James, esq. M.D
30 Reid, James, accountant
30 Clerk, Mrs Helen
30 Pairman, John, artist
30 Pattison, Mrs & Miss, boarding-
school
30 Thompson, Ebenezer, teacher
30 Thompson, Samuel, M. D.
28 Lamont, Alex. esq. W.S.
26 TurnbuU, Misses, board.-scho.
24 Shand, John, esq. W.S.
22 Wilson, Misses, boarding-sch.
20 Wood, Captain Pat. E.I.C.S.
18 Dalziel, Miss, boarding-school
16 Renny & Webster, esq. W.S.
16 Renny, William, esq. W.S.
14 Dennistoun, Mrs
12 Forrest, Right Hon. Sir J.
bart. of Comiston, Ld. Pro.
10 Herries, W^m. Y. esq. of Spo-
tes, W.S.
8 Drysdale, Sir Wm. (of Pittu-
char)
6 Maxwell, Lady, of Calderwood
4 Fullerton, Miss
2 Kemp, Francis, janitor
2 Circus Place School
CITADEL (Leith.)
1 Harvie, John, spirit-dealer
9 Ross, John, smith
14 Chad wick, Colin, spirit-dealer
18 Cameron, Arch, spirit-dealer
21 Farquhar, Alex, spirit-dealer
24 M'Rorie, Mrs, spirit-dealer
25 Murray, James, ship-chandler
26 Nesbit & Rollo, boat-builders
27 Morrison, Alex, shoemaker
Citadel Street,
4 Higgins, D. tobacconist
6 Goldie, Robert, baker
7 Bennet, John, waggoner
9 Bennet, John, clerk
12 Higgins, W. toy shop
13 Downs, Mrs, meal-dealer
CLAREMONT CRESCENT.
12 Cunningham, G. G. esq.
13 Henderson, Capt. D.G.C. esq.
14 Borthwick, J. esq. accountant
15 Biggar, Walter, esq.
16 Christie, Rob. esq. account.
17 Rodmell, Thomas, esq.
18 Dundas, Mrs, of Blair
19 Adam, James, esq. S.S.C.
21 Laurie, Robert, merchant
22 Richardson, Jas. esq. advocate
23 White, James, umbrel.-maker
23 Mitchell, F. G. esq.
CLAREMONT PLACE.
1 Tait, James, grocer
I M'Laren, John, shoemaker
1 Borland, Mrs
1 Robin, Mrs
1 Halkett, Mrs
I Ramsay, James, writer
I Smith, Robert, builder
1 Smith, Alexander, builder ^
3 Henderson, J. F.
2 Scott, Alexander, baker
CLAREMONT ST. (EAST.)
45 Johnston, Major P.
43 Bell, Mrs James
43 Shearer, J. teacher of music
43 Walker, Mrs
41 Russell, George E. merchant
41 M'Kay, John, jeweller
41 Stothert, Miss
39 Dickson, Mrs A.
37 Hughes, John (Ballantyne
& Hughes)
35 Wood, G. (of Wood & Co.)
35 Wilson, Mrs R.
33 Peaston, Miss
33 M' Gibbon, Charles, builder
31 Brodie, Mrs Col.
29 Gordon, John, esq.
27 Johnston, J. (Western Bank)
27 Murray, J. jun. esq, S.S.C.
27 Learmonth, George, builder
25 Stewart, J. L. landscape paint.
25 Stenhouse, Mrs
25 Ronaldson, John, writer
23 Bagot, Rev. Daniel, B.D.
21 Dickson, Miss
19 Simmie, Mrs Dr. board.-sch.
17 Sprot, Miss
15 Napier, Wm. esq. W.S.
13 Armstrong, Mrs H.
1 1 Watt, Thos. esq. of Allanhill
9 Greenfield, James, esq.
7 Graham, Robert, esq.
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5 Peterwald, Wm. esq. j28 Turunski, Louis, esq.
3 Fleming, William, esq. banker 26 Steven, Rev. Dr Jno.
1 Black, Mrs James
CLAREMONT ST. (WEST.)
1 Findlater, Captain
1 Duff, Miss
1 Macfarlane, Miss
1 Brown, Mrs
2 Hatten, James, W.S.
3 Thomson, Wm. J. esq.
4 Macaulay, Miss
4 Duncan, John, esq. W.S
5 Walker, Mrs James
6 Craig, Miss
6 Wood, Mrs
6 Wood, J. M. (of Wood & Co.)
6 Lee, Miss
6 M'Dougall, P. C. esq.
7 Brown, Rev. A. W.
St Bernard's Church
8 Thompson, A. esq.
9 Grogan, William, esq.
9 Jamieson, W. G. writer
10 Johnston, J. S. S.S.C.
CLAREMONT PARK
(Leith.)
Russell, W. (of R & Ewen)
Bennet, James, esq. W.S.
Maxton, J. R. engineer
Menzies, Robt. D. esq.
Wood, Christopher, jun. esq.
Hutchinson, John, esq.
Nimmo, William, gardener
CLARENCE STREET.
1 Halliday, Lady
3 Stewart, Mrs.
5 Low, Mrs James
5 Ramsay, Miss
5 Mercer, William, esq. W.S.
7 Shaw, Mrs, D.
9 Tait, John, dairy
11 Craig, Miss
11 Handyside, Mrs, Andrew
13 Scott, Mrs Charles
15 Minto, Dr, accoucheur
17 Watson, T. 0. (Com. Bank)
17 Spence, Mrs
17 Kay, Miss
27 Smith, Mrs
29 Yoole, Wm. writer
29 Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
29 Dickson, John, gunmaker
29 Rea, Mrs G. L.
29 Knox, Miss, dressmaker
29 Lindsay, Mrs
32 Gray, Misses
30 M' Arthur, Mrs
30 Welsh, Misses
30 Forbes, A. W. writer
30 M'Donald, Mrs
30 Husband, Mrs Dr
30 Martin, Miss
24 M'Laren, Mrs
24 Fraser, Mioses
24 Hunter, Mrs
22 Brown, Mrs
22 Blyth, D. shoemaker
20 Jackson, Alex. esq. M.D.
20 Jackson, Robert, esq.
20 Jackson, Mrs James
18 Rankine, Mrs
18 Thomson, Mrs
18 Rutherford, Mrs
18 Cunningham, Mrs
16 Ireland, Mrs. Dr
12 Adamson, Miss
12 M'Kenzie, Mrs
12 Cousin, David, architect
12 Mason, Mrs
8 Grant, Mrs
6 Glass, .John,
6 Glen, Rev. Wm.
6 Rogers, Jno. S.S.C.
6 Tilbee, Spencer, esq.
2 Robertson, Mrs
2 Macrae, John, grocer
CLERK STREET.
1 Laurie, B. hosier
1 Trotter, John
1 Wightman, Mrs.
5 Durward, And. cabinetmaker
1 1 Brown, Alex, baker
13 Steedman, Miss, dressmaker
13 White, Miss, teacher
13 Stuart, James, music seller
13 Miller, John
13 Harding, Mrs George
21 Stirling, John, victual-dealer
23 Jerment, Mrs
23 Scrymgeour, Miss
25 Robertson, Mrs A. dairy
29 Brown, Mrs D. grocer
31 Carrick, Wm. (stamp-office)
31 James, Mrs Lieut.
31 Mutter, Mrs Andrew
31 Sclater, R. junior, die-cutter
33 Inglis, William, spirit-dealer
37 Scoon, Kenneth, baker
39 Whyte, John, victual-dealer
41 Nixon, Mrs
41 Black, Miss, lodgings
41 Tait, James, bookseller
41 White, John, pattern-drawer
41 Montgomery, Mrs
47 Mitchell, Wm. victual-dealer
49 Grierson, Rob. victual-dealer
31 Swanson, Miss
51 Kay Peter (of Oliver & Boyd)
51 Waters, John, flesher
51 Porteous, Mrs
53 Young, A. painter
55 Hislop, Robert, baker
61 Millar, D. letter-founder
61 Mowatt, Misses, dressmakers
61 Bryce, James, printer
63 Mowat, W. stone-warehouse
65 Chalmers, George, saddler
67 Balmain, James, bootmaker
69 Gair, James, plumber
71 Wilson, Mrs
71 Wilson, Mrs
71 Tait, Wm. trimming-merchant
71 Laing, S. of Commercial Bank
71 Jeimoway, Mrs
71 Bell, Thos. Norwich Union
73 Smith, John, painter
73 Thomson, James, baker
Hope-Park Church
77 Liddell, William, wright
79 Smith, Wm. wood-merchant
82 Blackie, J. & A. wood-mercht.
80 Storrie, Jas. coach-builder
78 Lamb, T. slater
76 Alexander&Brown, silk-dyers
74 Patterson, J. W. turner
70 Crawford, D. smith
68 Biggar, John, cabinetmaker
66 Wilson, Robert, painter
38 Cockburn,MrsR.chinamerch.
36 Kennedy, Alex. com. traveller
56 Hilliard, H. cutler
56 Ferguson, James, esq.
36 Waugh, Mrs
34 Meldrum, Mrs
46 Fairgrieve, Thomas, druggist
44 Taylor, James, flesher
42 Robertson, George, baker
40 Cunningham, A. G. grocer
38 Stewart, G. provision-merch.
34 Robertson, Thos. of excise
34 Nicol, Alexander, late grocer
34 Hall, Miss, milliner
32 Fife, M. worsted shop
30 Cowan, J. M. surgeon
30 Cowan, George, surgeon
26 Spence, Mrs, draper
24 Brown, John, dyer
24 White, Mrs, lodgings
24 Morrison, Mrs
24 Brov/n, Mrs
24 Murray, George, esq.
22 Hay, Miss, corsetmaker
18 Turner, Peter, victual-dealer
1 4 Jackson, Mrs, lodgings
14 Blair, Mrs
14 Stevenson, James, agent
14 Melville, Andrew, agent
14 Hope, Mrs
8 Milne, F. baker
6 Milne, John, meal-dealer
4 Spence, Miss
4 Gray, Mrs
2 Horn, Miss, milliner
CLERK STREET (South.)
1 Hunter.A. & Son.wine-merch.
2 Shiell, John, cabinetmaker
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3 Middlemas, E. victual-dealer
4 Waters, H. flesber
6 Rankine, D. flesber
CLYDE STREET.
1 Moor, D. billiard-table maker
3 Stewart, Jobu, spirit-dealer
3 Giay, Jobn, baker
9 Coltart, James, grocer
11 Stewart, Joseph, spirit-dealer
Lane
Henderson, W. messenger R.
Bank
Stewart, Dun. do. do.
13 Mackay, Mrs
15 Boog, R. S.S.C.
15 Lockhart, R. S.S.C.
15 Brand, Mrs, lodgings
15 Harvey, Wm. messenger
B.L. Co.
17 Mill, John, wine-mercbant
23 Lawrie, A. musician
23 M'Lean, Chas engraver
27 Halket, Alex, bootmaker
27 Robertson, D. J. city cham-
berlain
27 Buchan, Wm. wax manuf.
27 Abernetby, jNIrs, midwife
26 M'Glashan, A. copperplate
printer
28 Carbery, Jobn, spirit-dealer
18 Scott, J. T. watchmaker
16 Hutcbi?on, Jobn, printer
14 Grant, Alex, general aa^ent
12 Brown, James, shoemaker
10 Scott, James, cabinetmaker
5 Dick, John, farrier
8 Dick, Wm. veterinary surgeon
6 Ferguson, Mrs, confectioner
COAL HILL {Leith.)
3 Northern Coal Min. Depot
10 Cameron. Angus, contractor
1 1 Lemon, R. chemist, &c.
12 Hunter and Co. merchants
14 Henderson, William, baker
15 Barm close
16 Brash, D. wine & spirit-mer.
17 Hamilton, G. wright
18 Webster, John, boot & leather
shop
COATES CRESCENT.
1 Pattison, Mrs James
2 P'alconer, Miss
3 Norrie, J. W. esq.
4 Scott, William, esq.
6 Jackson, E. J. esq.
7 Dalyrymple, Miss Hay
8 Scott, Cnptain A
9 Ross, Mrs Colonel
] I Selkrig, Ml s
12 Carfrae, Miss
l."i Seaton, Jlrs
14 Wood, J. S., esq.
15 Tod, Thomas, esq. advocate
16 Henderson, Eagle, esq.
17 Morgan, John, esq.
18 Abercromby, Sir R. bart.
19 Rutherford, Miss
19 Miller, Mrs
20 Anderson, Mrs R.
21 Farqubar, A. esq. W.S.
21 Farquhar, Mrs
22 Ferguson, J. M. Captain
Coates Ea.<iter,W.oiMe\v. St
Fearn, Miss
Coates Wester, by Maitld. St. ;
Forbes, George, esq.
Coates South, by Maitld. St. ;
M'Kelvie, James, merchant
Coaxes Hall, by Maitiand St. ;
Romanes, T. esq.
COATFIELD LANE,
(Lekh.)
2 ^lould, Andrew, grocer
2 Brand, David, grocer. &c.
2 Aris, Samuel, of excise
4 Lamb, Peter, wright
4 Fowles, Miss, straw-bat mak.
4 Mirylees, Andrew, corkcutter
9 Leggat, Mrs Gideon, grocer
Armstrong & Co. merchants
18 M'Kay, Niell, & Co. builders
33 Adamson, Mrs, lodgings
33 Marshall, James, plasterer
35 Gray, Mrs, midwife
COBOURG STREET (Leith.)
2 Moffat, A. dairy
5 Galiaway, A. shipmaster
5 Lindesay, Mrs
5 Lindesay, William, writer
5 Gillespie, G. J. merchant
6 Knight, J. grocer
8 Leilh Sugar Refining Campy.
12 Kinghorn, Wm. architect
14 Ferrie, Robert, dairy
14 Black, Wm. & Co.
15 Black, Wm. provision shop
22 Hampton, Wm. fish-curer
23 Anderson, William, grocer
COLLEGE, South Bridge;
Alex. Brunton, D.D.
A. D. Barrowman, janitor
COLLEGE ST. (North.)
1 Cork's, tavern
4 Baird, Mary Anne, tobacco' ist
5 M'Intosh, James, bookseller
6 Farmer, John, baker
7 Head, Chas. Roslin bleachfield
Glen, R. glass-cutter
COLLEGE ST. (South.)
1 Jaap, R. druggist
2 Faulds, T. tle^ber
3 Cattanach, Wm. spirit-mercht.
4 Blackwood, H. optician
5 Blackie & Son, publishers
5 Peterkin, J. seal-engraver
5 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
5 Kemp, Mrs A.
5 Mackay, Hugh, agent
5 Cownie, William, clothier
6 Mackenzie, F. spirit-dealer
7 Morton, Alex, philosophic
instrument maker
8 Ferenbach & Co. sausage mak.
9 Fleming, Miss
10 Scott, W. vegetable pill wareh.
10 Wilson, Mrs
10 Brotberston, Mrs, lodgings
10 TuUy, Mrs, lodgings
11 Reg. for Servants, Mrs Young
College-street Chapel
12 Thomson, James, baker !
13 Brown, R. & A. booksellers-
14 Dewar, Andrew, boot k shoe-
maker
13 Fisher, John, engraver
15 Smith, James, tailor j
15 Smith, Miss S. milliner )2
15 Beatson, Mrs, lodgings 21
15 Beatson, John, tailor "'
13 Officer, Jobn, writer
15 Geikie, J. S. perfumer
15 Bowie, J. linen-draper
16 & 17 M'Laren, Arch, tavern
19 M'Leod, Miss, toy shop
21 Robertson, D. teach, of music
21 M'Culloch, James, teacher
21 Murdoch, George, printer
22 Kerr, Miss, milliner
23 Hunter, Mrs F. grocer
COLLEGE ST. (West.)
Brown, R. & A. booksellers-
COLTBRIDGE.
Dairy Mills,
Thomson, David, mill-master
Roseburn,
Thomson, J. farmer
Colt Bridge,
Paterson, J. esq.
Legget, David, skinner
Lawrie, W. mill-master
Jamieson, J. gardener
Buchanan, A. feuar
Dun, Adam, gardener
Binnie, John, baker
Murrayiielil,
Kinnear, James, esq. W.S.
Pearson, Charles, esq.
Cameron, Mrs
Park, Wm. (Stamps & Taxes)
Campbell, Alex. esq.
Hazle Bank,
Horn, Arch. esq. accountant
Dunedan Cottage,
Seaton, Miss
Iniieru;ick Lodge,
Hamilton, Mrs General
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Dinclijf,
Macvicsr, J. D. esq.
Ravelston,
Keith. Lady
Bellmount,
Mackenzie, Lord
COMELY BANK.
5 Deas, Peter S. esq
6 Brown, Major Roljert
7 M'Farlane, J. ofB. Linen Co.
8 Young, Win. Stam[) Office
9 Kirkwood, Mrs
10 Harper, Mrs Robert
1 1 Johnstone, Mrs
12 Johnstone, John, esq.
13 Forrest, Mrs Dr
1-t M'Intyre, Major Archibald
15 Falconer, James, writer
16 Stewart, Captain Duncan
16 Russell, Miss
16 Lawson, S. merchant
19 Fair weather. Major
20 Fraser, Mrs
22 Aitken, Alex, silk mercer
23 Thomson, Mrs William
Cunningham, James, florist
Duke, John
Proctor, John, carter
Proctor, William, carter]
Edwards, James, agent
Low, Professor, Craigleith
House
Johnston, Alex. esq. W. S.,
Craigleith Hill
Craigleith Quarry,
Johnston, George
M'Intosh, James, clerk
COMELY GREEN CRESC.
1 M'Rae, John, M.D.
3 M'Diarmid, J. esq.
3 Meikle, Mrs
3 Davidson, George,bookkeeper
3 Forsyth, Arthur, road-sur-
veyor
4 Reid, John, agent
COMELY GREEN PLACE.
3 Blaikie, Wm. engineer
3 Donaldson, Mrs H.
.3 Johnston, Alexander, builder
3 Robinson, Ralph, (of Excise)
4 Crawfiird, Rob. writer
6 Braidwood, Misses
6 Murray, Miss
6 Robertson, James, esq.
6 Brander, George (of Excise)
8 Young, Capt. James
8 Donaldson, J. H. e^q.
Comely Green Htuse
Cormack, D. ironminger
Ruse Lane
. Wilson, Mrs
Robertson, Mrs
COMMERCIAL PLACE,
(Leith.)
Shore Dues Office
Commissioners of Dorks Office
Custom-House
1 Forth Steam TowingCompany
1 M'Kain, W. B. agent
4 Dawson, W. colour merchant
5 Fraser, A. spirit-dealer
() Gavin, P. & Co. ship-chandlers
10 Matheson, Dn. spirit-dealer
1 1 Ferguson, Thos. paper merch.
13 Wright, W. hatter
14 Laing, Mrs, Commercial tav.
14 Watt, R. wine-merchant
14 Denovan, H. & Co. merchts.
14 Denovan, H. L. P. Mecklen-
burgh Consul
14 Denovan, H. Danish Vice-
Consul
14 Wallace, J. jun. brazier
14 White, David, clothier
15 Begbie, W. stone warehouse
16 & 17 Bolton & Co. ship-chand-
lers
18 Gillon, Wm. carter
21 Niven, Mrs, spirit-dealer
22 Lauder, James, smith
27 Ness, Thomas, smith
29 Cochrane, John, blockmaker
31 Liddle, Robert, merchant
31 Harlow, W. Mrs, nailmaker
35 Ireland, Charles, smith
CONSTITUTION STREET,
(Leith.)
4 Young, Geo. & Co. merchts.
6 Wauchope and Moodie, wine-
merchants
9 M'Laren, D. & Co. merchant
10 Wallace, James, banker
12 Kyle, Jas. & Son, bootmakers
13 Boyce, John, spirit-dealer
15 M'Bryde, Mrs John, lodgings
15 Ilosie, Miss E. lodgings
15 Waterston, Robert, stationer
17 Lindesay, Mrs. W. wine-mer.
18 Lindesay, Jas. esq. wine-mer.
19 Gunn, Robert, solicitor
20 Bristow, Robert, steward
21 Anderson, R. & Co. merchants
22 Laird, Anthony, salt-merchant
23 Murray, Mrs, grocer
iVtfu's Icine
BelVs court
24 Ctwimerviul Bank of Scotland;
24 A. Spence, agent
25 Robinow, Sons, &Co. merchts.
25 Robinow, Adolph, merchant
25 Neil, Jn. esq. (of R Son & Co.^
26 Maxwell, Marshall & Co. corn-
factors
28 Thorn, D. merchant
28 Nimmo, Mrs A.
28 Davidson, D. of Ordi ance
Saunders, John, auctioneer
Neilson, Mrs, lodgings
Paul. James, solicitor
Alison &: Cowan, corn-merchs.
Begbie, Peter, coal-merchant
Ronaldson, Mrs Archibald
Shells, William, merchant
Cain'n^ate and Leith Lod^e
Story, John, merchant
Spence, A. merchant
M'Craw, Peter, collector
Bank if Scotland's Branch ;
Thos. Jones, esq. agent
Watson, Dr T. B. physician
Tod, James B. merchant
Anderson, William, merchant
Patison, William J. agent
Taylor and Co. agents
Marshall, R. storekeeper
Sutherland, James, plastem
Marshall & Sutherland, plas-
terers
Bruce, William, wright
Bruce, Walter (of Walter
Bruce iV. Sons)
Dryburgh, N. cooper
Young, James, merchant
Kichardsoii, Mrs Captain
Gray, James, of Post-ottice
Watson, John, general mercht.
Chapman, E. surgeon
Armstrong & Co. merchants
Young, John, slater & glazier
Thompson, Dr. G. surgeon
Hope, Bruce, & Co. wine-
merchants
Dickson, Wm. wine-merchant
Sliand, T. A. merchant
& 57 Thomson, A. & W. mar-
ble-works
Smyth, S. J. customs
Winton, Misses, dressmakers
Paterson, Rob. late of Excise
Thomson, Mm. marble-work
Greig, John, baker J
Burnet, Mrs, lodgings
Collier, Mrs Josejjh
Lindsay, Mrs
Deans, Wm. (of M'Kinlay
and Deans)
Deans, Alex, (of Carron Co.)
Laurie street
M'Farlane, Alex, corn-mcrch.
Bell, Raniiie, & Co. wine-nier-
chanls
Hunter, J. esq. wine-merchant
(liltilliin, K. collector
Maeritchie, T. esq.
Gibson, Joseph, merchant
Gibson, G. & Son, merchants
&70Duidop, William, rectifier
Tod, Mr. David, grocer
Corstorphine, John, mercht.
-Adamson, Mrs
Newman, John, tidc-survevor
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73 Watson, Mrs, lodgings
76 Graham, William, agent
76 Stevenson, Philip, R. N.
76 Saunderson, Mrs
76 Shoolbraid, Miss
76 Walker, James, teacher
76 Sanderson, Mark, merchant
76 Thompson, Mrs
77 Kirk, Mrs George
78 Murray, Charles, wright
81 Redpath, Brown, and Co.
iron-merchants
82 St James's Chapel
87 Somerville, John, merchant
88 Kidd, John, merchant
Links lane
89 Young, Archibald, merchant
i 90 Miller, James, merchant
92 Miller, James, fe Sons, mere.
93 Marshall, Wm. (of M. & M.)
merchants
QQ Gallic, J. B. metal-merchant
97 Haddon, Robert, painter
98 Ka\', John, teacher
100 Gaggie, Mark, spirit-dealer
101 Brodie and Hume, plumbers
103 M'Pherson, James, plumber
104 M'Kinlay& Deans, merchts.
103 Begbie, Peter, coal-merchant
105 M'Leod, Nicholas, merchant
106 Stevenson, Henry, general
merchants
The Town Hall
Sheriff-Clerk's Office
110 Collector's Office
111 Hume, Miss, teacher
112 St. John's Church
114 Heriot, William, printer
115 Stenbouse & Grieve, agents
116 Leith Public Library
117 Gampbell, Thos. B. metal-
merchant
118 La\vrie,R.(of J.B.Campbell)
119 Coldstream, Robert, esq.
120 Murdoch, John, S.S.C.
121 Stewart & Black, merchants
122 Stevenson, T. corn-factor
122 M'Donald, J. C, agent
123 Snody, Andrew, S.S.C,
123 Leith, John, solicitor
124 Cockburn, J. H. merchant
125 M'Dougald, A. Exch. stables
126 Post Office
128 Scott, Wm. com. -merchant
129 Mowbray, W. & R. merchants
129 Mowbray, R. jun. agent for
Glasg. Marine Insurance Co.
129 Mowbray, R. merchant
129 Gilbert, J. pawnbroker
129 Thomson, G. manag. Forth
Insurance Company
129 Thomson, A. & W. ship-
brokers
130 Leith Reading Rooms,
T. Menzies
132 Scougall, Ellis, & Co. merch.
Old Naval Yard
133 Balfour, J. & Co. corn-factors
135 M'Naughton, Allan, ship-ag.
] 36 Taylor, Bruce, & Co. merch.
136 Taylor, James, merchant
138 Burchard, S. & Co. general
merchants
139 White, Hugh, coal-agent
145 Sir J, Hope's coal-depot
COUPER STREET,
(Leith.)
1 Moffat, Andrew, flesher
2 Menzies, T. London, Edin. &
Glasg. Shipping Co.
2 Boyd, James, R.N.
3 Goldie, James, of Customs
3 Cuthbert, Miss, straw-hat
maker
3 Creighton, A. Customs
5 Smeal, John, grocer
6 Marshall, James, engineer
7 Hay, John, victual-dealer
9 Fletcher, Robt. bootmaker
10 Wallace, James, baker
13 Prentice, Mrs, grocer
14 Finlay, Miss
14 Plowman, Donald, bootmaker
15 Cleghorn, Miss, teacher
18 Brownhill, D. shipmaster
18 Packwood, Thos. shipmaster
20 Tod, James, baker
21 Laughton, A. late Customs
21 M'Naughton, Dun. manager
2"i Bowie, David, tea, wine and
spirit merchants
24 Driver, Mrs, lodgings
24 Petrie, Craig, hairdresser
24 M'All, William, shipmaster
26 Wilson, Misses, milliners
29 Munro, David, shipmaster
29 M'Dougall, Jno. messenger
3 1 Scott, Miss,silk & worst, shop.
32 Douglas, Thomas, dairy
35 Philip, David, baker
36 Cunningham, Andrew, wright
37 Murray, Mrs John, lodgings
37 Blyth, Miss
39 Dawson, Mrs Thomas
44 Dick, R. grocer
45 Budge, John, boot-maker
46 Runceman, Wm. dairyman
47 Sword, James, shipmaster
47 Black, John, tailor
48 Carson, Wm. spirit-dealer
51 Jackson, William, pavement
merchant
COWGATE.
9 Murray, Mrs George, flesher
15 Lindsay, Jo. & Co. victuallers
17 Young, W. & D. merchants
29 Hunter, Robert, grocer
33 Callander, John, shoemaker
M'li/dalene Chapel
37 INI'Hardy, Robert, grocer
39 Dow, Robert, spirit-dealer
4 1 Steel, David, printer's joiner
49 Aitchison, John, grocer
55 Hammerman's ctn.ie
85 M'Leod, Mrs, broker
87 Wright's close
89 Douglas, Peter, spirit-dealer
95 Cuwaiis cluse
lOl Hume's close
101 Usher, Jas. & Thos. brewers
103 Fitzpatrick, F. spirit-dealer
113 Hill, J. grocer
115 Rattray's clnse,
Laidlaw, James, spirit-dealei ■
117 Hay, James, grocer
119 Sc(jtt's close
135 Ross, Alexander, grocer
139 Barker, Barnard, broker
145 Wallace, Andrew, grocer
145 Camfibell's entry,
Campbell and Co. brewers
157 Bain, Mrs, broker
159 Kincuid's court
161 Lynch, C. broker
169 Thick, Mrs, broke
15y Kitchens court
173 Thomson, IMurray G. grocer
177 Borthwick, Thos. spiiit-dealer
179 Horse wynd.
Lady Maxwell's School, 29
M'Intosb, A. turner, 29
M'Gillvray, And. wright, 29
Murray, Tlios. wright, 29
Chisholm, John, smith
Brown, Geo. timber-nierch. 26
Lindsay, G. ropemaker, 28
Ferguson, Jas tailor, 27
Johnston& Fairley, printers,! 5
Paterson, Wm. hairdresser, 32
Walker, James, bookseller, 34
187 Peter s close
195 Dick's close
•201 Sayers, Walter, spirit-dealer
205 College wynd,
IMiller, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 8
M'Intosh, L. spirit-dealei, 16
M'Intosh, Dav. bookseller, .i3
207 M'Intosh, Lacb. grocer, &c
209 Young, James, victual-dealer
211 Nimmo, George, wheelwright
215 Farquharson, Francis, confec.
217 Muir, Peter, & Son, broker
231 Hastie's close,
233 O'Brien, James, broker
237 INIount, Robert, cabinetmaker
239 Carolan, Patrick, broker
243 1 1 ogg, Alex cabinet maker
245 Carolan, J. broker
247 Commercial court
251 Henderson, Mrs, broker
255 Matthew, James, cabinetmakr.
253 Gorman, Natlmniel, broker
261 M'Glashan, J. cabmetmaker
and upholsterer
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STREET DIRECTORY.
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263 /tuhprtson's close,
Dick, Charles, brewer
Sutherland, J. mattress-maker
263 Clapperton, John, grocer
2f55 Glass, A. furniture-dealer
267 Pew, Mrs Stephen, broker
2S3 Suchanaii.'' s close
237 High School icynd
285 Dick, John, spirit-dealer
287 Simpson, Jas. spirit-dealer
293 flunter, Wm. provision shop
299 M'Fie, Pat. broker
305 Duffy, Bernard, broker
317 Inglis, A. spirit-dealer
307 null's close
260 Glen, Alexander, broker
268 & 272 Porter, WiUiam, cabi
netmaker
270 Finlay, Wm. cabinetmaker
266 M'Lachlan, Mark, broker
260 Cou-pate Chapel
262 Dryden, Mrs, broker
264 Ansley, J. furniture- wareh.
252 Sloan, T. cabinetmaker
246 Aitken, William, spiiit-dealer
244 Colton, B. broker
242 M'Donald, R. broker
242 Croall, David, cabinetmaker
240 Jeffrey, E. broker
234 Forrest, E. spirit-dealer
232 Baird, Alex, spirit-dealer
230 HaWs court
Dickson's close
220 Ferguson & Carmichael, spirit-
dealers
216 Leckie, John, broker
^° Niddrii street
210 Murra)', John, broker
^^ Blair street
206M'Lean, A. spirit-dealer
198 Rafferty, Peter, grocer
196 Aitken, Mrs, broker
194 M'Donald, Jer. spirit-dealer
192 Stevenlaiv's close
190 Burgoyne, Michael, broker
188 M'Leod, Roderick, grocer
186 Glen, Dav. furniture wareho.
182 Beirs uynd
174 M'Pherson, Charles, broker
172 Barker, P. broker
170 BurntCs close
166 Bonar, Peter, broker
J 64 Hunter, Wm. broker
162 Conn's close
160 Herron, Wm. grocer
158 Old AsseTnl)ly close.
156 O'Donell, Charles, broker
154 Johnston, Jas. victual-dealer
1 62 Oliver, William, grocer
150 BoTtkv^ick's close
148 M'Kenzie, Alex, spirit-dealer
144 Eddington, Geo. victual-deal.
142 Balcanqual, J. grocer
134 Heron s court
132 Hill, Robt. victual-dealer
128 Goulding, James, broker
122 Old Me.d.marhet
120 Gorman, Jas. broker
1 1 8 Wood, Simon, grocer
116 Burnet, John, victual-dealer
106 Daffron, John, basket-maker
106 Hill, R. grocer
102 Devlin, JM. broker
98 lu>rrester's uynd
70 M'Dermot, Hugh, grocer
60 Dunlop, J. U. rectiKer
56 Marr, Mrs Andrew
54 Ritchie, D, shoe warehouse
52 Brodie's close
50 Bailie's court
44 M' Connochie' s close,
Murdoch, G. printer
40 Walls, John, broker
38 M'Ewan, T. spirit-dealer
34 Allison's close
32 Beattie, John, tobacconist
22 ]\I'Ewen, Robert, baker
20 Drummond, A. innkeeper
1 6 ]\Ialcolm, William, painter
12 JM'Kinlay, William
10 Smith, Thomas, grocer
8 Harper, Jas. carver and gilder
8 Munro, Geo. Jo. pawnbroker
6 Beaton, Duncan, victual -dealer
4 Fiddes, William, spirit-dealer
2 M urphy. Miss, china waieho.
CRICHTON STREET.
2 Farmer, Wm. upholsterer
2 Smith, Mrs
2 Charles, Thos. cabinetmaker
3 Glass, Mrs, lodgings
3 Finlayson, D. clerk
7 Wallas, W., AV.S.
7 Nicol, R. engraver
8 Glanville, Will, coach-hirer
9 Johnstone, P. T. writer
6 Gibbon, P. cab-hirer
9 Snodgrass, Mrs, lodgings
74 Roger, William, upholsterer
72 IM'Laughlan, D. cowleeder
70 Orr, James, painter
62 Crooked Dykes
58 Monteith, Brydon, baker
66 IVIuir, James, bootmaker
66 Robb, Wilson, slater
54 Baillie, Robert, victual-dealer
62 Steven, Robert, victual-dealer
50 Stirling, William, spirit mercht.
Murray strett,
Thomson, James, hairdresser
48 Mitchells & Co. candlemakers
Jj^°iVico/4on Street
44 Clark, John, spirit-dealer
Quarry cl'ise
42 Mills, George, spirit-dealer
26 Sime, J. recorder, Buccleuch &
Newington burying grouads
24 Rogers, David, dyer
18 Bivinf/ston's court
18 I..aing, Mrs, grocer
Flockhart, James, smith,
16 Simpson, Peter, victual- dealer
Forrest, Thomas, smith
12 liankin' s close,
Charles, Thomas, cabinetmaker
8 Gillies, Robert, baker
2 Windmill court
CROMWELL ST (Leith)
3 Porterficld, A. (of Customs)
3 Kinghorn, Mrs
13 Cochrane, John, blockmaker
14 Morrison, Mrs, spirit-dealer
CUMBERLAND STREET.
CROSSCAUSEWAY.
1 Drysdale, John, baker
3 Pringle, John, spirit-dealer
17 Wood, John, flesher
19 Williamson, Alex, shoemaker
23 C'arter, Nicol, spirit-dealer
25 Gordon, Mrs Agnes, midwife
27 Browns court
33 Factory close
43 Cowan s close,
Dickson, John, spirit-dealer
47 M'Intosh, Andrew, cooper
49 Eyre, James, nailer
55 Fotheringham, William, esq.
57 Robson, Jos. cabinetmaker
94 Rutherford, J. victual-dealer
92 Manuel's court
92 Torrance, Alex, coal-merchant
86 Porteous, George, victual-dealer
84 Lamb, Andrew, smith
82 Smellie, H. grocer
76 Kay's court
1 Clark, Andrew, flesher
3 Duncan, INIrs, grocer
23 M'Donald, accountant
23 Campbell, Charles, dairy
25 Pearson, D. lodgings
25 Robertson, Thos. clerk of works
25 Watson, Mrs
25 INIacleod, Mrs
27 Milne, Alex, writing-master
27 Salmond, Mrs, grocer
29 Brown, Captain L.
31 Macaulay, liieutenant
31 Aitken, William, druggist
31 Swanston, George, lodgings
31 Demaus, Robert, lodgings
33 Kissock, William, S.S.C,
35 Innes, Mrs W.
37 Roy, J. victual-dealer
^-Piit street
39 M'Farlane, J. spirit-merchant
43 Reid, John, baker
45 Johnston, W. victual- dealer
47 Maxwell, Mrs Robert,
47 Hogg, Walter, upholsterer
49 Stewart, William, grocer
51 Lumsden, James, tailor
63 Green, Peter, tailor
53 Pein, Carl, professor of Oboe
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63 Menzies, Arch, teacherof music
55 M'Leod. William, tailor
55 Berry, Mrs, lodgings
57 LyoD, George, teacher of law
59 Lothian, D. painter
59 Arnot, Mrs, lodgings
61 Paris, Thos. cabinetmaker, &c
63 Scott, William, mason
63 Glendinning, Miss
■ 63 Gibb, George, tiilor
63 M'Eardle, Mrs, ladies'-nurse
65 Wotherspoon, J. B. M. draper
'65 Smith, Mrs
67 Wylie, Misses, dressmaker
67 Hill, William Taylor
67 Gibson, Mrs
.67 Dodds, Mrs, sick-nurse
67 M'Kay, Miss, dressmaker
69 Stewart, James, bookseller
69 Johnstone, Mrs, sick-nurse
71 Borrowman, J. lodgings
71 Hislop, Mrs Mt. lodgings
71 Sutherland. Mrs, lodi;iiigs
71 Inglis, Mrs Elizabeth, lodgings
73 Jackson, Mrs, lodgings
73 Perkins, Mrs, dressmaker
70 Colquhoun, Peter, grocer
68 Brotchie, Mrs
68 M'Whea, Mrs, dressmaker
Lane, Mackay, A. spirit-dlr.
62 Lancaster, Mrs, ladies'-nure
62 Taylor, Miss, milliner
60 Anderson, Lethem, writer
60 Mowbray, Mrs, lodgings
60 JjEuder, Mrs
60 Wishart, Mrs, lodgings
58 Luxmoor, Mrs
56 Cousin, John, builder
56 Gibson, Adam, joiner
56 Bromhead, Rev. A.
50 M'Pherson, James, architect
50 Gibson, A. lodgings
50 Mitchell, R. lodgings
48 Martin, Theodore, S.S.C (of
Roy and Martin)
48 Martin, James, S.S.C.
46 Patterson, ]Mrs, lodgings
44 Pendrigh, Miss
44 Nicholson, John, lodgings
44 JM'Intosh, D. writer
44 Smith, Thomas, lodgings
44 Hunter&Crone, Misses, teachers
42 Weaiherly, Mrs, dressmaker
40 Scott, James, shoemaker
38 Telfer, Mrs, lodgings
36 Lawrie, Mrs, of Lochmaben
36 Arthur, Mrs
15^ Pitt street
34 Archibald, J. spirit-dealer
32 VVood, Mrs
32 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
32 Smith, James, joiner
30 Dods, Lieutenant
28 Mitchell, James (of R. & M.)
26 Hislop, Mrs, lodgings
26 Munro, Mrs, lodgings
26 Hume, Mrs George, lodgings
26 Sutherland, William, lodgings
24 Johnston, L M.teach. of fencing
24 Cameron, Peter, tailor
22 Erskine, Lady Charlotte
22 Erskine, Lady Jean
22 Clark, James, grocer
20 M'Lachlan, Mrs E. lodgings
20 Boyd, E. cabinetmaker
20 Reynolds, A. printer
18 Trotter, Mrs, lodgings
1 8 Petrie, James, shoemaker
1 6 Parlane, Miss, lodgings
16 Swan, Thomas, dairy
14 Corbett, Mrs Jane
14 Black, JNlrs
14 Kinniburgh, Joseph, M.D.
14 Robertson, Mrs J. lodgings
14 Jack, John, writer
14 Ogilvie, Robert G., W.S.
12 M 'Murdoch, Mrs
12 M'Donald, Mrs, spirit-dealer
10 Johnston, P. civil engineer
10 Allison, James, shoemaker
8 Fielding, Alex, mason
8 Stevenson, Jas. (Fowler& Co.)
8 Millar, Alexander, S.S.C.
8 Brown, Adam, lodgings
6 Wemyss, Mrs
2 Thornton, Andrew, mason
DALKEITH ROAD.
OhJ Gibbet Toll
Sessional School; J. Maitland,
teacher
Hume, Alexander, innkeeper
Bellville
Ronaldbon, William, grocer
Arthur, Jas. esq. Arthur's lodge
Stark, Mrs, Salisburi/ Green
Salisbury Green cottage;
Balfour, William, merchant
Cruiyie Terrocr,
Wright, William, hatter
Gray, John, merchant
Duguid, Miss
Jinseha//,
Drummond, James, gardener
Rose, P. esq.
Mood, John, merchant
Howison, William, draper
Ritchie, William, grazier
Henderson, W. esq. jeweller
Archibald, And. coal mercht.
Oliver, T. esq. printer, Sewing-
ton lodge
Prentonfield Hoiuse.
Echo Bank,
Waldie, John, spirit-dealer
Currie, W. coal-merchant
Spence, Laurence, smith
Dobie, Thomas, coal-merchant
Wilson, William, coal-merchant
Baigrie, George, coal-merchani
Turner, Thos. coal-merchant
Turner, William, coal-mercht.
Amos, Andrew, corn-merchaiiti
Howie, W. carter "^
■ 1
^ DALRY LANE.
Scott, D. esq. R.S.A. Dairy
Turner, P. silversmith
Smith, Andrew, carpenter
Ryrie, Alexander, gardener
Ryrie, Mrs
l^aw, John, gardener
Monteith, A. E. esq. Dairy
House
Milne, Chalmers, gardener
Wallace, W. esq. Wester Dairy
DALRYMPLE PLACE.
I Mushett, John, grocer
8 Burck, G. tailor
9 White, Miss M., dairy
DANUBE STREET.
1 Grieve, Mrs John
3 Robertson, Murdoch, esq.
5 Murray, Mrs
7 Muir, Rev. William, D.D.
9 Weir, Thomas, esq. W.S.
11 Hector, Alexander, writer
13 Stewart, Mrs
16 Smith, Miss
17 Gloag, Mrs Captain
19 Birrell, Mrs
21 Brodie, Mrs
23 Mitchell, Mrs
36 Stormonth, Miss
36 Johnstone, Misse*
34 Kynoek, Mrs
32 Welsby, Mrs
30 Sim, John, esq.
28 AVatson, Miss
26 Mather, Mrs
24 Jones, George, e<=q.
22 Thomson, Captain James
20 Trail, Anthony, esq. W.S.
18 Carnegie, Geo. F. esq.
16 Lothian, George, esq.
12 Orrok, Wemyss, esq.
10 Stewart, Mrs Colonel
8 M'Kay, Jas. T. hat-manufact.
6 Hamilton, Misses
4 Currie, C. W. V., M.R.C.S.L.
&E.
2 Watson, Rev. J.
2 Laing, David, writer
2 Miller, James, esq.
DARLING'S BUILDINGS.
2 Goalan, David, R.N.
3 Macnab, Robert, writer
3 i^auder, William, esq.
DARNAWAY STREET.
1 Macarthur, Jas. teacherof danc.
1 Bell, John B. writing-master
1 Fowler, John W. builder
3 Cook, Alex. S. esq. advocate
6 Borthwick, Mrs, lodgings
7 Ramsay, Dowager Lady
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9 Wood, Andrew, M.D.
n Wood, William, M.D.
1 1 Penman, John, esq.
1 1 Graham, Henry C. esq. W.S.
1 1 Nembhard, IVIrs
12 Forrest, Wm. H. accountant
10 Borthwick, Dr
8 Buchanan, James, esq.
6 Cameron, Captain
4 Ecktbrd, Mrs
2 Cairns, John, writer
2 Crowe, Mrs
2 Chaumont, F. teacher
DAVIE STREET.
3 Donaldson, Archd. plasterer
6 Wood, .John, baker
9 M'Leoil, Mrs
9 Jack, James, cabinetmaker
9 M'Farlane, A. (Sun F. Office)
9 Straton, I\Iiss C.
11 M'Donald, John, tailor
Dun, 11. teacher Lancast. school
Davie- Strett C/i(i}itl.
DEAN.
.Trinity Chapel
Horsburgh, Thomas, gardener
Dunn, Thos optician
Ijockhart, William, gardener
J) Kin House ;
. Baillie, George, esq.
I Dean Cottage,
Wright, Henry, nurseryman
Tlie Dean Chvrclt
Paterson, William, gardener
Dean Park ;
Gibson, Andrew, esq.
John Watson X Institution;
Dr. J. Forbes, master
Mrs IMoUison, matron
Orphiin Hotpital ;
M'Kutcheon, James, governor
Mrs Dickson, matron
Miss Panton, teacher
DEAN STREET.
2 Shand, Thos. victual and spirit-
dealer
2 Watson, Thomas, esq.
2 Rae, Alexander, builder
3 llutherford, William, tailor
3 Hutcheon, William, shoemaker
4 Stuart, Gordon, merchant
6 Howden, Mrs John
. 5 Hume, Mrs
6 Dickson, W. writing-master
10 Anderson, R. music-seller
1 1 Davidson, Rev. Peter
13 Marshall, A. shoemaker
14 Young, John, letter-carrier
1 7 Dick, William, grocer
18 Cairns, Thomas, baker
20 Cunningham, A. J. shoemaker
22 Watt, James, spirit-dealer
25 Clark, Mrs, grocer
26 Kinnear, James, tailor
27 Cockburn, R. L. baker
28 Hutchison, .John, bootmaker
28 Brown, John, grocer
1 0 Anderson, Jas. cowfeeder
G Smith, Robert, grocer
Dean Utreet C/iitpel
DEANHAUGH STREET.
1 Halliday & Wilson, milliners
1 Wallace, Robert, grocer
2 Dunbar, Mrs G.
3 Allan, INIargaret, trimmingshop
4 Henderson, Jno.& Co. tinsmiths
4 Jamieson & Laurie, druggists
5 Wickham, Mrs
5 JJird, J. B. engraver
5 Heiton, ]\Iiss Jessie, dressmakr.
6 Fairbairn, John, baker
9 Kedslie, A. grocer
10 M'Laren, John, shoemaker
Simpson, Boyd, flesher
I'urves, Alex, smith
DEAN TERRACE.
1 Carmichael, W. S. surgeon
2 Skene, Lieut.-Col.W.,E.I.C.S.
4 Scott, William, esq. M.D.
5 Rhind, Mrs
5 Rhind, John, esq. accountant
6 Roland, George, esq.
11 Black, Mrs David
12 Crighton, James, esq. surgeon
13 Bennet, Alexander, esq. W.S.
14 Dickie, Miss
14 Rogers, John, S.S.C.
15 Marjoribanks, Mrs
16 Crighton, Wm. esq. surgeon
18 Bell, D. C. esq.
i'O Mack, James C, S.S.C.
21 Keir. Miss
DEAN TERRACE (Upper).
1 Smith, Major
2 Andrew, IVIrs Gray
3 Douglas, John, esq. W.S.
4 Watt, Mark, esq.
6 Gould, John, esq.
DEWAR PLACE.
2 Mitchell Mrs
3 Murray, Miss
4 Rae, Thomas, wiiter
5 Hendric, Miss
7 Deas, Jas. engineer
8 Taiham, Edmund, esq
9 Donaldson, Wm. (Albion Cloth
Company)
Wa//ncf^ Place
Hume, Bobert, cowfeeder
3 Kirkland. John, clerk
3 Shepherd, Mrs, John
3 jMaitiii, John
DOCK PLACE (Leith.)
1 Cormick, James, spirit-dealer
2 Mitchell & Co. agents
2 Mitchell, J. Belgian Consul
2 Cadell, John, Do. Vice Do.
2 Feiguson, A. agent
2 l.eillt ^ Stirling S/ii/ijnng Co.
2 Baton, Walter, Lloyd's survey.
2 Dtaidee, Perlh,^ LondonSkipCo,
2 Leitli tj- Greenock Shipping Co.
2 Thurso Shi})ping Co.; D Smith,
agent
2 Herrini^ Fishery Co. office;
2 Miller, .John, inspector
3 Davidson, Alex, spirit-dealer
5 Henderson, James, spirit-dealer
6 Steven, Darg, spirit dealer
7 Henderson, Mrs, spirit-dealer
8 Ferney, Alex, clothier
9 Watt, .1. and R. wine-mercht
10 Ronald, Mrs, vintner
10 Swanson, John, pilot
10 Reid, Alex. & Co. merchants
1 1 Philip, Charles, merchant
11 Gavin, P. and Son, canvass ma>
nufacturers
1 1 Gavin, W. & C. timber-merchg.
1 1 Gavin, Duncan, merchant
12 White, David, tailor
13 Hutchison & Brothers, merchs.
14 Aitken, William, spirit-dealer
DOCK STREET {Leith.}
M'Lea, John, artist
6 Mast and Block Co.
7 Young, James, cooper
8 Fairgrieve, William, smith
9 liithgow, Peter, shipmaster
9 Gray, A. wright
Mariners' Church and Schools
1 1 Howie, Alex spirit-dealer
15 Hampton, William, fish curer
1 8 Scott, John, spirit-dealer
21 Gibson, John & Son, plumbers
DOCKS (WET) (Leitk.)
Aberdeen,Leith,^Clyde ShipCo.;
George Matliieson, agent
Egsio, John, merchant
Hamburgh Shipping Co. ; Geo,
Gibson & Co. agents
Carron Company's fFarehouse ;
John Machatiie, agent
Ramsay, W. J. wine-merchant
Turcan & Co. merchants
Rei(l'» bonded warehouse
Stenhouse, A and G. agents
Rose, Lach & Son, ship-build.
Menzies & Co. shipbuilders
DOUNE TERRACE.
1 Hunter, Richard, esq.
2 Stothert, William, esq.
3 Smith, David, esq. W.S.
3 Smith, Mrs Alex.
4 Riddel, Miss
5 Cockburn, J. esq. wine-mercht.
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6 Harden, R. A. esq.
7 Grove, Captain Francis, R.N.
8 Steuart, James, esq. W.S.
9 Mackenzie, James, "W.S. .
10 Armstrong, Miss
DOWxME PLACE.
3 M'Ewan, James, tea-dealer
3 M'Ewan, Mrs W.
3 ]\fuir, Mrs, dressmaker
3 Leggat, J. bulker C. C. office
3 Lindsay, Mrs
3 Turnbull, H. late baker
3 Black, Mrs G.
3 Dodds, Mrs, lodgings
3 Lawder, Mrs
4 Aitchison & Co., spirit-merchts.
6 M'l^ren, J. tinplate-worker
8 Gaff, W. overseer Union Canal
8 Stuart, C. lodgings
r8 Meikle, .John, C C. office
8 Kinniburgh, D. coal-merchant
8 Ritchie, Alex, wood-merchant
8 Nisbett, Mrs
9 Dick, Thomas, victual-dealer
lO Ferguson, Isaac, spirit-dealer
12 Winlour, J. and I. painters
13 Crawford, James, coal-mercht.
13 Clark, WUliam, C. C. office
14 Bremwell, A. spirit-merchant
15 Henderson, S. F. spirit-dealer
16 Davidson, Wm. spirit mercht.
17 Potts, W. grocer &. wine-mer.
18 Smith, Mrs I^ieutenant
18 Small, James, coal-merchant
18 Craig, J. builder
18 Smith, John, Canal Co.'s office
18 Miller, Mrs
19 Cooper, James, hairdresser
21 Strang, "WiUiam, spirit-dealer
22 Rutherford, John, ironmonger |
23 Russell, Miss, dressmaker
23 Gumming, Jas. com. traveller
23 Crone's, Mrs, lodgings
23 Trail, Andrew, water-officer
23 Peattie, Robert, wright
23 Laidlaw, Andrew, collector
23 Gardner's, Mrs, lodgings
23 Marchell, F. teacher of music
24 Wemyss, John, linen-draper &
silk-mercer
24 Smart, W. S. spirit-dealer
DRUMDRYAN.
Cowper, Th. ale brewer
Inglis, W. teacher
Fife, Jas. tea and spirit-merchant
Currie, Andrew, macer
Pearson, Alex, brewer
DRUMMOND PLACE.
Excise Office; Boyd, Garden,
office-keeper
1 White, Robert, esq. "W.S.
2Stodart, J. U. esq W.S.
3 Campbell,- Arthur, esq. W.S.
4 Baird, T. "Walker, esq. advocate
4 Baird, John W. esq. "W.S.
5 Sligo, Mrs, of Carmyle
6 Mrs Ponsonby, & Miss Young,
boarding-school
7 Daun, Dr
8 Forrester, John, esq. W.S.
9 Ewart, Archibald, esq.
10 Sprott, Thos. esq. W.S.
^^' Atlso7i street
11 Dickson, Miss
11 Spalding, W. M. esq. W.S.
12 Robertson, Rob. esq. advocate
13 Webster, A. B., M.D.
14 Spens, Mrs
15 Douglass, J. B. esq. W.S.
15 Douglas, A. H. esq. M'.B.
16 Robertson, Mrs William
t^^ Great King street
17 Douglas, Alexander, esq. W.S.
18 Leishman, John, tsq. W.S.
19 Carnegie, R. esq. M.D.
20 Lyall, John, merchant
20 Dobson, Rcbt. esq.
20 Smith, John, tailor
20 Brown, William, clerk
l^^lJiincctii street
21 Patterson, Mrs
21 Paterson, A. merchant, Leith
22 Roy, Mrs, of Nenthorn
23 Dunlop, And. esq. W.S.
24 Scott, Andrew, esq. W.S.
25 Cook, Walter, esq. W.S.
25 Coi.k, Wm. & J. esqrs. W.S.
26 Younger, Mrs
28 Sharpe, C. K. esq.
29 Pearson, Major James, E.C.S
30 INIalcolm, Walter, writer
30 Amott & Malcolm, esqrs. W.S.
|^^° Scotland street
31 Ferguson, Wm. merchant
32 Robertson, Pat. Dean of the
Faculty of Advocates
33 Buchanan, Will. esq. advocate
34 Haldane, James A. esq.
35 Gordon, Richard, accountant
35 Gordon, James, W.S.
36 Blair, Hugh, e^q W.S.
(^'Liinr/on street
37 Ellis, A. G. esq. W.S.
39 Boyd, William, esq.
40 Darling, J. Stormonth,esq.W.S.
41 Inglis, Mrs
42 TuUoch, Jas. esq.
DRUMMOND STREET.
M'Pherson, J. teacher 2
Sharp, Robert, teacher 2
Sharp, Misses, milliners, &c.
Rose, Alexander, mineralogist 2
Rutherford, W. spirit-dealer 3
1 Howison, W. & Son, drapers
2 Hart ^Hume, Messrs, teachers
2 Ewart, Wm. cabinetmaker
2 Bell, Adam, bootmaker
2 Bell; David, bootmaker
2 Hutchieson, H. victualler ''^
2 'J'homson, Mrs, sick-nurse
2 Howison, J,&W shawl manuf.
4 M'Leod, George, printer
5 Simpson, Mrs
5 M'Andrew, Donald, painter
5 Cook, John,esq.S.S.C. &N.P.
6 Sommeiville, W. & Son, statrs.
6 Thompson, Adam, horse-dealer
7 Nimmo, Miss, dressmaker
7 Doull, David
7 Henderson, G. coach-proprietor
8 Gibb, Andrew, agent
9 M'Intosh, Daniel, shoemaket^"
10 Devlan, Arthur, bookseller 5
11 Murray, Mrs, lodgings ^
1 1 Sanderson, Alex, late merchant
1 1 Stoddart, Mrs, lodgings
12 Lewis, Wm. china-merchant
^^Ito.rburph place
13 M'Donald & Co. painters
15 Law, Miss, lodgings
1 6 Kidd, Mrs Sarah
17 Henry, J. bandage-maker, &c.
18 Watt, George, lodgings
18 Duff, Mrs Robert, lodgings
18 Young, .James, house factor
18 M'Donald, H. V.
19 Robertson, Miss
20 Cullen, John, engraver
^^ Roxburgh street
19 M'Kay, Colin, agent
20 Aikenhead, Robert, cowfeedei
DRUMSHEUGH.
Walker, Miss
Manson, Rev. .James
Minelaws, William
DUBLIN STREET
1 Mitchell, David, b.iker
3 Young, G. bootmaker
7 Campbell, James, haberdasher
11 Cockbum, Miss Agnes
15 Ruddiman, Mrs Thomas
15 Lee, Mrs George
15 Milne, Mrs
15 Forsyth, Mrs Geo.
17 Spence, James, surgeon
19 Douglas, Wm. victual-dealer
21 Tod, James, esq. W.S.
23 Calder, Thomas, ironmonger
23 Smark, John, bootmaker
23 Crosbie, Rev. Jno. teacher
25 Brown, William, esq. surgeon
27 Murray, Richard, cabinetmaker
31 Dick, Mrs Alexander
31 Bruce, David, spirit-dealer
33 Mowbray, J. T. esq. W.S.
33 Stewart, Mrs
33 Chalmers, .John, architect
33 Easton, Mrs Thomas
33 Landale, R. esq. S.S.C
33 Chalmers, Mrs
33 CampbeU, N. Colquhoun, esq.
advocate
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35 Watson, James, esq. advocate
37 Phin, John, esq. S.S.C.
3!J Johnston, Joseph, writer
39 Mitchell, J. T. merchant
39 llobertson, Alex. S.S.C.
39 Dickson, Mrs. T. lodgings
39 Mitchell, Mrs G. S.
40 Moon, J. chemist
3tl lialmain, James, wine-mercht.
38 Smith, Mrs
38 Moon, Mrs,
38 Young, G. lapidary
38 Jiamsay, Mrs
34 Eastman t, Mrs
32 Smith, David, writer
32 Smith, John, writer
32 MooUie, Mrs
30 Chrystie, Misses
28 M'Andrew, J. & J. S.S.C.
28 M'Andrew, James, accountant
20 Imlack, Francis E. dentist
22 Adamson, D. M. esq. S.S.C.
20 Hay, Andrew, esq.
20 Walkers, Captain William
20 Somers, Mrs
18 Small, William A. esq.
1« Finch, W. M. esq. M.D. '
14 Dumbreck,W.,M.D.,F.l{.C S.
14 Greig, B. silk-mercer
12 Stevenson, Dr Kobert, M.D.
10 Matheson, Misses, corsetnwkers
10 Morton, James, teacher
10 Wood, Miss, teacher piano-forte
10 Archibald, Charles, baker
10 Carmichael, AVilliam, flesher
10 Hume, William, jun. plumber
8 Brown, T. & A. grocers
4 Kemp, Mrs, milliner
2 Musgrove, Jolm, painter
DUKE STREET.
1 IVIore, Graham, hairdresser, &C'
3 White, John, baker
5 Young, Mrs James
6 Mackinlay, Mrs J. lodgings
5 Graham, J. G. architect
7 Dickson, Th. surgeon & apoth.
9 JNI'Kinlay, ]Miss, dressmaker
1 1 Roberts, VV. A. surgeon-dentist
13 Cargill, Robert, esq. AV.S.
13 Carnegie, James, esq jun.W.S.
17 Eurness, James, esq. S.S-C.
17 Burness, William, printer
] 7 Rait, Alexander, esq.
19 Gray, John, esq. solicitor
19 Gray, John, esq. W.S.
21 Smith, T. & H. druggists
21 Duffin, W. AV. esq.
21 Duffin, Mrs
23 Brown, R. merchant
23 Brown, Miss, music-teacher
23 P'lowers, Tho. engraver'
23 Macintosh, Mrs
23 Black, Dr
23 Paterso , Mrs, lodgings
25 Sturrock, Mrs
27 Sturrock & Sons, hairdre.ss., &c.
24 Dunn, Thomas, S.S.C.
24 Mitchell, D. jun. S.S C. & N P.
22 Meikk-john, John, esq. W.S.
22 Hoi turn, Thomas, tailor
22 Banks, Henry, tailor
20 M'Lachlan, George, esq. AV.S.
18 Stewart, C. & D. esqrs. S.S.C.
10 Ramsayj Mrs
1 4 lUichanan, G. esq. civil engineer
14 lieveridge, Thos. esq D.C.S
12 Campbell & Hojikirk, esqrs.
AV.S.
12 Campbell, J. esq. AV.S.
12 Atlas Assurance Company
10 Rankin, Thomas, esq S..S.C.
8 Henderson, John, architect
8 Colquhoun, I^. esq advocate
C Holmes, Ivory, esq accountant
G Ivory, AA''iUiam. esq. AV.S.
6 INIaclachlan & Ivory, AV.S.
4 Brown, John, S.S.C.
4 AVilliam Swan, esq.
4 Swan, Mrs David
DUKE STREET
(Leitk.)
1 Clarkson, Robt. china-mercht.
2 Downs, Alex, corn- dealer
2 Jones, Rev. Edward J., AVes
leyan minister
3 Smith, Charles, grocer
4 Condamine & Ct;. wine-merchs
7 Cockburn fii. Co. wine-merchts,
8 Callander, Thomas, currier
Thomson i jiluce
14 Rogers, A. wood-merchant
1 5 Robertson, AA^illiam, cooper
15 Liddle, Mrs
15 Allan, AVilliam, S.S.C.
16 Kay, John, teacher
15 Beatson, David, merchant
16 Marshall, J. merchant
White House
IVlilne, George, S.S.C.
.AVilson, Patrick, teacher
Philip, Da>id, spirit-dealer
Hall, William, wright
Davidson, Alex, dairy
Glen, Mrs, tiairy
24 Adamson, AV. M. fish-curer
Fleming, John, baker
Livingston, F. grocer
Fergus, Alexander, carter
Peat, Alex, messenger
Maxwell, J teacher
Sutter, William, dairy
Marr, James, grocer
M'Kenzie, William, overseer
Thomson, James, smith
Paterson, John, dairy
Archer, JNIark, smith
Gallic, George, cabinetmaker
2 Dickson, George, tailor
Methodist chapel;
Borthwick, James, traveller
Sturrock, John, btassfounder
DUNBAR STREET.
fi Slimond, .Tohn, teacher
7 Stewart, Peter, letter-carrier
8 Peattie, Henry, smith
DUNCAN PLACE (Leith.)
4 Skeen, Mrs
5 Brown, Thomas, spirit-dealer
6 M'I'lierson, ^Aliss, stock-graft.
C Anderson, John, of Customs
7 Archibald, John, agent
DUNCAN STREET.
1 Ruddiman, Miss
3 Smith, AVilliam, writer
3 Campbell, Mrs
3 M'Ciibbon, William, lodgings
3 Robertson, D. writer
3 Finlay, Miss
3 Cohnart, iMons. merchant
5 Fowler, Alexander, painter
7 Simpson, David, baker
9 Knapp, Dr.
I I Eraser, Thomas, esq.
I I Sime, Thos. linen-draper
1 1 Anderson, AVm. esq.
1 1 Dow, J. R. lodgings
13 AVilkie, ]Mrs, of Bonnington
1 1 Craik, David, writer
1 1 Aitkin, Mrs
20 Campbell; Mrs
18 Farquharson, John, lodgings
18 Proudfoot, Mrs, lodgings
18 Pleming, Mrs
1 8 Sommerville, Thomas, esq.
18 Speid, John, esq. W.S.
18 Young, David, (Sir AV. Forbts)
16 Burton, J. H. esq. advocate
12 Tod, Thomas, baker
10 Graham, Miss
10 Houston, .7. A. artist
10 Steven, AVilliam, writer
10 Kirkwood, James, jeweller
10 Thomson, John, grocer
6 M'Laren, J. boot & shoemaker
4 Brodie, ]\Irs
4 Brown, Miss D.
4 Cook, James, teacher of music
2 Thomson, John, grocer
DUNCAN STREET,
Nitvington.
1 Weddell, Mrs
3 Haig, David, of Adv. Library
4 Ijisle, Mrs
6 M'Kenzie, Mrs A. ^
6 Graham, Mrs AV.
7 Clarke, Rev. .Tames
8 H utchison, AA'illiam, solicitor
8 Runciman, Rev. David
8 M'Farlane, J. F. surgeon
9 Wilkie, Andrew, silversmith
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10 Traquire, Rev. James
11 Spaven, John, insp'. of market
DUN DAS STREET.
1 Murray, George, accountant
1 Burnside, Miss
1 Peters, Alexander, plumber
3 Fletcher & Hunter, booksellers
3 Greig, Mrs
3 Greig, James G. dentist
6 Patterson, A'liss
5 M'Millan. Miss, dressmaker
6 Blackie, Mrs
7 Hill, Alex, publisher
9 Youngson, Alex. esq. W. S.
1 1 Edmond's, Mrs, lodgings
1 1 Philip, William, watchmaker
13 Maxwell, Mrs Robert
13 Anderson, W. green-grocer
13 Richardson, John, hairdresser
13 Sharp, Isabella, poulterer
15 Paterson, Doctor G., F.RC.P.
17 Cuthbertson, Robert, painter
17 Wilson, Miss, ladies' school
17 Park, Alexander, teacher
19 Smith, John, manufacturer
19 Purves
19 Reid, Mrs
^g" Northumberland street.
23 Stuart, J as. shoemaker
23 Wright, T. grocer
23 Clerkson, Wm. builder
23 Petrie, Mrs
23 Pugh, William, chemist
23 Serls, Wm. chimney sweeper
23 Robertson, James, clothier
25 Gardner, Jno. esq. S.S C.
27 Royal Engineers' Offica.
27 Edmund, James, esq,
27 Smith, Andrew, esq. W.S.
27 Newton, .James, esq.
27 Bryden, A dans, bellhanger
27 Bridges, Mrs
29 WiJkie, Jas. F. esq S.S.C.
29 Stott, William, painter
31 Neilson & Gibson, coopers
31 Marshall, Rob. & Son, fleshers
31 M'Farlane, Miss
31 M'Cara, L.M. esq. W.S.
33 Sawers, Peter, saddler
33 Ross, Misses, corsetmakers
33 Bendy, Mrs
33 Burn, Misses, milliners
33 Miller, Joseph, tailor
33 Symons, Mrs, miniature-paint.
35 Tod & iMicki'l, painters, &c.
35 Cuthbertson, Mrs J. confection.
39 Levack, M. & E. milliners
37 Dewar, P. fruiterer
Shand, Robert, bookseller
43 M'Lean, Chas. grocer, &c.
48 Urrock, Alex, spirit merchant
60 Hogg, Walter, uphoLsterer
46 Dickson, G. & Co. tish-mongrs.
44 Dunbar, John, tinsmith
38 Traill, Miss, straw-hat maker
36 Tait, Hugh, victual-dealer
34 M'Candlish, W. of stamps and
taxes
32 Burns, James, esq.
32 Paton, David, architect
32 O'Donnell, Mrs Colonel
32 Steell, Gourlay, portrait-painter
32 Surrenne, D. F. teacher
32 Johnston, John, esq.
30 jNIalcolm, James, S.S.C.
23 Robertson, James, druggist
26 .Smith, Mrs John
26 Bishop, Mrs
26 Fraser, W. N., S.S.C.
26 Selby, R. B. solicitor
24 Thomson, Dr A. surgeon
24 Hunter, David, coach-hirer
22 Hunter, Wm. bookseller
22 Meikle, Wm. esq. S.S.C.
•22 Duncan, Mrs Ann
22 Morrison, Mrs G. grocer
tg^^ Northumberland itreet
20 Pollock, David, silk-dyer
20 M'Millan, G. flesher
18 Hamilton, .John, clerk
18 Maxwell, .Mr
18 Drover, Mis!(, dressmaker
16 RoUo, Robert, esq.
14 Robertson, Mrs
14 Sinclair, James, upholsterer
14 Swan, Mrs
\i Smith, .John, esq. dentist
10 Dyce, John Neil, esq.
8 Wands, G. (of Observer Office)
8 Kinloch, Miss, teacher
8 Swinton, Misses
8 Farquharson's, James, lodgings
6 Ferguson, Lieut.-Colonel
4 Fraser, Plugh, esq. W.S.
2 Kerr, A. grocer
EARL GREY STREET.
1 Law, John, victual-dealer
2 Beckwith, G. silversmith
2 Halliday, Geo. victual-dealer
3 Wilson, John, upholsterer
4 Kerr, Charles, teacher
3 Smith, James, spirit-dealer
6 Paterson, Thomas, builder
6 Wilson, Robert, plumber
7 Gardner, James, baker
7 Simpson, Peter, tailor
8 Borthwick, Jas. & Co. tailors
8 Muir, Miss, dressmaker
9 Paterson, Mrs, grocer
9 Alexander, .John, builder
9 Bishop, Jas. coal-merchant
10 Lavvson, J. & A. shoemakers
1 1 Brown, Robert, baker
11 Brown, John, artist
1 1 TurnbuU, Peter, spirit-dealer
13 Baptie, John, house-factor
13 Baptie, Miss, lodgings
13 Grei}j, John, smith
13 Hunter, John, saddler
13 Kerr, Samuel, grocer
14 Smith, Wm. letter-carrier
14 Ramage, .\nd. coach-hirer
15 Palmer, William, hosier
15 Palmer, Mrs, ladies' nurse
15 Whillas, Thos. cabinetmaker
16 Alexander,D. tanners' club-h.-
17 Nourse, John, late confect. • £
13 Leslie, John, stationer -^
21 Gorman, James, coal-mercht. ■
23 Cowie, John, brushmaker
Moncur, John, plumber, &c.
EASTER ROAD.
Mnrr/field,
M'Donald, A. flesher
Westgarth, J. esq. 8
Havvley, Mrs Dr 10
Patterson, J. founder, 12
Patterson, J. R. esq. 12
Anderson, Isaac, S.S.C.
16 Gilraour, John, S.S.C.
Wilson. Jonathan, gardener
Dawson, James, spirit-dealer
Tod, Alexander, gardener
J^eith.
Reid, J. nurseryman
Knox, Miss, Drum
Skirving, J. farmer
EASTFIELD.
Grant, D. S of H. S. Co. f
Grant, Mrs
Gray, Wm. Excise
Craig, Thomas, of Excise ;
Deseret, Phineas, writer I •
Eastjield place. '
.Johnston, .J. officer of fishery
Foster, Joseph, gentleman
Girdvvood, Wm. of soapworfc
Dick, Mrs
Black, .John, merchant
Glen, James, broker
Pirniefield,
Patison, William, merchant
Sea Cot,
MTveod, Mrs
Tailor, William
Young, George, merchant
ELBE STREET (Leith.)
4 Wilson, George, dairyman
8 Robertson, D. & Son, coopers
9 Campbell, George, grocer
12 Grant, Wm. commis.-agent
13 Elbe court
14 Downie, John, grocer
18 Tulloch, Wm. spirit-merchant
20 Dawson, Wm. colour-mercht.
Patison street
Smith, W. dairy
36 Marshall, R. agent & mercht,
ELDER STREET.
1 Edinburgh Eye Infirmary,
1 Kerr and Son, tailors
1 Donaldson, George, vvright
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16.5
3 Lawrie, James, bootmaker
3 Laiiig, H. engraver
3 M'Kean, J. seal-engraver
3 Dickson, A. grocer
7 Walker, John, S.S.C.
7 Muggerland, Geo. hair-cuttei
1 1 Davidson, Mrs A.
13 Burnet, J. & W. wine-merchts.
Sivinlon row
Nasmith, James, jeweller
Sbiels, Robert, smith
Souter, James, turner
M' Donald, Toshacb, & Co.
cabinetmakers
I - Paterson and Peebles
' • Adam, A. teacher
15 Cumming,Wm,surgeon,M.D
lo Morrison, Misses, dressmakers
17 Weir, Mrs, boarding school
17 Wilson, Rev. David
19 Dewar, Jas. teacher of music
21 Sinclair, Veitch, M.D.
23 Fraser&Crawford,esqr?.W.S.
23 Brydone, J. cashier to School-
masters' Fund
27 Thomson, James, tailor
27 Morrison, John, esq. S.S.C.
27 Smiles, Mrs, lodgings
27 Wilson, George, clothier
27 Bayne, Menzies, jun. painter
29 Imlach, George, S.S.C.
31 Urquhait, James L. carver
33 Hunter, Wm. wine-merchant
26 Farquharson, A. sh. -officer
26 Murray, Miss, milliner
26 Chand'ler, Mrs, dress-maker
26 Miller, Mrs
24 Taylor, John, bootmaker
2D Boldock, Mrs, lodgings
20 Balfour, Miss, dressmaker
20 Jack, R. jeweller
18 Robison, James, esq. advocate
16 Cafe, D. S. esq. cupper
14 Richardson, Wm. agent
14 Neil, Robert, S.S.C.
12 Reid, Mrs John,
10 Hay, James, shoemaker
10 Henderson, Miss, milliner
10 Hutton, John, flesher
(^ Clyde street
6 Niel, M'Kay, spirit-dealer
4 Donaldson, Alex, bootmaker
4 Sandilands, Mrs, lodgings
4 Wood, Jas. & Co. leech-depot
4 Menzies, Mrs D.
4 Watt, James, house-carpenter
2 Littlejohn, Mrs
2 Hall, Thomas, painter
ELLEN STREET (Leith.J
Mowat, Mrs
Wallace, Mrs
Buchan, Mrs
Halcrow, John, shipmaster
ELM ROW.
1 Clark, G. and A. grocers
1 Franks, B. optician
I Fraser, Wm. supcrin. N. Asyl.
1 Anderson, Wm. mail-guard
I Banks, Miss
1 Reid, Mrs. C.
2 Aiken & White, agents
2 Thomson, George, baker
3 Auld, John, bootmaker
4 Williams, Mrs, milliner
5 Stewart, Mrs J. J. milliner
6 Elder, James, merchant
6 Carfrae, Mrs
6 Mason, Mrs
6 Tress, J. F. tea-merchant
10 Anderson, Miss
10 Young, James, woollen-draper
10 Dickson, Mrs
II Lindsay, Robert, druggist
12 Main, James, bootmaker
13 Smith, Thomas, surgeon
13 Thomson, Thomas, esq.
15 Moffat, William, painter
15 Dickson, Miss, dressmaker
16 Kemp, H. straw-hat manufac.
17 Todd, D. G. agent
17 Swanson, William, esq.
17 Davidson, J.esq S.S.C.&N.P.
17 Livingstone, Alex, agent
17 Livingston, Dr A. C. surgeon
19 Gibb, James, baker
20 Smart, R. C. engraver
21 TurnbuU, Misses, fancy-work
22 Glover, Rev. W.
22 Matthew, Mrs
22 Rankine, Mrs
ERSKINE PLACE.
1 Watt, A. cabmetmaker
1 Ferrier, John, builder
1 Carfrae, Thos. land-surveyor
1 Carfrae, Mrs
1 Syme, Wm. ironmonger
EYRE PLACE.
1 Andrew, Mrs
1 Burton, Miss
1 Avchbald, Misses
1 Mossman, Mrs
2 Fraser, C. M. esq. A. C. S.
3 Carter, F. H. esq.
4 Adam, Patrick, esq. S.S.C.
FAIRNINGTON PLACE.
Miller, John, writer
M'Pherson, E. dressmaker
FETTES ROW.
1 Patten, John, esq. W.S.
1 M-Dougal, Pat. esq. W.S.
3 Girdwood, William, esq.
3 Girdwood, R. esq.
4 Mitchell, G. T. esq,
4 Mitchell, Mrs
5 Lockhart, Hunter & White-
head, esqrs. W.S.
5 Hunter. John, jun. esq. W.S.
6 M'Farlane,Robt. esq. advocate
7 Dickson, H. G. esq. W.S.
8 Parker, John, esq. principal
extractor. Court of Session
9 Marshall, John, esq. advocate
10 Gibson, Mrs
1 1 Ayton, Wm. E. esq. advocate
12 Grimth, G. F. esq.
12 Findlay, Miss
^£f*" Piit street.
13 Thorburn,"K. M. esq. W.S.
14 Burns, Mrs, of Reidstone
15 Miller, John, china merchant
15 Allan, Thomas, esq.
15 Scales, A. M. & Co.
15 Blair, Mrs J. C.
16 Clarkson, John, esq.
17 Paterson, H. agent.
18 Sutherland, A. G. esq. W.S.
18 M'Farquhar, Mrs
18 Crawford, Miss
18 Forman, Robert, esq.
19 Blair, John, esq. W.S.
1 19 Anderson, Mrs
20 Lauder, John, leather-manuf.
120 M'Connell, Misses, dis.-mks..
|21 Lawson, Mrs
\2l Mark, Mrs Duncan
i2I Anderson, Mrs
121 Portous, Miss
22 Berwick, D. esq. accountant
22 Neilson, John, late merchant
24 Thomson, Rev Andrew
24 Lauder, J. E. portrait-painter
24 Rutherford, Mrs. J.
FINGAL PLACE.
1 Butters, L. seal-engraver
I Panton, Mrs
1 Panton, Geo.EnglishM.G.H.
Hospital
1 Herdman, Jno. baker
2 Gary, Mrs Charles
3 Panton, W. clothier
4 Dunlop, Mrs W.
4 Dunlop, Jas. Usher, esq.
5 Wright, Francis, merchant
6 Watson, Wm. National Bank
7 Millar, Ro. merchant
FORRES STREET.
1 Stewart, P. coach-hirer fareo)
1 Lyon, Mrs
1 Spindler, Wm. G. teacher
1 Spindler, H. teacher
1 Samuells, Dr. P. S.
3 Woolard, ]\Irs. J. lodgings
3 Brown. Thomas S. surgeon &
dentist
9 Marshall, Miss, boarding- .
school
I6()
FOR
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
PRE
11 White, Miss
1 1 Hodgson, Mrs Dr
II M'Doiiald, D. lodgings
11 Davidson, Miss
1 1 Watson, James, writer
1 1 Stewart, Robert, writer
10 Anderson, Miss
10 Lewis, Miss
10 Lewis, Miss Jane
10 Gow, James, chairman (areaj
8 Taylor, Mrs
6 Innes, Cosmo, esq. advocate,
sheriff of Nairnshire
4 Bell, J. M. esq. advocate
2 Glassford, James, esq.
FORT STREET (SOUTH)
(Leith.J
Stein, James, esq.
Miller, Mrs W.
Gillespie, William, esq.
Robinson, Captain Jas. jiin.
Schultze, Henry, esq.
Foggo, Robert, teacher, re-
ceiving-house
FOUNTAINBRIDGE.
2 Irvine, Marianne, victual-deal. 139 Brown, James, smith
6 Watson, W. & Co. engineers. '49 Keith, Thomas, grocer
151 Mudie, Mrs
1 20 Thomson, William, machinist
125 Wemyss, John, draper
126 Johnston, Wm. coal-mercht.
127 Learmonth, Jas. ironfounder
129 Henderson, Dr. And. R.N.
131 Burns, John, coal-merchant
133 Hamilton's Court,
Shaw, James, house-agent •
Miller, James, manufacturers
135 Eraser, M. spirit-dealer ''
137 Hunter, Rt. candle-maker
8 Beaton, Hugh, coal-merchant
Strachan s Court
13 Steadman, Mrs, victual-dealer
18 Tenant, W. letter-cairier
30 Robertson, William, baker
1 Taylor, Thos. picture framer ^'^ Hunter, John, saddler
FORTH STREET.
1 Penny, M. portable deskmaker
3 Gairdner, Andrew, esq
5 Mackenzie, Rod. esq. W.S.
9 Keith, Mrs Robert
1 1 Johnston, James B., M.D.
13 Orr, James, druggist
15 Fisher, Daniel, esq.
15 Fisher, John, esq. W.S.
17 Lindesay, Mrs P.
19 Simpson, Mrs Colonel
21 Black, Miss, and Callender,
boarding-school
23 Virtue, William, wine-mereht.
25 Brown, W. H. esq. of Ashley
27 Bovd, Mrs Waddell
28 Wright,Jas.&Jn. esqrs.W.S
29 Graham, Miss Stirling
26 Lyon, George, esq. W.S.
24 Mackav, James, jeweller
22 Bell, Mrs
20 Christie, Mrs David
20 Christie, Alexander, artist
18 Scott, Robert, esq.
16 Pattison, Mrs
16 Pattison, W. J. agent
12 Macduff, Mrs, of Bonhard
g^ Hart street.
10 Watson, W.S. esq port. -paint.
4 M'Cook, James, esq. W.S.
2 Cockburn, A. surgeon
FORT STREET (NORTH)
(Leith.)
1 Brown, Miss
2 Liddle, Robert, merchant
3 Wishart, John, shipmaster
4 Muir, Rev. Francis
Menzies, Mrs, spirit- dealer
Scott, A. spirit-dealer
Ramsay, John, bootmaker
Black, D. bootmaker
Morison, John, teacher
Leilti Fort ;
Figg, James, Ordnance Office
Hutcheson, Colonel, R.A.
Eliza Field, Dall, P. esq.
Earl Grey Street
33 Dalgleish, Robert, flesher
35 Lawson, W. vict. & spirit-dl.
36 JI'Gregor, D. spirit-dealer
37 Whitson, .James, smith
39 Henderson, Jas. vict.-dealer
Thorny Bank \
47 Pendiick, John, baker
151 Noble, John, coal-merchant •
152 Douglas, R. grocer •^S
Downie Place
158 Hamilton, A. tea-dealer and
grocer
161 Port-Hopetoun Dispensary ■'•
162 Hamilton, William, tea-deal:;^*-
162 Glen, Robert, coal-merchanif^'
162 Brown, Mrs J. dressmaker -^i^
162 Andrew, John, coal-agent .^
166 Hamilton, And. tea-dealer i'
166 Hay, George, house-agent f"
166 Wallace, Thomas, wright
50 Borthwick, Walter, victual &!167 Mitchell, Chas. victual-dealer
spirit-dealer
Ponton Street
51 Williamson, Mrs J. spir.-dealer
56 Charles, George, flesher
69 Learmonth, J. & Co.'s Found.
69 Millons, T. & R. Veneer Saw-
mills
70 Morton, R. collector, Union
Canal Company
81 Fountain Court
81 Reid, Mrs John, laundress
88 Lithgow, George, boat-builder
89 Imrie, Andrew, spirit-dealer
90 Wilson, Jn. clerk
Castle Mills;
Millar, James, engineer
North Merchieston,
Home, Wm. esq.
Burns, Mrs
Bishop, John, gardener,
Bainjield
94 Brown, George, esq.
95 Gardner, Mrs
Brandfield place,
1 Miller, James, engineer
1 M'Leod, Peter, draper
99 Lawrie, James, teacher
103 Calder, Mrs, cowfeeder
108 Cochrane, Henry, grocer
115 Buchanan, D. coal-merchant
1 15 Buchanan, Mary, dressmaker
116 King, Arch. Grove House
1 1 8 Grove Road,
Spark, J. cricket-ground
keeper
Mitchell, D. gardener
1 19 Gilchrist, John, gardenar
I
168 Burns, James, grocer
169 Grieve, Mrs James
170 Buchanan, J. Bughts Tavern
172 Walker, John, grocer, &c.
173 Wallace, D. wright
174 Police-office
178 Bain, James, provision shop
FOX LANE {LeUh.)
3 Robertson, David, tailor
4 Robertson, David, spirit-deaL
6 Ormiston, James, grocer
7 Howie, James, spirit- dealer
9 Sinclair, David, grocer
13 Mackie, Robert, smith
19 Moubray, W. & R. merchants
FRANCIS PLACE.
1 Eraser, Miss
1 Fergus, Mrs
1 Pitcairn, James L. esq.
1 Prentice, Charles D. writer
2 Milne, Mrs Andrew
3 Richardson, Wm. engraver
3 Ronaldson, Miss
FREDERICK STREET.
3 Carruthers, Miss
3 Miller, Mrs R.
5 Brown, Miss M. worsted sh.
7 Noble, Mrs E. lodgings
7 Milne, Thos. esq.
7 Stewart, Alexander, painter
9 Bain, David, grocer
1 1 Paton & Lawson, bootmakers
13 Turnbull, A. teach of dancing
13 Forbes, Chas. bookseller
F R E
STREET niRECTORY.
GAR
167
13 Thomson. E. baker 66
13 Bieck, Mrs Joliu 64
15 JJreck, Alexander, slater 64
17 Anderson, Thomas, carver 64
17 Hart, Thomas, spirit-dealer 62
19 M'Lagan, F. baker 60
1^" Rose street 60
21 Shepperd, John, painter 38
21 Gillespie, Alex, tinsmith 30
23 M'Donald, Miss 34
23 Sword, Mrs A. 34
23 Drevar, Miss, dressmaker
27 Miller, Laur. spirit-merehant 32
27 Howison, William, painter
27 Field & Allan, glaziers 50
29 Rose, Miss, dressmaker 50
29 Graham, Samuel, horse-dealer'48
29 Kennedy, Alex. esq. W.S. |48
29 Jordan, Madame, Fr. teacher 48
29 Glen, Geo. bootmaker !46
29 Ferguson, Cosmo G., S.S.C. 44
29 Murray, John, wright 44
29 Dalrymple, Quintin, stationer 42
31 Thomson, Edward, baker [40
31 Fletcher, Rob. G. watchmak. 40
33 Dow, James, bootmaker
33 Calder, A. ironmonger
|^° Genrife strfet
35 Mackenzie, T. esq, W.S.
35 Graham W. & Co. goldsmiths
35 Strachan, Miss M. W.
35 Aitken, T. wine & spirit mer.
37 Copland, G. & Co. clothiers
37 Hill, Mrs John
37 Wishart, William, S.S.C.
37 Galloway, A. tailor
49 Stewart, Duncan, spirit-dealer
39 Macfarlane, Chas. carver, &c.
31 43 Richardson, A. draper
45 Hill, George, grocer
45 Goldie, Mrs, lodgings
45 Syme, James, accountant
45 Walker, Mrs
45 Tait, W. S., Royal Bank of
Scotland
45 Tait, John, agent
49 M'Farlane, Jas. spirit-dealer
^= TIimU street.
51 Gardner, Tho. Russian wareh.
53 Reid, James, s.lk-mercer
53 Dewar, Mrs, lodgings
33 Watson, Mrs, lodgings
55 Bruce, Robert, esq. advocate
57 ForbeSjMrs, silk & worsted sh.
37 Duncan,Misses J. &R. straw-
hat-makers
57 Dowie, James, bootmaker
39 Robertson, J. A. esq. sol.-at-l.
59 Gibson, Mrs
59 Wallace, James, bootmaker
61 Gregory, W. C. bootmaker
63 Brown, Robert, architect
63 Scott, Jas. portrait-painter
63 Baine, Miss, teacher
63 Swanston, Mrs, lodgings
t
Laurie, Mrs
Inncs, Rev. William
Sutton, Miss
Duncan's, Mrs, lodgings
Hossack, A. lodgings.
Dymock,W. M-Lean, W.S.
Jeflfrey, Rev. John
Inglis, JVIrs Colonel
Wilson, Adam, lodgings
Eagar, John, teacher of music
Simson, G. teacher of drawing
— (See Appendix)
LowCjJos. &Mrs,dancingacad.
^^ Hill street
Bruce, W. shoemaker
D'Egville, Madame, teacher
Innes, Robt. portrait-painter
M'Laurin, Mrs
Maitland, H & Co. wine-mer.
Dewar, James, cabinetmaker
Bird, Miss Hamilton, draw.acad.
Sinclair, Mrs W. academy
Espinasse, Monsieur, teacher
Chalmer, Mrs
Richardson, A. silk-mercer
Patton, Thomas, esq. W.S.
Patton, George, esq. advocate
Mathieson, Wm. bookseller
^° Gi-orgL' street
Nicol, R(H)ert, painter
Cushnie, George, dyer
Hollis, Daniel, tailor
HoUis. Misses, milliners
Zappie & Wright, flower-maks.
Hall, Mrs
Hall, R. (of Mason & Hall)
Ewing, Mrs, staymaker
Evving, B. tailor
Sherilf, John, artist
Merrilees, John, dentist
Chisholm, Mrs, staymaker
Orrock, Charles, tailor
Collins, E. wright
Fletcher, R. G. watchmaker
Alexander, R. & Son, wine-
merchants
M'Lachlan, Wm. gun maker
Gray, James, watchmaker
Burton, Mrs, furnishing shop
Mackay, Mrs John
J^eith Candle Company, Miss
Samuel
1^^ Rnie street
Johnstone, Miss, staymaker
Johnstone, John, engraver
Campbell, Thomas, fiesher
Lyon, Richard, wright
M'Kenzie's, Miss, seminary,
Robins, W. boot & shoemaker
Lawson's, Mrs, lodgings
Thomson, Win. com. agent
Anderson, Win. writer
Dickson, Mrs James
Brown, George, writer
Dymock, R. L. solicitor
12 M'Laren, Duncan, merchant
10 M'Cuaig, Duncan, clothier
8 Howison, William, engraver
6 Thomson, Elder & Burn, W.S.
4 Cossar, Geo. Bank of Scotl.
2 Henry, Edward, cattle-agent
2 Pollock, Peter, farrier
2 Arrol, Thomas, late merchant
GARDNER'S CRESCENT.
1 Dalrymple, J. grocer
I Heriot, Mrs, lodgings
1 M'Ewan, W.
2 Brownlee, Mrs Captain
2 Lavvson, Misses, ladies' school
2 Newton, William, butler
2 Drysdale, Joseph, writer
3 Webster, John, postnre-master
6 Couper, Miss, boarding-school
6 Smith, John K. builder and
house agent
6 Stevenson, Rev. Thomas
6 Gumming, R. S., M.D.
6 Williamson, Mrs C.
6 Wilson, R. clerk
7 Rennie, Mrs
8 Eraser, Wm. surgeon
9 M'Donald, Miss
9 Flockhart, J. live-stock agent
9 Austin, J. M. teacher
9 Reid, Samuel, esq.
1 1 Easton, Mrs
12 Kinnear, James, writer
12 Strachan, Jas. plasterer
12 Brodie. A. officer of Excise
13 Bremner, W. M. writer
14 Pack, Misses
15 Wilson, G. (Stamp Office)
15 Spittal, Miss
15 M'Dowal, Charles, teacher
15 Reid, Rev. William
16 Samuel, Peter, merchant
16 Samuel, Mrs
17 Irvine, William, esq.
18 Christie, John, draper
18 Bird, Mrs
18 Russell, Miss Jean.
18 Smith, T. C. solicitor
19 Steel, Charles, house-agent
20 Biakenridge, W. mill-master
21 Maughan, Geo. (stps. & txs.)
21 Hills, John, coal-merchant
21 Stephens, Mrs G.
21 Squair, J. of Scot. L^nlon Ing.
22 Wickam, Mrs
23 Millions, T. wood-merchant
24 Hodgson, Mrs
24 Auchincloss, John, smith
24 Smith, A. G. writer
24 Steventon, G. esq.
24 Aitken, Alex, ironmonger
24 Barbour, Geo. writer
25 Wilcoks, W. contractor
Gardner's. Crescent chapel
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GAY
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
GEO
GAYFIELD PLACE.
1 Wignev, R. P- merchant
1 Gall, Mrs
1 Horn, A.. G. P. O.
1 Steuart, David, esq.
1 Bartholomew, Geo. engraver
1 Adam, Alex, teacher
1 M'Kechney C. F. port, paint. .25
2 Brown. John, senior, esq.
3 Stoddard, G. merchant
3 Gibson, James, merchant
3 Milne, Mrs Alexander
3 Murray, James, F.R.C.S.L.
4 Flockard, Wm. surgeon
5 Stainpa, Mrs
GAYFIELD SQUARE.
Lane, Watson, John, wright 29
Claik, J. Venetian-hliiid mak. 30
1 Crichton, Miss — Lambie, Miss 31
2 Mackenzie. Mis, of Forret
3 Bruce, G.G. G.P.O.
4 MRitchie, T. E. esq. W.S.
4 M' Ritchie, Mrs John
5 M'Kenzie, Mrs Kincaid
6 Bisset, John, S S.C.
7 Anderson, Robert, teacher
7 Anderson, Miss, Ladies' Insti-
tution
8 Miller, Thomas, esq.
9 Scott, Misses
10 Brown, Rev. J., D.D.
Gai/field House ;
Cathcart, Misses
Cathcart, David, esq. W.S.
12 Gray, John, bookbinder
12 Paterson, Mrs George
13 Dick, Miss
13 Simpson, Mrs James
13 Arnot, J. agent
13 White, Wm. woollen-draper
13 Sntherland, P. gold-beater
13 Laiiig, Mrs John
13 Sandeman, Pat. upholsterer
15 Anderson, William, merchant \\Q
16 Millar, Mrs J. H.
16 Miller, John, advocate
J 6 Kirk wood. Rev. James
17 Robertson, T. R. esq. W.S.
18 Rennie Miss
19 Moiiilaws, Mrs Captain
19 Milne, IMrs Andrew
19 Gow, Miss
19 Lindsay, Captain A., R.N.
19 Thon)s'on, Ale.\. brasstounder
20 Hall, Mrs James
21 Luinsden, Mis
22 Matheson, W. bookseller
22 Smith, John ( Mercury Office)
22 Donaldson, Mrs
23 Wood, Mrs
24 Paton, Andrew, saddler
24 Thornton, Geo. (of Thornton
& Collie)
24 Shennan, Mrs, builder
24 Gall, James, junior, printer
24 Sbade, Mrs
34 Baxter, Mrs
34 Elliot, Wm. Scott, esq. W.S.
25 Browning's, Mrs, lodgings
25 Oliver, R. S. hatter
25 Greig, Andrew, merchant
Thomson, Miss
25 White, R.(ofAitkin& White)
25 Milledge, Edwin, jeweller
26 Snody, A., S.S.C.
27 Marshall, W. jeweller
28 Ireland, Miss Jane
28 Lindsay, Robert, surgeon
28 Shaw, James, bookseller
28 Nicoll, John, writer
28 Bruce, D.( Bruce &M' Donald)
Worsely, Robert, esq.
Clerk, George, grocer
Brown, Thomas, esq.
Bain, Donald, esq. accountant
Nisbett, Mrs J.
M'Donald, D. accountant
Murray, Mrs D.
Ririe, J^Iiss
Glegg, Capt. H. V., E.I.C.S.
GEORGE SQUARE.
Burns, Thomas, esq. W.S.
Irving, Mrs, of Newton
Graham, Mrs
Somerville, Miss
Niven, John, surgeon, M D.
Aberiietliy, Thomas, esq.
Southern Academy
Grierson, Andrew, esq.
Huie, Richard, esq. M. D.
Richardson, James, esq.
M'Innes, James, esq. S.S.C.
Lawrie, W. A. esq. W.S.
Beatson, Miss
Trotter, A. esq. of Dreghorn
Paul, Rev. John
Chancellor, Mrs A.
Purves, Lady
17 Brown, J. S. esq.
18 Steel, Miss
19 M'Neill, Lieut.-Colonel
20 Sym, Robert, esq. W.S.
21 Ferguson, Rev. J. W.
21 Henderson, Mrs
22 .Aitken, Samuel, bookseller
23 Dudgeon, Miss
23 Brown, Rev. Chas. J.
25 Brown, George, wine-mer-
chant
26 M'Kay, Alex. esq.
26 M'Kay, John A. esq.
27 Sitwell, Captain
28 Torrance, G. M. esq.
29 Brown, Mrs
30 Borthwick, J. esq. of Crook-
st<)n
31 Grcrville, Robt. K., LL.D.
32 Clapperton, Thomas, esq.
33 Miller, William, esq.
34 Baillie, Miss, of Polkemmet
35 Lawson, Charles, seedsman
37 Svm, Rev. John
38 Fvfe, Dr Andrew
39 Adam, Dr Walter
•;9 Buchannan, Jas. solicitor
39 Crammond, Misses
40 Brmiton, W. cloth-merchant
40 Brunton, Mrs
40 Baird, Miss M.
41 Lillie, Joseph, esq.
42 Ferguson, AVilliam, W.S,
42 Ferguson, Walter, artist
43 Whitehead, William, hosier
44 Parker, Jn. of Stamp Office
45 Harvie, Jas. esq. of Brownlee
45 M'Crie, Rev. Thomas
45 Walker, Miss
45 Home, Misses
46 Robertson, Miss
47 Douglas, James, esq.
48 Ritchie, John, esq.
49 Turnbull, Geo. esq, W,S.
50 Tweedie, Rev. W. K,
51 Bertram, Miss, of Kerswell
52 Loraine, Miss
53 Fairbairn, Dr, F.R C.P.
54 Wauchope, Miss, of Niddry
54 Ferguson, Jas. broker
54 Forrest, J. R. auctioneer
55 Soiiili. DhtriciLailiesliiitiiuiion
55 Dalgliesh, J, S, writing-master
56 Leburn, Thos. esq. S.S.C.
57 Peddie, Rev. W. junior
58 Negris, Alex. esq.
59 Miller. William, esq. S.S.C.
60 Young, Dr William
GEORGE STREET.
1 Gunn. G. & J. C. civil-engi-
neers
1 Gellatly, John, engraver
1 Peddie, Donald S. account.
1 Ross, Andrew, tailor
3 Standard Life Assurance
3 Thomson, W. T. esq. account.
5 De Fivas, V. esq.
5 Ferguson, S. commission
agent
5 Ferguson, Mrs S. milliner
5 Campbell, Alex, lace-mercht.
5 Campbell, J. working-jeweller
7 Whytock, R. & Co. furniture
warehouse
9 Calderwood, Mrs, straw-hat-
makers
1 1 Hodges, David, jeweller
1 1 Dick, Mrs, teacher of Ayrshire
n.-edlework
13 Whyte, W. & Co. booksellers
to the Queen Dowager
13 Bruc, Misses, milliners, &c.
13 Rose Court.
G nE O
STREET DIRECTORY.
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169
15
17
■ 17
17
17
17
19
21
21
21
23
23
23
25
25
25
25
'25
27
29
29
33
33
33
35
35
35
35
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
•37
39
39
39
39
39
3d
39
39
39
S9
39
41
41
41
41
41
43
Clerk, Wm. esq. advocate, 4
Marshall, W. & Son, plumbers
Jeifrey, Robt. engraver
Anderson, J. & A. goldsm. &c.
Rending Rooms
St. Andrew's Church
Chalmers, Francis, painter
Thomson, Rev. D. V. teacher
Brodie &. Balfour, accountants
Pratt, John, gunmaker
King, Misses, dressmakers
King, James, tailor
Caledonian Life Assurance
Murray & Gibb, printers
Wilson & Co. dressirig-case m
Smith & Linton, painters
Toppin, W. & Co. straw-hat
makers
Christie, Alex, wine-merchant
M'Crie, William, & Co. paper-
stainers
Auchie & Brown, upholsterers
Murdoch, C. seal engraver
43 Blackwood, Thos. (of T. & J.
Blackwood)
43 Blackwood, Wm. (of do. do.)
43 Blackwood, A. esq.
43 Blackwood, Mrs Joint
45 Black wood, W.&Sons,booksls.
45 Chisholm,Miss, French stay-in.
45 Rampini & Ricateau, rooms
45 Fylfe, Miss D. teacher of music
47 Robertson's Mrs, lodging
47 Duriez, Mons. L.French consul
47 Scott i!>h Union Insurance Office
49 Mitchell &Heriot, straw-hat m
51 Wilkic,Wm. paper-stainer, and
floor-cloth saloon
53 Griffith & Son, umbrella-mak.
53 Melrose, John, tailor
54 Gardner, Rev. J.. M.D.&A.M.
53 Rutherford, R. jun. & Co. la-
dies' shoemakers
53 Tait, A. sen. baker
53 Tait, A. jun. baker
55 M'Farlane, Miss, straw-hat m.
Kerr, J. D. cupper to the Queen 57 Tait, Andrew, jun, baker
Chalmers, T. carver & gilder
Banks, Peter S., S.S.C.
Paterson, Roy & Co. music sel.
Edinburgh and Leith Bank
Rose, W. mess. E. k L. Bank
Monument to George the Fourth
Smith, Mrs, baby-linen ware-h.
Duncan, R. Se G. shoemakers
Ferrell, Henry, linen-draper
Gray, John, umbrella and la-
dies' shoe warehouse
Hewat, G. & Co. wine-mercht.
Robertson & Watson, druggist
Dick, Miss C. furrier
Crager, J. baby-linen wareho.
Hewat, G. (of Hewat & Co.)
Scott, T, M. esq. W, S.
Blackwood, James, esq. W,S.
Ross, M. milliner
Keighley,Mathew,shoe wareh.
Rabagliati, Signor Giacomo
Gray, John, shoemaker
Crawford, Andrew, stationer
Stevenson, A. H. appraiser
See advertisement
Murray, David, accountant
Murray, William, accountant
County Prison Board
Westminster Life Office
Sun Fire Office
Road 0/^'ce— Middle district
Macara, L. M. esq. W.S.
Paterson, David, brassfounder
Thomson, G.& Co. bootmakers
Matheson, A. h Co. merchants
Butters, L, seal-engraver
i\]illar, Mrs, lodgings
Miller,Miss,teacher of drawing
Marshall, J. & W. jewellers
Scott, Miss, French stayinaker
Blackwood, T.S; J. silk-uiercers
1
57 Cruickshank and Sons, hosiers
57 Low, John, china warehouse
59 Brown & Pearson, accounts.
69 Tod & Hill, esqrs. W.S.
59 Boyd, A. & J. dressmakers
59 Laurence, D. merchant
61 Whitehead&Livingston, hosrs.
61 Steele, W. & P. ironmongers
63 Gaugain, J. J. stationer, and
depot of materials for ladies'
fancy-work
63 Bain, David, linen-agent
Qo Paterson, Archd. silk mercer
65 Smith, iMrs J. jun. milliner
65 Smith, J. junior, manufacturer
67 Macbryde, A. perfumer
67 Manson, Miss, milliner
69 Martin, Wm. hairdresser
85 Forsyth, Miss, milliner.
87 Jamieson, Mrs, staymaker
87 Jameson, George, surgeon
87 Marshall and Sons, jewellers
89 Lyon's, J. W. bazaar
91 Northern Club
93 .'\Ielrose,A.&Co. tea-merchfs
93 Sutherland, Joseph, tailor
93 Boag, James, agent
95 Insurance Cump. of Scotland;
D. Berwick, manager
95 Meyer, Monz. silk-mercer
95 Meyer, Madam, milliner, &c.
97 Mortimer, T. E. gunmaker
97 Buquet, Mfi'e. tient ses cours
de langues Fmncais See
advertisement.
99 Cay, Albert, wine-merchant
99 Church of England Life and
Fire Institution
101 Mortimer, Anderson, k Co.
music-sellers
103 Mortimer, Misses, boarding
and day school
105 Meyer and Mortimer, tailors
107 Shepherd, James, painter
107 Gianetti and Pass, perfumers
107 Rough, R. lace merchant
^f= Casllf street
109 Anderson, John, fishmonger
109 Scott, Alex, bootmaker
1 1 1 Meikle's, Mrs, lodgings
113 Brown, Mrs, lodgings
115 Moncrieff, Miss
117 Allan, Misses, milliners
121 Mackay, John, chemist and
druggist
121 Dubuc, Dr, prof, of French
121 Walinsley, Mrs, French stay-
maker
121 Watson, James, upholsterer
123 Gordon, John W. esq.
69 Blanc, V. French shoewareho.' 1^3 Watson, H. G.esq. account.
69 Gallie k Bayley, booksellers
69 Hislop, Mrs, staymaker
Monument to William Pitt
73 Blair, Chas. silk-mercer
73 Deuchar, Alex, seal-engraver
73 Fletcher, Mrs
73 Cuthbertson, William, writer
73 Robertson, Mrs, corsetmaker
75 Belfrage, William, hosier
75 Reid, John, Anderson & Co.
silk-mercers
77 Dalrymple, Miss
79 Hay & Addis, plumbers
79 Meldrum, Misses, milliners
79 Brockie, Mrs
79 Brockie, Misses, milliners
79 Cunningham, Wm. jeweller
81 Dixon & Douglas, grocers
81 Smith k Kinnear, W.S.
81 Ruffini, A. teacher of Italian
83 Morrison, Jas. upholsterer
85 Leechmaiij Jas. silk-mercer
125 Maxwell, Henry, esq.
127 Rodgers, Mrs C. lodgings
129 Maclagan, David, M.D.
129 Maclagan, Douglas, M.D. ,
131 Burn, William, esq.
133 Sinclair, The Hon. Lady
135 Buckmaster, T. k Co. tailors
& army clothiers
137 M'DonaldMrs, of Clanronald
139 Lightbody, John, 1st class
staff surgeon
141 Pringle, Miss, dressmaker
143 & 145 Menelaws, grocer
142 Johnston, L. M. fruit-merch.
140 Johnstone, D. pianoforte mak.
138 Rutherford, Rob. shoemaker
136 Brown, Robert, architect
136 Ricateau, E, French teacher
134 Greig, Jas. jun. esq. W.S.
130 Finlay, G. L. esq.
128 Sutherland, D. private hotel
126 Kirkpatrick, J. esq. advocate
M
170
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EDINBURGH AND LKITH
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124 General Board of Prisons
124 Nisbet, David, architect
122 Maitland, Thos. esq.
120 Bell, Joseph, F.R.C.S. surg,
120 Bell, Benjamin, F.R.C.S.,
surgeon
120 Bell, Robert, jun. advocate
1 18 Caithness, Countess Dow. of
116 Hamilton and Miiller, piano-
forte and music-sellers
114 Menzies, Captain William
112 M' Cornish, Snodgrass, & Co.
dressmakers
110 Walker & Melville, esqs.W.S.
108 Macdonald, John, academy
108 Gibson, Mrs
108 Moore, James, esq. S.S.C.
108 Wight, George, lodgings
108 Paterson, Miss, dressmaker
108 Fisher, John, teacher
108 Murray, Miss, milliner
108 Hogarth, Mrs
106 Scott, Miss, dressmaker
t^ Castle Street
104 Morgan, John, & Co. tailors
102 Mein, A. surgeon & dentist
100 Milne, W. & Son, bootmakers
100 Ormiston, George, smith
98 Anderson, David, esq. banker
98 Anderson, Adam, esq. Soli-
tor- General for Scotland
96 Home & Rose, esqrs. W.S.
96 Rose, James, esq. W.S.
94 Brown, Jas. esq. accountant
92 Baird and Lindsay, Misses,
dressmakers
90 Hay,D.R.paintertotheQueen
88 Burt, G. M., M. D. surgeon
86 Douglas, Misses, dressmakers
86 Cameron, Violard, and Co.
silk-mercers & milliners
84 Northern Lights Office
84 Cuningham & Bell, W.S.
84 Russell, Claud, esq. account.
82 Bell, Dr Charles, M.D. phy-
sician
80 Thomson, Dr John,
80 Thomson, Dr Allan, professor
78 Nasmyth, R. surgeon-dentist
76 Malcolm, Dr. F.RC.P.E.
74 Ogilvy, P. & W. tailors & clo.
74 Gilkie, Alexander, surveyor
74 Home, Arch. esq. account.
74 Dickson, James J. esq. ac-
countant
74 Stevenson, Jas. R. S.A.
74 West, E. auctioneer
74 Healy, M. & Co. shoemakers
72 Stewart, Jas. china wareho.
Igl^ Frederick streft.
70 Ashenheim, Jacob, jeweller
68 M'Nicol, Mrs
68 Reid, Chas. G., W.S.
68 Murray, Miss E. staymaker
68 Shepherd, John, painter
68 Edmunds, Mr and Mrs, pro-
fessors of singing
68 M'Kav, Robert, tailor
68 Phin, Miss
66 Heddle, Miss, milliner
66 Fenton, Thomas, bird-stufFer
64 Sibbald, J. & Sons, ironmong-
ers
64 Sibbald, T. ironmonger
62 Willis and Williams, tailors
60 Gowan, Mrs
58 Gardner, James, apothecary
56 Lindsay, Donald, & Geo. A.
Esson, accountants
56 Scott, Rymer, & Scott
56 Esson, A. G. accountant
56 Jeandin, Francis, basketwareh
54 Assembly Rooms, J. Robertson
54 Albion Cloth Company
54 Taylor. J. carver and gilder
54 Greenslade, A. ladies' boot-
maker
52 Thompson, R. & J. candlemak,
50 Scott & Dickson, writing-mas,
50 Kennedy, Rev. Ross, teacher
50 Campbell, Miss
50 Grubb, Thos. esq. of Excise
50 Robertson, Mrs, lodgings
50 Carmichael, J. F. artist
50 Crawford & Brooke, land-sur,
48 Nicol, John, spirit-dealer
48 Thomson, Andrew, M.D.
46 Stirling, Kenney, & Co. pub-
lishers
46 Vernor, A. & Co. French shoe
warehouse
44 Wilson, W. bookseller
40 Urquhart, John, perfumer
38 Clark, Thomas, law bookseller
38 Henderson, John, slater
36 Robertson & Scott, iVewsi?oom
36 Dick, Misses, milliners
36 Pryde, James, teacher
36 Ferguson, Walter, artist
36 Bell, J. B. writing master
34 White, John, woollen-draper
32 Ritchie, D. ironmonger
30 M'Gregor,P.muslinwarehouse
1^^ Hanover street.
28 Reid, William, merchant
26 Arnott, Mrs
26 Waldie, Lieut. H.
26 Farmer, S. warehouseman
26 Galloway, Robt. bookbinder
26 Lamb, James, printer
26 Braid wood, James, bookseller
20 Gibb, William, upholsterer
20 Darling & M'Laren, dressmak.
20 Christie, Mrs John, jun.
18 Dowell, James, auctioneer
16 & 20 Wright, P. & R. linen-
merchants
16 Chisholm, Miss, staymaker
16 Christie, J. and Son, glovers
14 Forrester, Mrs A.
14 Wine Company of Scotland;
Balfour, James, manager
Pelican Life Insurance.
Royal College of Physicians.
12 Waterston, R. and Co. drapers
12 Brown, Miss C. staymaker
12 Bowie, Mrs and Miss, muslin,
&c. printers
12 Macdonald, Colin, shoemaker
12 AUardice & Sclanders, uphols.
10 Mortimer, William, lapidary
10 Black, A. teacher
10 Huie, Mrs
10 Cooper, Wm. writing-master
10 Neil & Glover, brassfounders
10 Kirkbride, George, agent
8 Edinburgh and Leith Gas Co.
8 Rausch & Corpe, clothiers
6 Peck, W. & Son, lithog. print.
6 Johnston, Misses, milliners
6 Thomson, T.A.&Co. clothiers
6 Greig & Miller, silk-mercers
6 Henderson, James, teacher
4 Wilson, Robert, draper
2 Haldane & Rae, brassfounders,
gasfitters, &c.
GEORGE STREET,
(Leith.J
Bonnar, .John
Brotchie, Robert, merchant
Inglis, John, builder
GEORGE IV. 's BRIDGE.
1 Lawson, P. k Son, nursery &
seedsmen to the Highland
and Agricultural Society
3 Highland ^ Agricultural Hosidly
of Scotland's Hall ^ Museinn
Shortrede, A. printer
21 Falkirk, Iron Co. warehouse;
Anderson, Hugh, agent,
23 Ellis, Thomas, upholsterer
23 Mitchell, Mrs James, milliner
23 Thomson, H. recorder Greyfrs.
25 Shiels, Robt. confectioner
32 M'Lean, Jas. shawl manufactr.
GIFFORD PARK.
15 Ballantyne, Miss
18 M'Gregor, A. chimneysweeper
GILMORE PLACE.
1 Moffat, Thomas M., S.S.C.
3 Henderson, David, writer
4 Millons, Rob. wood-mercht.
3 Morton, Robert, collector to
Union Canal Co. ; Office 7 1
Fountain Bridge
^^ Hailes street
6 Bell, Peter, esq.
7 Grant, James, tailor
8 Latimer, Miss Jane
9 M'George, J. esq.
9 M'George, E. esq.
9 Rintoul, Misses
GIL
STREET DIRECTORY.
G R A
m
10 Fullarton, Captain
1 1 Wilson, J. merchant
12 Gordon, Rev. Dr R.
13 Tod, John, S.S.C.
14 Hale, William, agent
15 Waterston, James, builder
^g° Gillespie street
\^' Upper Gilmord place
16 Sibbald, Captain
17 Douglas, James, shipmaster
18 Dallas, Robert, esq.
19 Hill, Mrs Robert
20 Armstrong, J. of Stamps and
Taxes
21 Brash, Mrs J.
22 Ireland, Jno. esq.
2-3 Macleod, A. supervisor of
Excise
23 Macleod, Wm. surgeon
24 Moinet, J. Caledonian Insu-
ranee Office
25 Orphoot, John, printer
26 Feigusson, Rev. Rob.
27 Walker, Robert, bookseller
28 Phin, Miss
29 Brown, James
30 Miller, Mrs Dr
30 Miller, Rev. J.
31 Graham, G. F. esq.
32 Robertson, Miss M.
33 Duncan, Mrs James
34 Prentice, J. R. esq.
35 Watson, James, upholsterer
1^^ Lower Gtlviore place
36 Wilson, Miss H.
37 Balvaird, Mrs
39 White, R. of Lochrin distillery
40 Mouat, Miss, boarding-school
40 Bennoch, Miss
41 Henderson, Mrs Dr
42 Balvaird, Mrs G.
43 Jeffray, J. (Jeffray & Son)
Cunningham, Jas. rope« maker
GILMORE STREET,
1 Arthur and Son, edge-toolmaks.
1 Arthur, D. of Arthur & Son
1 Arthur, W. of Arthur & Son
5 Long, Thos. & Son, engineers
Ballantyne k Hughes, printers
LOWER GILMORE PL.
1 Shaw, James, tltsher
1 Borthwick, Wm. grocer
1 Sinclair, J. manufacturer
1 Turpie, Robert, late of Excise
2 Henderson, Js. late supervisor
of Excise
3 Young, Misses
UPPER GILMORE PLACE.
1 Roughead,Js.(Courant Office)
3 Leburn, P. M. writer
3 Muir, Mrs W.
4 Brown, Wm. R.N.
GILLESPIE STREET.
1 Crombie, Andrew, S.S.C.
1 Duff, Robert, agent
2 Forrester, Miss
3 Glegg, Jas. esq. of Exchequer
4 Gibson, Mrs J.
5 Reid, Mrs Ann
6 Gilmore, Wm. rope manufac.
GILES STREET,
(Leith.)
4 Gillespie, A. mnbrella-maker
8 Flett, Wm. tea-dealer
1 1 Anderson, James, rectifier
12 Paterson, H. spirit-dealer
Kemp's close
13 Carter, John, spirit-merchant
22 Sinclair, William, cooper
23 Robertson, John, spirit-dealer
Darlinti's brae,
Spinks, H G. turner
25 Christie, George, slater
26 Main, Thos. hair dresser
27 Trail, Mrs, dress-maker
27 Walker, James, recorder '
30 Baillie, Peter, shipmaster
31 Slimon, Wm. dairy
Green Tree
32 Haldane, John, pawnbroker
33 Schaw,R.&Co. wine-merchts.
Vinegar close
36 JBinnie's close
39 Lawrie's close
42 Alexander, John, grocer
43 Meade's close
44 Meiklejohn, W. spirit-dealer
45 Campbell & Co. grocers
Lamb's court
Henri/ Hay's close
52 Maitland, Stewart, spirit-dlr.
55 Henderson, George, grocer
58 Meeting- House green
58 Goddard, Wm. merchant
Sheephead wynd
70 Graham, T. corn-merchant
74 Hope, Mrs G. candle-maker
75 Devvar, James, tailor
76 Carter, John, spirit-merchant
79 Martin, John, victual dealer
90-91 Methuen, Jas. fish-curer
90 Rattray, Thomas, tobacco-pipe
maker
93 Anderson, Robt. candlemaker
93 Smith, William, merchant
96 Scott, James, ginger-beer br.
GLANVILLE PLACE.
1 Eyre, Thomas, hosier
2 Fleming, Mrs, midwife
2 Hardie, James, tailor
3 Ramage, John, baker
4 Ker, Samuel & Co. grocers
5 Simpson, Mrs A.
5 Wilkie, Mrs Isabella, lodgings
6 Sleigh, Robert, baker
GLENFINLAS STREET.
2 Bruce, Thomas, esq. W.S.
3 Napier, Mark, esq. advocate \
4 Mansfield, Miss
GLOUCESTER PLACE.
1 Campbell, Miss
3 Duncan.Thos.portrait-painter
3 Glassford, Miss
3 Walker, Miss
3 Young, George, of G.P.O. ]
5 Murray, Mrs
7 Colquhoun, Mrs Dalziel
9 Swinton, Arch. esq. advocate
9 Swinton, Misses
1 1 Robertson, T. esq. accountant
13 Traill, Dr T. S.
12 Smythe, Mrs
15 Gibson, Mrs, of Quernmorp
10 Rampini, Joseph, esq.
10 Schetky, Miss
8 Stewart, Mrs William
6 Wilson, John, esq. professor
6 Gordon, J. Thomson, esq. adv.
4 Inglis, Misses, board. -school
2 Gibson, Archd. esq. W.S.
2 Gibson, Arch. esq. accountant
GLOVER STREET, ^
(Leith.)
M'Farlane, William, tailor 1
M'Alpine, Geo. missionary
RoUo, Alexander, carter
Smith, David, builder
Smith and Watson, builders
Watson, David, builder
Eraser, A. of Excise
Trotter, Thomas, clerk
Jack, Mrs, midwife
Fairnie, James, R.N.
Turnbull, A. letter-carrier
Whigham, Charles, dairy
Wilson, James, joiner
Adamson, J. sen. fish-curer
Adamson, William, fish-curer
GRAHAM STREET.
1 Craig, W. of Craigs Brothers
3 Menzies, Miss
3 Ross, Miss
3 Wright, Mrs A.
5 Slate, Miss
7 Walker, Mrs Andrew
9 M'Intosh, James, merchant
9 Lawson, James, tobacconist
9 Mansfield, Wm.
11 Bonnar, J. esq.
13 Clark, Lieut. James
15 Inglis, G. sen. leather-merchant
15 Howden, James, esq.
17 Jamieson, Alexander, groctr
14 Dick, Mrs, lodgings
10 Telfer, Thomas, ironmonger
10 M'Pherson, John, merchant
12 Lamond, Duncan, brewer
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8 Hutton.A.(A.Campl)ell&Co.)
6 Malcolm, William, painter
4 Campbell, A. hatter
4 Jeffiey, Miss Margaret
4 Hardie, Mrs
4 R^mage, Mrs
4 VVaidlaw, Ebenezer, merchant
grassmahket.
Brown's Place. Vermel
3 Bryce, Win. letter-carrier
4 Porteous, Wm. victual-dealer
5 Ramage, Mrs
5 Brolochan. G. letter-carrier
' 6 Miller, John, plumber
7 Infar.t MoJtl Schnul
i Glen, A.&Son, corn-merchts.
3 Mnrshiiirs close
Small, Mrs Alexander, stabler
5 Alexander, T. & J. surgeons
7 Biifl"'aine\i rh'se
11 Henderson, Wm, spirit-dealer
13 /Ciiuiibiirsll's chisf
ii3 Lamond, P. & Son, brewers
23 L,amond,A.cork-manufacturer
■^3 J^iinwi'l's r/o.se
25 Peter, Charles, draper
25 Haswell, James, grocer
"3 Siraii's c/use
37 Anstruther, Jas. spirit-dealer
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E<^pl ill's cl'iw
^l M'Call, Andrew, spirit-dealer
'*■' Dtnili'p's close
51 M'Donald, Archibald, saddler
55 Stevenson, Robert, spirit-dlr.
"' HiiiniUoii's ctoitt
63 Snowden, J. k W. spirit-mer.
65 Tailor, John, spirit-dealer
67 Wight, Mrs, stabler
71 Watson, John, grocer
73^ Gordon's close,
Jeffrey, J. & Co. brewers
7o Heriol\ Ihiiiin;
Guthrie, J. damask weaver, 6
77 Granger, James, stabler
79 Allan's close
91 Hay's close
97 Hume, John, reedpiaker
99 Gilmour's close
Holt, Rot. chimney-sweeper
^/ie/ier,MFsM'Conochie, ma-
tron
103 Wilkinson, J. baker
1Q7 Cowit-'. U.se
117 Gray, Robert, flesher
1T9 li'esi Snulh's close
123 Green, Dougald, stabler
125 Eosl Smilli's clise
^157 Aitchisqn's ale shop
hl9 Hunter's close.
Lamond Dun. cork-cutter
■ ■ Bladwurtli, R. & W, hard-
w;ire merchants
133 Graham.Thoi. victual dealer
135 Airi's close
Il9 Bv it's close
141 M'Keracher, Mrs, grocer
145 Temple's close
lit) Kilgour, James, turner
106 Newlands, T. & Son, ropem
104 Robertson, Jas. ropeinaker
102 Dewar's close
100 Sharp, William, stabler
94 Carrie's close
88 Young, James, victual-dealer
84 Heultie's close
78 Plninstone close
76 Inglis, And. spirit-merchant
72 Porteous, John, baker
70 Meikle, G. merchant
68 Jiimieson's clo^^e
66 Jamieson, G. &son,spt.-mer
64 Gillon, A. & Son, flax-man.
60 Eastern Bank of Scot-
land — Suh-Braiich
58 Gray, J. W. saddler
56 Gilmore, Wm. ropemakers
54 2'homson's court.
Snowden, J. merchant
52 Miller, James, ironmonger
50 Aikman, Archibald, grocer
48 Bennie, A. spirit-merchant
46 Burns, R. victual-dealer
46 Cosile ii<i/nd,
Peddie, P. horse-dealer, 2
44 Hutchison, Wm. market inn
42 Higgins, Francis, hairdresser
40 Lawson, Robt. victual-dealer
38 M'Donald, Adam, saddler
36 I)anlo/i's court
34 Glenny, Wm. china- wareho.
32 White ffart Inn, W. Haddow
28 Richardson, F,& Co. drysalts
26 Somerville, George, stabler
26 Frier, John, corii-dealer
24 Sim, Robert, saddler
22 Frier,Jas,&Sons,corn-dlrs .
20 Gladstone's clo-p
20 Gladstone, Alex, stabler
16 Pringle, Wm. victual-dealer
14 Black JB all Inn, John Smith
J 2 Godfrey, G. grocer
8 Crawford's close
6 Pprteous, W. victijal-dealer
GRAY STREET
(SOUTH.)
1 Glen, Dr G.
2 Symington, And. leather-mer.
3 Kedslie, G. upholsterer
4 Napier, Gen. M.
5 Wigham, John, manufacturer
6 Patterson, Ja. Stamps k Taxes
7 Rae, Mrs
7 Biiinie, Mrs
8 Morrison, R. commer. agent
9 Nisbet, Ar. esq. of Carphiii
10 Gordon, Miss
1 1 Ferme, Mrs
GRAY STREET (UPPER.)
I Hodge, Mrs Thoiiuis
2 Russell, Robert, accountant i '
4 Rae, Wm. teacher
5 Anderson, James, merchant
7 Brown, J. F. teacher
8 Douglas, Archibald, teacher
12 Walker, Mrs
13 Alexander, Rob. of Com.Bank
14 Law, Wm. of W. & Geo. Law
15 Robertson, Capt. John
16 Ramsay, Alexander, builder
17 Howden, Alex. esq.
18 Ker, Miss
19 Alison, James, builder
22 Bruce & Paris, Misses, board-
insr-school
24 M'Kay, Mrs Major D.
26 Soott, J. & G. coach-hirers
27 Callencier, Alex. dep. city-elk.
28 Bain, Mrs. cowfeeder
29 Moxey, Dr G. T. surg, R. N.
30 Wemyss, Miss G.
GREENSIDE LANE. ;
Keiuiedy, Lachlan, esq.
Kay, J. carver and gilder
Cochrane, Jas. & Co. brassFou.
Thomson & Dunn, glass-cutt.
Turnbull, Geo. glass-manufr.
Dove, James, blaeksniith
Tod, Jas. &Son, spnug nmnuf.
GREENSIDE PLACE.
1 Wright, Sons ScWright.seedsm.
2 Lawson, Thomas, tei»cher
2 Gray, Wip. printev
2 Fraser, Mrs
2 Home, Mrs, lodgings
4 Borthwick, D. chimney-sweep
7 Cay and Johnston, tinsmiths
8 IMackay, David, hairdresser
9 Scheiick, Fred, lithographer
9 Nicholson, J. boot k sboemak.
9 Townsend,W.pianofqrte-niak.
9 Townsend, W. H. landscape
painter
9 Milner, Mrs J.
9 Lothian, Miss, dressmaker
10 Mason, JNliss, dressmaker
10 Borthwick, Jas. chim-swecper
1 1 Bruce & M'Donald, carvers &
gilders
12 Ross, Andrew, spirit-dealer
13 Callum, G. k Co. braziers to
her Majesty
14 Leitch, John, tailor
15 Dickson, Thos. surg. & drug.
16 Fraser, Miss, dressmaker
16 Coverly, Miss
16 Marshall, J. esq.
17 Yellowlees, John, & Sons,
coach-builders
18 Cnmpbell,T. B. metal-mercht.
19 lirodie, J. & H. house-pa nters
|20 M'Laren, Peter.cabinetaiaker
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21 Forrest, Alex, smith
22 Fernie, Jiunesj wright
12 Thomson, Alex, brassfounder
23 Heiidrie, John, china wureho.
24 Pattison, \V. J. agent
M Birr, F. German clock-maker
lit Galium, George, ironmonger
24 Sandernan, deo. upholsterer
2t Hamilton, Mrs, seminary
24 Wilson, Miss
24 Craig, John, clothier
GREENSIDE ROW.
3 Berry, Laurence, plasterer
Gilchrist L'ini',
Sutherland, Pat. goldbeater
10 Hay, Alex, spirit-merchant
Home, Alex, letter-carrier
il Lothian, Mrs, grocer
Qiii'en's Place,
i Dickson. Henry, coppersmith 4
\ Armstrong, Wm. joiner, 6
Mather, T. jun. vet. surg. 7
Hamilton, T. cabinet-maker, 8
Hamilton, Mrs, midwife, 8
Taylor, T. jun. upholsterer, 12
J4 Mather, Thos. sen. farrier
15 Peters, Jas. builder
18 Greentidii court
J8 Carse, J. & Sons, smiths
19 Logan, Mrs, grocer
25 Paterson, John, smith
27 Tod, Jas. (J. Tod & Son)
28 Fraser, William, spirit-dealer
JJr Bdt's school
GREENSIDE STREET.
8 Gibson, Wm. & Son, plumbers
, 9 Sandernan, George & Son, up-
holsterers
10 Gulland, And. corn-dealer
] 1 Robinson, W. & H publ., &c.
12 Aloe & Prince, furriers, &c.
,12 Aloe, S. optician
13 Black, And. brushmaker
14 Crooks & Thomson, staymks.
15 Williamson, John, jeweller
1(3 Drummond, Jas. cabinetmak.
17 Paton, David, builder
17 Blackball, Miss
17 Home, Miss, lodgings
17 Femister, Jn. writer
17 Jack, Andrew, engraver
^,.18 Brockie, William, baker
19 Coubroughj W. & J. grocers
t 20 Gulland, Andrew, corn-dealer
i21 Isbister, Thomas, grocer
'z2 Young, J. tin-plate worker
.. 23 Thomson, Dr Thomas & Co.
' 24 Milne, W. Temperance Hotel
25 Barr, F. German clockmaker
26 Easton, Jas. cabinetmaker
28 Hay, Alex, spirit-merchant
. 28 Gibb, Alexander
28 Leslie, Mrs
28. Patterson, John, axle-maker
30 Haswell, James, grocer
31 Edin. & Leith Brush and Port-
manteau manufactory
31 Lawson, Mrs, ladies nurse
32 Doig, James, watchmaker
GROVE PLACE.
2 Lamond, JMrs Dr
3 White, James, wright
3 Watson, Miss, dressmaker
3 Watson, Inglis, coal-agent
3 Wait, IMrs
5 Hunter, Charles, spirit-dealer
7 Chisliolm, Robert, cowfeeder
Roscinnunt
Robertson, Daniel, co\Vfeeder
Hay, Mrs Charles, plumber
GROVE STREET.
1 Douglas, INIisses
] jVI'Leaii, Misses J. & J.
1 Russel, A. esq.
1 Snowdon, Mrs Walter
1 Pringle, Murray, of Adj.-Ge-
neral's office
1 M-Iiityre, Mrs
3 Hyland, Thos. G.P.O.
5 Tod, Mrs
7 Caw, Miss
9 Robertson, Mrs
9 Stenhouse, Miss
9 Gillespie, John, grotier
18 Baird, Captain Andrew
16 Williamson, A. (Scottish Wi-
dows' Fund)
16 Dunlop, Miss E. B.
16 Cairns, IVIiss
16 Williamson, Wm. writer
16 Kerr, Miss
14 Agnew, Mrs Grace
12 Scoular, John, merchant
10 Dods, Misses
8 Lang, R. P. writer
6 Calder, Mrs, of Burnhouse
4 Dunlop, Wm. esq.
2 Douglas, Archd. G.P.O.
2 Collins, Lucas, esq.
HADDINGTON PLACE.
1 Blackie, James, spirit-dealer
1 Ritchie, Wm. shoe warehouse
2 Hunter, R. dairy
2 Forrest, John (Nat. Bank)
2 Boag, Miss
2 Gibson, Mrs
2 Slight, Jas. of Slight & Co.
3 Paton, James, spirit-dealer
3 & 4 Watt, R.&W. com. agents
4 Brown, John, coach-hirer
5 Hogg, Willianiy esq.
5 Hogg, Fraser, merchant
6 Scott, Mrs
6" Dickson, Thos. seedsman
6 Alexander, ]\Irs, lodgings'
6 Sinclair, Mrs
6 Wallace, And. (W. & Whyte)
7 Chapman, Miss
7 Aitchison, John, baker
C'VA" AiinnniUde street
19 Birthgatej Mrsj grocer
19 Stewart, Mrs, spirit-dealer
20 Couper, John, bootmaker
20 Burn, Mrs
20 Jones, Charles E. surgeon
20 Edge, G. of Equit. Loan Com.
21 Somerville, John, flesher
22 Kigie, William, tailor
23 Chrystall,C(>ckburn, shoemak,
25 Cunnning, Captain Albert
25 Hewat, Mrs James
25 Hunterj Miss
25 !M'Evvan, W. A. lodgings
25 Crichton, Alex, printseller
29 Ormiston, John, gardener
30 Boyd, J., of Boyd & Bain
30 Braimer, R. of Royal Bank
30 Douglas, J. T. agent
30 Edington, James, merchant '
30 Shtiw, Mrs
30 Wilson, Robert, esq.
HAILES STREET,
2 Oliphant, Thomas, esq.
5 Ivieson, M. W. silk-spinner
6 Stewart, David, esq.
7 French, Rev. John
8 Common, David, agent
9 Spence, Charles, esq.
HAMILTON PLACE.
1 Somerville, J. victual-dealer
2 Hindshaw, James, plasterer
3 Total Abstinence Coffeehouse
5 Maxwell, Capt^ Peter
5 Simpson, R. lodgings
7 Aitchison,W.&Co. spirit-dlrs.
8 M'Laren, James, teacher
8 Peters, David, cabinetmaker
8 Dunlop, Adam, lie»her
8 Tbyne, "Wm. flesher
9 Walker, Mrs, staymaker
10 Hamilton, Miss
11 ForrestcFj Mrs Major
Tait, Thomas, coal-merchant
Putriol Hall
27 Laing, Ward, writer
27 Brunton, John, tailor
27 Tait, Mrs
27 MLay, Peter
Carson, William, writer
28 Somerville, Miss
29 Fraser, Robert, cowfeeder
30 Home, Mrs William
30 Sinclair, Wm. (of W. S. & Son
30 Barty, Mrs
30 Balmain, John, of Customs
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HAN
EDINBURGH AND LEitH
HAN
HAMBURGH PL. (Leith.)
31 Thomson, D. bootmaker
31 Iniies, William, bookseller
1 Donaldson, Andrew, spirit-dl. 3^ Robertson, James, tailor
2 Fyall, Thomas, ship-master I31 Malcolm, William, painter
3 Spittal, F. dockmaster
3 Duncan, Mrs
3 Duncan, S. shipmaster
3 M'Kenzie, Wm. shipmaster
3 Miller, George, shipmaster
4 Straiton, John, shipmaster
5 Bain, Thomas, of Customs
6 M'Millan, Captain
6 M'Adam, Robert, of Customs
6 Smith, Robert, of Customs
7 Lindsay, Mrs
8 Boyd, Miss, lodgings
9 Taylor, John, grocer
10 Whitson, John, tailor
10 Chisholm, F. of Customs
33 Wemyss, And. trunk-maker
133 Glen, Geo. bootmaker
j35 Bancks, C. J. ironmonger
33 Dick, Misses, dressmakers
37 Urquhart, Alex, bootmaker
37 Macmahan & Co. furriers
37 Jeffray, John, tobacconist
37 Lapsley, Mrs, perfumer
^^ Gtor<re street.
41 Johnston, Rob. victual-dealer
43 Darlington, H. cabinetmaker
43 Ross, M. teacher
43 Stewart, James, tailor
43 M'Arthur, Mrs
45 Waldie, ]\Iiss J. silk & worsted
iVfa^eW, Hutchinson, T.mer-[^^ ^^^^^ Peter, smith
chant
HANOVER STREET.
1 Millan & Mason, clothiers
1 Davidson & Syme, esq. W.S
3 Bogue, Jas. agent
3 Donaldson, INIrs J. silk and
worsted shop
3 Law, John, working-jeweller
3 Liddell, J. J. optician
3 Mackinlay, Finlay, cutler
5 Siree. H. N. druggist
5 Ruddiman, John, cutler
7 Macgill, Wm. print seller
7 Bayne, James, spirit-dealer
9 Wilson, Miss H. worsted shop
9 Bremner & Wilks, ham shop
11 Tait,Chas.B.& Co. auctioneers
1 1 Philip, William, watchmaker
11 Allan, James, tailor
1 1 Hogg, F. fishing-tackle maker
11 Nichol, W. & Co. lithograph
1 1 M'Kinlay & Co. booksellers
1 1 Smith, David, tailor
13 Bowie, Henry
13 Ross, John, ven. -blind maker
13 Bowie, Jo., linen-draper. — See
Advertisement.
15 Ballantine& Allan, painters
l5 Knox, Samuel, & Dickson, ho-
siers
17 Neilson, James, baker
17 Campbell, A. hatter
|^= Ruse street.
19 Ailken,Alex.&Co. ironmong.
20 Sutherland, James, stationer
23 Lapsley, James, perfumer
23 Ballantine.JohniCheesemonger
27 Stevrart, D. lodgings
27 Douglas, M. & J. lace-printers
27 Croal, Geo. music-seller
29 Waterston,G.& Son,wax-chan
29 Thomson, D. bootmaker
31 Clark, R. & Co. hosiers
a I Smith, Chas. bookseller
J
47 Crighton, Mrs E. tobacconist
47 Dewar, Mrs, milliner
47 M'Gregor,T. &D. booksellers
47 Gravett, James, butcher
49 O'Donnell, C. & Co. furniture-
dealers
59 Cross & Carruthers, jewellers
49 Wylie, J. corn-dealer
51 Rennie, James, smith
51 Hepburn, S. carver & gilder
33 Rennie, James, smith
53 Martin, Wm. victual-dealer
3,3 Smith, John, cabinetmaker
53 Christie, Robert, grocer
1^ Thistle street.
53 Edinburgh Life Assurance Co,
57 Green, John, accountant
57 Potts, Thomas, lodgings
67 Crawford, Wm. surgeon
57 Adamson, James, esq.
57 Peacock, Henry, tailor
57 Gray, Peter, ironmonger
59 M'Ewan, J. grocer
61 Borthwick, Wm. feather-mer.
63 Scott, Robert, S.S.C
63 Wright, Miss Janet
63 Behmer, F. corset-maker
65 Brumby & Thomson, painters
67 Christie, Alex, wine-merchant
69 Hill, Norman, esq. advocate
71 M'Gregor, A. stationer
75 Grant, John, flesher
64 Sidey, Charles, surgeon
62 Aird, George, esq.
62 Hodge &M'Donald,dressmak.
60 Lithgow & Purdie, painters
60 Lithgow, W. (of L. & P.)
60 Hogg, Mrs
58 Wilkinson, Misses
38 Richardson& Watson, milliners
58 Wilkinson, John, shoemaker
56 E. & D. Robertson, auction-
eers See app.
54 Dalyell, Sir John G. Bart.
52 Edwards, John, bootmaker
52 Alston, George, clothier
52 Burnside, Mrs, midwife
50 Dunn, T. optician See app.
50 Storie, Geo. spirit-dealer
t^° Thistle street.
48 Connel, Daniel, spirit-merchl
48 Wilkinson, John, druggist
48 Laing, John bootmaker
48 Inglis, James, bookseller
46 M'Leod, R. bootmaker
46 M'Pherson, H. surgeon-dent.
46 M'Pherson, C. printer
46 Ramsay, J. furnishing shop |
46 Office of the Schemes of the CA,i
(J. JeflFray, agent.)
46 Mozzi, Jn. artificial florist
44 Caldwell, Loyd & Co. booksel.
44 Carter, Mrs, And. spirit-dealei
44 Reid, Mrs & Co. embroiderei-s
44 Gravatt, James, butcher
42 Johnston, Thomas goldsmith
42 Boswell, Thomas, tailor
40 Anderson, H. S. grocer
38 Robertson, P. tailor
38 Napier & Macglashan, tailors
38 :\I'GIashan, Niel, tailor
36 Elliot, James, lace-merchafat
36 Nimmo, P. brassfounder
^^° George street,
34 Gilkison & Taylor, milliners
34 Kedsley, Alex, merchant
34 Henderson, Mrs, lodgings
34 Fulton, Andrew, saddler
34 Lewis, Castri de Gistan, tea-
cher of Spanish guitar
34 M'Gregor, Miss M. lodgings
34 Stewart, James, Ital. wareho.
32 Dickson,J.& Sons, nurserymen
30 Smith, J. lithographic-printer
30 Property Sf Income-tax office
'AQ Smith, Wm. writing-master
30 Dick, James, tailor
30 Henderson, John, slater
30 M'Culloch, D. Whyte, por-
trait-painter
30 Stewart, James, confectionier
28 Pratt, John, gun maker
26 Hepburn, Simon, carver and
gilder
26 Sinclair, John, baker
24 M'Ewan, Mrs, pastry-school
— See Adv.
24 Muir, William, bootmaker
22 Sword, J. house-fact. See App.
20 O'Hara, Charles, printer
20 Borthwick & Pattison, grocers
^^ Rose street.
18 Fulton, Andrew, saddler
18 Robertson, James, spirit-dealer
14 M'Kay, Neil, spirit-dealer
12 Eastern Bank of Scotland
12 Watson, A. esq. E.B.S.
10 Bridges & DouU, esq. W.S.
10 Hodge, James, & Son, tailors
10 Freudenthal, M. merchant
\
HEN
1 0 Freudenthal, Dr William
10 Scott, T. & Co., wine-merch.
1 0 Paterson, John, solicitor
19 M'Lean, Dugald, fruiterer
8 Boswell, A. & Co. brushmak.
8 Adams, Rob. ironmonger
6 Sommerville, Jas. engraver
6 Brown & Co. cabinetmakers
6 Wilson,"Wm.wine&spirit-mer.
4 Dall, W. & Co., china merch.
2 Life Association of Scotland.
2 Low, A. esq. accountant
2 Low, D. esq. professor of agric.
HART STREET.
1 Smith, John, esq. advocate
] Smith, Miss, of Balharry
1 Smith, Robert, esq. W.S.
3 Drysdale, W. assistant C. S.
5 Nairne, A., S.S.C.
7 Moubray, Wm. Eastern Bank
9 Binny, Graham, esq. W.S.
11 Kemp, Dr T. L.
13 Douglas. Miss, miniature-paint.
13 Douglas, Mrs
15 Padon, Mrs
15 Padon, Thomas, writer
15 Gordon, Mrs
15 Shennan, John, jun. builder
15 Gibson, Alexander, vvright
17 Sommerville, Samuel, M.D.
19 Saddler, James, spirit-dealer
16 Johnston, Miss
16 Drysdale, Mrs A.
16 M'Intosh, Mrs
16 Forbes, Peter, esq.
12 Groat, Alex. G. esq. advocate
10 Brodie, Miss
8 Rhind, Wm. surgeon
6 Sinclair, John & Son, gen. agts
4 Adam, George, writer
4 Adair, Miss
2 Walker, Mrs,
HAWKFIELD.
I Chapman, John, M.D.
HAY'S COURT.
3 M'Kenzie, J. tinsmith
■7 Ritchie, R. stoneware mercht.
HAY STREET.
1 Craigie, Mrs
1 Guthrie, Miss
2 Paton, H. carver and gilder
2 Anderson, Jas. solicitor-at-law
2 Shultze, Mrs, ladies seminary
2 Hill, David, agent
3 Arnott, James, jeweller
4 Inglis & Wilson, coach builders
& harness makers
6 Miller, John, brewer
HENDERSON ROW.
1 Macdonald, Mrs
2 Taylor, Mrs
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3 Lewis, Mrs H. W.
3 Dawson, C. R. shoemaker
4 Hamilton, Robert, teacher
4 Doud, David, esq. S.S.C. J
4 Campbell, Miss
4 Baird, Mrs W. G.
5 Reid, Rev. Alexander
5 Borthwick, Ad. shoemaker
6 Halley, Rev. Thomas
7 Blair and Nisbet, Misses
7 M'Alpine, James, agent
7 Watson,Arch.of Bank of Scot
7 Begbie, Mrs A.
7 Grant, Miss
8 Nairne, Mrs Charles
8 Findlay, James, grocer
10 Parker, Adam, butler
1 1 White, John, teacher
12 Mortimer, Mrs
13 Fotheringham, Rob. esq
14 Lang, Mrs
14 Lumsden, Mrs
14 Wilson, Mrs
15 Melville, George, writer
Edinbiiriih Acadevit/ ;
A. Pinkerton, janitor
Denf and Dumb Inslitiilion ;
R. Kinniburgh, head-master
Symington, Arch, tailor
HENRY PLACE.
4 Porteous, James, teacher
4 Johnstone, R. esq.
HENRY STREET.
8 M'Isaac, Wm. coal-merchant
8 Clark, And. com. agent
8 Davidson, Tho. auctioneer
9 Hay, A. engraver
9 Armstrong, R. coal-merchant
HERCLES STREET.
9 Fairfoul, Wm. black borderer
9 Rodgers, Miss V. dressmaker
19 Hetherton, H. smith
HERIOT'S HOSPITAL.
Rev. Dr W. Steven, House-
governor
Miss Charles, Housekeeper
Teachers, —
Rev. Jn. Oswald, } ^^ i^^j^
Geo. A. Panton, i ^
Wm. P. Marr, Math. Sf Arith.
Wm. Dunnett, Greek Sf Latin
John S. Dalgleish, Writing
David Simson, Drawing
W. D. Kenward, VocalMusic
F. Chaumont, French
Alex. M'Glashan, Dancing
Robert M'Lean, Steward
George Scott, ( ^^^^^^^
James Cameron, ^
Thos. Coulter, House-porter
John Macdonald, Gate-keeper
HERIOT MOUNT.
1 Porteous, Wm. spirit-dealer
3 Purdie, Mrs William
3 Somerville, James, cap-maker
5 Macule, Mrs
5 M'Laren, Miss
HERIOT PLACE.
8 Machell, Edward, agent
8 Inglis, George, lithographer
12 Buchanan,Wm. victual-dealer
14 Henderson, John, merchant
14 Stuart, John, clerk
14 Hay, Mrs D. R.
16 Currie, A. water-officer
20 Grieve, David, joiner
20 Borthwick, Mrs
20 Johnstone, Mrs, ladies'-nurse
20 Grivson, Ralph, dairy
24 Colvin, George, clerk
24 Robertson, James, agent
24 Robertson, Andrew, agent
24 Macilrea, John, student
HERIOT ROW.
1 Duncan, William, S.S.C.
2 Bushe, Mrs
2 Duncan, John, esq.
2 Duncan, John, esq. \^'. S.
2 Robertson, J. of Torrie
3 Cleghorn, Alexander, esq.
3 Cleghorn, Thos. esq. advocate
5 Mansfield, Tho. esq. account.
6 Morrison, Rob. esq. E.I.C.S.
7 Muirhead, Claud, esq. printer
8 Campbell.Miss.ofBlythswood
9 Stevenson, Alex. esq. W.S.
10 Mackenzie, Thos. esq. M.P.
11 Cay, John, esq. advocate
12 Duncan, J. M.D. F.R.C.S.E.
13 Ballingall, Sir George
14 Pitcairn, Dr, F.R.C.S.E
15 Lund, Dr George
16 Russell, John, esq. advocate
18 Graham, Robt. esq. advocate
18 Grseme, Mrs
19 Mackie, Miss
20 Houstoun, Miss
21 Miiller, J. M. teach, of music
21 Muller, C. W. teach, of music
23 Cockburn, Miss
24 Hill, Mrs
25 Arkley, Mrs, sen. of Dunni-
nauld
26 Muirhead, J. P. esq. advocate
27 Morrison, Lieut.- Col. Hugh
28 Rhind, John, esq.
29 Newbigging.SirW. F.R.C.S.
29 Newbigging.Pat. S. K.,M.D.
30 Ferguson, Mrs James
31 Wedderburn, Mrs James
33 Scott, A. esq. solicitor & pro-
curator fiscal of the county
34 Murray, And. esq. advocate
34 Murray, T. G. esq. W.S.
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35 Campbell, Miss '
36 Patterson, Adam, esq. W.S.
37 Macfailan, Miss
'38 Purdie, R. esq.
39 Aytoun, Miss
39 Aytoun, James, esq. advocate
89 Aytoun, Robert, esq. W.S.
40 Shaw, Patrick, esq. advocate
41 Phillips, John, esq. W.S.
. 41 Finlay, Dun, teacher of music
43 Currie, Alex. esq. advocate
44 Allison, Dr W. P.
45 Hutchison, Mrs Colonel
46 Anderson, John, esq., W.S.
Clliirch I.nve,
Gow, M. spirit-dealer, 4'
AVallace, James, wriglit, 2 '
Anderson, J. cabinet-mak, 12
Forshaw, Henry, stabler
Meek, William, postmaster
HERMITAGE PLACE.
5 Turnbull. Mrs
6 Bruce, W. D, writer
7 Bowman John draper
8'M Donald, Stodart
9 Crii'hton, Mrs
10 Redpath, Alex, bookseller
HERMITAGE (UPPER,)
, (Leith.)
Miller, John. insp. of fisheries
Blackie, George, gardener
HERMITAGE HILL,
(Leith.)
1 Harlow, David, joiner
2 Sceales, John, esq.
3 M' Donald, J. C. agent
4 Bovve, Mrs Thomas
5 Hall, John, 'shipmaster
7 Waddell, William, esq.
HERMITAGE PARK,
{Leith.)
Wood, Christopher, sen. esq.
Wood, Edward, esq.
HERMITAGE PLACE,
{LeUh.)
Hermitage House,
Hutchieson, Thos. (of Hut-
chioson & Co.)
1 Cowan, J. G. merchant
2 Airth,A.(J. A.Bertram^cCo.)
3 Lewis, Rev. James
4 Tait, Mrs
5 Watson, John, merchant
H Webster, Mrs
8 Wishart, John (of J.W. &S.)
8 Wishart, James, agent
9 Alison, Jn.(ofAlison&Cowan)
10 Mackie, Jii. of J. Bell & Co.
11 Grindlay, Richard, merchant
12 Thorburn, Geo. merchant
13 Cowan, Mrs
13 Cowan, Robert, esq. W.S.
13 Cowan, Walter, esq.
14 Thorburn, William, esq.
14 Thorburnj Rev. David
HERMITAGE (EAST), &c.
{Leith.)
Rehren, H. cowfeeder
Millar, Mrs A.
Brown, R. land valuator
Viewforth Cottage, Reslalrig
Patison, John, sen. W.S.
Patison, John, jun. W.S.
HIGH RIGGS.
1 Bowe, John, spirit-merchant
3 Grosset, James, spirit^dealer
5 Girdwood, Wm. cowfeeder
7 Craig, James, jeweller
9 Greig, John, slater
28 Martin, Robert, cooper
20 Hunter, J. shoemaker
10 Pagan, Oswald, spirit-dealer
Hamilton ploce^
Thomson, George, Bughtsinn
Aitken, John
Sommerville, Geo. builder, 8
Letham, ]Mrs, 12
Myrtle, William, agent, 12
Anderson, David, baker, 13
HIGH STREET.
3 I.iltlr GranCs close
13 Watt, John, ivory-turner
13 Finlay, W. cabinetmaker, &c.
13 Dalgleish,D.&Son,coik-manu
15 JBaron Grant's close
17 Buckle, Jas. spirit-dealer
19 Society close
Craig, A. & Co.'s hat-manuf.
29 Moffat's close
29 Simpson, Pet. & Son, plumbers
& gasfitters
37 Smith, A. umbrella-maker
39 Ancrum, John, spirit-dealer
41 Jamieson, James, hairdresser
43 M'Lennan, Don. spirit-dealer
45 Wilkie, Andrew, silversmith
47 Urquhart, L. silversmith
47 Hopes court
49 Forbes, Robert, spirit-dealer
Trunk close
Chapel court
61 Monteith's close
7 1 Sandeland's close
73 Douglas, Geo. carpenter
75 Rutherford, Wm. spirit-dealer
79 Borthwick, M. wire-worker
79 Slimmon, G. Borthwick, wire
worker
1 Chalmers' close.
Cowan, Thos. brassfounder
81 Wilson, George, smith
81 Kemp, John, silverpl er
81 Rt'Lean, Mrs, midwife
83 Pfingle, Wm. spirit-dealer
85 Tait, Ralph, victualler
87 Mackav, Wm. cork-cutter
89 Aitkenliead, Adam, flesher
91 Barringer's dose
93 Aliller, R. candlemaker
97 Munro, Sutherland, capmak.
99 Eagle & Henderson, seedsmen
101 Paisley close
103 Gray, James, spirit-dealer
105 Boog, Thomas, cutler
107 Ha Hie Fife's close
109 Sheils, Robert, confectioner
1 1 1 Brown, Peter baker
1 13 Stewart, J. & G. merchants
117 Morrison's close
117 M'lver, James, shoemaker
119 Robertson, Geo, spirit^dealer
123 Watson, David, ironmonger
125 North Gray's close,
Girle, J. H. currier, &c.
127 Smith, James, spirit-dealer
129 Bishop's close
129 Martin, David, publisher
129 Dodds, Andrew, slater
129 Hunter, Mrs D. stationer
131 Tweedie, T. provision shop
133 Mackay, James, spirit-dealer
135 Carruhber's close,
Harrower, Wm. ship tavern
Brander, Geo. tinsmith
Scott, Wm. spirit-dealer
Nimmo, James, engraver and
copper-plate printer
Black, John, paper-ruler, 20
Bradshaw, Jas. painter, 17
M'Donald, John, printer, 13
Tailors' Hall, 13
Chris'ian Cfinpel
Balfour, Thos. flaxdresser, 26
Sangster, Captain, R. N. 26
Carrubher's court,
Russel, A. packing-case mak.
139 Tait, William, surgeon
141 Norrie, R. and Son, painters
143 Mackay, John, spirit-dealer
145 Wallace, John, victual-dealer
149 Kinloch's close
153 Borthwick, J. & Co. wire-
workers
153 Innes, Wm. paper-ruler
153 Rawson, W. fishing-tackmr.
153 Burgess, John, turner
155 Macintosh, John, tobacconist
147 Young, Alex, spirit-dealer
161 Scoon, W. & K. baker
161 Gordon, James, spirit-dealer
163 Halkerston's wynd
16c) M'Kenzie, G. oil & colourman
t^^KortU Brills.,:
Milne, Ja. & Son, brassfounders 171 Lindsay, Thos. shoe-wareho.
fit G
STREET niUECTORr.
H I G
177
..J73 Milne square,
Wilkie, Thos. bookbinder, 1
Thomson, John, printer, 1
MitchelljMrs. spirit-nierch. 2
Murray, Andiew, printer
M'Innesj R. Comml. tiiv. 3
Munro, Henfy, tavern, 4
£quital)/e Loan Companii, 4
Young & Son, poulterers, 4
J^os*, John, tavern-keeper, 4
M'Leod & Co. wool.-drap. 5
Robertson, James, vintner, 6
Young, T. watch glass-ma. 6
Russel, George, roopev, 7
Ferguson, Geo> sheriff-officer
Watson, .Jas. bookbinder, 7
Ferrier, Wm. bookbinderj 7
Stevenson, T. auctioneer, 7
175 Hill, James, grocer
177 JM'Gregor, John, coach-office
179 Graham & Weddell, clothiers
181 Bull's close,
Russel, James, spirit mercht.
181 Lamniie, H. spirit- dealer
181 Combes & Smyles, basket-
makers
183 Aikman, Mrs, baker
185 Chrystal, Robert j tobacconist
187 Gardner, A. tailor
187 Gow, Forbes, tailor
}67 Sutherland, Mrs. midwife
187 Goodsir, R. S. engraver
187 Geddes, Huntly, painter
187 Darling, G. tailor
187 Napier, Wm. paper-ruler
189 Old Greenmarhtt close,
■Russel, George, cooper
191 Simpson, R. spirit-dealer
■193 Luke, J. & W. clothiers
195 Smart, INlrs, coach-office
'1h7 Galloway, A. & J. grocers
199 Fleshmarket close.
Jack, Hugh, spirit-dealer 1
Bain, Thomas, spirit-deal. 5
Wood, Peter, spirit-dealerlO
• Rose, Hugli, vintner, 13
Henderson, John, tavern, 16
Turner, Rich, spirit-deal. 19
Paterson, John, vintner, 21
Muir, Richard, smith
Cooper, William, tavern, 23
England, Peter, spirit-dl. 24
Preshaw, John, vintner, 25
209 Neilson, Jas. J. P. constable
209 Jackson's close
209 Grant, Mrs D. spirit-dealer
209 M'Fee, D. carriers' office
213 Richardson P. woollen-drap.
'215 Lyons close
217 Blyth, R. linen and woollen-
draper
219 Gourlay's, Mrs, coffee-house
2 1 9 Smith, Miss J. cloth cap mak.
219 Balmain, Jlisses, dresauiaks.
219 Simson, James, accountant
219 Smith.J.&Son, wire-worker
219 M'Donald, James, tailor
221 OtU Slm,ii> OJfic c/<ise.
Clark, James, & Co. printers
Miller, D. and W. printers
Scougall & Drysdale, grocers
Gardner, James, merchant
Smith, Jn. umbrella-maker
Bowdeii, Thomas, ravern
Borthwick, W. wire-worker
Denholm, Alex, tailor
N'irlli Fiuiti-i rinse
Cotton, James, tobacconist
Gfddes close
Robertson, Wm. bell-hanger
AVhite, R. hardware-mercht
Ritchie, Thomas, glazier
Brown & Smith, ironmongers
Kiiiiihiirgk H'eckly C/inmicle
I'iiot Ntwspaper Office
Anchor close.
Elder, John, printer
Stobie, Robert, tailor
Inglis, Alex, marble paper
maker
Smellie, A. piintef
Fold, CJeo. provision-shop
M'Craw, John, shoe-wareho
yVeekly Jourual AVwi.vyi. Ojficc
Old Post Office cl.'K^,
Thomson, A. & Co. linen-
drapers
S'-olsman Newspaper Office
Gardner, Alex, grocer ,
Crabbie, Henry, draper
C'lledoiu'nn Mercury Office;
Allan, T. and Co. printeis
Craig's close,
Currie, James spirit-dealer
Croal D. (ChI. Mercury Off.
Smith, Wm. woollen-drap.
yll/<ni's close.
United Soc. of Jour. Tailors,
Peter M'Kenzie. call-master
Turnbull, John marble paper
maker
Gibb, Fulton, manufacturer
Brown, J. boot & shoemaker
M'Donald, R. s[)irit-mercht.
Williamson, G. shoemaker
.lili'eniser Neiespnper Office
Robertson, Charles, agent
Edington, Alex, spirit-dealer
Anderson, A. Y. surgeon
Hay, John, woollen-draper
Royal Exchange
S il'cilor lit Ijijics' Hull ;
Andrew Dobson, librarian
Lindsay, J. & Son, gen. agts.
Lothian, Wm. merchant, 5
Gracie & M 'Kerizie.esqs. W. S.
Jin'/<il Exrhnise Ciffeclion^c ;
Faxlon, Jn. auctioneer
223
•225
227
227
227
227
229
231
233
235
239
241
241
241
243
245
249
251
253
255
257
259
261
265
265
2G7
269
269
271
275
275
277
279
79
285
287
289
291
Stevenson, A. esq. S.S.C. 7
Brown, Geo. wiiife-metch. 7
Ritchison, J. saw repairer
Thomson^ R. and Son, llnen-
mefchants, 9
Cily C/iii rubers, lO
Tutvn- Clerk's Ojjice
J)enu of Guild Clerk's Office ;
David Turnbull, esq. W.S.
Chaiiiherliun's Office:
D. J. Robertson, chamberl.
Callander, A, depute city elk.
PuhUc Works Office :
Thos. Brown, superintend.
Session Clerk's Office for city , 1 0
J. Sinclair, assistant town-
clerk city-cham})el s ho.
7 Buccleuth place
Carlyle Bell, keeper of town
records,
Mrs Creelman, housekeeper
Heriot's Hospiliil Treasurer' t
Oanii^ers; A.Luke,trea8. 1 1
M'Ritchie, Bayley, and Hen-
derson, esqs. W. S. i\
Sol. of Supreme Courts' Hull. 12
Cousin & Gale, architects, 12
Black, A. supt. of works lor
G. H. H. Office
Davie, A. coir, of annuity, 12
Young, James, city tavern, 12
Advocates ' First Clerlts, Soc. y
Solicitors Hall, 12
S.S.C. Lifiriiry ;
And. Aikman, librarian, 12
Davidson, Thos. optician, ]2
Cudell, AV. &Co. paper-ma. 13
Cadell, W. & Sons, &Co.
Cramond steel works, 13
Wei'jiils and Measures Office;
M, Cunningham, 14
Robertson, J. &Co. stcckbrs. 15
Baird, Joseph, merchant
Clydesdale Banking Co. 16
Auditor's Chambers, 16
Wright, T. G. esq. 16
293 Henderson, AV. & K. merchts.
295 Redpath, A. bookseller
297 Ross, Evaiider, tailor
297 IVilness Newspaper Office
297 Moffat, T. M. solicitor
299 AYilliamsOn, D, boot and
shoemaker
301 Anderson. Miss, worsted-sh.
303 Harley, C. shoe warehouse
305 Stoddard. J. shoe warehouse
307 Peddie. AV. city officer
307 Peddie. Mrs, linen wareho.
309 Kay, Jas. shoe warehouse
313 Paterson R. button wareho.
317 Writers' court
317 Turnbull, A. & Co. printers
319 Reid, AVm. victual-dealer
321 Crerar, Peter, spirit-dealer
323 Warrisioris iluse.
178
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323
325
327
329
333
333
333
333
337
330
341
343
349
3.31
345
357
361
363
367
3ii9
369
369
371
373
375
377
377
377
377
376
377
377
381
Tailors' If. of Call. J. Da vies
Anderson. John, bookbinder
Lawson. Jas. letter-carrier
Robb. Daniel, smith
ffarriston's court,
M'Millan, Misses
Wiirristiin s brae,
Bryce, Robert, brassfounder
Greive, G. spirit-dealer
Duncan, G. Russia wareho.
Dun's close,
Mackay, Alex, plasterer
M Laren, Duncan, draper
M' Alpine, George, watchm.
Noble, John, tailors
Fen wick, Geo. silversmith
Galloway, Mrs
Dick, R. & J. wooUen-draps.
Chambers, W.& R. publishers
Rdxhurijli close
Lauder, J. & Co. merchants
Morris, William shoemaker
jM Intyre. Daniel, draper
Hart, Thomas, spirit-dealer
Advocates' c'ose,
Ferguson, Fergus, writer
Calder, Thomas, tailor
Stevenson, Robert, painter
Kay, James, plasterer
Howison, J. carver & gilder
Cameron, Alex, musician
Darling. Robert, shoemaker
Wood, Joshua, draper
Blyth, John, bootmaker
Brockie. James, tailor
Brunton, George, tailor
Clark, James, tailor
Clapperton, J. & Co. mercb.
Bi/er's close
Miller, Robt. woollen-draper
Murray, Alexander, printer
Observer Pulilis/iinff Office
Porteous, William, tailor
Hill, Mrs
Blair, Chas. breeches-maker
Income tax office for city
Lawson, D. Dean of Guild
office
Hunter & Lawrie, drapers
Lawnmakket.
383 M'Donald, Jn. tailor
385 Mason, James, shoemaker
385 Williamson, Alex, shoemak
385 Bmirn's close
389 Blyth, John, shoemnker
391 Ar'not, D. Signet-Hall keep.
397 Frier and Peattie, drapers
399 Fowler, Jas. tailor
399 Srl/ers close
401 Collier, Wm. shoemaker
405 E'/e DiSjifHsary
407 Walker, A.& J,woollen-drap.
Dunbar's close
413 Paterson, Jas. spirit-dealer
421 Crease, Win. & Sons, merch.
433
433
435
439
441
445
449
451
451
459
461
465
469
479
477
489
491
495
497
499
.501
501
423 Thomson, Gideon, tailor
423 Effingham, W. stockingmak.
423 Lyon, David, bookbinder
425 Gallou'ai/'s close
427 Heriot, Thomas, draper
429 Paterson, James, watchmak.
429 M Clumpha, John, tailor
429 John Dunn, S.S.C.
427 Dunnet, John, tailor
431 Kenmore, J. cloth-merchant
^^ Bank street
Greig, John, printer
Weekly Register office
Johnston, Wm. spirit-dealer
Kennedy, Rob. spirit-dealer
Paterson's court,
Coghill. John, spirit-dealer
Hope, Robert
Patterson, Rev. W. teacher
IM-Farlanc, Alex, city officer
Ifardrop's conrt.
Pratt, A. sheriff-officer
Smith, Thomas, tobacconist
Mair, Miss, worsted shop
Baxltr's close,
Stewart, John, town-crier
Kerr, Miss, dressmaker
M'Kenzie, John, glazier
Lady Stair's close
Kinnear, J. wooden-clock m.
Fisher, M. spirit-dealer
James, David, baker
Haswell, James grocer
Bain, Daniel, bootmaker
James's conri,
Cameron, Jlrs D. teacher
^lackay, Andrew, tailor, 2
Boyd, G. W. & Co. printers, 6
Walker, James, printer, 6
]Nrarsha]l, Mrs, 6
Stewart, John, printer, 6
Littlejohn, David, writer, 6
Frame, L. bookbinder, 6
Pillans, H.and J. printers, 7
Mechanics' S'lhsrr. I.ihrnry, 1
Gilbert Smith, librarian
Fraser, John F. printer, 7
Bruce, G. D. bookbinder, 7
Steele, Maitd. bookbinder, 6
Cunningham, J.silver-plater,7
503 Cochrane, John, druggist
505 Blakemore, Wm. tea-dealer
507 Bain, Alex, clerk
509 Dickson. A. victual-dealer
513 Auld, W. shoemaker
517 Milne's court,
Lawson, W. J.herald painter, 1
Friendly Loan Co. 1
Prentice, Robert, painter, 5
Forbes, Alex, bookbinder, 5
Cuthbertson, W. wright, 5
Kay, Miss, dressmaker, 5
Bell, Stewart, silver-plater. 6
Paterson, T. ( C. & J. Banks) 6
519 M'George & Son, shoemaker
521 M'Intj're, John, spirit-dealer
521 Campbell, John, spirit-dealer
523 Miller, Wm. spirit-dealer
Castlehill.
525 Milne's entry
527 Robertson, Henry, flesher
531 Gunn, Wm. spirit-dealer
533 Nelson, Thos. bookseller
57 I Blythe's close
573 Liddle, James, victual-dealer
575 2\'airn'a close
577 Campbell, A. spirit-dealer
587 Tod's close
593 Rennie, Richard, slater
o95 Jollie's close
597 Raeburn, W. spirit-dealer
599 Semple's close.
Grieve, Robert, leather ma-
nufacturer
61. 3 Skinner's close
619 Pipe's close
623 Ramsay lane,
623 Wightman s school,
Totbooth Church School
Ramsay Garden,
Thomson, A. draper, 1
Morton, Chas. esq. W.S. 2
Bremner, C. esq. W.S. 3
Crole, David, esq.
Ramsay Lodge ;
M'Gregor, Joseph, esq. acct.
Reservoir;
Mercer, James, water-officer
Mercer, James, lecturer
625 Murray, John, esq. S.S.C.
T/ie Castle ,-
Canch, Capt. fort-major
Smith, Rev. W. B.
Murray, Lieut. F. barrack-
master
M'Kerlie, R. Ordnance store-
keeper
Cam p bell, W, keeper Cr. room
Robison, Jas. master-gunner
416 Castle wynd
412 Scott, W. Castle tavern
406 Davies, James, grocer
404 Blair's close
398 Nelson, T. bookseller
398 Christie, William, wright
394 M'Call, Robert, spirit-dealer
392 BosweU's court
392 Young, A. teacher
390 Warren, Fred, spirit-dealer
jS8 Rockville close
Lawnmarket.
340 Bell, Joseph, wigmaker
.340 Walker, Geo. bagpipe maker
332 Johnston's close
332 Hopton, John, German clock-
maker
330 Cameron, Dond. spirit-dealer
328 Graham, David, grocer
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326 Davies, James, cheese-dealer
322 Riddle's close,
Glass, Robert, silver-plater
Jeffrey, Wm. maniifactur.
Muir, William, bookbinder
320 Watson, John, draper
316 Frier, J. victual-dealer
314 Brown, Thomas, draper
312 Fisher's close,
Ferguson, Jas. pawnbroker
312 Bloomfield, J. watcr-oflicer
310 Sawers, Thomas, baker
306 Smith, Wm. & Son, bookbind.
306 M'Kenzie, Mrs, midwife
304 Brodie's close,
St. ^7idrew'.i Mason Lodpe
302 Craig, M. A. spirit-merchant
300 Jiaclianan's court
298 Ferguson, Daniel, stationer
294 Laidlaw & Cowan, drapers
290 Marshall, W. jeweller
||^ Georyc IV.'s Bridyt
County Police Office
Signet Lilirory ;
Laing, David, librarian
County Hall, Geo. Archibald
Justice of Peace UJfici^
M'Laren, Robt. Road-Office
County RooniH
High Street.
St, Giles's Cliurch
Parliament Square;
Crown Agent Office, James
Tytler, esq. agent
Advocates' Library
Courts of Law
Sir Wm. Forbes, James Hunter
and Co. bankers
Callender, J. (SirW.F. & Co.
\ Dick, A. accountant
Exchequer Chambers ;
Nixon, Wm. architect, &c.
Commifsary Clerk's Office ;
Carphin, Geo. Deputy Com-
missary Clerk
Gracie, J. B. Comm. -clerk
Police Office
204 Hutchison, Rob. superinten.
of Court Buildings
196 Old Fishmarket close,
Stewart, Jn. tobacconist, 2
Ntpht Asylum for the Houseless
Neill & Co. printers, 10
Wilson, Ja. shoemaker, 28
190 Edin. Even. Courant Office,
Publishing Office
Borthwic.k's close
184 Isbister, Thomas, grocer
182 Burn, Geo. victual-dealer
178 Greig & Co. carpet- wareho.
178 Courant Counting-room
176 M'Lennan, Alex, grocer and
spirit-dealer
170 Old Assembly close.
Smith, David, tailor^
Henderson, Wm. merchant.
Georpe HerioCs School ;
James Agnew, teacher
Stark & Co. printers
Murphy, Wm. engraver, &c.
170 Bell. James, clocks machine-
maker
168 Thomson, J. woollen-draper
Ross, Alex, blacking-niaimf.
166 Smart, Ilobt. wine and spirit-
dealer
166 Clark, William, slater
166 Clark, Geo. spirit-dealer
164 Swanston cSc Stewart, wool-
len-drapers
162 CorentiHl close,
Blackie,W.H. herald-painter
160 Anderson & Bryce, printer
158 Giilland, George, baker
156 Balbiniie, W. music-engraver
156 Burnet's close,
M'Gie, Robt. J. P. constable
154 Clerk, Adam, ironmonger
150 Scougall, J. grocer
150 Livingston, Ja. (Com. Bank.)
150 M'Kie, John, engraver
150 Destitute Sick Society Hull
150 Edin. Gratis Sab. School Soc.
150 Thorburn, W. and Son, tea-
warehouse
150 Law, James, & Co. tailors
150 M'Pherson, W. tailor
148 Kerr, Wm. spirit-merchant
146 Bell's wynd
144 Rutherford, A. & Son, wine
and spirit-merchants
142 Conimeriidl Bank of Scotland
Ritchie, H. (Com'. Bank)
142 Robertson, C. porter to bank
142 Henry, R. tailor
142 Boyle, John, engraver, prin-
ter, &c.
142 Gourlay, R. & T. tailors
142 Bishop, J. tailor
142 M'CuUoch, W. sheriff-officer
140 Ritchie, James, stationer
136 Davidson, G. & C. woollen-
drapers
134 Ironside, Edmond, carver
134 Mackay, Thomas, tailor
134 Balcarras, Robt. tailor
134 Muir, Thomas, bookbinder
134 Lawrie, Robt. porter Com-
mercial bank
132 Sfevenlaw's close,
Neilson, William, painter
128 Robertson, J. & J. merchant
128 Young, W.&C. wire-workers
126 Young, Jas. woollen-draper
Tron church
1^ South Bridge
t^ Aiddry street
122 Melrose, And. & Co. grocers
120 Davidson, W. ironmonger
1 18 Ballantyne, Jas. pawnbroker
118 Irving, John, engraver
Dicliw)i's close,
Morris, And. flax-dresser
Watson, James, cooper
116 Carter, J. tobacconist
1 14 Sutherliind, George, glazier
112 Sinclair, And. hairdresser
NO Oliphant, F. baker
108 Conl's close
106 Mickel, Stephen, spirit-deailer
104 Siriclioi's close.
104 Aitken, John, coffeehouse
Sinclair, D. japanner
Johnston, Jas. tobacconist
102 Twcedale, John, tobacconist
100 Steele, J. furn. ironmonger
96 Bliickfriars' wyiid
96 Devaline, Henry, spirit-deal.
Hodgf's court
94 Crawford & Tod, ironmong,
92 Hogg, .James, hairdresser
90 Gardner, James, spirit-dealer
88 Meek, John, grocer
SQ Thomson, G. & Son, cabinet-
makers
84 Benevolent Society Hall
84 Anderson, R. printer
82 Steedman, W. tea and coffee
merchant
80 Toddr/ck's vynd
80 Leonard!, Fontain, spirit-
dealer
80 Stewart, John, japanner
78 Moffat, Peter, tobacconist
74 O'Farrell, Mrs. H. milliner '
72 Rutherford, Wm. wine and
spirit merchant
70 Murdoch's close
64 Johnston, Mrs, pawnbroker
6(i Skill II rr's close
66 Frier, WiUiam, victual-dlr.
64 Carron, Patrick, clothier
60 Jamieson, W. M. haberdash.
58 Gallic, J. B. lead and metal
merchants
56 Cowan, William, surgeon
58 South Gray's clos:
Sloan, Thos. wood, merchant
Copland John, bookbinder
E//ihinstoii's court
Mint,
Wilson & Moir, smiths
Mitchell, John, cooper
M'Alpin, Wm. lace-maker
54 Walker, James, haberdasher
50 Hyiiilford's close
50 Craig, William, teacher
Robertson, D. auctioneer '
48 Currie, Jno. tea & spirit mer.
42 Patterson, Tho. spirit-dealer
42 S'ltiih Foirlis close
32 Tansh, Mrs, victual-dealer
28 Fountain close
26 King, James, grocer
24 Robertson, Jas. confectioner
18 Christie, John, groctr
180
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16 Twee Iddle court. ^
Oliver & Boyd, printers
14 Messrs Crombie & Ramsay,
takers
10 World's End cln^e
10 Peacock, A. tobacco-manuf.
Dowie, Charles, pawnbroker
8 Daly, Patrick, clothier
2 Waterston,R.&Co. haberdashi
HILL PLACE.
1 tlenderson, Thomas, baker
2 Patterson, Miss, milliner
3 Simpson, Thos. coffee-room
4 Stewart, Alexander, teacher
5 Purves, William, surgeon
7 Cameron, James, tailor
7 M- Do wall, Jn. seal-engraver
9 Cruicksbank, James, surgeon
10 Laing, A. merchant
.10 Mauzie, Mrs, lodgings
10 M Naughton, Mrs
1 1 Nichol, Rev. A.
1.3 Jackson, John, musician
13 Johnstone, M»s
13 Wilson, Andrew, clothier
16 Kerr, Robert, baker
HILL SQUARE.
1 Ramsay, Miss
1 Caw, J. B. goldsmith
1 Ramsay, James, hosier
1 Reid, James, agent
;2 Gifford,Alexander,esq. S.S.C.
' 4 Grieve, Mrs & Miss
4 Carnegie, Johnston, agent
4 Johnston, ]\Irs William
. 5 Stankie, Messrs. G. & H. cap-
makers
6 Piatt, Ed. teacher of music
7 Kerr, Robert, baker
7 Tait, Alexander
7 Begbie, Miss
9 Douglas, jas. portrait-painter
9 Stewart, Mrs, lodging
9 Mackay, D. surveyor W. K,
parish
10 Moffat, James, M.D.
10 Mullo, James, coal-merchant
12 Reid, W. general raercliarit
12 Turnbull, Miss M. lodging
HILL STREET.
3 & 5 Inst ilntidn fir Language^ ;
5 Little, Rev. John
7 Stanley, Montague, artist
9 Smith, Mrs
11 Jeffrey, John, esq.
13 Hunter, J. esq. W. S.
13 Hunter, Lockhart, esq.
15 Campbell, Misses
17 cS: 19 U'Uh.i E^tablhhmenl
19 Henderson & Bisset, bookbind.
19 Bisset, Mrs W.
21 Drawing Institution
21 Perisal,Arthur,artist(See^rf.)
26 Leslie, Robert, cabinetmaker
24- Gardner, Miss
22 Pearson, Pat. writer
20 M'Cheyne, Adam, esq. W.S.
is Gairdner, John, M.D.
14 Corbet, VVm. dentist
12 Fergusson, James, esq. W.S.
12 Fergusson, John, esq,
10 Balfour, Dr AVilliam
10 Balfour, William, esq. W.S.
8 Forbes, Wm; letter-carrier
6 Crabbe, John, surgeon _
4 Hay, John, esq. D.C.S.
2 M'Lean, Mrs
Hill Street hue,
Anderson, Rob. livery stables
Henderson, Thomas, vvright
Allan, Robt. cabinetmaker
HILLSIDE CRESCENT.
1 Henderson, T. esq. professor
of Astronomy
3 Biuce, Arch. esq. accountant
4 Allan, Mrs
4 Allan, Thomas, esq.
5 Allan, AleX; esq. advocate
1 1 Younger, Wm. esq.
niLLHOUSEFIELD,
IliUhoiisefield hmise
Berry, Geo. of Geo. B. & Co.
Hume, John, builder
Omand, Miss, grocer
Tayloir, Misses, di'essmakers
Galloway, John, shipowner
Gilmour, A. spirit-dealer
Little, Alexander, grocer
Naismith, John, grocer
Blackie, Walter, teacher
Thomson, James, gardener
Thomson, I\Irs
Swinfon, Mrs
Wilson, Thomas, baker
Slater, Miss
Morrison, D. shipmaster
HOLYROOD STREET.
1 Patrick, Mrs, lodgings
I'ltl'irici I'liice,
Gilruth, John, teSc'ber
HOME STREET.
limpson, Wm. baker
23 M'Culloch, John, painter
24 Alexander, Mrs, grocer
25 Brown, Mrs, baker
27 Smellie, John, grocer
39 Ekershall, VV. methodist minr.
40 Smith, Geo. shoerriaker
41 Peacock, Adam, spirit-raercllt.
42 Simpson, J. surveyor
42 Davidson, Mrs, ladies nurse
43 Bisset, Archd. victual-dealer
45 Peddie, William, grocer
46 Henderson, Mrs, ladies nurse
46 Forsyth, Peter, letter-carrier
47 Plumer, Alexander, flesher
49 Carson, John, gardener
5U Dickson, William, baker
HOPE CRESCENT.
7 Balleny, Miss
17 Piper, Edwd. mail-contractor
18 M'Kean, Wm. B. merchant
HOPE PARK.
2 Harris, Rev. G.
2 Robertson, Rev. James
3 Lothian, Mrs L.
4 Miller, William, engraver t
5 Bell, J. C. writer
5 Bell, W. esq. W. S.
6 Murray, A. of Observer Office
6 Williamson, Lieut. -Col.
I.ivers' trine.,
Taylor, James, gardener
3 Taylor, And. grocer
9 AfSeck, Archibald, flesher
11 Little, Mrs, straw-hatmaker
12 Wishart, Pr. baker
14 White, James, grocer, &c.
15 Mathieson, H., J. P. constable
17 Fisher, Wm. grocer
18 Falconer, D. grocer
19 Turnbull, Peter
20 Caldwell, J. flesher
21 Oliver, James, surgeon
HOPE STREET.
Crambe, Wm. M.D. surgeon
1 Roberts, Thos. poulterer
1 Burns, Peter, flesher
3 Anderson, IMrs
3 Kemp, Simon, teacher
5 Liiud'iii Medicine ircire/iinise
5 Davidson, S. spirit-dealer
B.itti EUal>l/s/i,nent. — See Adv.
7 Stone, Mrs, lodgings
9 Anderson, Jas. plasterer
9 Auld, Mrs Robert
1 1 Handyside, Rob. esq. advocate
13 M'Dovval, Mrs Gavin
13 Kinloch, Geo. R. writer
13 Hunter, Miss, dressmaker
16 Christie, Captain Thomas
14 Machrav, Rev. Robert
12 Blair, Miss
10 Sinison, J., M.D., F.R.C.S.E.
8 Crambe, Wm. M.D.
8 Ci'awford, Mrs, lodgings
6 Gumming, Mrs
4 Spence, Miss
4 Boog, John, saddler
4 Gordon, Miss
4 .Muir, Miss, dressmaker
2 M'Intosh, J. spirit-dealer , *
2 Plain, Miss, dressmaker
L,l»e. ■
Mouteith, R. cabinetmaker
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Reid, D. cabinetmaker
M'Kay, Win. cabinetmaker
HOPE TERRACE (L«7/i.)
I Langskill, Mrs
1 Inkster, John, agent
2 Dick, Richard, sliipmaster
2 Ness, Thomas Smith
3 M'Gregor, Peter, cowt'eeder
4 Flatt, James, of Customs
4 Roderick, Samuel, lodgings
4 Swansoii, Uaniel shipmaster
4 Stenhotise, A. agent
5 Gunn, Alexander, shipmaster
6 Graham, Robert, R.N.
7 Taylor, Mrs Alex.
7 Scott, Rob. of Excise
7 Wiiyte, James, shipmaster
7 M'Bryde, A. shipmaster
HOWARD PLACE.
2 Mair, George, bootmaker
3 Dodds, Mrs, lodgings
3 Forbes, .'Mrs Duncan
3 Bogle, jMrs Colonel
4 Johnston, Mrs Major
5 Plardyman, Mrs Win. H.
6 Comhe, Boyce, esq.
7 Smithy Ale-x. esq.
7 Sniith, David, esq.
7 Sinith, John, esq.
8 Meik, Mrs P.
9 Campbell, Mrs
JO Gordon, Chas. esq. W.S.
1 1 Hill, F. esq. inspec. of prisons
J 2 M'CuUoch, Horatio, esq.
13 Campbell, Mrs Captain Robert
14 Scheujnian, Mrs
15 Graham, Mrs
1(J Duncan, Misses
17 Jamieson, R. W. esq. W.S.
J7Jamieson, Mrs Thomas
18 Anderson, Mrs
19 Clarke, Thos. law bookseller
2U Millar, Mrs, of Monkcastle
21 Yule, Miss
22 Brown, J. C. landscape paint.
23 Williams, Edward, esq. M.D.
24 Smith, Captain C. R N.
2j Hamilton, Mrs Captain
26 Stoddart, Mrs
27 Home, J. H- esq.
28 TuriibuU, ]\Irs George
29 Fernie, Mrs
;JU Blair, Miss
31 Aiidiew, Mrs
32 Clephane, Mrs A.
HOWARD PLACE (South.)
I Hunter, H. wriglit
1 Hunter, William, wright
2 Simpson, Mrs, stoneware mer.
3 M'Lean, Mrs
4 Inc'i, John, tiesher
HOW.ARD STREEl'.
Tan field,
Taylor, J. & J. general merch.
Taylor, Jo, general merchant
1 Jackson, Thos. grocer
HOWE STREET.
I Stewart, William, baker
1 White, Mrs
1 Brydon, \Vm. (of Brjdon and
Son) bell-hangers
1 Millar, John, shoemaker
3 Robertson, J. gown-keep, P. H.
3 Craigie, Geo. ironmonger
3 Dunlop, James, esq. AV^.S,
3 Meek, Robert, jeweller
5 Burton, James, wright
5 Burton, Mungo, artist
5 Stewart, Miss, dressmaker
3 Henderson, A. music teacher
7 Steele, Robt. confectioner
9 Deas, George, esq. advocate
!i Mowbray & Howden, W.S.
11 Adie, J. (Adie & Son)
11 Adie, A. J. civil engineer
11 Tause, John, lodgings
13 Mowbray, J. M. esq.
15 Hunter, D. tinsmith
15 Murray, George, grocer, &c.
17 Ogilvy, James, accountant
17 Welsh, Mrs
17 Welsh, Miss, dressmaker
19 Cuimingham, Mrs, cliina ware-
house
19 Smith, P. spirit-merch. ho. 24
^^ N:>rllminbe,l(uid sln-cl
21 Edgar, Robt. provision dealer
23 MTntosh, Alex, tailor
23 INITntosh, Mrs, lace joiner, —
23 Kelly, Mrs, ladies nurse
23 Carstairs, JL plumber
23 Wands, William, painter
23 Hennecy, W. spirit-merchant
25 Sharp, Miss H. milliner
27 Usher, John, esq. AV.S.
27 Stewait, Mrs William
27 IMackenzie, S. portrait-painter
27 M'Kenzie, JMiss, teach, of nui.
27 Boyle, Mrs
27 Tiiidle, Mrs
27 Henderson, James, engraver
27 Wilson, James, slater (areaj
31 Mercer, J. esq. of Scotsbank
33 Freebair;), Robert, esq.
33 Stewart, Mrs Charles C
33 Crooks, Thomas, writer
33 Ritchie, W printer
33 Hall, J. lithographer
.35 M-Kay, James, agent
35 M.iyne, Miss
35 Graham, Robert Dr. M.D.
37 Jackson, Tiiomas, plumber
39 Sunter, Alexander, shoemaker
40 M'Farlane,W. H. 84 G. grocers
44 M'Farlane, W. H. merchant
44 Gow, Mrs, sick-nurse
44 Laird, Mrs
44 Laird, Miss A. H. miniature
painter
44 Gow, Miss E. straw-hat maker
44 Wilkie, Mrs
44 Moir, William, lodgings
42 M'Naughton, Alex hosier
4U Collie, William, bootmaker
40 Roy, Margt.npliolsterer(area)
38 Hill, David, shoe warehouse
3() Hastie, J. perfumer, ho. 34
34 Walker, Miss, milliner, &c.
34 M'Lachlan, Will, gunmaker
34 Thomson, Miss J.
32 Fletcher, Neil, druggist
30 Arnot, Mrs
2G Renton, Dr Ro. Pres. R.C P.
24 Simpson, Mrs, staymaker
24 Ferguson, Mrs, embroiderer
24 Ferguson, Chas. builder
24 Peters, Alexander, plumber
24 Dunlop, J. B. bookseller, &c. "
24 Morrison, James, painter ",
22 Urquhart, Miss
20 Robertson, Mrs David
18 Campbell, Ricliard, esq. W.S.
18 M'Dougall, John, grocer
iipir Jrimiucii street
IG Spittal, Dr, F.R.C.P.
14 Mitchell, Joseph, esq. W.S.
14 Pitcairn, Miss
10 Bradleys&Co. house-painter
8 Carstairs, John, fruiterer
8 Gibson, Wm. fiainter &c.
(i Clephane, Mrs, lodgings
6 Stevens, JMrs, lodgings
6 Sutherland, Wm. esq. W.S,
6 Smith, Mrs
6 Young, Alexander, tailor
6 Hume, Mrs, lodgings
4 Hume, James, baker
4 Young, Hume, tobacconist
4 Cleland, Peter, painter
2 Swan, John, flesher, &c.
HUNTER SQUARE.
1 Robertson, G. spirit-dealer
1 White, Andrew, stationer
J Lawrie, John, tailor, &c.
2 Johnstone, John, publishe
3 Burgess, J.&; Son, wool.-draps.
-i M'-rclLuU).' Hnll
4 Hutchison, William, S.S.C.
5 Park, A. & J. merchts.
6 Miller, George, ironmonger
7 Atherton, Edwd. J. coffee- ho.
7 M-Pherson, Archibald & Son,
7 Guild-Hiill ,^ Eeading-Rooiii
7 Russell, Thos. ironmonger
7 Ross, Allan, tailor
8 Milne, John, stationer
10 Chuiiib r uf Commerce and il/a-
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10 Fraser, Jn. printer & publisher, 9 Sinclair, A. H. esq. accountant
10 Currie & Lamb, bookbinders
10 Spence, John, tavernkeeper
HUNTLY STREET.
2 Affleck, Wm. sherifF-oflScer
2 Bevefidge, W.S. esq.
2 Park, Misses
3 Fraser, Thos. victual-dealer
4 M'Geehaen, .T.baker & confee.
6 Lawrie, Rev James
6 Roberts, John, millmaster
6 King, Allan, millmaster
6 Tod, John, teacher
8 Dick, A. IVL wine-merchant
INDIA PLACE.
5 Morris, Hugh, bootmaker
6 Weir, Richard, grocer, &c.
7 Wallace, John, late painter
7 Henderson, Mrs, lodgings
8 Millar and Co. milliners, &c.
9 Mather, William, fiesher
12 Innes, Archibald, lodgings
15 Thomson, Wm. victual-dealer
16 Donaldson, John, grocer
17 Gow, Alex, spirit-merchant
29 Mowat, Mrs, ladies'-nurse
43 Weir, James, wright
45 Murray, Miss, milliner, &c.
47 Rattray, Mrs, sick-nurse
47 Campbell, M. dressmaker
47 Ferguson, Mrs, ladies nurse
55 Anderson, Alex, cabinetmaker
9 Finlayson, Alex, baker
11 Plill, James L. esq. W.S.
13 Munro, Miss
13 Rose, Thomas, lodgings
13 Gow, Stewart, esq.
13 March, Mrs
15 Craigie, James, lodgings
17 Dickson & Stewart, esqrs. W.S.
19 Horsburgh, :\liss
19 Handiviller, Mrs D.
19 Rattray, John, esq.
19 Stoddart, Miss
J 9 Traquire, Mrs
21 Deucher, Thos. esq. writer
21 Falla, Misses, straw-hat makers
23 Brown, Mrs Osborne,
25 Stark, Mrs
25 Taylor, J. cabinetmaker
25 Morrison, A. lodgings
25 Mackie, Mrs
25 M'Gregor, Thos. D. writer
25 Kay, John, merchant
25 Simson, Da v.teacherof drawing
27 Woodman, Jas. L. esq. W.S.
27 Gairns, A. shoemaker Carea_^
29 Adam, Miss
31 MoUison, Dr James
31 Gibson, :\Iiss
31 Hamilton, John, esq.
31 Neill, Mrs Andrew
33 M'Donald, J. boot fcshoe-m.
60 Brown, Mrs, print-glaz. ('area)
(50 Brown, James, wright
55 Mochrie,iMiss, straw-hatmakerloS .Milligan, William, esq.
55 Souter's, Mrs, lodgings
55 Napier, George, tailor
55 M'Nab, Alex, gown-keeper
64 Houd, And. victual-dealer
62 Smith, Wm. wright
48 M'Bean, Mrs, midwife
44 Dickson, Miss, dressmaker
44 Morris, Mrs, lodgings
44 Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
44 Sharp, Mrs, ladies nurse
44 Sharp, Miss, dressmaker
56 Lamonf, Miss
56 Robertson, Miss Margaret
56 Gray, Mrs, dressmaker
56 Smith, Mrs George
56 Dunlop, Mrs
56 Dunlop, J. B. bookseller
5i) -Murray, Robert, writer
54 Shepherd, J. cowfeeder {area^
50 Ritchie, Miss
48 Stevenson, Miss B.
48 Surrenne, J T.
38 Laurie, Amlrew, upholsterer j48 Thomson, William, baker
38 Ritchie, Miss, dressmaker 48 Williamson, Alexander, writer
33 Williamson, James, tailor
38 Wilson, Mrs, cook
82 M Lennan, Mrs J. sick-nurse
28 Bryce, T. surgeon
26 Law, John, wright
' INDIA STREET.
1 Cropper, W. painter & glazier
3 Campbell, Mrs J. grocer
5 M'Glashan, James, lodgings
5 Anderson, Chas. esq. advocate
5 Shaiul, C. F. esq. advocate
7 Divaux, Alfred, prof, of music
7 Scott, Miss
7 Thomson, Mrs, of Leckiebank
7 Luke, John, merchant
7 Sanderson, Mrs John
28 Dewar, John, lodgings
28 Gilchrist, John, of Courant '\
26 Cunningham, Mrs
24 Wylie, Miss
24 Kirkbope, Jn. grocer (area)
22 M'Donald, John, lodgings
22 Cbalmers, ]\Irs, lodgings
22 Gray, Andrew, esq. W.S. \
22 Scott, Henry, esq.
22 Menzies, Mrs E. lodgings
22 Bulloch, Mrs
20 Mercer, R. esq. W.S.
20 Fraser, W. coach-hirer (area)
18 Kippen, Miss IVIargaret
16 Smith, John, M.D.
14 Scott, James, esq,
12 Bell, Alex. M. esq. W.S.
10 Russell, Hamilton, esq. W.S.
8 Young, Andre sv, lodgings
6 Hall, D. lodgings
6 Pollexfen, Jas. R. esq. W.S.
6 Mackenzie, T. esq. advocate
6 Reddie, J. C. esq. W.S.
4 Paterson, James, esq.
2 Anderson, John, baker
INFIRMARY STREET.
2 Aitchison&Co. liquor-merchta
4 Carfrae, M. bird-stuffer
4 White, Rev. William
4 White, James, hair- merchant
4 Leighton, Geo. letter-carrier
4 Curry, Mrs, lodgings
6 Russell, John, lecturer
14 M'Leod, D. & D. booksellers
8 Murray, George, teacher
7 Motfat, W. B. \\Titing-master
Lady Yester's Church
Infirviary- Street Chapel
Royal Injirmary ;
Cattanach, A. gate-keeper
Peat, Miss, matron
16 Cowan, Ninian, spirit-dealer
INGLISTON STREET.
3 Reid,Jahn,joiner&cablnet-m.
7 Leon, M. and Co. wax-chand.
46 Phin, Thomas, grocer
f^" Gliiucesttr place
44 Fortune, John, house-painter 10 Oliphant, Charles, esq. W.S.
44 Drysdale, J. shoemaker Carea) 15 Davidson, Henry, esq.
INVERLEITH PLACE.
9 Leishman, James, esq.
42 M'Callum, George, esq
40 Lamond, Alex. esq. accountant
40 Cobham, M. prof, of piano
38 Clark, Mrs W. F.
36 Murray, A. jun. esq. advocate
36 Stewart, John, esq. W.S.
34 Turnbull, David, esq. W.S.
32 Barstow,C.M. esq. accountant
32 AUiaiice Insurance UJjice
30 Scott, Miss
30 Fairgrieve, Miss H. milliner,
28 Menzies, jNIiss
28 Forbes, John, writer
15 Davidson, Mrs, sen. of Muir>
house
16 Swinton, John, esq.
INVERLEITH ROW.
5 Grut, Nicholas, jun. esq.
6 Kelland, Philip, professor of
Mathematics
7 Hastie, Mrs
Horticultural Gardens ;
M'Nab, James, curator^
8 Viner, Misses
9 Millar, Mrs
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10 Knox, Mrs
11 Little, Francis, esq.
13 Borthwick, A. esq. accountant
14 Harrison, Misses
15 Howison, A. Young, esq.
16 Sinclair, Mrs J. S.
17 Pitcairn, Misses
18 Mitchell, Captain, T. P.
18 Mitchell, Miss
Warrislon House,
Dowager Lady Gray
19 Ross, Alexander, esq.
19 Ross, Miss Charlotte
20 Hope, Lady
20 M'Kinnon, Mrs
Botanic Gardens ;
M'Nab, William, curator
21 De'Serre.M. Consul de France
21 Inglis, William, gardener
22 Gibson, Miss
22 Niven, Miss
23 Gordon, Mrs
24 Anderson, Miss
24 HamiltoH, Mrs
25 Steel, Patrick Sanderson, esq
27 Macbean, Colonel James
28 Hill, D. O., R.S.A. landscape-
painter
29 Skene, W. F. esq.
36 Carmichael, A. N. Edin. Acad
37 Graham, Patrick, esq. W.S.
44 Goodsir, H. esq.
45 Broughton, Mrs Major
D/ckiiiti^.t Nurseries ;
Hovvden, William, overseer
Kelly, James, florist
52 Gammell, James, esq.
53 Gibson, John, esq. W.S.
54 M'Kellar, Duncan, esq.
55 Dowager Lady Campbell
56 Grice, Captain, Indian navy
57 Boag, James, agent
Berry, C. Gold. Acre, overseer
Kellerman, A. A., florist
INVERLEITH TERRACE
1 Ritchie, Geo. esq. W.S.
2 Stupart,Capt.H.p.ScotsGreys
3 Leslie, the Hou. Mrs Geo
4 Nicol, Wm. esq.
3 Baillie, Wiliam, esq.
JAMAICA STREET.
1 Winter, Robert, flesher
Lane, G. Thomson, plumber
Law & Weir, cabinetmakers
1 Neilson, William, baker
3 Hillhouse, Wm. upholsterer
3 Stewart, D. spirit-merchant
3 Loban, Mrs, ladies' nurse
3 Stevenson, Mrs, upholsterer
7 Hill, John, victual-dealer
9 Reid, David, cabinetmaker
9 M'Crystal, Mich. Paisley shawl
agent
9 Orr, Andrew, letter-carrier
13 M'Leish, Mrs, spirit-dealer
15 Somerville, J. mason.
15 Barker, Thomas, assistant-in-
spector of letter-carriers
15 Ramage, J. & Sons, plasterers
19 Ness, Mrs
21 North- Wcslern Dispensary
21 Duncan,Mrs, midwife 8c nurse
23 Dickson, William, grocer
25 Meldrum, James, shoemaker
27 Glasgow, D. sweep
31 Robertson, Pat. spirit-dealer
Lane, Murray, Geo. wright
39 Kay, John, spirit-merchant
44 Nisbet, James, sen. flesher
42 Hardie, Thos. provision-store
40 Kemp, Charles, waiter
38 Forbes, James, spirit-dealer
36 Dryden, James, grocer
34 Millie, Archibald, wright
34 Darg, Mrs, midwife
34 Millie, R. builder
30 Dale, Thomas, shoemaker
28 Reid, Hugh, shoemaker
28 Pattison, Mary, crape-dresser
26 Swan, George, cowfeeder
18 Gow, Donald, cowfeeder
16 M'Lean, Mrs, sick-nurse
16 M'Leod, Miss M. straw-hat
maker
16 Gumming, Miss, dressmaker
16 Rutherford, Mrs, sick- nurse
16 Hislop, Robert, letter-carrier
10 Hope, Miss E. dressmaker
8 Watt, George, spirit-dealer
6 Thomson, Geo. S. grocer
4 Wilson, Mrs W. midwife, &c.
4 Bonnyman, Mrs W. lodgings
4 Liddle, Miss E. dressmaker
4 M'Callum, Mrs, dressmaker
4 Bisset, James, builder
2 Greig, William, baker
JAMAICA ST. (Lcith.)
1 Bell, George, esq. wine-mer-
chant
2 Sceales, Andrew, gent.
3 Philip, Charles, merchant
4 M'Queen, John, gardener
JAMES' PLACE {Leith.)
1 Gilchrist, W., M.D. surgeon
3 CuUen, Miss
3 Swan, Rev. W.
5 Macnair, John, esq.
6 Wood, John H. esq,
6 Wood, Mrs C.
6 Wood, William, esq.
6 Wood, Peter, esq.
6 Gillon, John, merchant
7 Cullen, Rev. G. D.
10 Thomson, A. & W.
10 Murray, Mrs John
1 I Gavin, Duncan, esq
12 Gavin, Peter, junior
JANEFIELD {Leith.)
Pairman, Wm. cowfeeder
Gordon, John, of Customs
gtuart, John, coal-merchant
JOCK'S LODGE.
Barber's Burn.
Skeldon, Mr>, gardener
Mathew, Mrs
Lindsay, John, gardener
Fraser, William, s|)irit-dealer
Bowden, John, spirit-dealer
Bald, John, gardener
Kerr, Robert, spirit-dealer
Spears, Jaines, toll-contractor
ISiinmo, Thos. forage-master
Willowhnie,
Green, James, spirit-dealer
Simpson, Mrs, grocer
Farmer, Mrs, spirit-dealer
Piersinll Sarracks,
Morrison, A. canteen-keeper
Done, William, clerk
Pier skill.
Wood, Thomas, spirit-dealer
Blackie, Mrs, spirit- dealer
Monro Jilace,
Monro, Mrs
Fraser, J. M. of Register-ho.
Newton, Henry, artist
Moir'sou's place.
Eraser, Rev. R. W.
Thomson, Capt W. A., R. N.
Cavaye, Robt. esq. Northjield
Cult aye
Nil) t/ijicid place.
Robertson, Andrew, esq.
Sttivart street,
M'Kerlie, Robert, esq.
Walker, J. M. esq.
Wood, W^illiam, gardener
Abercorn place
Reid, A. gardener, Elmjicld
miealfield.
Ellis, Chas. Thos. esq.
JOHN'S LANE {Leith.)
2 Thomson, W. corn-merchant
16 Dunlop, Geo. & Co. merchts.
JOHN'S PLACE (£.«M.)
1 Pasley, Thomas, esq.
2 Goddard, Miss
3 Marshall, Robert, merchant
4 Dunlop, George, esq.
5 Gibson, George, merchant
5 Gibson, M. C.
6 Goddard, W. M. merchant
6 Goddard, Mrs William
7 Goodlet, G. postmaster, Leith
7 Goodlet, Miss
8 Dudgeon, William, esq.
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9 Crichton, Miss
10 Hardie, Thomas, merchant
JOHNSTON'S PLACE.
1 Turner, John, spirit-merchant
2 Martinson, Misses, milliner
3 Cousin, George, surveyor
3 Paterson, D. F. agent
5 Veitch, John, baker
G Veitch, Thomas, esq.
JOHNSTON STREET.
{Leith.)
2 Calder, William, sailmaker
3 Fletcher, Peter, bootmaker
6 Mason, David, meal-dealer
7 Lamb, A. light-ho. store-keep.
9 Fergusson, Jas. church-officer
9 Kettle, James, wright
10 Calder, Andrew, tinsmith
12 Gourlay, JMrs, spirit-dealer
18 Ford, W. block & puinpmaker
JUNCTION STREET (Grt.)
(South Leith. )
1 Kirk, Thomas, tinsmith
2 Moffat, Win. tlesher j
3 Green, G. & Co. wine-merchts.'
4 Johnston, Mrs, lodgings
4 Arkley, Miss
4 Hunter. Robert, jun. smith
Milne, Miss, straw-hatmaker
JJell'x School,
Balfour, Ale.x. teacher
Hepburn, James
Tait, George, smith
Davidson, J. & Co. patent salt
works
Scottish Brewery Co.
Fergus, Wm. wood-merchant
Pirie, David, joiner
Allison, Alex, merchant
Kinnaird, Mrs Alex.
Knight, Andrew, carter
Munro, H. watchmaker
Maxton, J. B. & Co. engineers
Leith Siiw M'lU.i
Ferguson, Davidson, & Co.
wood-merchants
Hughes, Edwin, saw-maker
_ Borthwick, A. & C. merchts.
Dalil, A. saw-mills
JUNCTION ST (GreatX
{JVorth Leith )
Hutchison, A. grocer k wine-
merchant
Anderson, William, carter
Gains, Wm. shipmaster
Milne, John, victual-dealer
Simpson, .Jno. baker
Miller, Alex, shipmaster
Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
KEIR STREET.
5 Milclielihill, Peter, sur.reon
I 5 Campbell's, Mrs, lodgings
5 M-Gill, Mrs
5 M'Keiizie, Rev. A.
5 Claik, Hugh, merchant
3 Pretsell, -Mrs
7 .Mijsoii, Tliomas, b^ker
9 James, Wm. boot and shoemaker
I 1 Fowler, Mrs W.
I I B*^ll, Miss, ladies' school
II Bel!, Robt. C eno.avL-r
1 1 Walker, Mrs J. W.
II Murrav, Miss, lodgings
1 1 lAI'Owan, Mrs
I I Paterson, William, merchant
15 Milne, Mrs
17 F"airley, James, grocer
17 Stewart, Mrs
17 INIatheson, P. teacher
17 .Melviile, Oliver, H.
17 Cochrane, Mrs
19 Sinclair, Mrs, midwife
17 Hunter, :\Irs R.
1 7 Siriie, Mrs
17 Hunter, Miss
18 Hill, J. grocer
16 Atkinson, M. excise-officer
16 Johnston, Miss, lodgings
10 Gillon. R. (of Giilon 6c Son)
8 Robertson, Joseph, merchant
8 Jack, A. printer
8 .M'Cuul, Jas e£(j.
8 Cleik, Geo. lale merchant
8 Haining, Wni. Capt. of Police
6 Biin, Miss
4 Ritchie James
2 Lorinier. Gc-orgp, builder
2 Gibson, William, corn merchant
2 Henderson, Mrs M lodgings
KERR STREET.
1 Crichton, James, grocer, house 8
2 Lvall, i\lrs
2 Ersliine, Mrs
2 Black, Mrs, lodgings
2 i\li ne, T. archil ct it engineer
3 Bovvmin, John, ilraper
4 Brown, William, baker
4 Hutchison, Wm piovision shop
5 Thomson, Mrs
5 Miicgregor, John, tailor
5 Giay, Capt. John M-
5 Little, John, cabinetmaker
6 Henderson, J. & Co. H<-shers
7 Park, Thomas, bootmaker
7 Collie, (j'eo. hairdresser
8 Reoch, Iiiglis, esq.
8 Kennedy. Thomas H. teacher
8 Russell, A. Edinburgh Gas Co.
8 Scott, Robert, writer
8 Cu'hbertsiin, John, mason
8 ,\loir, Thomas, esq. wri'er
9 Clarkson, William, grocer
KING STREET (GREAT.)
3 .Miller, Mrs
3 Somerville, James, S.S C.
3 .Ah ton, Capiam
5 M'Keiizie, A. teacher of music
5 Anderson, Misses ',"j
7 Pender, Tiiomas, esq.
9 Jardine, John, esq. advocate
13 Bell, John B. esq. W,S.
I 5 Douglas, F. Brown, esq.
17 Cathcart, J. esq.
19 More, John Shank, esq. advocate
19 More, George, esq. W. S.
23 Stliart R. esq. of Arnot, adv.
25 Turt.bull. VV. B D. D. esq. adv.
27 Forman, J. N. esq. W.S.
27 Fornian, George, esq.
27 Forman, Mrs
29 Macdonald, M. N. esq. W.S.
31 Tweedie, Graham, and Anderson,
esqrs. W.S.
31 Tweedie, John, esq. W.S.
33 Lamont & Newton, esq. W.S.
33 Newton, James, esq. W S.
■'55 Grant, Joseph, esq. W.S.
57 Boyd, A merchant. Leith
39 Ainsiie, Robert, esq. W.S,
41 Sutherland, Miss
4 1 Irnrie. James, writer
41 Winscom, Mrs
1^^ Dundas street
47 Reid, Robert, contractor
47 Macfarlane, Thomas, writer
47 Pow, James, esq. surgeon
47 Crombie, W. B. minature paint.
47 Dalrymple. Wm. esq. S.S.C.
47 Nisb t. Miss
49 Craigie, George
49 Cowan, Robeit, esq. W.S.
49 Henderson, Robert, esq. advocate
51 Wood, Mrs Andrew
53 Dnnliip, G. & O. esq 3- W.S.
53 Dunlop, George, esq. W .S.
55 Young, William, esq. W.S,
57 Scott, R, E. esq. accountant
59 Arkley, Patrick, esq. advocate
61 Sang and Adam, esqrs. S.S.C.
63 Scott, W. D. esq.
67 Auld. William, esq.
67 Mitchell, David, S.S.C & N.P.
67 Mitchell, Wilham, S S.C.
67 Fluids, Andrew, esq.
67 Wilkie, Robert, builder
67 Barron, John, esq. accountant
67 Greig, James, of Stamp Office
69 Hamilton. Tlios. esq. architect
1 Kennedv, Jolin, esq. W.S.
75 M'Neilf, Duncan, Right Hon.
Lord Advocate
73 M-Neill, Archibald, esq. W.S.
75 Hopkirk, J. G. esq. W.S. ;
77 M'Lagan, Peter, esq.
79 Whighain. Robert, esq. advocate
81 Bell, Archibald, esq. advocate
81 Bell, John, esq. W.S.
83 iMaxwell, J. H. esq. advocate
83 Nicholl, A. lodgiuijs
85 Spalding, W. esq. S S.C. & accU
85 Rolio, Airs Hugh J.
85 i-'ark, John, esq. advocate
S5 Bhukie & L<igan, dressmakers
85 RolJo, Hugh J. esq.
87 Scot, iMiss, of Trinity
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185
^6 Cimaiiij^liam Miss
86 Cuningham, W A. esq.
86 WiglU. Airs Colonel
84 Yaiiiewicz. F. esq
84 Rutlieif'iiid G. writer
84 (ioold, Miss
84 Dewar. Miss
82 Bruce, John, esq.
80 Souter, James, esq. W. S.
78 Duncan, Thomas es(|.
76 Roberliioii, H. J. esq advocate
72 Allan, Sir William, ariisl
70 Thomson, Robt. esq. advocate
68 M'Intosh & Ducat, \V. S.
68 Ducat, James, esq.
66 Roliertson, William, S.S.C.
66 Brooks, Misses
64 Rutherford, Robert, esq. W S.
60 Goidon, John, esq. of Cairn-
bulg. advocate
58 Low, William, esq. accountant
56 Ai'Laren. Neil, esq.
54 Menzies, Major
52 Dewar, John, esq. advocate
50 Spence, Jo. esq. surgeon- dentist
48 INlacaulay, Dr Alex.
46 Keay, iMrs
46 Stott, William, glazier
44 Dick, A. C esq. advocate
^"Pitt street
42 Belfrage, Mrs Ur
40 Christie, Wm. esq. writer
40 Kerr, -Miss, dressmaker
40 Flandre, Monsieur de
58 Field, A. G. esq. R.N.
36 Chatto, Miss
34 Steuart, James, esq. S.S.C.
32 Skene »& Macrae, esqrs W.S.
52 Rlacrae, John, A. esq. W S
28 Buchanan, John, esq. of Carbeth
26 Kerr, Mrs Captain
24 Kerr, C. 1\I. wine merchant
22 Penney, William, e.'^q. advocate
22 Robertson, Charles, esq. advocate
22 Robertson, William, esq.
18 Fleming, Miss
16 M'Donald, James, esq. advocate
14 Hamilton, Sir William, bart.
] 4 Dickson, A. W. suigeon
1 4 Dickson, David, advocate
12 Gordon, E. S. esq, advocate
12 Gordon, Major J.
10 Campbell, Mrs
8 Napier, George, esq. advocate
6 Duthie, Walter, esq. V\'.S.
4 Black, Mrs, lodgings
4 Dickson, George, S.S C.
4 Campbell, Archibald, lodgings
4 Mason, Mrs
4 Dudingston, J.C R. esq,
'J Gunn, R. shoemaker
KING STREET (LITTLE.)
5 Gilbert, J. spirit-dealer
5 Aitchison, Alexander, baker
7 Grierson, Mrs
7 Philiiis, Step, messenger G.P.O.
KING STREET (I.eltk.)
1 Pope, James, wine-merchant
8 Munro, Mrs
15 Gray, Mrs, spirit-dealer
19 Ciunii, 31 rs. gro;-er
24 E'lmond, George, teacher
26 Davidson, J. and Co., chip-box
factory
KING'S STABLES.
H Todd, James, victual-dealer
12 Weslgarth, Thomas, engineer
M'.Murtrie, Thomas, Inn
Barrie, James joiner
Affleck, A. innkeeper
Brice, R. tiinner
Castle Bank,
Henderson, Andrew, cooper
Crawford, Thomas, smith
KIRKGATE {Leith.)
1 Bruce. P. & W. spirit-merchts.
2 Walker, G. & J. drapers
3 Patersons Court,
Walker, J. (of G. & .1.)
Scott & Allan, uine-merchts.
3 Walker, Alex, late of Excise
4 Mylner, J. and J. ladies' dress-
warehouse
5 Brown, Wm. & Son, tobacconists
6 Grieve, John, victual-dealer
6 Dudgeon, Jn & Co. merchants
7 Ralph, John, confectioner
9 Walker, A .rope & twine maker
10 Spence, David, bootmaker
11 Webster, M. siraw-hat maker
13 Brown, G. B. spirit-merchant
14 Burge and Co. hatters
15 Ford, W. & Sons, grocers and
spirit-dealers
18 Farmer, Robert, eating-house
21 Mowat, Wm. cowfeeder
22 Aiiihison, David, draper
23 Nicholl, Jn. & Jas. saddlers
2 4 Inglis. John, warchouseinan
Morton s entry
2^ Mo'r, Hugh, com. traveller
24 .Miller, William, baker
24 Taylor, Francis, lart\< rigli t
2.5 Lindsay, Thos. snoe-merthant
26 Glen, George, broker
28 Wood, John, cutler
29 Eunson, M. straw- hat maker
30 Adamson, Jn. late shipmaster
30 Euinson, T. B. tailor
30 M'Kay, John, A. & B. oflicer
50 Lind, And. & Son, tailors and
clothiers
50 Brash, Peter, clerk
30 Cooper, Robert, clerk
il I.aiidels, Thomas, flesher
32 Thomson, Misses, milliners
3 i Charles, Daniel, hatter
J5 Williamson, James, tailor
iS Hryden. James, flisher
:37 Lockie, William, provision shop
Weir's close
43 Skilling, John, shoemaker
44 Currie & Mossman, cork-cutters
47 Stewart, Andrew, grocer
48 Keir, Miss, furnishing shop
49 Colston, James, mason
.51 Thorburn W. & Sons, merchts.
52 Howie, Mrs, lodgings
,52 Hunter, Mrs
.52 Murray, Peter, of Customs
52 Munro, Gilbert, of Excise
58 Gilchrist, Geo. painter
5.5 Forest, X. tailor and clothier
.55 Jarvie, J.imes, late shipmaster
,56 I)onald-on, Wm. spirit- dealer
,'8 Smith, David, baker
59 Downs, Alex, corn dealer
59 Reid, David, nurseryman
59 Thomson, A. jun. of Customs
59 Smith, Charles, grocer
59 Cunningham, Jas. spirit-dealer
59 Miller, James
60 Kt-rr, Mrs, stoneware merchant
f)l Robertson, Miss, milliner
i'i'6 Aitchison, Mrs Thomas
')'6 Spalding, Miss, dressmaker
'I'fi Scott, John, umbrella-maker
67 M'Ritchie, Mrs. spirit-dealer
68 Crawford, Thomas, baker
69 Cumming, Mrs
70 Dunn, John, hairdresser
71 Dennis, James, provision shop
72 Jackson, David, shipowner
7,3 Lindesay, James, b.iker
75 Pairment, William, grocer
76 Blyth, fllrs
76 Ciilchrist, George, painter
76 Smith, George, tailor
76 Merrilees, Blrs, milliner
76 Peddie, J. Excise
78 Archibald, James, surgeon,^.
79 Alexandtr, James, grocer '
81 Black, M. grocer
82 Kyles, Alex, baker
84 Sabistan, Mrs Helen, grocer
St. Anthony street
85 Hill, James, grocer
86 Law, JIrs, lodging-;
87 Thorburn, Fra. pr<lvision-^h,)p
89 Durie, James, baker
90 Abernethy, Scoit, watchmaker
90 Thomson, William, bootmaker
90 Law David, tailor
91 Junkison, William, flesher
9.3 Paris, John, shoemaker
95 Wiilker, James, baker
96 Ben net, Forrest, draper
97 Gibson, Mrs, lodgings
97 Crawford, Mrs, slater
97 Bliickie, Mrs Walter
9S Wilson, Joseph, spirit-dealer
Giles street
)9 Carstairs & Robertson, merchts.
99 Trinity House
J. J>mith, master
100 Uichardsoii, Wr. bookseller
102 M-Donald, Lewis, druggist
105 Neilson, John, letter-carrier
104 Boyd, William, dairy
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Brickwork close
107 Kay, Daniel, shoemaker
109 Comb, James, cooper
109 Hunter, Rob. and Son, smith?
Hamilton, Thos. spirit-mercht.
112 Crawlei/'s court
113 Grieve, John, victual-dealer
1 14 Dodds, Robert, hairdresser
115 Watson, Geo. late shipmaster
116 Robertson, Miss E. silk and
worsted shop
117 Porteous, Lilly, grocer
118 Anderson, Jas. teach, of music
118 Dickson, D. silk-dyer
118 Thorburn, James, plumber
1 18 Ti-mpleman, Mrs, midwife
119 Gibbon, A. commission-agent
120 Lamb. John, grocer
Storriei alley,
Harlow, John, nailer
124 Miller, William, baker
125 Stevenson, Miss J. dressmaker
126 Morrison, A. spirit-merchant
130 Weir, Thomas H. baker
13) Mould, Andrew, grocer
132 Hay, James, biker
133 Alldidice& Langton, stationers
134 Walker and Brown, drapers
135 Henderson, Geo. tailor
136 Cameron, James, hatter
137 Veitch, John, cork- man u fact.
137 Watson, k. wine-mercliant
138 Duncan, C. embroiderer
139 Bowe, W. and T. tea-dealers
140 Elliot, Mrs, midwife
142 Thomson, J. victual dtaler
145 Hunter, Mrs, furniture-dealer
144 Wight & Scott, victual dealers
147 Finlayson, Thos. chemist
LADYFIELD PLACE.
1 Brown, Jas. of N. B Insurance
5 Thorn, J. dentist
4 Bladworth, Wm. merchant
5 Dickson, James, wright
LADY LAWSON'S WYND.
6 Comon, D. agent
14 Towert, John, bootmaker
16 Hardie, A. cabinetmaker
25 Ogg, ftliss, diessmaker
25 Brown, Miss, dressmaker
41 Linton, A. spi.it dealer
■41 Brown, John, tobacconist
Cattle Market
LAURISTON LANE.
1 Eraser, William, printer
2 Gu'.hrie, Rev. Thomas^
3 Denham, James, esq. ACS.
4 Boak, A. tanner
5 iluthefford, Wm. merchant
6 Wallace, Misses
7 Mtrr/iant Maiden Hnfpifal,
Miss Leechmaii, governess
8 Morrison, J. esq. A.CS.
9 CruickshaTik, E( ward, Esq.
, 10 Scott, David Dundas, account,
Wharton Lane.
1 Cahill, Mrs
2 Glover, Jame.s, of Tax office
2 Thomas, (of Neil & Glover),
brass -founder
3 Imrie, James, cabinetmaker
Buckle, J. esq. Wharton House
LAURISTON PLACE.
1 Hay, Daniel, grocer
2 Peter, Cliarles, merchant
2 Ford. James grocer
2 M Covvai) D surgeon
2 Campbell, Mrs
2 Logan, ]\li5s
2 Wright, Mrs. lodging's
3 Smith, Wi liam, clothier
6 Russel, John, wright
2.i Caineron, John, G.P.O.
25 Laurislon Place, West
25 Boak, William, tanner
27 Cunningham, Thomas, esq.
29 Borthwick, Mrs sen of Crookston
51 Agnew, Mrs Vans
35 Keir, ftliss
37 Peddle, Rev. James, D D.
39 Milne, J. brassfouiidi-r
41 Scott, Miss boarding school
43 .Mitchell, James, S.S C
45 Alexander, T. esq. surgeon
47 Chalmers, David. IM.D.
49 Crease, J. B. (of W. Crease
& Sons)
51 Wood, Rev. J. J.
51 Henderson, John, merchant
1^" Archibald pl'ice
55 Nicolson, William, grocer
55 Robertson, James, bootmaker
57 Grant, John, esq.
59 Oswald, John, tobacconist
59 Campbell, George, flesher I
59 Liddle, Mrs
59 Bremner, Mrs !
59 Bremner, G. S. of Stamps and
Taxes
59 Ormstone, Frederick, wiiter
61 Mitchell, James, wiiie merchant
63 Campbell, J. baker & confec.
65 Wilson, Mrs
65 Munay, Mrs William
65 Elliot. R. writer
65 Smith, Geo. leather factor
65 Inglis, Jolin, leathei- factor
67 Fairley, James, grocer
1'_'8 M'Auhur, John, provision shop
126 Simpson, Mrs, ladies' school
126 Downi«, Alex, writer
126 Rae, Mis
r_4 Dodds, Mrs
122 Bruce, Rev. William
1 'J'i Macandrew, Robert
120 Donaldson, Mrs J. L.
1 1 8 Clark, Mrs
1 18 Pateison, Robert, me chant
1 18 Arthur, Rev. Andrew
116 Luke, Mrs James
112 Finnic, Mrs
112 Plummer, John, flesher
112 Erskine, Miss
1 1 2 Crabbie, H. merchant
112 Jameson, Mrs
112 Menzies, Mrs
1 10 Usher, J. & T. brewers
108 M'Lauchlan, John, grocer
106 Dickson, James, merchant
lO") M'Kenzie, Mrs Don. lodgings
106 J xkes, Rodon, esq.
106 Ferguson, Sirs
104 Wyllie, Alexander, merchant
102 Inghs, Airs, of Kirkmay
100 Scott, John. (Blackhall & Scott)
100 Dickson, Miss
100 Peat, James, merchant
100 Bonar, Mrs Thomson
100 Morison, Airs, lodgings
100 Morison, Charles, cabinetmaker
98 Beveridge, T. Knox, W.S. as-
sistant-clerk of session
96 Alexander, J. esq. surgeon
94 Aiknian, A. grocer
92 Miller, John, esq.
90 Crombie, John (A. Crombie &
Sons)
||^^ Graham street
88 Cunningham, Wm. goldsmith
86 Mitchell, Jas. P. brewer
84 Stewart, John, merchant
82 Carson, A. R., LL.D.
78 Dick, John, merchant
76 Williamson, J. city impr. office
76 Wilson, Dr John
74 Deas, M. R. esq. surgeon
7i Davidson, Mrs James
72 Davidson, Samuel, writer
70 Grieve, Walter agent
68 Cuniming. B. superv. of excise
Cattle -Market
LAURISTON STREET.
1 Grosset, James, grocer
3 .Mitchell, Jas. P. brewer
3 Crease, James
5 Smith, Mrs, straw- hatmaker
9 Hunter, William currier
9 Rix, Mrs, sick-nurse
19 Nicol, John, & Son, builders
21 Russell, John, wright
21 Adams, Mrs
21 Yelland, John, of Excise
■21 Douglas, Richard, coal- merchant
23 Fisher, D. lodgings
23 Craig, John, Advertiser Office
23 Haldane, Wm. cabinetmaker
-3 Temple, William, agent
23 Veitch, George, missionary
25 Henderson, Thomas, clerk
60 Mewhort, James, merchant
64 Linton, A. grocer
50 Hardie, Andrew, cabinetmaker
4i Melrose, William, cowfeeder
38 Stewart, Mrs, grocer
28 Killock, J.
20 Kennedy, Win. grocer
14 Phiraester, R. wright
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LAURISTON TERRACE.
1 Munro, Captain John
2 Robertson, Jiiiiies, merchant
2 M;iben, Mrs
'_■ Wei h, Mrs
2 Dallas, Alexander, quartermaster
2 Lamb, H. clerk
LAWRIE STREET,
{Leith )
1 Marshall, Mrs Thomas
2 Thomson, Mrs
4 H<iU. Robert, smith
4 Russel, Mrs John
5 .leiikiiison, James, spirit-dealer
6 Taylor, Francis, wri^'ht
6 Dodds, Alex, late of Customs
8 Humf, J. & E. dressmakers
LEGGET'S LAND.
1 Smith, Miss E, slraw-hatmaker
1 Thom, James, chimney-sweeper
1 M'Donald, Alex, shoemaker
6 Shillinglaw, R. builder
2 Robertson, P. grocer
LEITH STREET.
3 Thomson, Henry, tobacconist
5 Rutherford, Wm. wine-mercht
7 Rodgers, John, hairdresser
7 Irvine. Mrs D.
7 Ritchie. Hugh H, engraver
7 Henderson, James, tailor
7 Lennie, James, peifumer
9 Robinson, Aw. fringemaker
1 1 Mackinally, Peter, watchmaker
1 3 Tress, John F. & Co tea-dealers
17 Campbell, D. Bible depot
1 9 Lamb, Thomas, confectioner
2 1 Thomson, Hen. carver and gilder
vl Lamb, R. C. agent
21 Castle, Mrs
21 Castle, J. jeweller
21 Farquharson, G H. jeweller
21 Hender^on, Geo. coppersmith
21 Stephenson, R. combmaker
25 Davidson, Mrs, lodgings
21 Grierson, Robert, jeweller
23 Balfour, Andrew, hosier
25 Stephenson, R. combmaker
29 Ritchie, James, watchmaker
31 Morison, James, bootmaker
33 Litilejohn, Thomas, confectioner
35 Butchard, Mrs, lodgings
7)5 Kimber, Wm. mail-guard
35 Symington, Miss, clear-starcher
Z5 Short, James, Loan Office
35 Isbister, Thomas, grocer
37 Hardie, James, tobacconist
39 H:iy, Peter, watchmaker
41 Nicholson, John, bootmaker
43 Brown, Richard, hosier
45 Gray, James, wine-merchant
76 M'Donald, John, bootmaker
74 Russell, A. tea, wine, & spirit-dlr.
7 J Henderson, A. beef-steak shop
70 Mackenzie, J. & T. jewellers
6'< Thomson, Edward clothier
64 Watt, Alex, tailor and clothier
Mireylees, R. F. jeweller
60 Blackball & Scott, combmakers
58 Ea.ston, John, wright
58 Robertson, James, cowfeeder
56 Cushnie, Alexander, glover
54 Vernon, A. E- & Son. jewellers
50 Alston, J. steak shop
48 Watt, John, turner
46 Buwack, Nicol, bookseller
44 Watt, H stationer & bookseller
Greenoak, Robert, bootmaker
40 Gentleman, Jas. metal-merchant
40 Fraser, James, shooting saloon
58 Gregg, John, bootmaker
36 Grierson. Robt. jeweller
34 Lyon, F. A. cutler
30 Tweedie, Thomas, hosier
28 Henry. Mrs, milliner
2G Farquharson, C. H. jeweller
22 Montignani, W. R. music-seller
16 Ker, Thomas, surgeon
I 8 Baxter, J, & J. slaters and glaziers
II Lennie, J. jeweller
li Sutherland, Alex, bookseller
8 Dow, J. and T. bootmakers
6 Johnston, J. tobacconist
2 Rennie, Mrs, fruiterer
15
37
LEITH STREET TERRACE.
1 Cormack, D. &Son, ironmongers
1 I.,amb R. C. commission agent
2 Kipptn, Alex, hotel and tavern
3 Armstrong, George, agent
4 Rodford, J. inspector of mails
5 Fraler, William, lodgings
5 Hill, Mrs, lodgings
5 Gunn, Andrew, lodgings
5 (irady, John messeiiger-at-arms
5 Burgess, Alexander, mail-guard
7 Dunn, Wm. cabinet-maker
8 Glover, James, painter
9 I'.urleigh, Alex, lodgings
9 Christie, Misses A. & M. straw
hat makers
9 Brown, ftlrs, lodgings
9 Reynold-, T. bootmaker
9 Little. Mrs, lodgings
9 Home, Robert, engraver
10 Donaldson, Wm. picture-dealer
1 1 Mather, J. & Co. warehousemen
I 1 Smith, John, carver and gilder
1 1 Vipond, Thomas, tavern
I I Thomson, Mrs, tavern
1 1 Henderson, Mrs, corset-maker
1 1 Macpherson, INIrs, U dgingi
11 Menzies, James, shoemaker
12 Inglis Miss
13 Dow, James, oyster tavern
13 Union Loan Co.; J. Williamson
manager
\:i Henderson Adam, tavern
13 Henderson, Walter, com.trave'le
LEITH WALK.
1 Fraser, Alex, dyer
Heriot court,
20
A.G. Somerville, esq President
of G. P O.
Ness, David, marble cutter and
sculptor
Foj rest & W. C. Hay, silk dyeri
Hall, John, stocking maker
Rough, Archibald, chairmaker
Bell, James, teacher
M-Dougall & Co. brokers-
HdinhiiTph Foundry,
J R. Patterson
Fraser, James, spirit-dealer
Currie & Hoey, silk dyers
I'aterson, And niachMie-maker'
Carstairs, J. and J. combmakers
Douglas, IMrs, dairy
Slight James, tk Co. engineerr
Lmii, Thos. school slate maker
David Carstairs, gardener
Allan, Mrs, gardener
White. T. esq Greenside House
Lawrie& Ferguson, marble cutters
Dickson and Co.'s nurseries
Smith. Henry surgeon
Shanklie, William, nurseryman
Lluyd, H. F Theatre Royal
Heriot' s bvildiilfjs.
Hay, Peter & Robert, silk- dyers, 1
'—(See Adv)
Auld, John, shoemaker
Watson, Alexander, spirit-dealer
Reid, David, & Son, nurserymen
Reid, Thomas nurseryman
Nelson, Thotnas dairy
Park, Andrew, timb i -merchant
Smith's plitct,
Harper, Joseph, esq. 2
Black. W (of Stewart & Black) 2
Blackie, T corn, traveller li
Buchan, Matthew, rectifier, 2
Robinow, .\ merchant, 4
Miller, Wm. wood merchant, 6^
Cowie, Mrs William, 8
Napier, C. H of saw mills, 8
Brown, J. draper, 8
Wilson, And ew. S S C. 8
Carstairs, Mrs Dr 10
John Raimes, esq.
Raimes, J. and R. & Co agents
Blanchard, G. (J. & R. Raimes
& Co.) 17
Blanchard, Thomas (of Do ) 17
Jackson R. R (of Do.) 7
Bruce, Airs, 15
Neil, John, merchant 13
Henderson, C- J. agent, 1 1
Salter, Miss, 1 1
Sommerville, John, agent 9
Marshall, Rev. William, 9
Smart, Rev. John, 7
Morton, Hugh, esq. 3
Spence, Mrs John, I
Ronnldsim' s bvildings,
Waterston, A.&Co.car\ers, 1 &2
Cree, Robert, merchant, 3
Richmond Joshua, secretary to
Trinity House, .3
Finlayson, Wm, excise officer
188 LEI EDINBURGH AND LEITH
LEO
Laird, Mrs Anthony, lodgings, 3
M'Neill's place,
4 Minto, George, merchant
Morton, S. & H. implement ma-
Duncan, Thomas, spirit-dealer
4 Astley, Tlios. manuf, chemist
nufacturers
Reid, David, nurseryman
4 Mancor, Wm. musician
Craig & Rose, drj'salters
Leitch, James, upholsterer
Bell, lAJrs 3
Andersons place,
Allisoji's place.
2 Watson, James, esq.
Robertson, Thomas, grocer, 5
Alexander, James, grocer
2 .Morrison, Charles, agent
Anderson, Mrs, 2
Allison, J.& Son, vinegar-makers
2 Nisbit, Mrs
Anderson, Mrs, 1
Stead's place.
2 Nimmo, F. J. merchant
Anderson, J. & Son
Wood, John, spirit -dealer
2 Ewan, Mrs W.
Zeith Walk Foundri/,
Waldie, James, merchant
1 Smith, John, shipowner
W/iitfield place,
M'.Murray, James, esq.
MiddlefiM,
Peat, David, fruiterer
Mabon, A. B. esq.
Douglas, Wm. of Com. Bank
Stewart, Mrs And. trunkraaker
Stead, Misses
Bertram, Mrs
42 Wightman, William, wright
Arnot, David, clerk
AUardice, Miss
Stevenson, Thos. cinder-mercht.
M'Murray, W. & J. wire-cloth
Croal, J. royal mail-coach makei
36 Johnstone, J. coach builder,
manufacturers
Shrill) place.
34 Philip J. & R. wood merchants
Sprinajield,
8 Stott, William, grocer
Petterson, John, agent
Lindsay, Alexander, gardener
6 Nisbet, A. cabinetmaker
52 Waldie, James, coal-merchant
Walker, John W. merchant, 3
6 Puller, J. Y. writer
Crown street.
Knox, Thomas, of Customs, 4
6 Sinclair, P. F. esq.
Philip, Andrew, esq. 1
Lawton, Mrs, 4
6 Ruddimaii, Alexander, engineer
Wlutfield house.
Stewart, John, esq. 5
Thorburn, William, baker, 5
Machattie, John, agent
6 Aire, Mrs John
Veitch, Robert, grocer, 7
Home. Alex. G., M. D. 2d Dra-
Sliotts Iron Foundry;
7 Banks, D. tailor
goon Guards
Mackie, John, smith
Alexander Sinclair, manager
7 Dykes. R. bootmaker
Orchardfield,
4 Russell, A. flesher
Qneen'i place,
Thomson, Robt. spirit-dealer
4 Nicholson, W. laker
Geddes, Archibald, merchant, 1
Johnston, John, spirit-dealer
Moffat, James, late baker, 5
Davidson, D. corn merchant, 2
Carse, David, coach-proprietor
Maxwell, H. esq. ShmbhiU house
Dunlop, Wm. mercht. Leilh, .i.
Allison, Andrew, gardener
Wallace and White, sculptors
Gibson, 'M. harbour-master, 4
King's place.
Eagle and Henderson's Nurserv
Hardie, Drummond, shipowner, 5
13 Hogg, David, agent
Old li„t,„tic C.>tt„,e,
Slurrock, J. brassfounder, 6
13 Hitchcock. J D. esq.
Dodds, William, gardener
Whitelaw, William, bootmaker, 7
12 Spence, William, silk-mercer
Smith, W. grocer, 9
11 Crabbie, R. S. merchant
LEITH WYND.
Foot of the Walk
11 Hay, Robert, silk -dyer
3 Wilson, John, J. P. officer
Cassels' place.
11 Bonar, Jiiss Lilias
22 Eraser, Jn. picture frame maker
22 Robertson, Thomas
1 1 Forster, John, traveller
41 JM'Call, James, grocer
21 Cunningham, Jas. spirit-dealer
4 M'Farlane, Robert, clerk
42 Anderson, John, grocer
13 Clarkson, Robert, china-merchant
3 Fra.ser, Mrs A. M.
46 Shepherd's court
]5 Kirk, Robert, shipowner
3 Hay, Peter, silk-dyer
55 Currie, Mrs, grocer
14 Si \5 Aldridge, Brothers, & Co.
2 Gibb, Mrs A grocer
58 Ronaldson, G. edge-tool maker
colour-merchants
1 Charleston Coal Companj/,
89 Spence, James, spirit-dealer
16 Johnstone. William, agent
Andrew Walker, manager
90 91 Wale, James, beam and scale
Miller, William, timber-merchant
Fife place.
maker
13 Chambers, Miss
10 Peat, John, esq.
McLaren place.
12 Veitch, John, merchant.
9 Brown, Mrs, midwife
Spencer, James, 4
11 Ford, William, menchant
8 INIason, Mrs, grocer
99 Smith, Alex, spirit-dealer
10 Watt, Robert, merchant
6 Allan, Miss
College Ciiurck
10 Stewart, A. (of Stewart & Black)
6 Henderson, And. late merchant
Lady Gknorchi/'s Chapel
Thomson, William, corn-factor, 9
6 Johnstone, James, agent
Lcith Mill Road
Kidd, John, merchant, 8
5 Tod, J. B. merchant
Neilson, Clias. teacher, Glad
Leask, J. J. ironmonger, 7
4 Smart, R. C. engraver
stone's InstilutLn
Chalmers, Miss, 7
3 Ranken, Miss
Morrison, ftliss, matron
Watson, A. wine-merchant, 6
2 Hardie, Mrs Peter
Maul, Miss, 5
1 Elder, Thomas, merchant, Leith
LEOPOLD PLACE.
Grindlay, iMrs James, 4
1 Trotter, Thos coal- merchant
! Clark, R. tea merchant
Grindlay, Thomas, esq. 4
Pilrig place
2 Mitchell. Ed. surgeon and ocuHst
Grant, Rev. Dr James, 3
2 Home, GeorgS, esq.
2 Mitchell, J. G. engraver
Anderson, Robert, candlemaker, 2
2 Eraser, Thomas, merchant
3 Davidson, John, A.,\l. teacher
M'Laren, G. A. merchants, 1
2 Lawrie, A. merchant
5 Home, G. Y. (A. Usher & Co.;
Hope street.
1 Hay, Mrs, grocer
3 Thomson, Miss A.
Fletcher, P. supervisor of Excise
1 Caird, William, of Customs
3 -U'Laren, D. clothier
Thompson, Geo. merchant, 3
1 Hall, Mrs William
4 Ashworth, Mrs
Smith, William, merchant, 4
(reorge's place.
5 Moodie, Alls
Grinlay, Miss, 6
6 Bookless, Jas. warehousemen
6 Swedaian, Thomas, druggist
Reoch, James, merchant
5 Taylor, James, esq.
6 Kinnaird, Miss
Turcan, Mrs, 2
4 U right, Mrs, lodgings
6 Tweedie, Thomas, hosier
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LOT
189
6 Graham, James (of JMortimer &
Graham)
6 Crighton, Mrs
7 Clerk, Mrs Robert, lodgings
8 Adams, Andrew, wine- merchant
10 Cla k, A. lithographer
11 Godby, Frederick, esq
1 1 Morton, Mrs, lodgings
1 1 Gray, James, corn-merchant
11 Hamilton, Mrs Alex.
[J^S" Windsor street
12 Borthwick, C. esq.
15 MilKr, J. (Miller & Arthur)
13 Moffat, Thomas, flesher
14 Knox, ]Mis Captain Trotter
15 Fvfe, And. esq. S.S.C. &N.P.
15 P'hilps, Jos. (VVilshire & Thilps)
15 Gellally, John, engraver
15 Gray, iMrs
16 Bertram, .f. A. esq.
J 7 Moncrieff R Scott, esq.
18 Gibson, Francis, esq.
18 Porteous, Miss
1 8 Watson, Miss
18 Tavlor, Daniel, esq. S.S.C
18 Taylor, Mrs
18 Taylor, P. H., S.S.C.
18 Stewart, John A. lodgings
18 Wilson, William, writer
19 Laid law, R. esq. S.S.C.
20 Howden, Mrs J. A.
2 1 Lee, Miss
21 Mann, Miss
21 Nicolson, J W. engineer
21 Thomson, John
21 Sanderson, Miss
21 Turnbull, Miss
LESLIE PLACE.
1 Orrock, James, tailor
Cuthbertson, John, mason
Shanks, David, joiner
LEVEN STREET.
2 Lee, William, corn and flour mer.
4 Tweedale, George, builder
5 Frasei, Mrs J. grocer
14 Manuel, P. clerk of works
Turner, T. gardenei &spirit-dlr,
16 Lyon David, spirit-dealer
18 Wilson, Andrew, wright
Leven Lodge
LINKS PLACE.
I Giaham, R. Smith, wine merch.
4 Watson, Mrs Ebenezer
5 Hay, J. Edinburgh Ropery Co
LOCHRIN.
I,orhrhiDistdl<-ry; J. Haig& Sun
Haig, James, esq.
Haig, David, esq.
LOCHEND ROAD, {Leith.)
Webster, Wm spirit-dealer
[Callender, David, tanner
Ross, Robert, gardener '
Ross, David, gardener^
Stewart, Thoma-, gardener
Gordon, James, esq. Hawkhill
LONDON STREET.
1 Anderson, Robert, S.S.C.
1 M'Lean. Mrs
1 Clark, R. esq. S.S.C.
1 Burn, Peter, R. N.
5 Miiiilinent, J.imes, esq. advocate
;i Logiin, W. H. esq.
5 M'Nair, Mrs John
7 Blackburn, Samuel, artist
7 Paton, Miss
7 Ritchie, James, clothier
7 Kinnear, Mrs
7 M-Culloch, J. Brit. L Co. Bank
9 Allester, David, esq. W..S.
9 Muriay, Andrew, bootmaker
11 Spalding, William, esq. advocate
\3 Nimmo, A., Brit. L. Co. Bank
15 Campbell, iMiss
17 Walls Misses
17 M'Uregor's, Donald, lodgings
17 Jamieson, Thomas, baker
I 7 Smyth, Mrs
I 9 Pillans, Jas. esq. professor
21 Grant, G. esq. advocate
2.1 Johnston, John, accountant
'23 Sandyman, Airs
23 Malcolm, Ale.x. pianoforte maker
:'3 Il^nken, ]\Irs
25 Hepburn, Miss
25 Cliishulm, J. K. surgeon
31 Nagle.Mrs
33 Ainsley, JMrs
35 Lawson, James, esq. W. S.
33 Ramsay, IMrs, lodgings
33 Torrop, James, esq.
33 Clapperton, Miss A M.
55 Brown, John, esq. M.D.
57 Gray, James, ironmonger
~7 Beattie. Mi'is
37 JNliller, James, engineer
39 Wilson, J. Rie, civil engineer
39 Wilson, James, esq. W S.
39 Wilson, Hatton. esq. W.S.
43 Shaw, A. tailor
47 Thorburn, Thoma-i, draper
47 Jameson, Thomas, baker
53 Brims, A. bootmaker
54 Beveridge, Robert, baker
5i Craig, Adam, spirit- dealer
48 Richardson, James, accountant
48 Hare, Mrs Capt.
-J8 Oliver, Mrs
48 Anderson, Robert, teacher
48 Stark, William, builder
44 Boog, Miss, dressmaker
36 Johnston, Robert, jun. W.S.
34 Macara, James, esq. W.S.
54 Dironi, William, wright
54 Ferguson, William, esq.
34 Grant, Mrs
32 Miller, Mrs
50 Dun, Andrew, esq. W.S.
28 Han lyside, Mrs R.
28 Bonnar, Williani, painter
■-'8 Gordon, R. (Bank of Scotland)
-'8 Tod, John, clothier
28 Scott, Mrs James
28 Fairley, George, artist
26 Stuart, A. esq. writer
24 Cassells, Alexander, W.S.
'i2 Ogiivy, Miss Jane
22 Wallace, And. Shotts Iron Com-
pany
22 Pringle, Andrew, esq.
22 Fortune, Miss
22 Edgar, Mrs John
22 Hodge, Miss
20 Henderson, Miss
18 Hutchison, A., S.S.C.
16 Howie, A. accountant
16 Paton, Thomas, bookseller
14 Crighton, Lieut, -Colonel
1 2 Hamilton & Macknight, esqs, W.S.
12 Macknight, A. E. advocate
10 Pattison, G. H. esq. advocate
8 Oliver, Miss
8 Buchannan, Chas. S.S.C.
8 Campbell, Mrs T.
8 Anderson, Mrs Charles
4 Ross, John, S S.C.
2 Whitelaw, Miss
2 Dods, Mrs
LONDON ROW, {Leith.)
Brand, William, of Customs
M'Callum, Malcolm, steward
Russell, Mrs E.
Craig, John, missionary
Young, James, cooper
Elgin, Ri bert, teacher
INIenzies, John, shpmaster
Bruce, George, painter
Slorrison, W shipmaster
Buck, Richard, R.N.
M'Kean, Lieutenant William
Smith, David, agent
Dick, William, ballast- master
M' Vicar, Miss
Mackie, Thomas, shipmaster
Ferguson, Alexander, agent
Laing, William, agent
Bannatyne, Robt. fishery office
LORD RUSSELL PLACE.
Edgar, James, painter
Zeigler, Mrs
Cooper, Miss
Robertson, Daniel, agent
Richmond, James, grocer
Dunn, Alex, late grocer
LOTHIAN ROAD.
JBraehoHse ; Isaac Scott, post-
master to the Queen
St. Cutkbert's lane,^
Paterson, Andrew, smith
West Kirk Cliarity Workhouse i
M'illiam Gra)', house governor
Johnstone, John, teacher
Miss M. Lamb, matron
190
LOT
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
MAD
Duce, Wm. Riding Sctiool
Riiyal Menage
Rnyal Navnl and Mil. Acad./
Captain Orr, superintendant
Menzies, A. seijit.
Ritchie, James, sculptor
Simpson, James, plumber
Field, Thomas, builder
M'Intosh, John, saddler
Turner & Co. lithographers
Royal Horse Bazaar ;
John Laing & Sons, postmasters
Johnston, J. & Co. ooach-builders
Diorama; Jos. Hall, lithographer
Blackadder & Yule, stone-carvers
Harrower, John, stone-merchant
Craig & Napier, builders
Wilson, James, wright
Ldthian-Road Chapd
Millons, T. jun. wood- merchant
4 Anton, James, agent
2 Howison, John, arcliitect,
2 Shaw, William, manager
2 Bruce, John, baker
2 Young, Mrs
3 Meinzies, William, surgeon
5 Lauder, IMrs Geoige
5 Millons, Thomas, jun. tinnber-
merchant
5 Lindsay. James (Seisine Office)
5 Beattie, Geo. & Son
7 Bennet, Rtv. David
Morrison, James weight
Campbell, A. collar maker
M'Culloch, Thomas, plumber
Gieig, John, and Son, smiths
Carlyle, William, sale and livery
kennel
Ritcliie, T. sculptor
Siddie, Ji hn wright
Ramage, A. Briitannia-raetal ma-
nufacturer
Hutchison and Co. coach -builders
Drummond, John, mould maker
St. Cuthberfs Glebe,
Fairbairn, Mrs James
Bruce, Mrs A.
Donaldson, J. student
Jackson, Thomas, spirit-dealer
West Kirk and Manse ;
Veit(h, Rev. James
West Kirk Recorder's Office
St. John's Chapel.
LOTHIAN STREET.
3 Chalfners, Jas. vinegar-maker
S Kerr, Thomas, tailor
8 Kerr, R. classical teacher
5 Oswald, John, tobacconist
7 M'Innes, James, tinsmith
9 Stevenson, P. instrument- maker
1 1 Richardson, J. teacher
11 Smith, M. lodgings
11 Henderson, A. leather-merch&ftt
1 1 Miller, Robert, candiemaker
11 Usher, Hugh, clerk
1 1 Hiirdie, Wm. lodgings
13 W^slon, Mrs, worsted shop
15 Weston, Rd. & Co. booksellers
17 Wishert, John, baker
21 Ritchie, Miss
21 Kirkvi^ood, Charles, accountant
'31 Petrie, John, bookseller
21 Goodsir, John, surgeon
SI Anderson, Peter, tailor
23 M'Intosh, R. dairy
25 Weston, John, bookseller
Miller, Alex, saddler
29 Henderson, W. victual-dealer
33 Hume, Mrs, grocer
35 Peltet, Mrs, lodgings
S5 Whitten. John
35 Stott, Wm. grocer
:^9 Murie, Geo. cabinetmal<er
41 Miller, Mrs Alex, lodgings
41 Ducat, Thomas, agent
41 Mackinlay, Miss
41 Stmple, Mrs, lodgings
41 Middleton, Miss R. French stay-
maker
41 Middleton, Miss, dressmaker
41 Tinsley, Mrs E. lodgings
47 Thomson, John, smoke-curer
47 Hoffman, J. R. plainmaker
49 Broun, Robert, bookselltr
51 Cameron, D. painter
53 IMuir, Andrew, bookbinder
53 Gunning, R. H. surgeon
53 Cameron, H. & J. dressmakers
St. Patrick's Chapel
55 Wilson, James, spirit-merchant
56 Clark, Dr
56 Arthur, Wm., stone-merchant
56 Richards, Mrs, milliner
56 Moir, Ch. (SirW. Forbes & Co. )
56 Constable, J.& M. siiawUcleaners
54 Campbell, A. milliner
54 Cameron, J. & P. gen. carriers
52 Muir, Wra. wine &spirit-mercht.
50 Miller, A. bootmaker
48 Gardner, Miss
46 Smith, John, agent
46 Smith, IMrs, dress cleaner
44 Stotts, William, grocer
42 Patterson, Rev. W.
42 Wilson, Francis, lodgings
42 Budge, A. (of Innes & Budge)
42 Innes, R. (of Innes & Budge)
42 Innes, Mrs
42 Conway, Mrs, lodgings
42 Cornet, Mrs
40 Ketchen, William, baker
32 M Culloch & Co. ham shop
30 Bryden, Mrs
30 Henderson, Wm. victual-dealer
30 Williamson, Mrs, staymaker
30 Gumming, Mrs James
30 Lees, Robert
■-'6 Scott, Mrs Andrew, flesher
22 Hutton, D. and Son, clothiers &
tailors
20 Hamilton, A. & Son, bootmakers
18 Laurie, M. lodgings
18 Graham, Andrew, spirit-dealer
18 Proctor, Mrs, lodgings
16 Bell, Walter, boot & shoemaker
14 Sinclair, John, baker
12 Gardner, Geo. fruiterer
10 Vernon, W. F. druggist
8 Lindsay, Jas. draper
6 Stevenson, P. instrument makecLl
6 B lird, John, grocer
4 Lind, Wm. victual-dealer
2 Rutherford, A. wine and sjiirit.
dealer
LYNEDOCH PLACE.
1 Hardie, James, merchant
2 Stuart, W. attorney & accoun'ant
3 Murray,Mjr.Gen.l.,H.E.l.C.S.
4 Cubitt, Mrs Col.
5 Hay, Misses
6 Weir, Mrs Major
6 Weir, James, esq. M. D.
7 Baillie, Mrs
7 Young, And. Bank of Scotland
8 Campbell, IMrs James
9 Tennant, Patrick, esq. W.S.
10 Crokat, Jliss
1 1 Buchanan, IMrs H.
12 Kerr, Dr, M.D.
13 Dalgleish. James, esq. W.S.
14 Walker, Miss
15 Russell, Dr, M.D., F.R.C.P.
16 Brown, Mrs Johnstone
17 Swinton, Miss
18 Alexander, R. wine-merchant
19 Black, Mrs Captaiu
1 9 Black, Dr F.
19 Farquharson, Major-general
21 Watson, Miss
22 Tait, Mrs
23 M'Gregor, P. merchant
MACDOWALL STREET.
I M'Gregor, Wm. spirit-dealer
1 1 Kennedy, Robert grocer
14 Laurie, A. and Son, turners
22 Glasgow, .John, spirit-dealer
12 Neilson, Greig, hand-railer
8 Lawson, Andrew, of G. P. O.
8 Campbell, James, silversmith
8 Hay, James, brace and bitt-
maker
MACKENZIE PLACE.
1 Donaldson, G. grocer
2 Tally, Jas. lodgings & waiter
3 Sprott, Mark, tailor
4 Arnold, James, baker
5 Hutchison, John, builder
5 Gloag, Peter, writer
6 Fullerton, .John, esq.
5 Bell, Alex, (of C. I. Banks)
r> Thomson, Mrs
5 Ramsay, Mrs
8 Forrester's, Mrs. lodgings
8 Millar, Thomas H. accountant
8 Brown, Mrs, lodgings
8 M-Millan's, Hugh, lodgings
MADEIRA PLACE iLeith.)
Souter, Peter, shi|)master
Swaiison, Danitl, shipmaster
MAI
STREET DIRECTOllY.
MAR
191
Henclirson. JanifS, shipmaster
Scott, Andrew, shipmaster
Ritchie, A. of L. &. E. S, Co.
MADEIRA STREET iLeith.)
Paterson, Mrs Robert
Paterson. D. A merchant
Thomson, Wm., shipmaster
Field, Miss Eliza, teacher
Gavin, Wm. shipmaster
Scott, A. shipmaster
Glover, John, builder
Tingman, John, of docks
Robertson, Arthur, shipmaster
MAINPOINT.
Main Point Sreicery ;
James P. Mitchell, brewer
1 Cowan, N, liquor-merchant
Buist, John, flesher
Shaw, R. cowfeeder
MAITLAND STREET.
] Stewart , I. & Co. tavern-keepers
1 Watt, Andrew, upholsterer
2 Hunter. Captain G.
3 Wisbart, Mrs P.
4 Keir, Mrs
5 Dallas, Mrs
6 Balderston, Mrs
6 Balderston, James, esq.
7 Hay, Adam, esq. W.S.
8 Macneil, Captain Andrew
9 Fullerton, Miss
10 Hutchinson, Mrs
12 Wilson, Adam, depute clerk of
session
13 Boyd, Mrs
13 Cogan, Mrs
14 Robertson, Miss
15 Kirkland, Miss Eliza
16 Steuart, M-ss, of Steuart Hall
17 Norie, Miss
18 Gilmour, Miss
19 Steuart, Miss, of Bennie
20 Stewart, Miss, of Allanbank
21 Campbell, Mrs, of Kilmarlin
22 Porteous, J. grocer
2.S Porteous, Miss, milliner
23 Carmichael, Wm. A.C.S.
23 Leatham, F. M esq.
24 Watson, Mrs, lodgings
MAITLAND ST. (WEST.)
1 Anderson, James, Wright
2 Haldon, G. mason
3 Brown, Miss E. C.
4 Eddington, Capt. George
5 Aitken, James, S.S.C.
6 Balleny, John, esq.
7 Smith, John A., M. D.
7 Smith, James, architect
8 Nicholson, J. O. esq.
9 CuUen, Mrs James
10 Grant, Robert, bookseller
11 Morrison, Thomas, writer
11 N/sbet, Thomas, auctioneer
12 IM'Fiirlane, D. spirit-deakr
13 Whitecro-is, temp, coffee-house
14 Legget, Robert, victual-dealer
14 Lavvson, Robert, spirit-dealer
Hnyniarket
Cochrane, H. spirit-dealer
RxiLWAY Station.
CEdinhnrgh <^ Glasgow. J
Henry Lees, superiutendant
William Mood, sub-manager of
goods department
Robert Thornton, superinten
dent of locomotives
Parcels and Goods Office Sta-
tions— 8 St Andrew st. Edin-
burgh, and 10 Shore, Leith
Coal Offices —
James M'Kelvie
Western Coal Co. So. Coates
Robert Duncan, weigher.
1 James M'Naugh ton
2 James M'Kelvie
3 An Irew Smith
4 William Wilcocks
b Thos. Howey & Co. carriers
6 George Bruce
J. and P. Cameron, carriers
MALTA TERRACE.
3 Ronaldson, Mrs
4 Napier, Win. teacher of music
5 Steel, John, esq.
6 Monro, Jas. (of Wilson & Co.)
7 Cleland. Mrs William
8 Telfer, J\Irs
Home, George, esq.
Cushnie, W. escj. Malta Green
MANOR PLACE.
1 Monteilh Mrs, sen.
I Hcndtrson, John.jun, builder
1 Drummond, Mrs
2 Turner, j\Irs
3 Ogilvy, George, esq, of Cove
4 Smith, Mrs
6 Erskine, 3Iisses
7 Paterson, George, esq.
8 M'Kenzie, John, esq. S.S.C.
9 Alexander, D. portrait-painter
9 Ramsay, Charles L. esq.
9 Butler, Miss of Faskally
10 Ferrier, Miss
10 Peter, Miss
10 Griffith, A. C. merchant
1 1 Edmonstone, Miss, of Newton
12 Bryce, Rev. Dr Jas.
13 Chambers, William, esq.
14 Wallace, Mrs, of Auchinvole
14 Wright, W. Burt, surgeon
15 Austin, Miss C. of Bellwood
18 Robertson, Mrs
1 9 MoncriefF, Mrs
MANSFIELD PLACE.
1 M'Glashan, D. wine-merchant
2 Mason, Hector, writer
2 Lawrie, R. D. merchant
2 West, Miss G.
5 Hardie, John, merchant
6 Johnston, James, tobacconist
G M'Kenzie, Mrs
6 Wyllie, John, manufacturer
6 Kerr, An. A. (Royal Bank)
6 Armstrong. G. agent
6 Rae, John, agent
8 Ross, James, S.S.C.
9 De- Lisle, Rob.-rl, esq.
10 Sutherland, Hugh, grocer
10 Alexander, R. painter
MARKET PLACE,
{^Stockbridge.)
2 Mitchell, J. turner
5 Lamb, James, glass-stainer
13 Roxburgh, James, spirit-dealer
MARKET STREET.
2 Murray, George, bfiker
3 M'Gregor, John, letter-carrier
3 Ballantyne, Jas. letter-carrier
3 Kidd, Thcmas, letter-carrier
3 Reid, Gilfillan, fishmonger
3 IMalcom, R., mason & contractor
7 M'Naughton, John, spirit-dealer
6 Lewis, James, grocer
9 Lewis, John, grocer
12 Paul, James, grocer
[7 Haxton, William, spirit-dealer
I 8 Mary King's close
18 Malloch, P. &Son, map-mounters
Gumming, Thomas, wood-mer-
chant
Thomson, James, dairy
Dick, Robert, cabinetmaker
Nurmal Sess. School
MARKET STREET (LOW.)
1 & 2 Greig J. & Co. china ware-
house
5 Brown, H. china warehouse
6 Macfeat, W. china-merchant
MARKET (FISH and GREEN.)
1 Brabner, Andrew, fruiterer
1 Card, Margaret, fishmonger
2 & 3 Anderson, Jn. fishmonger
4 Reid, Gilfillan, fishmonger
5 Dalziel, Robert, fishmonger
6 Reikie, James
10 Murray, Mrs
I I Cameron, Mrs
12 M'Lean, Mrs
15 & 16 Dodds. Mrs J.
20MTntosh, Mrs
23 Foot, Mrs
24 White, Mrs
HIGH MARKET (Fleshmarkkt.)
6 M'Millan, T. sen. flesher
7 M'Millan, T. flesher
LOW MARKET.
5 Dores, Thomas, flesher
6 Kellock, Alexander, flesher
Nisbet, R flesher, 14
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MIDDLE MARKET.
1 & 2 Phimmer, John
3 & 4 Forgie, R. flesher
5 JMoodie, James, flesher
6 Cowan, George, flesher
8 M'ilkie, Duncan, flesher
MNaughton, John, wine and
spirit-merchant
9 & 10 Gray, James, flesher
12 & 13 Taylor, Thomas, flesher
18 Anderson, William, flesher
19 Cathie, Thomas, flesher
23 & 24 Moffat, T. flesher
25 & 26 Smart, James, flesher
Greenfield, Andrew, flesher
Campbell, George, flesher
Grant, John, flesher
Trotter, Thomas, flesher
Burns, John, flesher
Darh'ng, Robert
Knowles, Andrew, flesher
Swan, James, flesher
MARKET (POULTRY.)
6 Young, Mrs, & Son, poulterers
7 Simpson, Charles, poulterer
MARKET (VEAL.)
1 Dempster, G. spirit-dealer
4 Lawrie, William, flesher
MARKET (BROUGHTON.)
1 & 2 Laing, John, flesher
3 Charles, G. flesher
4 & 5 Carmichael, Wm. flesher
6 & 7 Richardson, Ro. flesher
1 1 Orr, Mrs, green-grocer
Robb, John, builder
MARKETS (SOUTHERN.)
Wood, John, flesher, 25,26 & 2:
Buckham, James, 5 & 6
IM'Intosh, Mrs, green-grocer, 8
Shepherd, jMrs H. green-grocer
Scougall, Jn. flesher, I,3&28
Stetdraan, John, flesher
MARKET(STOCKBRIDGE)
4 & 5 Chisholm, Robert, flesher
8 Young, John, flesher
12 Thyne, William, flesher
18 Baird, iMrs, fruiterer
23 Young, Peter, flesher
27 Dunlop, A. flesher
MARY PLACE.
3 Ross, Mrs
4 Beatson, Mrs
5 Maughan, Ed. J.
6 Edgar, Mrs Alexander
7 Landale, Mrs
8 Aitken, Mrs
8 Allan, Alex, writer
8 Fraser, Mrs
8 Dick, Thomas, engraver
8 Brown, Mrs
D Brodie, Caj.'tain
!0 Hobb. John, writer
Murray, Mrs
MAYFIELD LOAN.
Rosebank,
Niwton, Ro. inspector of roads
Thorburn, J. and T. builders
3Iitchell, Adam, gardener
Brown, T. spirit-dealer
Hamilton Place, JVewington,
Eiiiot, William, spirit-dealer, 1
Dalzell, Alex. esq. 2
Shadwick, Wm. merchant, 3
Kerr, James. Lieut. 5
Rutheiford, W^alter, esq. 6
Anderson, Miss H. 7
Sinclair, C. R., S.S.C.
Forbes, Francis, esq. 9
Sanderson, Jas. H. of S. & Son
Brown, Capt. T. Mayfidd Cot
Alexander, William, dyer 5
]\Iacdougall, Mrs A. .3
Craigie, Rev H. N. G., A.M. 5
Gordon, Mrs, 3
Allan, Alex, mill-wright
MEADOW PLACE.
Argyle park,
Baird, V. C. esq. wine-merchant
ll^a rrendfr lodge,
Miller, Archibald, esq.
WesterhiiU lodge,
M'Craw. John, shoe-merchant
IVesterhall cottage.
Miller, David, printer
^feadoiu lodge,
Sanderson, Mrs
1 Kinnaird, Lt.-Col.
2 Brown, Rev. Dr. William
3 Brown, Miss M.
4 Cheyne, Mrs William
5 Elder, John, bookseller
6 Irving, David, esq. LL.D.
7 Gardner, Mrs James
8 Sibbald, Mrs John
Sibbald, Walter, ironmonger
9 Simpson, Hunter, librarian
1 1 AflBeck, Henry, spirit-dealer
12 Cameron, IMrs James
MTsaac, John, tailor
Laing, Edwd. Hercules Ins. Co
18 Clazy, George, city missionary
17 Kerr, W^ra. spirit- dealer
19 Thomson, Wm. S.S.C.
20 Stott, J. H. leather-merchant
MELBOURNE PLACE.
1 Ferguson, Alex, confectioner
2 W'ebster, Brothers, & Co. grocers
3 Baillie, Robert, tailor
3 Todd, J. & T., button manuf.
3 Galloway, William, tailor
3 Frame, L. bookbinder
4 M'Pherson. John, lamp-maker
5 North British Adi-erlisir Office ,
7 J. & J. Gray, printers & publ.
7 Gray, Jame.s, printer
7 Mordant, 3Iiss
MELVILLE PL. (NORTH).
2 M'Gill, G. flesher
3 Lamb, Thomas, spirit-dealer
4 Finlay, James, writer
4 Edington, Geo. lodgings
4 Murray, Geo. lodgings
8 Sanderson, G. and Co. grocers
10 Gray, John, dairy
1 1 Sanderson, G. merchant
11 Grant, George, lodgings
n Legget, R. Skinner
II Graham, T., painter
13 Smith, J. A. baker
14 Stirling, Robert, spirit-dealer
14 Keddie, T. cabinetmaker
MELVILLE PL. (SOUTH.)
I Graham, T. painter & glazier
1 Kirkhope, John, grocer
3 Richardson James, victual-dlr.
4 Rogers, William, stationer
5 Irving, David, >pirit-dealer
6 Fife, Mrs, v ctual-dealer
7 Clarkson, James, draper
8 Noble, Jas. carver and gilder
9 Fair, i\Irs
MELVILLE STREET.
1 Tait, John, esq. advocate
3 Pagan, Dr, F.R.C.S.
5 Tod. John R. e.sq. W. S.
7 Campbell & Trail, esqrs. W.S.
7 Campbell, David, esq. W.S.
9 Tod, A. B. esq.
9 'I'od, Miss
II Tytler, Lieut. Colonel
13 Martin, Miss
15 Ramsay, Dr John
19 Lindsay, John M. esq. W.S.
:^1 Mitchell, Alex. esq.
2:5 M'Kenzie, Mrs
27 Fullerton, Lord
29 Rolland, James, esq. W.S.
,)I May ne. Major- General, C. B.
.■i3 Cuningham, Chas. esq. W.S.
55 Dewar, Mrs, sen. of Vogrie
37 .Alaughan, Captain Philip
39 Catticart, Mrs
43 Bell, George Graham, esq. adv
1^^ Melville crescent
1 Limond, Mrs Robert
45 Campbell, R. N., esq.
47 Buchanan, Mrs
49 Grant, Robert, esq. advocate
51 Wilson, William, esq. C.S
53 Paul, Robert esq. Com. Bank
55 Galoway, Capt. R.N.
5'Z Erskine, Mrs
57 Riddel, John, esq. advocate
59 Welsh, Rev. Dr.
56 Lmgmore, Adam, esq.
36' Laugmore, John A, esq. W.S.
52 Colt, John Hamilton, esq.
50Waddell, William, esq. W.S.
48 Stevenson, W. esq.
4o' Mouteith, Rev. James
14 Gumming, Mrs
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42 IMayne, Robert, esq.
40 Fraser, Wm. jnn. esq. W. S.
SS Menteath, A. S.. esq. W.S.
Sfi Sheafle, Gen. Sir R. H. Bart.
34 Goldie, Alex. esq. W.S.
34 Goldie, William, esq. W.S.
32 Anderson, Thomas, esq. adv.
3'2 Anderson, Blrs Dr
30 Ponton, Mungo, esq. W. S.
2'i Smith, Mrs Elizabeth
18 Greig, Mrs
16 Baird, John, esq.
14 Sandwith, John, esq.
12 M'Alpin, Miss
10 Colquhoun, John C. esq. adv.
4 Innes, Dr James
4 Broun, Mrs, of Johnstone Burn
4 Broun, Archd. esq. advocate
2 Cawthorn, Mrs E.
2 Watt, Chas. lodgings
2 Forbes, Patrick, esq. writer
2 Simpson, John, tea- merchant
2 Galbrailh, C. esq. writer
2 Glen, John, (W. & J. Glen)
2 Brown, Mrs, lodgings
MERCHANT STREET.
1 Smail and Co. china-merchants,
house 2
2 Gillon, Wm. merchant
3 Stevenson, John, innkeeper
10 IMirshiill, Mrs
10 Hill, J. grocer
12 Usher, James & Thos. brewers
MIDDLEBY STREET.
1 Murray, D. esq. accountant
3 Campbell. Captain D.
5 Hogg, Thomas, esq.
7 Johnston, Miss
9 Roughhead, Wm. merchant
J 1 Carfrae, ]Misses
10 Fraser, IMiss
6 Ntwham, Peter, gent.
4' Wright, J. inspector Royal Bank
4 Wright, J. writer
2 Bancks, C. J. ironmonger
MINTO STREET.
1 Duncan, Mrs William
2 Clephane, Capt. R.N.
3 Spittal, Lady
4 Anderson, Charles, esq.
5 Fraser, R. jeweller
6 Johnston, Rev. G.
7 Hunter, Miss Agnes
8 Kilgour, Jas. of Register- Office
9" Hossack, Mrs
10 Lamb, Dr J. Stewart
10 Spencer, Mrs
1 1 Melville, George, esq.
12 Gibson, Jas. (Gibson & Co.)
13 Fleming, Mrs R.
14 Lindsay, Jas. W.S.
13 Blyth, Charles, merchant
16 Murray, Mrs Wm.
1 7 Hitchener, Mrs. G.
iS M'Gregor, J. esq. banker
If) Craig, Archd. (Craigs Brothers)
20 Kennedy, William, esq.
21 Reid, James, esq.
22 Taylor, Michael, merchant
23 Cooper, Thos. button merchant
21 Richardson, R. merchant
4 Leslie, Colonel J.
5 Brody, C. M. esq.
6 Blyth, R. B. agent
.32 Forrester. Mrs Robert
33 Wilson, Mrs
34 Duncan, Mrs, of Parkhill
34 Ford, William, esq.
[^= Middhhy atreet
35 Paterson. G. of Bank of Scotl.
3fi Murray, Peter, esq.
.37 Gallie! J. B. merchant
38 Andrew, James, M.D.
39 Latta, IMrs T. A.
40 Anderson, Dr Andrew
4 I Marshall, Mrs.
42 ]M-Laren, James, tea-merchant
43 James, Alexander, esq. S.S.C.
44 Fraser, John, merchant
45 Brown, W. jeweller
47 Cunningham, Mrs
48 Thomson, Miss H.
4 9 Dickson, Jas. stationer
50 Howden, JIatthew, esq.
51 Hunter, Miss C.
52 Robertson, Miss H.
MITCHELL STREET {Leilh.)
3 Gillon. John, manufacturer
6 Sinchiir, Wood, coopeT
7 Blackie, Walter, cooiier
1 1 Stodart, George, merchant
15 Bisset, Miss, dressmaker
14 Hay, Mrs
15 Saunders, J. cabinetmaker
24 Glover, Mrs William
24 White, Robert, grocer
24 Laird, A. cooper
26 Mailland, Mrs
30 Dunlop, Geo. spirit- cellars
30 Howie, A. C, agent
33 Edington, James, merchant
34 Black, John, & Co. merchants
34 Paterson, Robert, chemist
36 Betls& Co. distillery
39 Drybrough, N. cooper ^
MONTAGUE STREET.
1 Fisher, Alex, grocer
3 M'Queen, John, commission agt
3 Young, Thomas, lodgings
3 Torrance, Mrs
3 Blyth, R. merchant
3 Thomson, L. ironmonger
7 Blair, Miss
9 Miller, James, ironmonger
9 Isles, Andrew, currier
9 Mason, J. esq.
9 Donaldson, Airs
9 JMonteith, Brydon, baker
15 JI'Martin, Dun. clerk
15 Greig, Miss Mary
15 Simpson, Robert, merchant
15 Stevens, A. bookbinder
17 Thoinson, Mrs W.
19 Menzies, Mrs
1 Gray, Mrs
21 Davidson, Mrs
21 Hepburn, Mrs
21 Wilson, F. (R. Cadell's)
.'3 Anderson, Thomas, esq.
25 Hume, A. esq.
27 Skill, Mrs
'J7 Fryer, Mrs
27 Waterston, Mrs
27 Skirving, Miss
27 Hamilton, Wm. bootmaker
29 Todd, William, esq.
31 Ross, D. W, esq.
33 Thomson, Miss A.
:V^ Hume, Mrs
33 3Ioir, Robert, of G. P.O.
.i3 Balfour, Thomas, agent
33 M'Naughton, Mrs
33 Addison, Miss
\t5 Laing, Miss
37 Forrest, Robert, house-factor
39 Cunningham, William, cleik
39 Gracie, Mrs
i9 Laurie, Mrs
39 Taylor, Mrs
41 Laing, William, esq.
43 Murray, John, esq.
45 Whyte, A stationer
45 Moxey, R. J. clerk of police
MONTGOMERY STREET.
2 Poison, A. lea & spirit-mercht.
4 Hewat, Mrs
4 Fairly, T. S. esq. S.S.C
4 Anderson, Isaac, esq. S.S.C.
4 Heriott, Mrs
4 Henderson, Mrs
4 Henderson, Thomas, M.D.
4 Ebsworth, J. teacher of music.
— See App.
4 Shanklie,Geo. of Dickson & Co.
13 Carse.Thos. (of J. Curse & Sou)
13 Dickson, Mrs
1 1 Low, Joseph, writer
13 Paterson, George, builder
13 Scott, T. (J. & T. Scott)
13 Sandeman, W. B. collector of
shore dues
14 Spens, Mrs General
MORAY PLACE.
1 Douglas, Lady Christian
2 Balfour, Capt. William, R.N.
3 Gordon, Mrs
4 Burnett, J. H. esq. W. S.
5 Douglas, Mrs
6 Learmonth, ,Iohn, esq.
7 Monypenny, Alex. esq. W. S.
8 Wauchope, George, esq.
9 Scottuli [aslitutinn
10 Campbell, A. esq. BIythswood
1 1 Dickson, George, esq.
12 Hope, Rt. Hon. Charles
13 Hunt, Jas. esq. of Pittencrieff
1 4 Mercer, Geo. esq. of Gorthy
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15 Grant, Sir G.M'Pherson, Bart.
ofBallindalloch & Invereshie
16 Robertson, William, esq.
17 Scott, Mrs
^^ Donne ttrract
18 Gowan, Alex, solicitor
18 Brown, James, esq.
1 8 Gracie, J. B. esq W S.
20 Hope, Right Hon. John, Lord
Justice-Clerk
21 Horsley, Mrs
22 Drummond,Sir FrancisWalker,
Bart, of Hawthorndean
23 Cuninghame, Lord
24 JeflFiey, Lord
26 Oswald, Miss, of Dunnikier
27 Melville, Misses Whyte
28 Playfair, Mrs
28 Coventry, Mrs Dr
28 Cunningham, Miss
29 Coventry, A. esq. advocate
.SO Cuninghame, Alex. esq.
31 Hope, Dr T. C. professor
81 Hope, Jobn, esq. W. S.
SI Hope, James, junior, esq, W.S.
32 Hamilton, Miss
33 Sprott, Mrs, of Clapham
34 Hume, Miss, of Ninewells
36 Purves, Miss
1^^ Great Stuart street
37 Lacon, Mrs Joseph
38 Kerr, The Rt. Hon. Lord Robt.
39 Bruce, Mrs, of Kennet
39 Bruce, Hugh, esq. advocate
40 M'Killop, Gtorge, esq.
41 Weir, Misses, boarding-school
42 Anstruther, James, esq.
43 Farquharson, Mrs General
1^^ Forres street
44 Durham, Mrs Gen.
45 Banks, Miss
46 Murray, Miss
47 Moncreiff, Lord
47 Moncrieff, Wm. esq. accountant
48 Scott, Mrs, of Sinton
49 Coventry, Rev. George
£0 Horn, Robert, esq. advocate
MORAY STREET.
1 Young, Mrs Josiph
1 Young, Sam. teacher
2 Lyle, Peter, esq.
5 Mitchell, Wm. of Excise
5 Christie, David, agent
5 Kirkland, John, of Customs
9 Anderson, Misses .T. and M.
9 Wemys, Wm. Shotts foundry
Kerr, Miss
MORNINGSIDE.
Porteous, William, farmer
Airth, John, esq. surgeon
Murningside Place,
M'Ritchie.W. D. esq.
Laurie, Mrs C.
Graham, William, builder
Tod, General S. H.
Law, Miss F. lodgings
Forrester, P. R. teacher
Morningnde Church
Kirkbank villa,
Wingrara, Matthew, esq.
School lane,
Henderson, Mrs A. lodgings
Wilkie, William, esq.
Esfilin cottage,
ivr Donald, Mrs, lodgings
Charles, Mrs Esplin, lodgings
Black, John, baker
Brown, Alexander, tailor
Wilson, Miss H. B. dressmaker
Denholm, J. and W. smiths
Robertson, Jas. wriglit
Kemp, Robert, victual-dealer
Stephens, Miss E. S dresSmak.
Miller, M. gardener
Linklater, Mrs, grocer
Campbell, Dick, shoemaker
Deuchar, J. esq.
Falconer, Alex. esq. Falconhall
Steers place,
Steel, Mr» 1
King, Berry, e>q. 2
Royal Edinburgh Asylum,
W. M'Kinnon,M. D. physician;
Til. C Walker, house-steward
Smith, Thomas, spirit-dealer
Simpson, James, grocer
Jordan lane,
Robb, Mr Thomas
Kemp, G. M. architect
M'lntyre, Donald, esq Jordan
Bank
M'Murdo, Misses
Gilbert, Jas. tailor
Cheyne, Chas. surgeon
Boyack, Alex. esq.
Helen's place
Dick, Jas. gardener
Jordan Burn Cottage,
Stevenson, Misses E. & C. mil
Graham, J. farmer, Egypt
Johnston, J. gardener. Braids-
burn
Ballantyne, J. farmer, Up. Braid
Denholm, M. farmer, Buckilane
Kay, James, spirit dealer, Lou-
don-burn
Fainilton, A. S. farmer, Hillend
Finney, J. farmi-r, Swaiiston
Steedman, J. farmer, Boghall
Currer, John, farmer, ComiUon
Torience, G. farmer, Greenbank
M'Callum, J. farmer, Piewland.',
Maihison, Archibald, gardener,
Plewtands
Porteous, John, overseer, Craig-
house
MORRISON STREET.
1 Brough, William, grocer
4 Law, Mrs, laundress
7 Young, Mrs George
8 Sniibert, Tlios. esq.
8 Jones, Francis, G. P. O.
9 Maury, Anthony, esq.
.SO Radley, Wm. tavern
31 Cochrane, Mrs
.51 Clerk, John, esq.
31 Ryrie, G. late brewer
31 Rodgers, Jas. ironmonger
MORAYFIELD {Leitk.
Bryden, James, gardener
MORTON STREET,
(Leith.)
Schaw, R. merchant
1 Weir, T. H. baker
I Rogers, A. late agent
1 Wilkie, Miss
3 Watt, J. (J. A. Bertra n & Co.)
3 Robertson, Mrs
3 Reid, Robert, merchant
3 Dalzell, Mrs J.
3 Walker, Jaines, tlraper
3 M'Naughton, Allan, shipbroker
4 .Mercer, Mrs
5 M'Kinlay & Deans, merchants
5 Smith, i\Irs John
6 Rintoul, Misses, teachers
Hutcbeson & Rodgers, wood*
merchants
Donaldson, Wm. pipemaker
Goalen, Thomas, wright
MOUND PLACE,
I Tait, James, plasterer
1 Tait, John, architect
1 Stillie, James, bookseller
2 Simpson & Gr.-iham, silver- plat.
2 Cuming, Jas port rait- painter
2 Aikman, John, S.S.C.
2 Wylie, James, victual-dealer
Crerar & Co. shooting saloon
Finnie, William, bruihmaker
Lindsay, William, cooper
Scuilish Jurist Office
Anderson, M. law.printer
Savings Bank, National Security
Economical Life Assurance So-
ciety, John Maitland, ag.iit
M.iitland, John, e>q. accountant
Yule, Richard, wright
Caledonian Coal Company's Office
1 1 Iiiglis, Geo. & Co. lilhographera
Hill, James, builder
Gordon's Diorama
Panorama — Messrs Marsliall
Aldridge, Thomas & Co. paper-
stainers
Spenre, Joseph, coach-builder
MKenzie, D. J. & Co. preser-
vers of fresh provisioni
Gray. John, bookbinder
Sinclair, M cabinetmaker
Henderson, John^ wright
NELSON PLACE.
3 Craigie, George, smith
2 Robertson, John, smith
1 M'Neili, Robert, wright
Henderson, Alex, coal-mercht.
N E L
STREET DIRECTORY.
N I C
191
NELSON STREET.
1 Mackenzie, Miss
1 Lyon, Miss, dressmaker
I Musgrave, W. T.
1 Ritchie, Mrs
5 Wilson, Mrs
6 Taap, W. merchant
7 Hamilton, Dr Robert
9 Douglas, Miss
11 Duncan,W.juii.esq.writer,N.P
11 Tvtifi-, Mrs
13 Crichton, Hew, esq. S.S.C.
15 Wardrop, Miss
15 M'Millan, G. flesher
1 7 Rutherford & Herries, esq. W.S
1^^ Northumherimd st.
19 Hector, David, esq. advocate
21 Chahneis, T. carver
21 Fytfe, Archibald, accountant
21 Whyte, Miss
21 Robertson, Miss, day school
21 M'Dougald, R. General
21 M' Donald, John, writer
23 Seller, William, M.D.
25 Kerr, Daniel, esq. surgeon
27 Wemyss, James, esq.
27 Crichton, Mrs
27 Duff, Donald (Edin. & L.Bk.)
27 Little, Mrs
27 Willis, Miss
27 Bonthorn, Miss
27 Balmain, Mrs
31 Hutchison, Mrs George
31 Hastie, James, spirit-dealer
31 AVyllie, Mrs
31 Caldwell, Thomas, builder
31 Pringle and Caldwell, builders
28 Anderson, Miss
26 Hanson, Wm. teacher of music
26 James, John, bootmaker
26 Miller, Mrs
26 Johnson, John, writer
24 Syme, Mrs, of Northfield
22 Aitchison, Mrs H. painter
20 Palmer, Jas. teacher of music
20 Gordon & Barron, esqrs. W.S.
20 Miller, James, esq. S.S.C
20 London Union Assurance-office
20 Pollock, Airs
20 Calder, Alexander, writer
20 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
f^g" Nortkumberlandst.
18 Youngson's, Mrs, lodgings
18 Pearce, Mrs, lodgings
18 Bews, James M. writer
15 Burnet, James, painter
16 Kay, Mrs
14 Kerr, John, spirit-merchant
12 CroU, Robert, writer
12 Stodart, Miss
12 Allan, George, painter
10 Ferrier, Miss
8 Surenne, Mons. Gabriel, teacher
« Bell, Mr,
6 Eraser, Mrs
6 Simpson, Miss
4 Leslie, Miss, of Ralynhain
2 Bremner, I^ieutenant D.
NEW STREET.
1 Lord, Thomas, spirit-dealer
Nnv Str^ft court,
Chalmers, David, wright
Watt, Miss, cow feeder
Biirges, Alex engineer
Henderson, W. inspector of gns
Blackball & Scott, comb-manuf.
Ruihven, John, engine-manuf.
Ruthven, M. W. engineer
Wright, Thomas, goldbeater
Wilson, A. & P. letterfounders
Gulland, George, baker
Riddle's entry
Wilson,' A. pianoforte-maker
Reston, Mrs, sick nurse
Ross, AVilliam, shoemaker
Grant, John, cabinet-maker
Kyle, John, coal-mercbant
Gerard, William, smith
Auld, James, cabinetmaker
Kerr, Thomas, cutler
Macphee, Mrs, milliner
Brockie, Robert, grocer
NEWHAVEN.
Maitland street.
Walker, Ale.Kander, baker
Bradbrook, Richard, lodgings
Grant, Alex, coach-hirer
Morison, John, grocer
Laing, Miss, boarding-school
London ^ Edinb. Steam Packet
Co.'s Office; R. W.Hamilton
Maitland place,
M'Farlane, Mrs Wm. tavern
M'Laren, Mrs Captain
Candlish, Mrs, lodgings
Clark, Mrs J. Old Ship tavern
Douglas, Thonias,viclual.dealer
Pattison, Mrs, Peacock inn
Jeffrey, John J. grocer
Gay, Robert, fish-curer
Thomson, Alex, grocer
Mather, James, flesher P. O.
Comb, James, spirit-dealer
Hill, Francis, liair-dresser
Johnstone, Mrs Charles
Campbell, John, spirit-dealer
Alexander, John, grocer
M' William, William, vintner
Robertson, James, baker
Naismith, John, grocer
I/iston, Durham, spirit-dealer
Waldie, Robert, coal-merchant
M' Arthur, P. W. New Ship
tavern
Jack, John, spirit-dealer
Palmer, George, wright
Hall, George, smith
New Lane,
Dryburgh, Geo. grocer
Carnie, James, senior, fisherman
Annfie'd,
Gillies, Alexander, lodgings, 4
Shanks, Mrs G.
Melieux, Mrs. I^ieutenant, 6
Mundell, Mrs Captain
Cruickshanks, Wm. gardener
Rae, Mrs, straw hat maker
Leatherdale, Mrs
NEWINGTON PLACE.
1 I-aidlaw, R. (of R. L. & Sons)
2 Dickie, H. D. of Caledonian
Fire Oflice
3 Letham, Captain
4 Knox, Dr, lecturer on anatomy
5 Pender, J. B. (Cameron & Co.)
6 Thomson, Alex, accountant
7 Park, Archibald, merchant
8 Clark, Rev. Thos. Old Church
9 Davidson, Wm. esq.
9 Aitken, J. (of J. & R. Aitkeu)
NEWINGTON PL. (EAST.)
1 Fenton, Mrs George
2 Pillans, Hugh, printer
NEWINGTON PL. (WEST.)
1 Williamson, David, grocer
2 Goldie, George, accountant
2 Chirnside, John, esq.
2 Clarke, Miss A.
3 Grant, Alex, macer
4 Gardner, Miss
5 Braid wood, Mrs W.
5 Tennant John, clerk
Forbes, A. carpenter
NEWINGTON (WEST.)
Vachell, Horatis, gentleman
1 Forrester, David, teacher
3 Gardener, Henry, esq.
3 Zeigler, Miss
3 Laidlaw, Miss
3 Robertson, Wm. upholsterer
4 Campbell, Patrick, surgeon
5 Ogilvie, Mrs
5 Ogilvie, A. (of J & A. Ogilvie)
6 Macdermed, Captain John
NEWPORT STREET.
1 Denham, A. coal-merchant
2 Glen, John, coal-merchant
4 M'Kay, James, coal-merchant
4 Peter, Miss M. dressmaker
5 Kemp, Wm. coal-merchant
5 Heardman, Andrew, teacher
6 Allan, W. coal-merchant
NICOLSON SQUARE.
1 Brown, Jas. teacher of Eng. &c.
2 Deuchar, Robert, S.S.C.
2 M'Murray, John, painter
3 Rymer, David, merchant
4 Todd, George, jun. writer
•196
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EDINBURGH AND I.EITH
NIC
4 Todd, George, accountant
ft Gentle, John, teacher
6 Jamieson, Petei, wine-mercht
a Spittal, John, agent
9 Howieson, William, surgeon
. Methodht C/i'ipel
10 Duncan, P. Wesleyan minister
11 Spittal, James, jun. silk-mercer
12 Cleghorn, Alexander, teacher
1:5 Brunton, W. &Co. cloth-merch.
14 Mitchell, Miss, milliner
14 Stevenson, Mrs J. lodgings
14 Fearns, W. teacher
14 Foyer, John, hatter
15 llobertson, Peter, haberdasher
15 Stewart, John, painter
NICOLSON STREET.
I Anderson J. junior, mercer
3 Dymock, James 11. grocer
5 Temperan e-hotel, G.Johnston
5 Fullarton, A. &Co. publishers
5 Campbell, D. agent
5 Millar, Richard, watchmaker
6 Ballantyne, Geo. merchant
5 Pridie, Mrs P.
5 Pridie, P. H. solicitor
5 Paxton, Airs
, 7 Hiiliard,H.&H.surg.ins.makers
9 Houlden, Thomas, stationer
11 M'Eauchlan, Andw. perfumer
13 RoUo, Jas bootmaker
15 Reikie, James, fruiterer
17 Mercer, G. & Son, lace-merchts.
19 Anderson, 31. York Hotel
21 Doull, Sinclair, & White, conf.
23 Hamilton, Miss, milliner
25 Pollock, P. hosier
27 M'Kenzie, A. & M. jewellers
29 M'Leod, D. sen. (of M'Leod
and Son)
31 Reid, Dr, lecturer
31 Caird, John, esq. surgeon
33 Alushet, James, draper
35 Fairley, Alex, umbreilamaker
37 M'Naught, W. & Son, confec.
39 Burns, William, tailor
43 Hill, Al'Culloch, shoemaker
45 M'Pherson & M'Rae, wine &
spirit merchants
(^^ Nicolsoi square
47 Darling, William, grocer, &.c.
49 Stewart, John, bootmaker
61 Wilson, A. flesher
53 Moffat, W. & Co. apothecaries
55 Peattie, Alexander, baker
57 Small, W. K.
59 Wilson, James, ham-shop
(Jl Bruce, James, wood-engraver
05 lieikif's court,
Barrie & Smith, straw-hatmakers
AVilson, James, tuner
Stewart, Wm. wriglits' tool-ma.
Miller & Richard, letter-found.
67 l''ortune, R. bandage-maker
t»9 Dickie, William, perfumer
73 Middlemas, Thomas, wright
73 Inglis, Jno. tailor
73 Koper, George, shoemaker
75 Finlayson, Mrs J. shoewareho
77 Ritchie, .Tas. smith
il'S Stewart, Miss M. confectioner
85 Eothian, John, tobacconist
87 White, Wm. candlemaker
i^^ West ]Vicols07i st.
89 Kerr, James, grocer
91 Inglis, James, flesher
93 M'Callum,D. &J.spirit-mer,
93 Grny's cmirt
93 Hogg, David, letter-carrier
101 Simpson, Robert, ham-shop
103 Rutlierford, Mrs, baker
105 Manuel, Geo. toy-warehouse
105 Oliver, Aliss J. milliner, &c.
197 Aitchison, Thomas, tailor
107 Rodgers, R. tailor
109 Murray, Henry, confectioner
1 1 1 Christie, A. old bookseller
Nicolson-Street chapel
117 Aitken, Walter, baker
117 Hay, George, tinsmith
rj3 Bertram, Wm. bootmaker
125 Alexander, Thos. bookseller
127 Law^s court
129 Price, James, hairdresser
133 Wilkinson, Josh, leiter-carrier
1^^ Crosscmisewai/
140 Gardner, W. C. haberdasher
138 Shillinglaw, T. E. B. artist
138 Greathead, Misses, milliners
138 Begbie, Alex, shoemaker
134 Howden, A. victual-dealer
132 Crawford, David, smith
130 Robertson, John, victual-dealer
128 Jamieson, Wm. haberdasher
1 28 Inches, Robt. (of Stark & Co.)
126 M' Donald & Co. druggists
124 Rough, Mrs Jas. candlemaker
122 Hogg, James, stationer
120 MoDgomery, Miss E.dress-m.
120 Hay, W. joiner
120 Wilkie, James, Gazette office
118 Marshall, Adam, flesher
114 Penman, Airs, tobacconist
1 1 2 Crosbie, John, tailor
112 Cook, Andrew, ivory-turner
112 Haddoris court.
Fortune, 11. bandage-maker, 2
Crawford, J. barm-brewer, 5
Eaidlaw, James, esq. 4
Allan, J. plumber, 6
Hay, Wm. cabinetmaker, 7
Campbell, Miss, slaymaker
110 Finlay, Walter, baker
108 Robertson, John, baker
106 Lamond, John, spirit-dealer
104 Gibb''s entry,
Pringle, Thomas, barm-brewer
Anderson, Misses, milliners
Gilfillan, James, builder, 1
Gibson, Mrs William, dyer, 5
Webster, George, surgeon, 5
.'^pence, AV'illiam, mason, 5
Henderson, D. chim. -sweep, 9
M'Leay, D. spirit-dealer, 10
102 Hamilton, R. spirit-merchant
98 Stewart, Geo. victualler
96 Forrest, J. & Son, bootmakers
90 Gibson, Jas. & Co., silk-dyers
86 Miller, William, baker
84 Baillie, Walter, tea & win emer.
80 Hamilton, J. silk-mercer
76 Rutherford, P. hosier
^" West Richmond st.
74 Fazakerley,H. spirit-merchant
72 Spalding, A. bootmaker
70 Al'Intosh, Allan, bookseller
70 Rombach, J. Germ, clock-ma.
68 M'Farlane, Alisses, dressmak.
68 Allan, Airs, dressmaker
66 Brown, Alexander, painter
64 Sanderson, James, cowfeeder
64 Sommerville, W. bootmaker
62 Gowans, Airs, lodgings
58 Ast/lum for Industrious Blind }
(Oliver Rintoul, manager
56 Ritchie, P. patent pressmaker
54 Walker, J. tea & wine mercht.
52 Wigbam, J. tertius, shawl-ma-
nufacturer and silk-man.
50 BosweU, Alex, brushmaker
50 Greig, John, riding-master
48 AI'Gill, John, shoemaker
48 Alay, W. furniture wareroom
48 AI'Kenzie, David, cutler
46 (Jrphoot, John, printer
46 Brook, Aliss Joan, dressmaker
46 Pursell, Aliss, day school
46 Wallace, A. staymaker
46 Tod, James, tailor
44 AVright, John, brassfounder
42 Alackintosh, John, tobacconist
40 Torrance, Robert, tinsmith
38 Asplum Jot the Female^JBLincl ;
Aliss Reid, matron
36 lledpath, D. confectioner
^^^ Hill place
34 Mathieson, John, painter
32 Nelson, R. R. bookseller
30 Aikraan, George, engraver and
printer
30 Scott, Airs John
30 Al'Isaac, J. tailor
30 Redpath, D. confect. house
26 Swan, D. bootmaker
24 Paterson, T. K. jeweller
24 Jaap, James, music-teacher
24 Hill, Maculloch, shoemak. ho.
24 Patterson, Miss, dressmaker
22 Anderson, W. and J. smiths
20 Henderson,AIiss,stw.-hatmak.
18 Grinton, Jas. haberdasher, Ao.
18 Darling, William, grocer
18 Clark, James, printer
18 Craig, Robert, late merchant
Royal College of Surgeons,
John Dodds, janitor
16 Robertson. AVm. fur. wareioom
N I D
STREET DIUECTOUy.
NOR
197
14 Sibbald, J. bootmaker
12 BuUaiUyne, G. trimming shop
10 Law&on, James, merchant
10 Brown, Mrs Dr
10 Lennie, William, teacher
10 Ferenbach, M. k D. German
clock-makers
10 M'Gregor, AVm. writing-master
10 Watson, John, tailor
10 Hamiltoti, Mrs James
10 Whyte, Uavid, victual-dealer
6 Johnston, E. and J. worsted
warehouse
4 Guthrie and Tait, booksellers
2 Jeffrey, J. & Sons, haberdash.
NICOLSON ST. (WEST.)
1 Fairley, Alex, umbrella-maker
3 King, James, ham-shop
6 Miller, Andrew, watchmaker
7 Walker, Mrs M. lodgings
13 Wood's court
Napier, John, printers' lead mkr.
15 Smart, John, flesher
Palmer s biiildiiu/s,
17 Wilson, Robert, esq.
17 Budge, Mrs
Trotter. D. of Aitchison & Co.
23 Fife, A. wine & spirit-mercht.
and ginger-beer brewer
23 Fife, Misses, dressmakers
25 Anderson, W. & J. smiths, ho.
25 Napier, James, druggist
25 Farmer, David, tailor
25 Lockie, Charles, merchant
27 Robertson, Ja. carver and gilder
29 INI'Queen, .T. haberdasher
31 liawson, William, silk-dyer
35 M'Intosh, A. Gaelic missionary
35 M'Donald, R. surgeon
35 Torrance, Robt. tinplate-worker
14 Murray, Thomas, wright
14 Rutherford, Jas. tea-merchant
14 Cox, G. & J. tanners
26 & 28 Stott, David &. J. leather-
merchants
19 Stewart, Alexander, last-maker
51 Inches, A. leather-merchant
53 BirrcH, Andw. currier, &c.
55 South Bridge Pawnbroking Co
57 M'Dougal, J.grocer&spiiitdlr.
50 Smith, Geo. leather-merchant
38 Thomson, D. J. hide & leather
factor
3G Balfour and Jack, printers
32 Rutherford, William, wholesale
wine and spirit-merchant
30 Dr BelVs School ; — Hamilton,
teacher, Jas. Bell, assistant
28 Thomson, A. & D. silverplaters
24 Gall, James, printer
12 Stott, J. H. leather-merchant
2 Laidlaw, AVm. spirit dealer
NIDDRY ST. (SOUTH.)
Donaldson, A.& Sons, tool-makers
NORTH BRIDGE.
1 Taylor & Co. coach-office
2 Cooper, Thomas, button-factor
2 Walker and Co. engravers
2 Smith, JMiss, straw-hat maker
3 Millar J. & J. hatters
5 Banks, A. junior, bookbinder
6 Walker, W. & Co. umbrella-
manufacturers
7 Howden, Cliarles, hosier
8 Williams, J. jewel-case maker
8 Brown, John, engraver
9 Gray, Philip C. stationer
10 Henderson, John, hatter
11 Millar, R. & Son, watchmakers
35 Anderson, Misses, dressmakers|l2 Scott, Jolm, tobacconist
35 Sloan, Miss, die^s-maker
37 Lindsay, James, painter
39 Thomson, William, baker
43 Livingston, A. cork-cutter
2« Usher, A. of Usher & Co.
20, 22, & 24 Usher, A. & Co. spirit.
merchants
16 Forrest, L. tea & spirit-mercht.
Soulhtrii Markets
10 Roper, Andrew, bootmaker
8 John, Ross, painter and glazier
6 Ballantyne, Miss, dressmaker
4 Robertson, James, watchmaker
2 Park, Mrs
■ 2 Spalding, A. bootmaker
2 Ogilvie, James, artist
NIDDRY STREET.
1 Hume, Alex, spirit-dealer
3 Rutherford, W. spirit-merchant
6 Hewat, Thos. leather-merchant
7 Stott, James, leather-merchant
9 Rutherford, James, flax-dresser
11 Aikman, Jas. leather-merj;hant
13 Crighton, John, tailor
14 M'Dowall, T. & W. stationers
15 Emanuel, E. & Co. hatters
17 M'Farlan, John F. druggist
18 Chisholm & Fleet, straw- hat
makers
18 Caw, John B. goldsmith
1 8 Thomson. W.A.jun.messenger-
at-arms
18 Thomson, A. accountant
18 Tax Office for Arrears
la Police Sf Prison Jssessment Office
18 M'Intosh, J. tailor
19 Searl, Wm. basketmaker
20 Mason and Hall, tailors
20 M'N aught, James, confectioner
21 Morton, W. and Co. gold-lace
manufacturers
22 Blackball & Scott, combmakers'
warehouse
23 Ferrier & 1 rench, booksellers
25 Maciniosli, James, tailor
25 Thompson, John, tailor
9b Shank, J. & Co. fish-tackle ma.
25 Robertson, .T ihn, E. engraver
25 M'Donald, D. accountant
25 Ciray, George, esq. W.S.
25 C'l,'/ Pw.r./iotf.i Office
26 Mean, A. & Co. hatters
27 Kay, James, basketmaker
27 Black, A. and C. booksellers
28 Marshall & Aitken, woollen-
drapers
28 Old Sliippinn Co.'s Office.
29 Scott, A. & Co. woollen-drapers
29 Aikman, George, engraver
29 Mould and Tod, engravers
30 Ogilvie, .J. & A. woollen-drapers
31 Purvis, William, tailor
22 Mossman, A. & Co. jewellers
,"^3 (rordon, .John, draper
34 Phin, Mrs W. fish-tackle maker
34 Grierson, R.
34 Dempsay, B. tailor
34 James, Alexander, S.S.C.
34 Archibald, R. engraver
34 White, Miss
35 Geikie, jun. perfumer
36 Harrison&Halket, wool.-draprs.
37 Taap, Wm. linen-warehouse
37 Nieol, Robert, die.cutter
37 Banks, Alexander, bookbinder
37 Gilbert, James, and Son, tailors
38 (iall, J. and Son, school-book,
tract, and Bible repository.
39 Market Stairs
40 Crouch, Wm. general merchant
41 Wells, William, tea-merchant
42 Keenan, Christr. linen-draper
43 Goldie, George, hatter
43 Meek, Andrew, hosier
43 Ferris, A. and R. ironmongers
44 Bell, George, jeweller
45 M'Nauglu, James, confectioner
46 Henderson, John, jun. hatter
46 Aitchison, J. & Co. spirit-dealers
New Buildings.
Rainbow Coffeeho. Geo. Baker
47 Mackay &Cunningham, jewel.
48 Friendly Insurance Office
48 Ross, Mrs
49 Mackay & Chisholm, jewellers
50 Cochrane, Thos. lace-warehouse
51 Peaston, Alexander, jeweller
51 Stone, George, esq.
51 Kinniburgh, Miss, dressmaker
51 Taylor, M. lace manufacturer
51 Alison, J. tailor &. clothier
51 Lindsay, Geo. portrait-painter
62 Duncan & Flockhart, druggists
53 Panton, Wm. clothier
54 Ritchie, Archibald, tavern
54 M'Queen, J. commission w re-
house
54 Finlay, Charles, tailor
54 Newton, W. H. esq.
54 Newton, C. esq
55 Tod, J. woollen -draper
56 Howden, Jas. and Co. jewelieis
198
X O R
EDIXBUEGH AXD I^EITH
O r, D
67 HtrcnlesInsiiKi'm- C'l.ofSrot/and
57 Dow's commercial lodgings
67 Whitehead, N. tavern
57 Begbie &. I^ee, engravers
58 Ford, John, glass-manufacturer
to the Queen
5!) Romanes &Paterson, silk-mer.
CO lleid& Nicholson, stock-brokers
60 Millar, A. & Sou, wholesale
warehousemen
60 Globe Insurance Company
60 Edmoiistone, Francis, engraver
60 M'Hutcheon, William, agent
60 European Life Insitr. Company
61 Cuningham, T. hatter
62 Marshall, William, goldsmith
63 Harvey, Jolm. Royal Bazaar
63 Mitchellhill, Pet. tailor & cloth.
63 Miles, William, tailor, &c.
63 Boyack, Alexander, tailor,
63 Crichton, M. H. jeweller
C3 Crichton, Walker, silversmith
64 Mackay, Jas. T. hatter
65 Wright, Wm. patent hat dep6t
66 M'Glashan, A. druggist
67 National Loan Fund Assurance
Society
67 Jameson, R. W. esq. W.S,
67 Clark, Samuel, accountant
67 Young, Thomas, tailor
67 Watt, David, engraver
68 Ren ton, Jas. H tea-merchant
NORTHUMBERLAND PL.
2 Malcom, Miss, dressmaker
2 M'Neil, R. wright
.4 Tod, Robert, painter
4 Dick, Misses dressmakers
4 Marshall, William, postmaster
4 M'Ewan, John, merchant
4 Smith, John, tailor
5 Wright, George, grocer
6 Orrock, Misses, milliners, &c.
7 Miller, Alexander, spirit-dealer
NORTHUMBERLAND ST.
1 Weir, Miss, boarding-school
3 Hamilton, Mrs
3 Hamilton. John, esq. advocate
7 AVelch & M'DufF, esq. W.S.
7 Welsh, David, esq. W.S.
9 Welsh, Miss
11 Campbell, Richard, esq. W.S.
13 Blair, Alexander, esq. W.S.
15 M'Laren, C. of Scotsman office
17 M'Kay, Robert, esq. W.S.
19 Terrot, Right Rev. Bishop
21 Fleming& Johnston, W.S.
21 Fleming, Robert, esq. W.S.
21 Johnston, J. S. esq. S.S.C,
23 Irving, Patrick, esq. AV.S.
2 J Farquharson, Dr Yt., F.R.C.S.
25 Kellack, Mrs
27 L'Auiy, J. R. esq. W S.
27 L'Amy, James, esq. advocate
29 Horsburgh, Walter, esq. W.S.
31 M'lntosh, Lachlan, esq. S.S.C
33 Simpson, James, esq. advocate
35 Pugh, Wm. chemist
£5^ Ihindas street
37 Smith, Archibald, esq. advocate
37 Provost, Colin, lodgings
3!l Gumming, George, esq. W.S
43 Scott, i\Jrs
45 Ferrier, Charle.<!, esq. accountant
47 Walker, Mrs William
47 Walker, John, esq. W.S.
49 Alexander, Kev. .John
51 Hansford, C, M.D., F.R.C.P.
53 Gordon, Robert, esq. W.S.
5 Dalrymple, Kirby. esq.
57 Beilby, Wm., M.D , F.R.C.P.
59 Brodie & Kennedy, esqrs. W.S
59 Kennedy, A\^iiliam, esq. W S.
63 Henderson, William, esq. M. D.
65 Morton, Alex. esq.
Lane, Porter, Thomas, wrij;ht
67 Hunter, Robert, esq. advocate
69 Macredie, Alexander, bookseller
69 Hamilton, Mrs
71 Carstairs, Mathew, plumber, &c.
73 Smitli, Archd fruiterer
75 Carmichael, R. flesher
72 Howison, James, teacher
72 Oliphant, Robert, S.S.C.
72 Dibdin, Henry E. Iiarp teacher
72 Anderson, Miss
72 Bishop, Mrs, lodgings
72 Telfer, David, esq.
72 Brown, David, writer
Lane. Farquharson, J. stabler
68 Campbell, INIrs, of Southhall
66 M'Kenzie, J. O. esq. W.S.
62 MiUer, Mrs
60 Murray, .John, esq. advocate
58 Erskine, Mr
56 Dunbar, W. H. esq. advocate
54 Forman, .Jami.s, esq. advocate
52 Bailey, William, esq. W.S.
50 Mackay, Miss
48 Boustead, John, esq.
46 Uonald^on, James, esq. S S C.
46 Donaldson, James, esq. advocate
44 Fi.rbes, Arthur, e.sq. W.S.
42 Scott, Thos. esq. accountant
40 Lane, Oliver, John, stabler
40 Dassauville, N. esq. surgeon
38 Lockhart, Ephraim, esq. W.S.
36 Adam, Stephen, spirit-dealer
^^y Diirnla.-: struct
34 Stevenson, James, baker
32 R .bertson, D. coach-hirers
'^2 Ross, Joseph, spirit-dealer
30 Mackenzie, Mrs Captain
28 Monro, George, esq. advocate
26 Nisbet, James, esq.
24 Rhind, M'Duff, esq. advocate
•24 Rhind, David, architect
Yorston, W. G. esq. W.S.
20 Brodie. Alexander, esq.
20 Brodie, George, esq advocate
18 l^eslie, John, cupper
12 Xeilson, Mrs
10 Brodie, John C. esq. W.S.
8 Orr, Mrs M. A.
8 Wilson, C. H. esq. architect
4 Torrance, George, baker
2 M'Intyre. D. combmaker
NORTON PLACE (EAST.)
1 Black, Wm. spirit-merchant
5 IMurray, J. H. esq.
5 Hislop Rev. G.
5 Chalmers, Mrs
7 Nicholson, Mrs
9 Ross, Miss
1 1 ]\I'Sporran, A. writer
1 1 Black, Wm. commer. traveller
13 Thomson, H. tobacconist
1 7 Johnstone, IVIrs Glen
17 Robertson, John, artist
17 Purvis, Wm clerk
1 9 Elgin, William, bookseller
21 Hogg, Robert, esq.
23 Proudfoot, Thos. esq.
23 Nisbett, Rev. William
M'Pherson, P. agricultural im-
plement maker
2 Glas, Walter Stirling, esq.
4 Easton, Mrs, laundress
6 Craigj David, baker
NORTON PLACE (WEST.)
Boyd. James, spirit-dcaier
Anderson, Duncan, gardener
Veitch, Mrs
Miller, W. of Shott's Foundry
Muir, David, spirit-deuler
NOTTINGHAM PLACE.
Horse Repository ;
S. Wordsworth, esq.
4 Gibb, A. builder. .S'ee adver.
4 Reid, M. W. printer
6 Kennedy, James, farrier
iVottiiir/hiim Ttrraet,
Gavin, Martin, slater, 2
OLD BRIDGE END.
1 Fulton, F. corn-dealer
3 Ainslie, James, spirit-merchant
5 Hyne, J. printer & bookbinder
7 Cameron, Jas. salt-warehouse
8 ]\Iure, Wm. cooper
OLD CHURCH STREET,
(Leith.)
Henderson, Thomas, fish-dealer
Nelson, Alexander, Ewart, and
Co. blockmakers
Inner, Robert, shipbuilder
Philip, Robert, esq. merchant
Duncan, Colin, coal-merchant
Henderson, Alexander, tailor
OLD SUGAR HOUSE CLO.
Leith Candle Co. J. Smith, ag.
Cathcart, Jas P'ergusson & Co.
vvlne-merchants
Congleton, Thos. shipmaster
P A U
STREET DIRECTORY.
PIT
199
ORCHARDFIEI.D PLACE.
3 Ormiston, John, baker
4 Roy, Henry, wriglit
4 I'eddie & Small, straw-hat mak.
PARK PLACE.
1 Campbell, Sir Arch. Bart.
2 Tait and Crichton, esqrs. W.S.
2 Tait, J. C. esq. W.S.
3 Bell G. J., PCS. Professor of
Scots Law
4 Menzies, Misses
6 Millar, Geo. cabinet maker
Park Inn, Ramsay, Cieorge
PARK STREET.
1 Sinclair, A. pawnbroker
1 Anderson, Jas. linen merchant
1 Wilson, Misses
1 M'Gregor, Wm. warehouseman
1 Kennedy, J. coal-merchant
2 Welsh, Miss
3 Meikle, G. merchant
4 Simpson, James, esq.
4 Home, .J. W. surveyor
4 Milne, William, merchant
4 Sommerville, D. letter carrier
4 Thompson, James, esq.
4 Johnston, M. merchant
4 Burgess, James, merchant
5 Richard, ]\Irs
6 Kay, James, cabinetmaker
(j Thomson, Miss M. ladies school
6 Sangster's, Miss, lodgings
6 Macaulay, B. J. clerk
7 Slight, George, t ilor
7 Slight, Mis<, dressmaker
7 Muir, Mrs
10 Donaldson, A. lastmaker
Davidson, J. smith
Brown, Jas. lastmaker
PHYSIC GARDENS.
Trinity Hospital
Cameron, D. C. combmaker
Steedman, William, grocer
1 Ireland, G. wood-merchant &c
Smith, Daniel, dyer
3 Blackie, Andrew, victual-dealer
4 Watson, Francis, brassfounder
5 INIitchell, R. & Co. wine-merch,
5 Haldane & Rae, brassfounders
6 Bruce & Co. smiths
8 Lawrie, A. & Son, dyers
9 Russell, Robert, spirit-dealer
PICARDY PLACE.
3 Milne, William, painter
5 Watson, Gvorge. esq.
5 Crawford, Alex. F. writer
5 Forsyth, John, lodgings
5 Ferguson, James, artist
7 Duncan, Miss
9 Stewait, J. Graham, M.D.
11 Stewart, A. tailor
1 1 Re d, Mrs
13 Grant, Mrs, lodgings
I;") Taylor, Mrs, spice warehouse
21 lieslie, Jn. & Co. silk-mercers
20 Kermack, Miss
18 Middleton & Douglas, Misses
18 Orme, Miss
18 Fraser, D. glass-cutter
16 Scott. J. and T. upholsterers
16 Rankin, Francis, flint glass-cut.
14 Thatcher, Dr, F.R.C.P
7 B^llantyne,MissA. dressmaker 10 Harvey, Lieut-Colonel Jas
R Ballantyne, J. A. esq.
8 Ballantyne, John, artist
7 Munro, G, John
PARKSIDE STREET.
1 Affleck, John, grocer
2 Campbell, James, clerk
2 Brigs, J. S. K. (Johnstone and
Brigs)
6 Lunn, John, builder
5 I^unn, Richard
\b Gleadhill, B. teacher of music
1;') Murray, Wm. railway weigher
15 Dobbie, Thomas, contractor
1 7 Donaldson, John, artist
21 Wilraer, Mrs George
21 Milne, Mrs P.
2 1 Douglas, A gent.
25 Young, Miss
25 Watt, A. H. coal-merchant
25 Begbie, JSIrs A.
25 Chambers, Mrs J. lodghigs
27 Creen, G. late painter
33 Clunes, Jas. (of Mercury o^Iice)
33 Brown, Charles, coal-agent
33 Mason, Thomas, coa'-merchani
PAUL'S WORK.
1 Fisher, John, lodgings
17 Balfour, J. junior, merchant
19 Scougall, George, merchant
2 1 Anderson, W. town-clerk, Lelth
23 Thom, D. merchant
5 Ciiningham, George, merchant
•27 Grabble, John, wine-merchant
Carstairs, John, gardener
Balfour, .Jas. W.S. I'ilrig ho,
24 Cross, Mrs
-2 Smith, .James, esq.
20 Balfour, John, esq.
Robertson, WiUiam, gardener
16 Steele, W. merchant
16 Couper, Peter, esq. W.S.
I 4 Reoch, John, esq.
12 Scott, Hev. G. C.
12 Scott, Miss
10 Johnston, Major George
8 Somervail, D. J. corn-mercht*.
6 Scougal, John, merchant
PITT STREET.
1 Stewart, A. victual dealer
1 Nisbet, .James, flesher
3 Aitken, W. druggist
3 Deas, Mrs Colonel
3 Rae, G. joiner
3 Cameron, William, tailor
3 Cameron, Mrs, st lymaker
5 Henderson, G of Hrilish Linen
Company Bank
5 Ballantyne, Jas. R orientalist
5 Gowan, Miss
5 Young, Wm. esq. W.S.
5 Jamieson, INIrs, lodgings
5 Wright, Robert, tsq. W.S.
7 Ure, C. D. surgeon
9 Douglas, Misses M. and A.
dressmakers
II Logan, A. S. esq. advocate
1 1 Harion, William, coach-hirer
6 Yorke, H on. &_Rev. Grantham la Thomson, Alexander, writer
13 Wemyss, Mrs
4 Campbell, Dr William
2 Hill, H. D esq. W.S.
PILLANS PLACE (Leith.)
1 Wilson, Alex, victual-dealer
3 Christie, Mrs L.
6 Wilson, Mrs
ll> Donaldson, Wm spirit-dealer
Frithfield Baths, M'Pherson, 1'.
PILRIG STREET.
1 Jameson, .James, esq. merchant
3 Robertson, Mrs
5 Greig, J. cod-merchant
7 Scott, A., H E I C. Service
7 Scott, Thomas, agent
9 Wallace, W. esq. merchant
9 Wallace, Alex, of Agnew .<c Co.
9 Wallace, George, merchimt
9 Wallace, Ebenezer, esq. W.S.
11 Moodie, Wm. wine-merchant
13 Lawsoi', Mrs, of Cairnmuir
15 Campbell, T. B. metal-niercht.
13 Farquhatson, J. C. of Nat. Bk.
13 Taylor, Miss
13 Murray, Andrew, esq. W.S.
15 Marnock, Dr, surgeon
(^" CiimhtrUmd street
17 Strachan & Darling, esqrs. W.S.
17 Darling, J. J. esq. W.S.
19 Murray Henry, esq.
19 Dymock, A., M.D.
19 Dymock, Mrs
19 Murray, ,J. writer
19 Richardson, Miss
21 Richardson, John, esq. W.S.
23 Cheyne, Misses
25 Scott, James, esq.
25 Buchanan, D. jun. Merc, office
23 Stewart, Wm. esq. accountant
25 Anderson, Miss
25 Menzies, John, bookseller
25 Grahame, Robert M. esq.
■^5 Scott, James, upholsterer
27 Wood, Peter, esq. S.S.C.
200
p r T
EDINBURGH AND LETTH
P O R
27 M'Farlane, Misses, milliners
29 Lethera, John, baker
21 Thompson, James, C. flesher
33 Bruce, John, grocer
32 Rollison, AVm spirit-dealer
30 CuUen, jMrs J.
30 Maughan, F. T. esq. account
30 Kirkwood, Mrs
28 Stewart, Alexander, "W.S.
28 Stewart, Mrs
20 Ford, James, esq
26 Logan, J. (of Bank of Scotland)
26 Brown, :Mrs Ur
26 iMillon, Miss
26 Brodie, James, esq. S.S.C.
26 Edwards, John, bootmakv.T
24 Spence, James, W.S.
22 Bell, P. shoemaker
20 Lorn, Mrs
20 Erskine, IVLss
20 "^Valker, j\Iiss
2(1 Skene, Mrs
20 Farquharson, !Miss
18 Baxter, ]Mrs
^^° Cinnherland street
16 Robertson, Mrs John
16 Crombie, B. W. artist
14 Phin, jMisses
14 Spotswood, Robert
14 Heriot, Mrs
14 Cowie, Mrs, lodgings
14 Howden, Robert, esq. W.S.
12 Wright, Robert, esq. architect
1 0 Brown, William, grocer
8 Webster, Geo writer
6 Swinton, Thomas, esq.
6 Dunlop, IMrs, lodgings
6 Hardie, R. printer, University
Office
6 Hardie, iNIiss, teacher of music,
French, &c.
6 Wright, John, esq.
6 Ogilvie, J. (of J. & A. Ogilvie)
.6 Brydon, Mrs William
6 Watson, JMrs Dr
4 Shand, J. B. esq AV.S.
4 Fen wick, Andrew, cowfeeder
• 2 Russell, George, baker
. 2 Hardie, E I^. furrier
PITT STREET (NORTH.)
33 Stalker, Mrs, staymaker
34 Wilson, John, bootmaker
36 Stallver, James, grocer
M'Caul, Chas. contractor
Canonmill Cottage,
Dowie, W. contractor
PITT STREET (Le!7/i.)
1 Ijogan, Mrs
2 Hay, John, millinaster
2 Simpson, Walter, of Customs
3 Rose, Nelson, clerk
4 Kinghorn, Mrs H.
4 Stewart, A. of Customs
4 Mitchell, John, of Excise
4 Mabon, Thomas, agent
5 Pattison, Mrs
PLEASANCE.
1 Wilson, Thomas, spirit-dealer
21 Howison, William, tailor
25 Waterstone, John, spirit-mer.
27 Frier, James, grocer
31 Gray, Alexander, vet. surgeon
^^ Dnanmond street.
57 Kerr, Robert, grocer
59 Charters, George, grocer
61 Andrew, Thomas, flesher
87 Mitchell, John, shoemaker
93 Iiines's court,
Yorkston, Archibald, smitli
101 Isles, A. currier
115 Saddler, Andrew, grocer
121 Hope, Jas. grocer, &c
^° Eaat Richmnnd st
125 Grandison, James, shoemaker
153 Blyth, Thomas, spirit-mercht.
165 Wilson, AVilliam, spirit-dealer
167 Robert ,on. Alex, spirit-dealer
177 Mui ray's close
179 Dow, C. spirit-dealer
193 Hardwell close
209 Farmer, David, baker
200 Tail, Andrew, victual-dealer
202 Dalton, Henry, spirit-dealer
172 Smart, Wm. spirit- merchant
166 Vallance, Thomas, baker
166 Tenant, David, victual-dealer
160 Fowler, John, grocer
^g° Carnegie street
O't Hatter s close
148 Crawford, Wra. N. currier
^^f Urnwn street
136 Hewat, Robert, victual -dealer
134 liOgan, George, spirit-dealer
130 Dunn, R. baker
124 Shillinglaw, James, builder
B^^ Salisbury street
108 Paterson's close
104 Oakfield court
104 Duncan & Scott, brush makers
100 Brown, John victual-dealer
96 Joel, J. auctioneer
94 Mitchel, James, engraver
94 Sanderson, G. optical lapidary
92 Bishop, Robert, grocer
90 Pleasance court
86 Logan, John, printer
84 Ross, Mrs, milliner
82 Mason, George, flesher
l^" Arthur street
Arthur sirttt Chapel
80 Adam, James, victual-dealer
F'fud-'^ Mteling- Hmisc
68 Reid, John, cabinetmaker
Fulton, John, brewer
50 Blair, A. brewer
46 Ritchie, George, brewer
46 Ritchie, IMrs Tiiomas
42 Hendrie, Roben, wright
40 Stoddart, John, coachmaktr
20 Wightman, James, cowfeeder
26 Arkley, Miss, dressm;/ker
16 Ewart, John, cabinetmaker
8 Ritchie, G. esq.
3 Hopeton.W. Ger. clockmaker
PONTON STREET.
6 Dickson, Miss Isabella, grocer
12 Anderson, Mrs, grocer
POPLAR LANE {Leith.)
4 Hutton, John, ropery Co.
PORT HAMILTON.
1 Aitken, Alex, coal-merchant
2 Kennedy, James, coal-merchant
3 Glen R. & J. coal-merchants
Small, James, coal-merchant
5 Kemp, W. & J. coal-merchts.
7 Vallance, J. & J. coal-merchts.
8 Glen, T. & Sons, coal-merchant
9 Mutter, A. & J. coal-mercliants
10 Allan, Mrs W. coal-merchant
11 Johnston & Thom, coal-merch.
15 M'Intosh, JMrs A. coal-mercht.
1 6 Park, G. & W. coal-merchants
1 7 Russell, John, & Co coal-mer.
19 Sinclair, Miss B. coal-mercht.
Duke ofHamdton's Colliery tiff.
William Shaw, manager
PORT HOPETOUN.
1 Lind, David, stone-merchant
1 M'Pherson, J. stone-mercliant
2 Edin. &• Gliisii. Union Canal Co.
Smith, Walter, accountant
Sanders -n's and Henderson's
wliarf — S''e Advertisement
Crighton's Gl isgow Ci.nal Boat
office, Ballingall, G.W.agent
3 Lyall, John, coal-merchant
3 Scott, J. R. coal-merchant
4 Bishop, James, coal-merchant
5 Johnston, Will, coal-merchant
6 Noble, J. coal-mer. — See App.
7 Greig, J. coal-merchant
8 Burns, J. coal agent
10 Kinniburgh, Da. coal-merchant
14 Crawford, James, coal-merchant
PORTLAND PLACE.
1 Wilson, David, slater
1 A\'ilson, Robert, plumber
2 S mpson, Thomas, bootmaker
3 Whillas, C. &IM. straw-hat mak.
3 Watson, Thomas, currier
4 M'CiuLllen, William, silk-dyer
5 Somerville, ]Mrs
5 Taylor, William, esq.
5 Dick, Mrs,
5 Kidd, Miss
1 1 Wilshire, Mich.(of W.& Phelps)
13 M'DonaldjJ. C, M.D. surgeon
15 Dick, John, writer
17 Stewart, J. surgeon, R.N.
POT
STRKKT DIRECTORY.
P R I
201
PORTLAND PLACE {L,al,.)
1 BeveriHge, Diivid i^rocer
2 Lawrencu', Alexander, flisher
4 INIunro, Wm. spirt-dealer
8 Watson, William, flesher
y Rowall, W. manager of Block
Company
1 I Anderson, Mrs
rj fluU, Airs, s irit-dealer
I I Anderson, I'r. of shore dnes
PORTLAND TERRACE
(Leitli.)
1 Allan, David, shipmaster
2 Leith, John, solicitor
2 Bell, Alexander, shipmaster
2 Henry, INIrs I homas
2 Morrison, Mrs, lodgings
2 Robertson, Mrs James
3 S null, Walter, shipmaster
4 Douglas. Jolin, shipmaster
4 Blackie, AValtt-r, cooper
4 Preston, I\Irs, lodgings
4 Gaul, Mis, lodgings
POTTERROW.
3 Corbet, Mrs
3 Hepburn, William, glazier
II 11 axton, Richard, jeweller
15 Ritchie, ]\frs, grocer
23 Graham's buildings
23 Brown, John, wright
25 TanibalV s tntrij
2ij Swan, John, spirit-dealer
39 Chalmers, J. vinegar-maker
49 Middhtons entri/
Wilson, John, senior, J P. IC
M'Beath, R. chimney-svveeper,3
Robertson, Airs, engrafter, 7
M'Kenzie, Da. spirit-dealer, 13
(ieneriil's entry
77 Milne, James, surgeon
Q\ Norman, Andrew, shoemaker
ti7 Brockley, George, coppersmith
Hi M-Dougall, A. spirit-dealer
74 Sini/jS'tn's court
74 Johnston, J. wright
70 Laing, Geo. wright
6fi Dickson, W. dairy
64 Clerk's close
60 Sanderson, Thomas, grocer
56 Carmichael, James, jeweller
41{ M'Gill, Thomas, shoemaker
48 Campbell, Thos. letter-carrier
42 Allison squurc,
Dobbie, James, missionary, 2
Swanston, David, draper, 2
Hutchison, Hen.spirit-mercht 3
Milne, Robert, muNic-teaciier, 3
Fletcher, William, cabinet-
maker, 5
38 jM'Dougall, Don. merchant
24 Stoddart, John, spirit-dealer
I H Hume' s entri/
14 Aitken, James, farrier
PRESTON STREET
(WEST.)
Thomson, Wni. grocer
Owen, C. painter cSc glazier
Stewart, Thos. esq. S.L.
Wood, IVIrs
Cairns, A gr.icer
Forrest, John, late merchant
Ilutton, David, clothier
Glover, Wm. esq. surgeon
Beatson, J. (of City Chambers)
Beatson, D. (of City Chambers)
Pottinger, Airs
Thomson, Wm. Archibald jan.
Anderson, R. of Nat. Bank
Hoppnrton, Sam. tea-dealer
Murray, AVilIiam, writer
CJunn, Daniel, builder
Spink, Mrs
Ijockerby, Rev. Thomas
Calder, ]\Irs
Kirkland, Mrs, lodgings
Scott, John, baker
Stodart, Mrs A. coach-hirer
Kay, Gavin, plumber
Hunter, Airs, victual-dealer
PRESTON STREET
(EAST.)
Cairns, Adam, grocer
Whytock, Airs William
Whytock, Rd.of ^\^iy tock & Co.
PRINCE'S STREET.
Kerr, W. wine & spirit-mercht.
Steam p eket and coach office
Steel, Wm coach-proprietor
Alurray, Andrew, Turf tavern
Croal's coach-office
Russell, AI'Nee, & Co. coach.
builders
Patterson, J. leather-merchant
Watson, Thomas, builder
Russell, Jas W. S.
AIacqu(.en'.-i, W. hotel
Trotter, Charlet, upholsterer
AI'Gregor, D. spirit-mei-chait
Stewart, Archd. Crown hotel
Royal mail coach-ofiice
Ainslie Sc Sutherlanil, saddlers
AVhitelaw, David, watchmaker
Brown, Jn. & Co. bootmakers
Ren ton, Wm. & Co. silk-nier.
Lindores, Wm. spirit-.nerchant
Cowan & Sirachan, silk-mercers
Strachaii, A. & Co. clothiers
Cowan and Co. pa|)erinakers
& 18 Tait, James, hoitl-keeper
Cxreive & Oliver, halters
.Johnston, James, agent
Campbell's, Wm. Air, hotel
Wilson, R. tisliiiig-tacki- maker
Cotton, G. & Son, tobacconists
Roughhead, William, draper
M ilburn, E. & Co straw-h.tt ma.
60
Harvey, John, Bazaar
K'Ji' ^^- Audri-w's s/rcrt
Aherileen Siiiuc/i (j' Slnrn Pocket
Co 's qffi e, W. J. Brown
IMortimer & Graham, silkmcrs.
Fleming, Lawrence, tobacconist
Alillidge, Edwin, jeweller
Rynier, .7. and A. saddlers
Smith & White, woollen-drapers
Gregg, Dav. & Co. silk-mercers
Jardine, Stodart,& Eraser, esqrs.
W.S.
Oliphant, Robt. esq. S.S.C.
N'orwich Union Compa it/
Cunningham, Airs
Al/icdonalil, Aliss J. worsted sh.
Steele, .Jnhii, toy-shop
Sturrock and Sons, perfumers
Brown, John, & Co. bootmakers
Wilson, A. iSG. fishing-tackle ma.
Cotton, John, tobacconist
>tar Hotel, A. Beattie
William Peck, silk-mercer
Robertson, Alex, nmsic-seller
Allan, Alex, and Co. baiikers
S'ln Fi,e-iiffice
John IMartin, esq. banker
Boyd, Bayne, and Co. fruiterers
Balmain, John, tobacconist
Armstron r, IVIiss AI. milliner
Picke, William, silk-mercer
Doherty, Dr, AI.D.
& 44 AlUller, A. and Co.
Rutherford, W, fishing-tackle
maker
Watt, Thomas, watchmaker
Croley and Co. staymakers
Alexander, W. writing-master
Howie, James, portrait-painter
Purves, Wm. and Co. clothiers
Grinton, J. & E. brushmakers
l^WSt. David slrt'it
Kennington& Jenner, silk-mer
Levy, Philip, furrier
Whitehead, W. boot warehouse
Dewar, John, bootmaker
Summers, T. shawl-maiiufr.
Alacintosh, Daniel, esq.
Adie & Son, opticians
Watson, W. F. bookseller
I'attison, James, hairdresser
Royal Hotel, H. AI. Gibb
Crichton, A. printseller
Ritchie, J. & J. tailors
Duncan, George, bootmaker
Carnegie, James, lodgings
Fortier, Aladanie C. milliner
Truetitt, W. hairdresser
Black, D. hosier
Duncan, T. & Co. bootmakers
King, James, lapidary
Alundell, John, fancy stationer
Ntuu A.isotialijn J'or I'r.im.iUu"
Fine Jrls in Scotland, J. Mua-
dell, secretary
Ellis, J. fishing-tackle-maker
O
202
P R I
EDINBUIIGK AXD I.EITH
P -R I
60 Dickson, J. & Son, gunmakers
fiO Philips, Alexander, Katchmake
60 Corner, J. clothier
60 Levy, P. furrier
60 Gray, James, flesher
61 ]\Ienzies, John, bookseller
61 Brooks, A. coach-builder
62 Douglas, John, wire-worker
63 Agnew & Co. gunmakers
63 Forbes, Alex, cabinetmaker
63 Mather, G. ^l. min. painter
63 Sawers, Peter, Baddler
63 Baird, V. C. spirit-mercbanf
64 North British Fire and Life
Insurance Office
65 Webster, Hob. S.S.C. Agent for
the Aberdeen Fire and Life
Insurance Co.
65 Thomson, J. G. wine-merchant
65 Ogilvie, Jo'm, Secretary to the
North Brit. Fire L sur. Co.
65 "Watt, ]\I. J. surgeon-dentist
66 Bryson, Pt. & Sons, clockmakers
67 Hill, A. publisher
68 Home, Da\'id, stockbroker
68 Hopton, G. staymaker
69 White, James, furrier
69 Black, W. trimming-merchant
60 Cormack, H. straw -hat maker
70 Miller &Richardion, ironm.
71 Weir, Rob. M. wine-merchant
71 Flati u, L V. chiropodist
72 Cameron Sc INI-Diarmid, tailors
73 Medical Hall, H. C. Baildon
74 DoulLSinclair,&White,confec.
74 Rolloi Robert, bootmaker
75 Crawford, John, & Co tailors
75 PiUance. J. ^^'- stockbroker
7G Smith, WiUiam, bootmaker
7(i Wallace, Miss, silk& worstedsh.
77 Smith, ]Mrs, en.broiderer
77 Johnston, J. tobacconist
77 M-Lean, D. & Son, fruiterer
77 Santh, Robt. shawl-manufact.
^y Uiiiiover street
Roval Institution, Mound
Trustees" office for Manufac-
tures, and Acadant/, — AL
Smith
Il:ni:d Society's Apartments ;
j. Cockbum, keeper
Society of Fine Arts; R. Lit-
tle, keeper
Society of Antiquaries, — open
Tuesday and Friday
78 Scott & Orr, druggists
78 Sanderson, G. & Co. merchants
78 Richardson, Thos. boot-maker
78 Bailey, John, boot & shoemak.
73 Stillie, James, bouk-eller
79 Muir, William, esq. SS.C.
79 Ferguson, A. esq. S.S.C.
79 Youn:, Arch. Queen's cutler
79 Ciiok, Andrew, ivory-turner
7^^ Pollock, George, dyer
bO Fraser, R. and Son, tailors
113Nachot,DrH.W.
115 Laurence, I\lrs, lodgings
116 Forman, Alex. esq. accountant
1 16 Greatrex, William, auctioneer
117 Campbell,Miss,ofI)alzielPark
tW" Cnxtle street
80 Boog iSc Rogers, saddlers
80 Christie, I^. & Son. bootmakers
80 Craig, Misses, stockmakers
80 Vernon, W. F. surg. dentist
81 Bruce, O. Tindale, esq.
82 Tait, Alexander, hairdresser
82 Grant, Ro. & Son, book&ellersl 118 Lamb, Miss, dressmaker
82 Brunton, John, tailor 118 Arcus, ]Mrs, lodgings
82 Millidge,A.&J.pearl stringersi 1 18 Smith, Robert
82 Smith, William, bootmaker ill8 Watson, ]Miss
83 Purdie, Robert, music-seller jll8 Dickson, IMrs, sck-nuise
83 ]M-Dermid. Arch, tailoi ; 118 Hamilton, Miss
83 Hamilton, I\Irs, phrenologist 118 Stirling, I'eter, horse-dealer
84 New Club (J Robertson, sec.) 119 Hope & Ohphant, esqrs. W.S.
87 Paterson, William N: Son, dyers i 19 Law Assur. and Loan Assoc.
87 Smith, Charles, bookseller | (Kng. (ft Scott, law. ) See .^ i>.
87 Stevenson, Tho. G. bookseller 1 1 9 AVarburton, S. engr ver
87 Russell, Mrs, lodgings jl20 Graham, Mrs
87 Hill James, builder [121 Forbes, William, esq. AV.S.
87 Nicholson, John & Son, tailors 121 Seaton, Robert, bookbinder
85 Debrain, JNIadlle. milliner. ! 1 21 Campbell, ]\IibS E.
88 Robertson, Peter, upholsterer 121 Williams, J. F. land.sc. painter
88 Wood, James, bookseller !121 Stirling, A. bookseller
88 Doughty, Miss, corsetmaker ;121 Bogue, Misses
90 Cochrane, ?Jrs Colonel John jl22 ilaconochie, J. A. esq. advoc.
91 IMacka}', John, hotel
91 Ross, William, bootmake
123 Jardine, Sir Henry, K',
124 Donaldson, John, esq. W.S.
91 Dickman, .John, watch and |125 Greenshields, J. L>. esq. advoc.
clockniaker 126 Hay, Captain James
92 Hayne, Miss, staymaker |127 Cadell, John, esq. advocate
92 Laing and Forbes, booksellers 128 Clapperton, Alexander, esq.
92 Ftitchie, Alex. H. sculptcr j,129 IMillar, Miss Elizabeth
92 Dick, Adam, carver <^ gilder ,130 Henderson, Miss
93 Gentleman, Mrs, lodgings |131 Cormack, Dr. J.R.,F.R.C.P.E
95 Air), Miss, straw-hat maker 132 ^lorris, David, tailor
95 Stewart, A. painter
95 M'Kenzie, Miss
95 Little, James, agent
9(i Wallace, James, bootmaker
90 Georgeson, Alex, shoemaker
97 Seaton, Robert, auctioneer
!l7 Carfrae, M bird-stuffer
98 Gray, A. ironmonger
^^ Frederick stnet
99 Marshall, .John, tobacconist
132 Sidey, John, merdiant
133 Hastie, John, lodgings
133 Tod, Alexander, baker and
conftclioniT
134 White, Thomas, esq.
E^° (JIuirlol e street
135 Adam, Robert, of Courant Off.
135 Adam, Mrs,milliner&dress-m.
130 Anderson, Mrs, lodgings
137 Jamieson, And. esq. writer
99 Wright, Miss, straw-hat naker 137 M'Fadzen. Hector, officer
99 ?Jaiher, J. & W. shoemalvers 138 Fortune, Jas. bandage-maker
99 Fairgrieve, Mrs, milliner |139 Dewar, Mrs
99 Urquhart, Henry, hair-dresser 140 Gray, Miss
99 iSIelrose, Mrj, lodgings 1140 Maclagan, F baker
100 :Mar=hall, William, artist 141 Sibbald, J. R. esq. M.D.,
100 Thomson, William, grocer F.R.C.S.E.
101 :\Mvnight, Mrs A. lodgings |l42 Messer, Ad. esq. F.R.C.S.E
102 JjOthian, Will. esq. merchant
102 Lothian, Thomas, surgeon
1(13 Allan, Mrs F.
104 Key, :Mrs
105 xVllan's lodgirgs
HIG Scryingeour, Miss, lodgings
107 Tait, William, publisher
108 Mackie, John W. ba.ker
109 Munro, Alexander, esq.
110 Drummond, Henrj' H. esq.
1 1 1 Mackenzie, W. B. Shetland !,
112 Miller, James, esq. advocate
113 MTndoe, T. solicitor
143 Downie, Samuel, land-survey or
14:! M-Kenzie, Miss
144 Kay, Alexander, plumber
144 Brown, John, tobacconist
144 Baillie, John, fruiterer
14.) Robertson, Alex, hairdresser
145 Hunter, IMajor
14G Home, Miss
146 Duncan, Jas. S. (cf J. Duncan
&Co.)
14 6 Kidd, Chas. tailor and clotliitr
14(i Richter, Otto, teacher
147 Reid, R L. grccer
QUE
l4fi Macdonald, Grant, slioe.iiaker
l-i'J Carrick, J. 15. tobacconist
PRIMROSE STREET.
M'Farlane, Alex, corn niercht.
Ralph, John, confectioner
Watson, Walter, of Excise
Pringle, AV'm. dairyman
Allan, Mr Wm. of Customs
QUALITY STREET (/tith.)
5 Alexander, A. cowfeeder
8 Patt.rson, Dr R.
9 Haidie, James, merchant
10 Lawtie, Son, & Co. mcrJiants
10 Soniervail, I). J. corn-merch.
12 Ti'Imcco Banding irarehouse
14 Broadfoot, John, merchant
Quality lane,
IMitchel, R. A Co. porter agts.
13 Walker, J. W. merchant
13 RLi-sell& Ewen, wine-mtrchis.
1 j Scougall, George, & Son, nier.
JMuir, Wm. nn reliant andagt.
17 Countt/ Fire Office Sj; Pruviilenl
Life Office
17 Heriot, William, printer
Chnpel lime,
Gillon, James, winr-mfi chant
Smith, William, sjiirit-dealer
19 Wilson, J commission agent
21 Marsheal, Martin, merchant
21 jM'Xair, A. merchant
25 Johnston, Henry
26 Bertram, JA.&C'o. wine-mer
27 Johnston, J. C ship-broker
27 Morton & AVhiielaw, corn-
factors
29 Pergivie, Alex, merchant
30 Russell & Ewen, wine-mcich
31 Hay, Thomas, niciciant
33 J.Lindsey& Sons, wine-mer.
34 Dispensari/ ^ Huviane Societi/ ;
34 Jackson, Robert, suigeon
Law son, John
36 Frater, Mrs, covvfeeder
Qutiliti^ court,
Sheills K. general merchant
Martin & Sibbald, corn-factor>
Bell's cmtrt,
Simson, John, wine-merchant
38 M'Pherson, Mi-s H. lodgin-s
38 Cleik, Mrs, lodgings
38 Moirison, Jn. solicitor & N P.
40 Anderson, Dr Charles
42 Oveiiston & Forester, gentral
agems
45 Wallace, W. & Geo. merchants
46 Brotchie, Rt. tea & colfe. deal.
46 Gordon, James, winenierciit.
47 Ovenston & Forbter,\vine-n;er.
QUEEN STREET.
1 Smart, John, bootmaker
1 'i'homson, W. & J. upholsterers
1 Uettie, Jamet:, spirit-dealer
STREET DIRECTORY.
Q IT E
QO.'J
Anderson, Wm. coach-hirer
Brown, John, tnilor
Traquair, AVm esq W.S.
Wilson, Patrick, architect
Newlands, James, architect
iVIeikle, J. esq. solicitor-at-law
(ioodsir, A. ciq.sec.of 1>.L. Co
Scott & Balden son, W.S,
Scott, .John, esq AV S,
Walker, John, esq. W.S.
Brand, William, W.S.
S-W/,S„US 1 1 ill, -l
Tod, Hugh, esq. W^.S.
Hay, Dr David, surgeon
Douglas, jNlajar-Cieneral Sir
Neil, KC B. &c
Rutherford, John, ^V.S.
AVatson, .James, writing master
(brieve, I\frs James
Bruce, Alexander, esq. ■ivTiter
AUardice, J. cabinetmaker
Edinbiirijk Jiilile Siiceti/
Uiiilid SfrnicH Cliih,
A. Milne, Club-master
Renton, James, esq. accountant
JVIitchell, jVIrs
l^gplliivovrr Htri'tt
Wigliton, A. G. jeweller
Jardine, James, engineer
Wright, P. linen-merchant
Hamilton, R. bookseller
Buchan, Miss
Walker, James, esq. W.S.
13avidson, C. F. esq. W.S.
Mackenzie, Innes, & Logan,
esqrs. W.S.
Sliand,Calder, &Farqiihar, W.S.
Webster, Wm. wiiter
Kidston, Alexander, esq.
M'Pherson, Mrs
Robertson, A. music-sellers
Stirling, Lieut.-Ger.eral Graham
?.I'Nel, Alex. esq. advocate
^Metcalf, ]Mrs, lodgings
Metcalf, liar;holomew, & Law,
IMisses, milliners
Noble, Mrs James
Scott, T. ]M. esq. "W.S.
Murray, James T. ei-q. AV.S.
Murray, David, efq. A\^.S.
Menzies iS; IMaconochie, W.S.
Menzies, A. e^q. W.S.
Douglas, Lady Grace
•lohnston, Henry, sen. esq. surg.
Williamson, IMis.-:, of Cardrona
Jamieson, Alexander, esq. acct
M'Kenzie, Kenneth, account nt
Wright, Lieut-Colonel
Cuniiing, William, smith
Reid, Giltillan, fish-monger
Stewart.James, ladies bootmaker
jr.-of" Frciieric/i .■•ti, tt
Gregory, JNIiss, repo.sitory
Thomson, iliss
Smith, C. H.J. garden architect
Cathtart, Mis sen. of Piteairly
Craigie, Dr. David, physician
Ciimniing, Hon. Mrs Leslie
Scott, .John, M.l)., F.R.CS.
Inglis, Henry, AV'.S
Duncan, .lames, esq. W.S.
Inglis & Burns, esqrs. W.S.
Neaves, Charles, esq. D.C.J.
Voung, Al. ]\fTs of Hairburn
Tawse, .John, esq. advocate
Tawse, .L W. esq. W.S.
Cunningham, Jas. esq. W.S.
Wat.son, Alex. esq. surgeon
Auld, John, AV.S
Auld, H. e.sq. (Com. Bank)
3LNiel, Sir J. G.C.B.
Ainslie, Mrs, of Huntingdon
Ainslie, John, esq.
Ainslie, David, esq.
Stewart, Miss
Hargitt, H. profes,sor of music
Forrester, Mrs, teacherof singing
Stevenson, Jas. of Courant Oft'.
Clason, Andrew, esq. W.S.
Robertson, ,J. A., M.D.
Reid, R. dentist
^^ Cattle street
Hope, Andrew, flesher
Grant, Lachlan, spirit-dealer
Carmichael, Robert, poulterer
Trin, Miss, green grocer
iM'Kay, H. bootmaker
M'Gilvray, Duncan, tailor
Comillon, H. teacher ot French
i\lure, I\Irs
W'emyss, Right Hon. Earl of
Hogue, Robert, surgeon-dentist
Stewart, Mrs, of St Fort
Hunter, ]\Irs, of Blackness
Rigg, Mrs, of Tarvet
Dalmahoy& Wood, esqrs W.S.
Dalmahoy, Patrick, esq. W.S.
L'ritish Hotel, John Barry
Hiipttinin Rooms
Pitcairn, Robert, esq. W.S.
Bowie, William, esq.
Hargitt, C. music teacher
Wills, W. H esq.
i nnes, Wm. (Sir W. F. & Co.)
Blake, Misses, tea h. of music
Aitchison & Sons, confectioners
Kennedy, J. ironmonger
Brown, Alex, upholsterer
Graham, William, teacher
Calder, Geo. S.S C.
Thorn, Alex, druggist
M'Intyre, Archd. grocer
Ramsay, Mrs, green grocer
INIartin, T'hos. and Son, fiesher
Muirhead, Charles, poulterer
QUEEN STREET (I cilh )
2 Innes, John, spirit-dealer
7 Buchanan, W. stone-wareho.
13 Marshall, Miss, worsted iliop
18 White, Adam, and Co mcichts.
204
QUE
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
RAN
21 Wishart, James, & Son, mer-
chants and agents
24 M'Nab, Miss, diessmaker
24 M'Nab, Mrs, lodgings
26 Graliam, Ann, spirit-dealer
Bowie's close.
Hay, James, smith
28 H umphrey, John, spirit-dealer
31 Thompson, A. manager
32 Tod, John, fiesher
QUEENSFERRY STREET.
1 Hepburn, Geo. agent
1 M'Combie, Miss, lodgings
1 M'Lennan, Mrs, nurse
2 Tait, John R. baker
3 Johnston, Alexander, flesher
4 Swan, AVilliam, lodgings
4 Baird, AVilliam, plasterer
4 Henderson, Mrs, midwife
6 INI'Lean, Charles, grocer
6 Murray, Robert, fishmonger
6 Norman, Roberr, poulterer
6 Tooleith, J. gunsmith
7 Aikman, John, painter
7 CartVae, William, saddler
8 Rodgers, James, smith
9 Annan, James, plasterer
9 Finlayson, William, builder
9 Magan, Miss
9 Tait, John R. baker
9 Rodgers, W. bookbinder
10 Thomson, J. coachmaker
11 Stirling, R. horse-dealer, Zone
12 M'Donald, Alex, cabinetmaker
13 Irvine, John, flesher
14 Morrison, H. draper
14 Ijister, David, corn-dealer
15 Hardie, James, tea-dealer
16 Inglis, Wm. & Son, shoemakers
17 M'Lean, John, chemist & drug.
QUEENSFERRY ROAD
(from Leith.)
Honninpton Bank,
Scott, Robert, esq.
Taapliall,
Ramsay, Wm. gardener, lane
Forsyth, Robert, esq.
Smith, IMrs
Matheson, Alexr. esq.
Glover, William, esq. W.S.
Lane, Timothy, merchant
Ramsay, Jas. esq.
Blair Parle,
Massiah, W. W. esq
Tod, J. gardener, Chancelot
Bonar, AVm. esq. E. iVarriston
Syme, J . gard. St. Mark'^ Place
Buiiyhulni
Hutchison, JNIatthew, farmer
Caldwell, D. smith and farrier
Wallace, T. wright and smith,
fVardie Cottage
Smith, Miss, Sidneyfeld
Wardie
Boswell, Capt. R.N.
Primrose, Hon. B. F., P.O.
Hope, Dr
Smith, Jas. Wardie Burn Hotel
Allan, A. F. farmer, Windle
straw, and £ast Pilton
QUEENSFERRY ROAD
(Lelth.)
Leith Mount,
Brown, William, smith
Nicol, George, nurseryman
Menzies, George, sliipbuilder
Leckie, James, boat-builder
Fenton, jNIrs
Fenton, E. of Fenton & Co.
Young, T. (of G. Young & Co.)
Darling, Robert, carter
Bank place,
Fulton, John, jun. merchant
Palon, Walter, surveyor
Alexander, John, grocer
jNIowat, Thomas, engineer
Strachan, James (of the Leith
Mast and Block Company)
Wilson, ]Mrs
Guthrie, Alex, (of Customs)
Brebner, A. baihier
Currie, Adam, shipmaster
Allanjield,
Wallace, Miss
Allan, Tho. C. spirit-merchant
Niven, Robert, gardener
Ritchie, VV. plasterer
Great Wellington street,
IM'Alister, Mrs
Wilson, Thos. superv. of Excise
RAEBURN PLACE.
4 Turnbull, Miss, J. dressmaker
6 Black, J. P. draper & hosier
12 Guild, Mrs
12 Gilchrist, Alex. S. solicitor
1 Martin, William, victual-dealer
3 Rogers, John, •j^rocer
7 Alves, ]\Iiss
8 Stein, Misses
10 Reid, J. W. surgeon, R.N.
11 Johnston, Mrs
12 Bremner, Andrew, esq, writer
14 Walker, Miss
Wisliart, A. esq. W.S.
Lawrie, T. esq. land-valuator
1 Cuthbertson, A. G. esq.
2 Lawson, Miss
3 Cuninghame, Edward, esq.
4 Will, Alexander, esq.
5 Williamson, Captain D.
Denholm, William, cart-wright
Coldwell, James, smith
RAILWAY DEPOT.
Bailwai/ (Edin.&Glasg. ) — See
West Maitland Stheet
Edinburgh ^ Dalktitk Railway
Company, D.Rankin, manager
Murray, Wm. Railway Co.'s
weigher, St. I>eonard s
1 Johnstone & Briggs, coal-merch,
2 Brown, Robert, coal-merchant
3 Watt, A. H coal- merchant
4 Armstrong, Robert, coal-mer-
chant
5 Brown, Charles, coal-merchant
Wilson, And. coal-merchant
6 M'Isaac, Wm. coal-merchant
9 Winter, J. R. coal -merchant
10 Kyle, John, coal-merchant
John Adam, manager for Ed-
monstone collieries depot
Moffat, John, agent for Sir John
Hope's collieries
Bathgate, Joseph, manager for
Dalkeith coal depot
Marquis of Lothian's coal-office;
H. White, agent
Arniston coal-ottice ; D. Grant,
salesman
RANDOLPH CLIFF.
2 M'Kenzie, J. H esq. W.S.
3 Robertson, James, esq.
4 Greive, John, esq. accountant
5 Innes, Thomas, esq. advocate
6 Miller, Jnhn, esq.
7 Dunlop, John, esq.
7 Robertson, Jas. S esq. W.S.
8 INIiichell, James L. esq. W.S.
9 Curie, William, esq.
Brown, R. jun. merchant
RANDOLPH PLACE.
1 Barron, George, esq. W.S.
1 Oliphant, Mrs
I Steell, .In. esq. sculptor, R.S-A.
3 Steell, John, sculptor, U.S.A.
RANDOLPH CRESCENT.
1 Fletcher, A. esq. advocate
2 Brodie, John, esq. W. S-
3 Cleghorn, Geo. esq of AVeens
4 Orr, Patrick, esq. W S.
5 Chiistison, Dr, professor
6 Millon, i\Iiss, boarding school
7 Forbes, Charles, isq.
8 Williams, Henry, esq.
9 Henderson, Mrs
1 1 Sandfiird, E. D. esq. advocate
I 2 Morrison, A. esq. of Bogie
RANKEILLOR STREET.
1 Gilfillan, Mrs "Walter
1 Bonnar, Thos. esq.
5 Grieve, R. S
7 Cameron, ^Irs
7 Colvill, Misses
7 M-Dtrniant, Mrs P.
7 Bayne, Miss
7 Cunningham, George
9 Auld, James, esq.
I I Moffat, \Villiani, solicitor
13 Alexander, Mrs
13 Gourhiy, Miss
n E G
1 ! Hamilton, ]\Irs W.
l3 Hardie, Miss, teacher of music
13 Gordon, Miss
4 Jlitne, Mrs William
4 llobertson, (ieorge, baker
4 Kmerson, ]Mi s
4 Johnston, Adam, com. traveller
6 Plenderson, llev. I), teacher
8 Gordon, David, M.D. surgeon
lO Elder, Misses
10 White, ]\Iiss
12 Gibb, Thomiis, agenl
12 Gibb, Andrew, agent
14 CoWan, James, surgeon. Al.D.
14 Cowan, George, surgeon, >r.D.
l6 Alexander, llev. W. L.
18 Miller, John, esq.
18 Miller, II. N surgeon
20 Brydon, Mrs
20 Cameron, Mis :M;ijor
20 Gardner, "\V. C. draper
22 Lawrie, .J. surgeon
26 Mercer, William, lace-merchant
26 Tough, David, esq.
26 Feams, AV. teacher
26 Birrell, Andrew, currier
30 liiggar, Jno. esq.
32 Scott, James, late baker
32 Carlaw, Thos. tobacconist
32 Kanken, K. esq.
32 Davidson, Rev D.
32 Marchbani, W. warehouseman
32 Torrance, Mrs
34 Anderson, John, merchant
36 Wilson, George, ironmonger
38 Moffat, Thos. bookseller
38 Colston, Mrs
38 Fraser, Miss Jane
38 Dow, Mrs
40 Thomas, Mrs Wilson
42 Russel, IMrs
44 Burns, David, esq.
44 Sibbald, George, surgeon
44 Wishart, Mrs Capt,
44 Collier, Mrs
44 Bell, Geo. jeweller
46 Scott's, Mrs, lodgings
48 Watson, Captain J. ^
60 lliach, Mrs
50 Wells, Lawrence, tea- dealer
60 Hunter, lAIiss
60 Hunter, Thos. spirit-merchant
50 Findlater, jMrs
62 AV'elch, Mrs
54 Currie, Mrs William
54 Sclater, 11. senior, die-cutter
54 Fleming,Thomas, shawl-manuf.
64 Johnston, P. H. coal-merchant
REGENT STREET iLekh.)
1 Rose, ]Mrs John
1 Dowie, Thomas (of L. E. L. {
G. Shipping Co )
1 Turnbull, Wm shipmaster
1 Thomson, Kev. John
STREET DIRECTORY.
REG
205
3 AVilson, JNIiss, lodgings
3 Ross, Miss, lodgings
3 M<[.eod's, Mrs, lodgings
4 Mllligan, JMrs, spirit-denier
6 Fairgrieve, Willium, smith
5 Thomson, R. of Customs
6 Scott. A. junior, wright & un-
dertaker
7 Coffee roasting estahlishment
Bowe, David grocer
Hutcheson, A grocer
Kicolson, J. shipmaster
Bisset, Thompson, shipmaster
hhiells. llubert, wine-merchant
Alison, D. sail-cloth merchant
Nortk Leilh Church
REGENT TERRACE.
3 Monro, George, esq. S.S.C.
4 Campbell, Colonel, R.A.
5 ]M'Donald, Alexander, esq.
7 M'DuiF, Alexander, esq (of
Bonhard) VV.S.
8 Mitchell, Robert, esq.
8 IMitchell, R. Burn, esq.
9 Hunter, Rev. John
10 Dalziel, Geo. W.S.
11 Small, George, esq.
12 Greig, John, esq. of Lethangie
13 Bayley, Isaac, writer
14 Drybrough, Andrew, esq.
1 5 Colt, Mrs, sen. of Gartsherrie
16 Thomson, Tho. esq. advocate
17 Russell, A. tea-dealer
18 Easton, Mrs
19 Brown, Captain David, of Park
20 Wood, J. of Hercules Insurance
21 Trotter, Charles, esq.
22 Kilbee, R. S. G. esq.
23 Anderson, Mrs
24 Richard, Walter, esq.
25 Cochrane, .James, brassfounder
26 Bennie, Rev. Arch.
27 Macfie, John, esq.
28 Mill, John, esq. merchant
29 Scott, Henry, esq.
30 M'Gilchrist, Rev. John
31 Craig, Mrs K.
32 Herwick, Alexander, esq.
33 Martin, Lieutenant-Colonel S.
34 Wallace, L. A. architect
IlEGISTER PLACE.
1 Cafe R«yal Tavern, Anderson,
John
3 White, George, printer
3 Wallace, R. and Co. printers
3 iMorison, J. (National Bank)
3 Stewart, Chas. messenger Edin
burgh and I.,eith Bank
6 Rennie, T. (British Linen Co.
6 ThoirisDn,D. (British Linen Co.)
7 Gray, James(British Linen Co.)
Wilson, R. S. (Royal Bank)
Hay, Alex. (Register Office)
REGISTER ST. (EAST.)
2 IM'Gregor, Miss, tobacconist
3 ;Moir & Goldie, clothiers
3 Vallance, George, glover
3 Turnbull, Adam, tailor
3 Lawson, James, lodgings
3 IM'Kean, John, tailor
3 Dryburgh, IVIrs, lodgings
4 Aitchison, Alexander, baker
5 Paterson, T. grocer
6 Baillie, David, grocer
7 F'erguson, Arch. Ship hotel
7 Thomson, Edward, tailor
7 Thomson, INIiss, milliner
7 Dickson, INlrs, lodgings
8 Gray, Thomas, flesher
9 Lauder, Thomas, baker ,
1 1 Marr, James, spirit-merchant
12 Ovenston, John, spirit-mercht.
REGISTER ST. (WEST.)
GahrieVs road,
Greenlaw, .lohn, tavern
Kerr, Archibald, tailor
Ambroses, Mrs, lodgings
Hepburn, Mr, Britannia tavern
W*hitelaw, James, watchmaker
Duncan & Co. lithographers
Romanes, William, tavern
Dow, James, spirit-dealer
1 Patton, A. saddler, &c.
1 Robertson, D. Guilford arms
3 Romanes, William, tavern
3 Webster, Miss, lodgings
3 Thomson. Mrs, lodgings
5 Donaldson, Alex bootmaker
7 Morris, Robert, stationer
1 1 Vallance, George, glover
13 Boston and Brown, jewellers
15 Marshall, John, plumber
15 Gunn, John, shoemaker
17 Kerr, Archibald, tailor
19 Lawries, old and new bookshop
21 Brodie & Hume, plumbers, &c.
23 Hume, William, plumber
25 Peaston, James, tailor
29 M'Gregor, James, watchmaker
31 Harkom, Joseph, gunmaker
33 Smith,.! . & Co.carvers and gilders
35 Wilson, Dan. printseller
37 Clark, Hugh, billiard-room
52 Alexander, William, esq W.S.
48 Burnet, Thos. tailor, &c.
46 Bumside, D. engraver
38 Corstorphine, P. jun. bootmaker
36 Nicol, A. shoe warehouse
32 Walkinshaw, Jas. spirit-dealer
30 Anderson, John, bootmaker
28 Whitelaw, James, watchmaker
24 Norrie, R. & Son, painters
22 Leslie, Geo. (Cowan & Co.)
18 Somervill, E. lapidary
16 (3'Neil, A. figuremaker
14 Snarp, Peter, brassfounder
12 AVilson, J. tavern
:o6
II I c
EDINBURGH AND LEIIH
R O S
8 M'Gregor, Jas. National hoteli lo ^litchell, John, tinsmith
4 Thomson, Jas. tailor and cloth. 15 Inglis, J. spirit-dealer
2 Stephen, "William, hairdresser
RESTALRIG.
Porterfield, John, gardener
Hopper, Thomas, cowfeeder
Scott, He. ry, E esq
Carstairs, James, gardener
JNIiller, W. H esq. Craigen
tinny house
Restalrig House,
Richardson, Thomas, esq. AV.S.
]SIacraw, William, gardener
Walker, Wm. spirit-dealer
Clarke, Sam. esq. Marionville
Oliver, T. farmer, Lochend farm
RICHMOND PEACE.
7 Rutherford, P. stockingmaker
7 Fubister, John, watchmaker
7 Cantly, Mrs, sick-nurse
1 1 Hastie, Peter, bootmaker
15 Hinshelwood, R. cabinetmaker
Dingwall, IVIrs, midwife
17 Richmond pend,
M'Pherson, Archibald & Son,
plasterer, 5
17 Oliver, Thomas, spirit-dealer
19 Patterson, Robert, flesher
21 Kerr, James, grocer
23 Richmond court
25 M'lntosh, Mrs J. spurit-dealer
27 Stewart, Peter, spirit-dealer
29 Brown, James, wright
29 Derrin, James, plasterer
29 Syme, Andrew, painter
29 Jameson, Henry, cabinetmaker
29 Stevenson, J.,Prese-Bookb. So.
29 Preston R. (of Gall & Son)
31 Hay, William, victual-dealer
33 M'George, Mrs Ebenezer
33 Skelton, ]\Irs George
33 Nisbet, Mrs, midwife
33 Calder, Mrs, ladies' nurse
33 M'Alister, M. case maker
35 Linn, Henry, spirit-merchant
Richmimd-ptace Chapel
14 Duncan, VV"m. cowfeeder
14 Leslie, Mr^ T sick-nurse
12 Hill, George, smith
6 Williamson, Mrs R.
6 Johnstone, Robert, news-agent
RICHMOND ST. (EAST.)
1 Purves, Wm. surgeon
7 Tait, Peter, grocer
9 Cameron, William, grorer, &c
13 Aikenhead, Adam, flesher
6 Fraser, J. spirit-dealer
RICHMOND ST. (SOUTH.)
3 Pairman, William, grocer
9 Thompson, Robt. letter-carrier
9 Weddell, Alex, letter-carrier
1 1 Denholm, George, baker
19 Gilchrist, James, plasterer
25 Mitchell, William, engraver
25 Wight, W. cutler
27 M'Intosh, Henry, shoemaker
26 Jamieson, INIrs
22 Lyle, Mrs, provision-shop
20 Sutherland, Miss, dressmaker
16 Carnichael, J. engraver
16 Carmichael, Mrs, burnisher
1 4 Dick, Mrs, grocer
10 ]\Iuekersie, Mrs, cowfeeder
2 Nasmyth, Thomas, grocer
RICHMOND ST. (NORTH.)
3 Young, Mrs, lodgings
9 Finnis, Mrs, lodgings
9 Hogg, Miss, dressmaker
13 Wesley Chapel
25 Ballantyne, James, grocer
27 Johnston, Robert, esq. W-S.
37 Henderson, David, spirit-deale
41 Ronaldson, Mrs
41 Smith, Robert, letter-canier
49 Cossar, William, lodgings
49 Scott, James, printer
51 Scott, James, baker
42 Kerr, John, grocer
40 ^I Farlane, P. lodgings
3!J Wilson, William, victual-dealer
30 Smellie, Henry, grocer
1 6 Little, A. victual-dealer
1 4 Jamieson, George, hosier
10 Alexander, David, writer
10 IMuirhead, Ja. carver and gilder
RICH:\I0ND ST. (WEST.)
1 Fazakerley, Mrs H.
1 Crow, William, tailor
1 Gilles, James
3 Roberts, David, victual-dealer
5 Kant, Mrs, grocer
7 Veitch, Miss, milliner
9 Pottie, James, baker
11 xM'Oraish Patrick, writer
1 1 Sibbald, Mrs
11 Mudie's, Miss E. lodgings
1 1 .Saanston, Thomas (of S. & S.)
13 Lawson, Mrs James, grocer
15 Peddie, IVIrs, corset-makers
Richmond Itnn-,
Campbell, Arch, spirit-mercht.
Kerr, Robert, grocer, 5
Fairley, John, flesher
21 Hoyal iJispfiisary
21 Campbell, John, collector
56 Rutherford, Robert, spirit-dealer
54 Watt, Thomas, watchmaker
48 Haig, Mrs E. 1 dgings
42 Anderson, James, grocer
40 Forrest, Mrs Geo. spirit-dealer
30 Mather, William, flesher
18 Hailey, John, tailor
14 Henderson, John, hairdresser
12 Grieve, George, shoemaker
6 Donaldson, Alexander, tailor
6 Banks, W. cabinetmaker
4 Downie, James, shoemaker
4 Hume, Mrs, nurse
4 Mackie, Joseph, tailor
4 Crerar, Donald, spirit-dealer
RIDDLE'S CLOSE {Leith.)
1 Sinclair, A , A. & B. officer
I Colville, Mrs, Britannia tavern
3 Watt, Mathew, baker
3 Porteous, James, bootmaker
4 Hamilton, J. Black Bull tavern
4 Dick, Wm. shipmaster
4 Cunningham, Mrs A. flesher
5 Cameron, Jas. provision sliop
7 Taylor's, Mrs, dairy
8 Thomson, Peter, baker
9 Cochran's Mrs, tavern
9 Haldane, John, pawnbroker
1 0 Symon, Peter, pye baker
II Mackay, Isaac, hairdresser
RIEGO STREET.
3 Don ildson, Thos. tailor
6 Ross, John, smith
7 Douglas, iNIrs, victual-dealer
10 Henderson, R. cowfeeder
ROMILLY PLACE.
2 Siddie, John, wright
2 Anderson, INIiss
2 Wightman, John, seedsman
3 Bryden, William, victual-dealer
4 Siitlierland, John & Son, tailors
6 Doig, Alex, grocer
8 Miller, William, printer
12 IVIenzies, James, shoemaker
13 M'Kean, A. baker
15 Dalrymple, John, grocer
ROSE STREET.
3 Russel, John, grocer
3 Hayne, John, fruiterer
3 Shanks, M. and G. jeweller*
3 Stewart, Mark, tailor
3 Archibald, George, engraver
3 Young, John, bookbinder
3 Campbell's, Mrs, lodgings
3 Welsh, James, flesher
3 Welsh, David, baker
5 Inglis, John, cowfeeder
7 Kay, David, baker
9 Welsh, J. shoemaker
9 Mackay, William, jeweller
9 Nicol, Andrew, bootmaker
9 Reid, JNIrs, straw-hat maker
11 Busher, John, gold-beater
13 Hamilton, R. S. grocer
15 M'Kenzie, John, plumber
19 Ruthven, Jas. sen., printer
19 Aiichincloss, John, smith
19 Cockburn, Jos. breechesmaker
Rdsi-- fitrtet c/iapt-t
21 Anderson, James, spirit-dealer
R O S
23 Grant, Geo. working-jeweller
23 M-Kenzie, John, plumber
23 jNToffat, Andrew, cabinetmaker
27 Muir, Geo. Albert tavern
27 Rollo, 11. bootmaker
Ig^ Hintover street
31 iMoir, D. hairdresser
33 Tait, Andrew, baker
36 liitchie T. veterinary surgeon
37 Greeiishields, J. grocer
37 Greenshields, 11. pianof. tuner
41 Halket, William, bootcutter
43 Galbreath, Philip, chini. -sweep.
45 Ilussel, Mrs, tailor
47 Sheriff", J. dealer in stoneware
49 Robertson, James, tavern
51 Thomson, R. lodgings
61 ]\Iaitland, Ilobt. livery stabIc^
63 King, Charles, lapidary
55 Steventon, .T. Bay Horse Inn
61 Fraser, jNIrs, midwife
69 Johnston, Tho. & Son, wrights
69 Wiieatley, S.
73 AVilson, Mrs, crape dresser
73 Hannan, Daniel, tailor
73 Linton, jMrs, dressmaker
tj^ Frederick street
77 Johnston, James, missionary
79 Findlay, William, grocer
83 Pollock, Peter & Son, farriers
83 Scott, Charles, postmaster
83 Wilkes, John, cabinetmaker
91 Advertiser Printing Office
103 Storie, John, tailor
105 M'Gill, Edw. glazier, ho. 122
1 1 1 Orr, Alexander, tailor
1 1 3 Anderson, James, spirit-dealer
115 Robertson, Mrs S. lodgings
119 Gray, Alex, veterinary surgeon
123 Johnston, William, baker
12.1 Angus, Thomas, fl?sher
127 Gregory, Wm. tin plate worker
129 Seton, Hen. veter. surgeon
129 M'\'itie, R. victual-dealer
1 29 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
131 Russell, John, grocer, ho. 162
E.^S° Ca.st/e street
133 Wilson, Robert, flesher
Lane,
St. George's Infant School.
133 Trail, John, cabinetmaker
133 Waterson, R. spirit-dealer
137 Robson, I\Irs ]\I. hosier
139 Roxburgh, George, cooper
149 Carrick, Alex, smith, ho. 135
151 Dick, John, plumber
153 P>ench, G. T silk-dyer
153 Black, I\Irs, laundress
163 Innes, Charles, plasterer
153 Boyd, INIrs, sick nurse
155 Law, Robert, fleslier
159 Ross, Agnes, cowfeeder
161 Harper, Mrs, nurse
161 Dali;leisli, \V'm. lodgings
161 Ciithbertson, John, builder
165 Smith, Thomas, lodgings
STREET DIRECTOnY.
165 Robertson, A. cabinetmaker
167 Byres, Thomas, baker
Haptist Chapel
206 Ramage, James, wright
00 Small, David, s])irit-dealer
1!)(! Fraser, George, china-burner
19!! Jardine, Mrs
l!)(i 'W'ilite, ]\Irs P. spirit-dealer
104 Burnet, George, tailor
194 M'Gregor, ]Mrs, print-glazer
104 Sandilands, James, lodgings
192 Wood, INIrs Jane, grocer
190 Cowper, Mrs, corsetmaker
190 Vaughan, Mrs
188 Brash, James, victual-dealer
184 Taylor, Mrs, grocer
I no The llicket Omrt
178 Richardson, R. shoemaker
1 76 Robertson, James, cowfeeder
174 Ha'kett, Cieorge (officer to
Minister's Widows Fund
174 Lees, A. rouge maker, &c.
174 Reid, Mrs William
170 Trotter, Stephen, spirit-dealer
166 Bell, John, smith
166 Walker, James, cabinetmaker
house 180
66 M'Ewen, Thomas, grocer
Ig^ Castle street
164 Reid, Gr€o. hairdresser
164 Boog, Mrs Matthew
1(;2 Anderson, Robert, stabler
162 Anderson, iMrs, ladies' nurse
158 AVilson, David, cowfeeder
156 Lawson, James, wright
156 Ormiston, Geo. smith
156 Carrick, .lames, smith
156 Gitig, Wm. -mith
154 Thomson, David, spirit-dealer
152 Moiiltray, H. chimney-sweep.
150 AValker, John, shoemaker
146 Lawson, Mrs, pie-baker
144 Hood, Thomas, shoemaker
142 Ancrum, J.W. cork-manufact.
140 Sutherland, Mrs,straw-hatmkr,
132 Murdoch, Miss M. lodgings
132 I'ariss, j\Irs, midwife
126 Turnbull, Jas. victual-dealer
122 INl'Donald, A. Cdbinetmaker
122 Aitkin, Mrs, staymaker
118 M'Ewein, T. mason
1 16 Craig, Alexander, tailor
116 Stewart, Robert, inkmaker
112 INl'Kwan, David, letter-carrier
110 Masters, Mrs, spint-dealer
110 Stirling's stables
110 Collins, E. & .^'on, joiners
110 Howel, John, polyartist
108 Dalziel, Robert, fishinonger
106 Keddie, John, bootmaker
106 Mackay, Miss, staymaker
106 Brotherston, A. victual-dealer
106 Scott, Thomas, confectioner
^■g-," Frederick stieet
104 Thomson, John, stationer
1 04 Fraser, Jo'.in, teacher
R O S
207
104 Penny, Mrs, lodgings
102 AVclsh, William, flesher
'00 j\Iathison, Alex, spirit-dealer
00 Mitchelson, J. R. painter
00 Inglis, (ieorge, stables
98 Baptie, Mrs^A.
98 Allnuii Loan Company, H.
y. M'Donald, manager
96 Stewart, .John, spirit-dealer
94 Clark, ]\lrs, grocer
92 Horsburgh,CJeorge, bootmaker
90 Hook, Adam, lodgings
90 Ruthven, Ms,rs
90 Eraser, W.glass& china-burner
88 AYright, David, baker
86 Deas, Thomas, tailor
82 Brydon, Mrs J.
82 Ellis, Miss, dressmaker
82 Uewar, .John, house-painter
80 Brydon & Sons, bell-hangers
76 Richardson, G. victual-dealer
74 Burnet, Miss C dressmaker
74 Scrymgour, H. upholsterer
70 Robertson, Alex, dairy
68 Smith, Mrs, midwife
04 Bayne, Chas. fruiterer
66 Musgrove, Wm. glazier
62 Bookless, Mrs
54 Fairgrieve, .J. and Co. printers
52 Muirhead, George, spirit-dealer
46 Drysdale, Sirs, grocer
({^Hanover street
42 Graham, AVm. hair-dresser
42 Brydon, James, printer
42 Porteous, .John, flesher
40 Rutherford, AValter, spirit-dlr.
Liiiie i Soiilh I,
M'Pherson & Syme, printers
Dunlop, Alex, wright
Robertson, Alex, picture frame
maker
Dundas, Alex, cabinet-maket
Colston, Alexander, printer
AValker, Alexander, smith
Marshall, Robert, printer
Brooks, A. coach-builder
Greatrex, Wm. livery-stableS
38 Wilson, AVm. baker
38 Small, .James, spirit merchant
34 Swales, 1{. Iving's Arms
30 Arnot, .James, jeweller
30 M'Gregor, Airs, tavern
30 Porteous, .Jno. flesher
30 Bruce, A. pocket-book maker
28 Sawers, AVm. shoemaker
26 Laing, Alexander, baker
24 Hamilton, AVm. spirit-dealer
22 Inderwick, Misses
22 Bogie, Miss, lace-cleaner
22 Craig, Mrs James
20 Henry, AVilliam, shoemaker
20 Ritchie, Thos. vet. surgeon
20 Paterson, Mrs, h.ir-manufr.
20 Anderson, Mrs, eating-house
1 8 Campbell, John, cowfeeder
14 Cameron, John, grocer
208
R O X
EDINBURGH AND LEFTH
K tJ T
12 Trainer, .Tno. provision shop
10 Smill, James, spirit-dealer
10 llae, Andrew, whipmaker
8 Lauder, Jno. spirit-dealer
6 3I'Lenan, Mrs, lodgings
6 Robins, Alexander, bootmaker
6 Brown, John, spirit-dealer
6 Forrest, AVm. wine-merchant
4 Police Office
ROSEMOUNT (Leith.)
Wood, John, esq.
ROXBURGH PLACE.
1 Marshall, J. agent
■SY. Pcier's Chiipcl
5 Sampson, IMiss
6 Dunnet, Wm, classical teacher
5 Douglas, W. engravers
7 Livingston, John, agent
7 M'Laren, J. tea-merchant
Reid's, Dr D. B. class-room
\G M'Donald, A. Leith carrier
16 Orr, David, letter carr er
14 Steel, Wm. flesher
14 Rd.zbuTfih- Place Chapel
12 jVI'Glashan, .T. furniture-dealer
10 Smith, D. of Excise
8 Herdman, John, baker
(j M'Gregor, Poison, & Co., pub-
lishers and booksellers
6 Stott, John, leather-merchant
0 Dunn, Walter, printer
6" Davidson, John, tailor
6 Anderson, Mary, boot-binder
2 Munro, William boot & shoe-
maker
ROXBURGH STREET.
5 Gray, Alex, veterinary surgeon
!) ^Miller, James, surgeon
11 Douglas, Archibald, writer
17 Cowan, John, surgeon
19 Burn, J. surgeon
18 Neilson, William, painter
14 Ogg, Mrs
12 Dods, Mrs
1 » Veitch, Mrs D.
8 Gray, William, coal-agent
8 Bell, Walter, shoemaker
8 Williamson's, Mrs, lodgings
6 M'Whirter, INIiss
4 M'Xiven, Jno. stationer
2 Baillie, ]Mrs, midwife
2 Hendrie, Robert, wright
ROXBURGH TERRACE.
J Roxburgh- Terrace ChapeJ
2 Cowan, Thomas, engraver
2 Alexander, John, S-S.C.
4 Arthur, John, house-agent
5 Miller, Alex, teacher
5 Cramb, IMrs
6 Smith, Andrew
5 Greig, James, inspector
7 Cranston, George, plasterer
8 M'Intosh, A. lodgings
9 Jackson, John, lodgings
ROYAL CRESCENT.
8 Dickson, W. esq. accountant
9 Sommerville, Colonel
10 Gordon, Lady
14 Fair, Thomas, esq.
15 Pyper, Hamilton, esq. advocate
25 Darling, Mrs
25 Jamieson, Miss, dressmaker
20 Cliishiilm, Robert, esq.
26 Trenc'i, J. bookbinder
26 Scott, .Tames, wine-merchant
26 Trench, James, builder
20 Trench, Tho. wood-merchant
26 Fyffe, Mrs Dr
ROYAL TERRACE.
Grcenside CJnirch
4 Ellis, R. esq. W.S.
4 Ellis, W. esq. S.S.C.
6 Anderson, ]M. law-printer
6 Muir, .John, esq. accountant
7 Cunningliam, J. S, Com. Bank
8 Shaw, Mrs
9 Alves, H. S. esq.
10 Marshall, Capt. D.,H.E l.C.S.
11 Tawse, Andrew, etq. W.S.
12 Campbell, Mrs A.
13 IMar^hall, James, esq.
14 Boyd, John, esq.
14 Boyd, Thos J. esq. (of Oliver
& Boyd)
14 Boyd, John, jun. esq. (do. do.)
18 Sinclair, Donald, letter-founder
lii Sinclair, John, letter-founder
19 AVatson, Reverend Dr
20 Gillon, \V. U. of Wallhouse
21 Gordon, Joseph, esq. W.S.
21 Gordon & Stuart, esqrs. W.S.
21 Gordon, Gordon C. esq. W.S.
22 Brodie, IVIiss
23 Carstairs, Drysdale, esq.
24 Sibbald, Mrs H.
25 ]\I'Kinlay, David, esq. of New
land Bum
30 Sheriff', Mrs James
31 Hall, Mrs
33 Swinburne, Lt.-Col. of ^larcus
34 I5isset, iMisses, boarding-school
35 ]M'Hutcheon, Wm. esq. collec-
tor of cess
RUTLAND STREET.
3 Crawford, Dr James
11 Peddie, Alex. M.D. surgeon
13 Makgill, ]\frs
15 Glasgow, Rob. R. esq. advocate
17 Crawford, Mrs A. F.
19 Home, Lady, of Blackadder
21 Stark, John, esq.
21 Stark, Jas. esq. F.R.C.P.M.D.
25 Cox, Robert, W.S.
25 Combe, M. D. And F.R.C.P.
27 Gordon, John, draper
27 Dudgeon, John, esq.
2y Borthwick, Thomas, write*
28 Thompson, Jas. coach makei*
28 Clark, R. hosier
28 Doull, William, esq. W.S-
26 Norvell, aiiss S.
24 Dodds, jNIrs Marcu.s
22 Crawfurd, J. esq. advocate
21 Russell, Claude, esq. accountant
20 Cay, R. Dundas, esq. W.S.
16 Robison, Mrs
14 Pringle. George, esq.
12 Donaldson, J. esq. advocate
10 M'Craken, J. esq. S.S.C.
8 Lawton, Mis ., boarding school
6 Grainger, Thos civil engineer
4 Learmonth, ]\Irs
Collector's Offtr^, \VestKhhPoor
Rate!-, Hart Anderson
Graham, R. jun. (of S. & G.)
Galloway, Misses E. C. & Co.
corset-makers
JMarch, JMrs
2 Blackadder, Mrs H. Home
RUTLAND PLACE.
1 Thomson, D. spirit-merclianl
1 Given, R. & Co. coach and har-
ness makers
2 Stewart. J confectioner
3 Clark & Crawford, grocers
4 Syme, William, ironmonger
5 Sutter's lodgings
5 Lockhart, Miss Elliot
RUTLAND SQUARE.
1 Dunbar, I\Irs
2 ^^'ood, Alex. jun. advocate
3 Dingwall, Arthur, esq. advocate
3 Robertson, Mrs
3 Raniag , Adam, pewterer
3 Charles, Mrs
4 Calvert, John R. esq. W. S.
5 Paul, Thomson, esq. W.S.
6 Brown, Mrs Major
7 Davidson, Laurence, esq. W* .%
8 Burn, H. I. esq. W.S-
9 Oliphant, Robert, esq. AV'.S.
10 Hope, James, jun. esq. AV.S.
1 1 Douglas, Geo. L. A. esq. adv.
12 Cruckshanks, Miss
13 Robertson, Rev. James
13 Laurie, Rev. Joseph, D.D.
15 CoUingwood, Mrs
16 iMurray & Logan, esqrs. W.S.
16 Murray, A. esq. of Crieff, AV.S.
16 Logan, Edmund, esq. W.S.
17 Earl of Caithness
18 Jamieson, John, esq.
19 Russell, Francis, esq. advocate
19 Russell, R. M.D.
19 Russell, Mrs
■20 Guild, Mrs
21 Cook, Mrs
22 Inglis, Alexander, esq.
22 Inglis, James, esq.
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22 Piincle, 11 esq. W.S
22 Nightingale, K. W. clothier
22 Watherston, John, wright
23 Sprott, Miss
23 Sprott, John, esq.
24 Davidson, Arch esq. advocate
25 Paul, William, accountant
26 Ainslie, MacAlIan, & Graham,
W.S.
26 Mac Allan, James, esq. W.S.
2« Graham, Jas. esq. (A. M.& G.)
27 Bruce, Wm. esq. wine-mercht
28 Munro, A. liinninii, esq. W.S-
29 Hamilton, Alex. esq. W.S.
30 Maitland, Henry, esq
30 Blackhall, Jas. (of B. & Scott)
30 French, John, AV.S.
30 Walker, JMrs
30 Burns, Peter, flesher
So Scott, Alex, bootmaker
30 Elouis, Miss, teacher
30 Stewart, T. post-master
31 M'-Cormick, Miss
32 Dingwall, Mrs
ST. ANDREW SQUARE.
Melville Monument
1 Fraser and Anderson, clothiers
2 jMurray, William, Londonhotel
2 Edin. Subscri/jtion Library. I
2 Baxter, Wm. librarian
4 Dalgleish & Forrest, auctioneers
4 ]\litchell, H. esq. accountant
4 Lawson, Jas. tailor & clothier
4 Johnston, W. & K. engravers
4 Gordon, Lieul.-Colonel John
6 Scottish ^yid,ni•s FiinH §• /-'>'<
Assurance Society , John Mac-
kenzie, manager
6 George, Wm. Scottish Widow's
Fund
6 Couper, W. & Son, bootmakers
6 Strangman&Brodie,gen march
6 Miller, Thomas, accountant
6 Arthur & Son, clothiers
6 Forrester, William, letterpress
printer, lilhogr. & engrav.
7 Forbes, David, glass nianufac.
7 Wilson & Martin, clothiers
0^ South St. David St.
f; M' Donald, Miss
8 Haden, G. & J. engineers and
millwrights— ^ee Advt.
8 James, John, & Son, shoemaker
8 Allan, Kobert, stock-broker
8 Ferenbach & Co. sausage-mak.
8 M'Laren, D. & Co. clothiers
9 Burke, J. and Son, upholsteren
9 Ritchie, Wm. London Bible
warehouse
10 Stewart & Lilly, milliners, &c.
10 Burke, John, sen.
!0 Court, John, S.S.C.
12 Spittal.Jas.&Son, silk mercers
12 lVryt,-ni Bank of ScotUiwI;
p. Ramsay, esq. banker
13 Watson, G. H. accountant
t^^ Georae strut
14 Watson, J. accouniatit, manager
of Scottish Provident Institnt
15 Copland, R. T. clothier
15 Lindsay, James, W.S
15 Greerson, Andrew, W.S.
15 Whitehead, AVilUam, boctmak.
W! Dundas & Wilson, W.S.
17 Steuart, IMiss
18 Combie, INIrs, lodgings
l!) City of Glaagow Assvran,re
20 Lothian, Maurice, S.S.C.
fS0^ North St. Dovidst.
21 Simps n, Misses, milliners
21 Black, D. M.esq. W.S.
21 Black, Henry, esq. solicitor
21 Fisher, Daniel, esq. S.S.C.
21 Fisher, J., W.S.
21 liogle, Mrs
21 Bo.jle, Andrew esq. W S.
22 Millar, James, esq. F.K.C.S.
23 S'lanuel's, David, private hotel
23 Gordon, Jas. esq. < f Crag, adv.
25 Dundas, John, esq. C. S.
26 Scottish Equitable I nsurawe Co.
R. Christie, accountant and
manager
,26 Gibson, R. secretary to do.
27 Boswell, INIrs, of Blackadder
1 %i-^NorthSt.Andrtu)st.
30 Young, Wm. shoemaker
30 Starkness, ]\Irs
30 Guillerez Mons. A. F. teacher
of French
30 Simpson, J. clothier
30 Sheriffs, A. writing-master
;iO Faiibairn & Co. linen-draptis
30 Williamson, James, druggist
31 Law, Wm. and George, merch
31 Cad ell, Robert, bookseller
3 1 Salom, Mersrs B. &Co. opticians
32 Cockbumand Campbell, wine-
merchants
32 Sanderson, J. & Son, lapidaries
32 Murray, John, junior, S S C
32 Welsh, J. B. miniature-painter
33 Veitch, Thomas, mapseller
33 Johnston, A. wine-merchant
35 Douglas's Hotel, Wal. Douglas
Rni/al Jinnh of Scotland;
More, John, esq. accountant
British Linen Company's Bank;
T. Corrie, esq. manager
40 Gibson, A. esq.
41 Crosbie, G. esq. manager of
National Bank
42 National Bank of Scotland
ST. ANDREW STREET,
(NORTH.)
1 Miller, John, baker
1 Burness, William, printer
2 Archibald, David, tailor
2 Archibald,Miss,dressmaker,&
3 Davidson, R. sUtioner
3 Balmain, James, wine-merch.
4 Skinner, John li. esq. W.S.
4 Donaldson, Ar. breeches-maker
5 Sadler, William, grocer
3 Ritth e & Co. peitumt'is
6 Strang, "W. surgeon
0 PVaser, John, confectioner
St. Andrew Lane,
7 Stewart, Malcom, accountant
8 Tweedie, M. confectioner
10 Ross & Mitchell, contractors
and builders
10 Currie, Peter, teacher
10 ISIore, George, printer
10 Gordon, Jas. jun. litho. printer
12 Henry, William, bootmaker
13 Elgin, William, bookseller
Ruddiman, Thos. house-painter
I^yon, Richard, picture-frumer
ST. ANDREW STREET,
(SOUTH.)
I Anderson, Wm. confectioner
1 Carmichael, J. Globe tavern
1 Roberts, W. H. wine-merch.
1 Weddell, James, & Co. hosiers
3 Ijumsden, Geo. watchmaker
3 Kirkwood, Hen. seal-engraver
3 Thompson, Alex, gunmaker
7 I^indsay, Jn. & Co. booksellers
7 Dow, J. spirit-dealer
9 Leiih, Samuel, lithographer
9 Fell, Andrew, tailor
1 1 Kirkwood, J. & Son, engravers
I I Falconer, And. writing-ma.ster
13 Seaton & Mar.shall, bootmakers
13 Paul, Alexander, baker
1.5 Kennedy, W. P. bookseller
15 Knight, George, smith
17 Eraser, R. and Co. jewellers
17 jNIeade, John, jeweller
19 Nightingale, Edw. W. clothier
23 Ronaldson, Wm. wine-merchant
20 Duncan, J. (of Duncan & Son)
1 8 Duncan, A. & Son, quill-merch.
10 Russell, Geo. tavern-keeper
14 Adams and Co. wine-merchts.
14 Stevenson, Ninian, teacher
14 Beveridge, Mrs Jo, spirit-dlr.
14 Robertson, John, esq. S.S.C.
12 Cliisholm, John, bookseller
10 Dickson, Jas. wholesale station.
10 Wilson's lodgings
10 Pattison, M., S S.C.
, M-euse Lane.
Kirkwood, A. die-cutter
Howdeii, P. & Co. wine-merch.
1 aiorton, James, general agent
Blackwall & Munro, agents
Bruce, John, postmaster
Cochrane, R. cS: J. coach build.
Morton, William, lapidary
Johns, T. C. and J. tailors, &c.
8 Kennedy, C spirit-merchant
8 Acquroff, G. hair-dresser
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8 Tod, John, engraver
8 Clark, Robert, engraver
6 Steedman, A. M. tailor
6 Steedman, Mrs, lodgings
4 Adamson, Thomas, tea-dealer
2 Millar, John, china &glass-mer
ST. ANDREW STREET,
{Leilh.)
1 MLeod, Robert, tailor
4 Robertson, Alex, prov.-mercht.
5 Young, John, coal-merchant
8 Wallace, Wm. & Son, grocer
9 Heatly, Adam, dairy
11 Mack, George, contractor
13 Gordon, Mrs, M. vintner
15 Simpson, Miss, seminary
15 M'Laren, D. and G. wine-
merchants
17 M'Leod, Mrs, broker
19 Smith, Peter, spirit-dealer
20 Smeatons close
•24 INIiller, James, grocer
25 Vaults,
27 Thomson, J. G. & Co. mer-
chants, Vaults
29 Thomson. A. A of J. G T & Co
33 Garland, J. O. pawnbroker
33 Wilson, Alex, victual-dealtr
30 Gieig, John, baker
Horse wyrul,
10 Smith, T. victualler
14 I.awson, Mrs, s])ii it-dealer
38 Hogg, John, grocer
39 Gilchrist, D. spirit-dealer
St. Andreiu u'tpul,
4 ]\Iorison,John, stonewareshop
45 Webster, Hugh, spirit-dealer
46 Lumsden court
47 M'Kenzie, John, contractor
47 iM'Kenzie ISIrs, broker
52 Sprunt, Edward, hairdresser
Skinner's court
St Leonard's lane
Peat neuk
Foxe's lane,
John Bishop, com- dealer
T. B. Alexander, cooper, 2
Alexander T. & Son, coopers, 2
Robert Boon, pawnbroker, 3
Wishart Maigt. broker, 14
74 Johnston, Is^ibi.-lla, and Co.
stoneware merchants
79 Williamson, Cbas. metal-dlr.
83 Smibert, James, smith
86 Movvat, AVin dairy
88 Daily, Mrs, broker
90 Paierson, Robert, tavern
ST. ANTHONY PLACE.
1 Auld, George, spirit-dealer
3 Bruce, Ja'v.es, baker
4 Cochran, 3Iiss, milliner
5 Krskine, Mrs, spirit-dealer
6 Eraser, Wiiliara surgeon
7 Wise, IVIisses, straw -hatmakers
7 Meiklejohn, John, teacher
7 M' Donald, James, lodgings
7 Cleland, Mrs A.
7 Cleland, Peter, house-painter
7 Wilson, William, clerk
7 Gordon, William, builder
8 Dickson, Alex, victual-dealer
9 Kay, Robert, spirit-dealer
10 Seaton, IVIrs E. coal-merciiant
10 Brown, Mrs David
10 M-Pherson, James, stone-mer.
11 Fair, aim, Wm. bootmaker
12 Smith, William, flesher
13 Palmer, David, hairdresser
14 Burt, .James, saddler
15 Crombie, Mrs, lodgings
15 Shaw, James, boat-builder
15 Charles, George, agent
16 Hastie, Alex, green grocer
ST. ANTHONY ST. {Leith.)
8 Pirrie, David, wright «
1 1 Macnair, John, brewer
1 1 VYhitson, Robert, brewer
14 Vertue, AY. & Co. wine-raers.
St. Anthitnt/ court,
Fergusson, John wine-mercht
Allardice, 11. (of A.&Laugh-
ton)
Clark, Donald, agent
St. Anthony Lane. St. Anthony
street to Yardheads
Callender, D. tanner
ST. BERNARD CRESCENT,
3 Wilkie, Captain W.
5 Logan, Walter, esq.
7 Hutchison, Rev. Dr
9 Rigby, ^Airs
1 1 Kerr, Mrs
ll Stevenson, Jas. esq.
1 3 Erskine, William, esq.
l5 Dundas, G. Hamilton, esq.
17 Raebum, Henry, esq.
19 AA''ilson, Patrick, esq.
21 INlacfarlane, Wm. esq. M.D.
23 Mitchell. Lieut.-Colonel
25 Hay, Captain Philip
27 Whitehead, John, esq. S.S.C.
29 AV^ordie, Mrs
31 Forbes, Mrs Major
35 Allan, Wm. esq. accountant
14 Hogg, Mrs
10 Horsburgh, Major
8 Dundas, JNIiss Hamilton
6 Dauney, JNIrs
4 Robertson, Captain Alexander
2 Edgar, IVIrs
ST. BERNARD PLACE.
I Robson, ]\Irs Jane, sick-nurse
1 Lawrie, Miss F. dressmaker
ST. BERNARD ROAV.
Smith, Robert, joiner
3 AYalton, JNIiss
3 Hogg, William, W.E.
3 Comrie, Mrs
4 Martinson, J. N., AY.E.
5 Jenkins, Richard, esq.
6 JNI'Keliar, Miss
7 Stirling, John, esq.
8 Heatlie, James, esq. A. C. S.
9 .Johnston, IVIrs
9 INI'Biin, Mrs, nurse
10 jMarshall, Robert, printer
Shaw, Mrs John
Miller, Thomas, farmer, Inver.
leith {west)
Fraser, J. gardener, Inverhith
Inverleilh House,
Greenock, Lord, K.CB.
ST. COLiME STREET.
I Angus, George, architect
1 Cadell, Misses, of Tranent
2 Bruce, Ralph, esq.
3 Keay, jNIiss,
4 Campbell, jVfiss
5 Urquhart, Adam, esq. advocate
6 AYright, T. G. esq.
7 AYalker, W. S. esq. advocate
8 Gilchrist, Mrs
9 Rutherfurd, And. esq. advocate
ST. CUTHBERT STREET.
20 Bryce, Mrs
19 M'Dowall, Mr Col.
23 Littlejohn, T. esq. H.E.I.C.S.
45 Burnet, Miss, of Barn.s
43 Stuart, AYilliam, AA'.S.
42 Orr, Captaui. superintendent of
Naval & Military Academy
ST. DAVID STREET,
(SOUTH.)
1 Kirkwood, J. S. goldsmith
1 jNI-Donald, D. spirit-de.iler
1 Newton, AY. A. saddler
1 M'Kenzie, A. tailor
1 Mackenzie, Alisses J. & H. dress-
makers
1 Dewar, .John, bootmaker
3 Kemp, A. spirit-dealer
5 Smith, David, silk-dyer
7 AA'att, Andrew, saddler
9 Elder, H. commission-agent
11 Macredie, Alex, bookseller
11 M'Phail, Messrs. booksellers
13 M'Kay & Ferrier, painters
15 Ferguson, .John, bookseller
17 Welsh, James, bootmaker
19 Thornton & Collie, printers
19 Carr, ]\Iichael, tailor
19 I\Ieekie, Richard, engraver
21 Spence, Charles, esq, SS. C
21 Durward, John, agent
21 Dissenters' §- General Assu-
rance Co. — See Adv
21 Bryden, AYm. tailor
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IG Evening Post and Scotti^ih
Standard neivspaper office
16 Gavin, Hector, engraver
10 Cannon, A. printer
14 Finlay, .lohu, bootmaker
14 M'Donakl, Alex, bootmaker
14 Bell & Gmm, bookbinders
\2 Edinburgh Printina; Co.
V2 Sinclair, P. a<;enl& auctioneer
12 Sinclair, Mrs, collee-house
8 Mabon, John, accountant
8, (5,4, &2, Kennington &JenneK
silk mercers and drapers
2 National Ftre Insurance Com-
pani/ of Scotland ; Ivory
Holmes, manager. — See adv.
2 Steele, John, toy-merchant
ST. DAVID STREET,
(NORTH.)
1 Keegan, Thomas, merchant
3 tiibson and Hector, esqs. W^S.
'^ Robertson, J. 15. writing-master
3 AV'hite, John, teacher
3 Bairy, ]Mrs
5 Borthwick, A. accountant
5 Keegan, John, solicitor
5 Rortliwick, C. esq. accountant
5 Northern Reversion Co.
7 Veitch, AVilliam. lodgings
7 Noble, James, cabinetmaker
7 Bell, Mrs, lodgings
9 Holland & Thomson, W.S.
9 .Mackenzie, K. esq. accountant
9 Tod, George, accountant
12 Bishop, James, engraver
12 Macintosh, jNIts, midwife
10 Wightman, E. bootmaker
10 Tuting, Edward, shoemaker
10 Andrew, ]Mi es B & M
10 Ballingall, \Vm accountant
10 Trotter, James, writing-master
8 Ritchie & Hill, esqrs. W S.
8 Alfred Assurance, Ritchie &
Hill agents
6 Ministers'' Wid'ivs' Fund-office
6 Inglis &Wedderburn, esqs. W.--
fj Janner, J. M. accounia it
6 Scott, John, esq. accountant
4 Muir, Henry, shoemaker
4 Watt, A. saddler
4 Gray, James, of Standard Office
4 M'Innes, ]VIisses, milliners
2 Arthur, Richard, S S.C.
4 Macdonald, Jas. mess.-at-amis
4 Wel)Ster, A mess.-at-arms
4 AI- Donald, R. writer
4 Munro, W. .1. mact-T
4 Diinaldsoii, ^Irs lodgings
,") Wilkio, A. mess.-at-arms
5 U.iihon, I\Irs
o Wilson, John, painter
5 ?«I Kay, Benjamin, A.M.
5 Mathewson, R. of Exchequer
Ol^r-ir Siiiit/i St. Jaiiif.s .-tr,c
(> .John Eraser, victual-dealer
^I'Phatl, Mrs
2.') Hutton, John, flesher
2.") Wood, William, mason
25 Christie, John, builder
2fi Russel, A. late merchant
•2(> Falconer, C. esq. Hartwoodhill
2(i Lawrie, William, jeweller
27 Barker, John, surgeon
28 Stewart's Albion Hotel
29 AVilson, James, of British
Ivinen Co.
!0 Haldane, Ja. (Haldane & Rae)
7 I\rKenzie,R.stonewaremercht.!30 Black, Geo. messenger-at-arms
ST. JAMES SQUARE.
I Ferguson, Miss dressmaker
1 Wilkie, William, esq.
I Cuthbert, Mrs, lodgings
I 15rown, Thos. spiric-merchant
3 Lizars, W. H. engraver
4 Kidd, Alexander, writer
4 ]Munros & Drysdale,messengers-
at-arms
4 Prophit, Thomas, fish-dealer
8 i\ itken, James, bookbinder
8 Bcgbie, William, lapidary
8 Murray, Samuel, bootmaker
8 \V'ii;htman, John, piano-tuner
8 Dickson, James, wright
9 Dobbie, Wm. spirit-merchant
1 1 ^Vitken & Campbell, winc-merc.
12 ^lurray, William, upholsterer
1 3 T' rotter, T. tlesher
13 Lisenham, J. general agent
1 3 Stewart, Mrs
13 15anks, Wm. (W. H. Lizars)
13 M'Ewan, Peter, esq.
1 3 Mackay, C. of Theatre Royal
U TuUis, R. & Co. paper-makers
15 Nelson, John, casemaker
15 Davidson, A. tailor
15 Robertson, A. manufacturer
15 Martin, Rob. soda-water manfr.
15 .Tohnston, Thos. upholsterer
15 Watt, Alex, tailor
1 5 Winter, Mrs
t^ North St. Jnmes street
18 Forbes, Walter, glass-cutter
10 Forbes, Walter, brass-founder
[17 Cormack, James, smith, &c.
17 Keiser, J. music-teacher
17 I-awne, William, dyer
17 Fenwick, Thomas, painter
1 7 Mackenzie, D. ]\I solicitor
17 Mackenzie, Mrs
17 Johnstone, Robert, teacher
18 Bell, James, S.S.C.
19 Brown, Peter, printer
20 Hardie, Mrs, lodgings
21) Mould, J. B. engraver
20 Anderson, William, writer
20 Weiiiyss, And. trunk-maker
21 Lawrence, George, of G. P. O.
2 I Watt, U engraver
21 Leith, S. printer
23 Swanston,Wmessenger-at-arms
23 Swanston, Miss, teacherof music
23 Welsh, James, of G.P O.
23 Campbell, Mrs
23 Smith, James, lodgings
23 Colclough, Mrs
l^p^ Eldtr street
24 Edinburgh Water Co.'s office
24 Brown, D. water-officer
25 Peterkin, Alex, esq S.S.C.
25 Waugh, Miss
30 Norrie, John, painter
3!» ^loffat, AVilliam, teacher
:50 Ritchie, James, watchmaker
31 Rutherford, Misses
ST. JAMES STREET,
(EAST.)
2 INI'Donald, James, cowfeeder
4 Sinclair, D. leather merchant
4 Currie, Thos. bootcloser
4 Crawford, Robert, bootmaker
ST. JAMES STREET,
(SOUTH.)
1 ]M'Intosh, John, rnail-guard
1 Ure, Mrs, sick-nurse
I Sloan, .lames, stamper, G.P.O.
1 Hamilton, Ro. stamper, G.P.O.
1 James, Moir, tailor
5 Chalmers, ]\Irs Janet, nurse
5 M' Donald, Wm. mess -at-arms
5 Rankin, .lohn, letter-carrier
7 Mark, Mrs, grocer
9 IVIurray, David, spirit-dealer
11 Fairbairn, A. lodghigs
11 Taylor, John, mason
1 1 Brodie, James, painter
I I Thomson, Mrs, midwife
1 ] AVilson, Misses, dressmakers
15 ]\Ioffat, Js. & Co. victual-dlrs.
10 Snow, John, flesher
17 Dundass, J. letter-carrier
1 7 Sayers, Mrs, ladies' nurse
17 Catanach, Alex, letter-carrier
17 M'Intosh, Mrs, ladies nurse
17 Fleming, T. billiard-table mkr.
18 Brown, P. tea & wine meriht.
19 liOw, John, shoemaker
19 Eastern Dispensary
20 Christie, Mrs. provision-dealer
22 Lauder, John, spirit-merchant
23 P.<lice (fifirc
14 Scougall & Drysdale, grocers
12 Synie, Miss, stay maker
12 Ayer, James, tailor
8 Johnstone, Mrs, trimming-shop
6 Donaldson, George, wright
0 Barnetson John, mason
6 Mam, Mrs, midwife
0 Siiirley, Mrs, ladies' nurse
4 AValker, William, baker
2 Johnston, Mrs, grocer
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ST. JAMES STREET,
(NORTH.)
1 Robertson, James, coach-liirer
1 Aitcliison. Miss, dressmaker
1 Hamilton, \^'m. stamper G. P.O.
2 Anderson, James, postmaster
3 jMarr, James, spirit-merchaht
3 Donald, James, writer
4 Bannerman, Miss embroiderer
4 Mather, Jolm, teacher of music
4 r^ancock, H. teacher of music
5 Aitken, James, bookbinder
5 Aitken, ]\frs, midwife
5 Whitehead, Miss, dressmaker
5 Anderson, George, wright
ST. JAMES PLACE.
1 Ross, James, spirit-dealer
2 Jjumsden, David, bootmaker
3 Bissett. Alex, bootmaker
4 I>awrie, John, baker
Jlelief Chupel
5 Crawford, .James, wright
6 Ivinnell, Mrs, ladies' nurse
C Watt, Alex, veterinary-surgeon
8 Turnbull, W. mail-coachman
9 Dickson, John, gunmaker
f) Gray, J. bootmaker
11 Anderson, J. post and job horses
12 Crawford & Anderson, Wrights
ST. JOHN'S HILL.
Knight, Joseph, lock factory
1 Ritchie, Alex, artist
1 Campbell, Archd. corn-mercht.
2 Grieve,Robert, furniture-printer
2 Smith, Adam, writer
3 Balfour, Andrew, printer
8 Disher, Robert, brewer
8 Waterston, G. of G. Waterston
and Son
1 1 Craw, Thomas, cabinetmaker
29 Brown, Hugh, currier
ST. JOHN STREET.
1 Mason, I\Irs
1 Ford, Thomas, grocer
1 Cameron, Wm. teacherof music
3 Gilchrist, Rev. Dr
4 Sutherland, E. esq. of C. Bank
6 Girle, G. H. leather-merchant
6 Christie, John, grocer
7 Amott, J. Walker, esq W.S
7 Bayley, Mrs
8 Johnstone, David, esq.
9 Clark, Rev. John
11 Yule, J. esq. W.S.
1 2 Aitchison, .John, esq.
13 ]\Iuir, William, wine-merchant
14 Scott, Henry, junior, hatter
15 Aitchison, W. K. brewer
Ifi Aitchison, Mrs
17 Ford, John, flint-glass manufac.
18 Dei^f 4: Dumb Day-School;
A. Dr} sdale, teacher
19 House of Industry ; Mrs Jen-
kins, matron
20 Scott, H. & Co. hat-manufac.
22 Forbes, Alexander, cabinetmak.
22 Alexander, H. D. surgeon
22 Prager, Mrs, sick-nurse
ST. LEONARD LANE.
2 Ferrier, Charles, spirit-dealer
Keir's, Mrs, lodgings
9 Miller, An. of Excise
1 1 Sinton, William, slater
St. Leonard's Hill^
Rankine, Lieutenant D.
Bankine, W. J. Maquom, civil
engineer, Assoc. Inst. C E.
<)■ Pringle, James, grocer
1 Marr, James, spirit-dealer
ST. LEONARD STREET.
Davidson, A. hairdresser
Ilenton, Robert, clerk
Aitchison, Mrs J. midwife
Robertson, Mrs, victual-dealer
JicU's entry
John's place,
Colquhoun, Thos. printer
Ogle, Mrs John
Hay, J. H. late brushmaker
Bathgate, Joseph, coal agent
Brown, G. spirit-dealer
IlaniiUon s Folli/
JIullo, James, coal-merchant
Laurie, l\Irs, lodgings
Alder, Wm. officer of Excise
Main, Robert, late teacher
Inglis, William, victual-dealer
Brown, Mrs John, baker
Fox, M. coal-merchant
Brown, 11. coal-merchant
Aitchison & Co. malt liquor shop
Nisbett, Ro. girth manufacturer
Tough, Wm. smith
Dtyries entry
Begrie, David, coal-merchant
Begrie, ^Irs Isa. vict. -dealer
Guthrie, Wm. coal -merchant
Christie's entry
Douglas, B. victual-dealer
Castle of Clouts
Munro, Mrs, spirit-dealer
Lawrie, A. T. surgeon, Park-
side house
Lawrie, T. D. manufacturer of
aerated waters
(^^ Henry street
Simpson, Wm. grocer
Mein, James, spirit-dealer
Armstrong, W., J. P. constable
Brown, J. & Co. victual-dealers
Walkers, Mrs, lotigings
Stobie, William, victual-dealer
Mercer, .lames, slater
Sonnnervile, J. coal-merchant
Affleck, R. grocer
24 Dixon, John, baker
22 Moffat, John, coal-agent
22 Murray, Thos. coal-merchant
16 IMorton, R. (J. Gibson & Co.)
14 M'Kay & Son, coal-merchants
12 Watson, Lieut. John
12 Dixon, Thomas, clerk
12 Cooper, Mrs
10 Watson, J. grocer
8 Kerr, Thomas, corn-merchant
St Paul's CliuTik
4 Dixon, William, coal-agent
Minto Park, G. Piggot, N. L.
office
2 Ramsay, A. inspector of police
ST. MARY WYND.
2 Dow, Wm. cork-sol emaker
3 Sfasoti, Mrs, victual-dealer
6 Wilson, John, grocer
4 & 9 Conway, John, clothier
11 & l2 0neil, John, clothier
25 Birron, Chas. clothier
31 Forrest, James, provision shop
37 Conway, Henry, clothier
39 Nielson, Greig & Co. clothing
depot
45 Park, "William, clothief
63 Kerr, Geo. spirit-dealer
67 Young, Robert, & Co. tailors
81 Grant, R. spirit-dealer
83 Leonard, J. clothier
84 Johnston, D. currier
84 Barrowman, Wm. vietual-deal-
80 Cayle, Andrew, clothier
72 Hopton, Wm. german clockm.
44 Bi.yd's entry
Leather court,
Johnston, Adam, currier
Russell, W. & Son, currier, 3
30 Curtes, Thomas, tailor
1 Carron, P. clothier
ST. PATRICK SQUARE.
1 Todd, Alex, bookseller
1 Todd, A. jun. gilder
2 Tibbets, George, hatter
2 Plenry, C & E hosiers
3 Anderson, John, shoemaket
4 Allan, Miss
4 Jolinston. J. wright
5 Hal', jMrs, midwife
5 Ijidgate, John, thomaker
7 Muir, James, bootmaker
9 Taylor, Andrew, grocer
10 Lawrie, William, accountant
10 Banks, William, cabinetmaker
10 Tait, Peter, gent.
! 1 Ronaldson, George, grocer
12 Archibald, George, seedsman
14 Stewart, Alex, spirit-merchant
17 Bonar, Mrs
17 Peat, Miss
17 Cowan ]Mrs William
17 Low, Mrs John
1 7 Gardner, Mrs
S T.
STREET DIRECTORY.
SAX
^\!i
17 Duff, Mrs
17 Fife, J. 1{. of Scotsman office
ly IMenzies, Jas. (of Cus cms)
l!) ]\Iartin, Mrs, lodgings
10 Uarrowman, J. warehouseman
21 Crosbie, P^dward, gent.
20 Henderson, John, esq. S.S.C.
>22 Ireland, INIiss
22 llonaldson, Miss
22 Bruce, Geo.
22 Johnstone, Andrew, polisher
23 Adams, A. Maxwell, M.D.
24 Grant, JNIrs
24 Henderson, INfrs
24 Clinkscales, 11. linen-draper
25 Bell, Robert, architect
26 Henderson, P. tenclier
27 Wilson, ]\Irs 'William
27 INIofTat, INIrs
27 Dodds, ]Mrs James
27 Duncan, IMrs
21) Johnstone, Wm. dairy
^;hU,l,t Plac;
Kay, Tiios. cabinetmaker
Fraser, ]\Irs, 4
Anderson. J. (Edin. Cloth Co.)
Hunter, Philip, cooper, 6
ST. PATRICK STREET.
1 M'Gregor, A. spirit merchant
2 Stirling, John, spirit-dealer
3 Carlaw, Thomas, tobacconist
4 Weston, Thos. victual-dealer
6 Frier, Matthew, baker
6 llonaldson, William, grocer
6 Hmdman, A. lodgings
7 Thomson, Mijs, ropemaker
9 French, James, flesher
ST. STEPHEN'S STREET
1 Oman, Robert, painter
St Stijilietis church
Ramsay, John, wright
ST. VINCENT STREET.
1 Arnott, John, esq. W.S.
1 Arnott, INIrs
1 Inglis, William, S.S.C.
1 Gemble, Mrs
1 JManson, D. esq. S.S C.
1 Ken ward, W. D. teacher
1 Ness, David, shoemaker
3 Hislop, Mrs Cecilia
5 Dickson, H. G. esq. W.S.
7 Mitche!!, Mrs
7 Robertson, Rev. John
7 Thomas, J 1'. esq.
7 Kamsay, John, wright
7 Law, Mrs
7 Falconer, G. L. writer
7 Sandenian. IMiss
9 Young, JMrs W.
10 Cooper, Thos. baker
8 Duft; Alexander, esq. W.S
(i Robertson, Mrs E. lodgings
6 Henderson, Robert, esq. writer
6' Brodie, Miss
(J Crreen, John, esq.
<< Archer, .James, portrait-painter
(J Sawyer, F. lodgings
4 jMorrison, James, grocer
4 Clark, Francis W . esq. of Ulva
2 Carr, Mrs, straw-hat maker
2 Craigie, A. chimney-sweeper
SALAMANDER STREET.
1 Buclianan, John, spirit-deiiler
2 Mason, Rob. millstone builder
4 Taylor, Wm. & Co. soap works
42 Edinburgh and Leith Glass Co.
Glass wurlcs; A. TuriibuU,
manager
43 Nicolson, Mis
37 Ranken, P. coal-mercbant
59 Gray, Wra. and Co. merchants
SALISBURY PLACE.
1 Bruce, Mrs James
2 Maxwell, Mrs James
3 Knox, Capiain A.
4 AVilson, Thos. es<|.
5 Nixon, Wm. architect
6 Di'war, Mrs & Miss, seminary
8 Galium, John, commercial ag.
9 Pillans, J. W. esq.
10 Wyse, Mrs Dr
1 1 Paterson, Rev. Dr John
12 Oj;ie, II. bookseller
13 M'Crie, Mrs
SALISBURY PL. (WEST.)
2 Rae, Geo. cowfeeder
4 Orr, G. A. house painter
Blackie, S. & A. woodniercht.
8 Rattray, Misses
9 Palmer, Mrs, grocer
SALISBURY ROAD.
1 Anderson, Adam, merchant
3 Morison, Mrs James
3 Dick, Charles, esq. brewer
7 Millar. And. & Soil, meichants
9 Weddel, Miss
1 1 Wright, John, esq.
13 Baird, Josli. mtrthant
15 Gedde'-, Lieut.-Col. John
17 Muir, Mrs
19 Riichie, Rev. John, D.D.
iO Wigham, John, junior, gent.
8 Carphin, George, esq. solicitor
6 WemybS, Will. ilep. com. gen.
4 Skinner, John R., W. S.
SALISBURY SQUARE.
2 Lindsay, Wm. Mi. rcury office
2 IMaekav, Geo. printer
2 Waters, Eben. G.P.O.
2 Ntil on, Robt. R. siationer
2 Scott, John, letti r-cairier
3 MWilliam, Williau', printer
3 M'Wiiliam, Mrs, lauies' scliool
SALISBURY STREET.
1 Carter. Anilrew, spirii-deiiler
2 Robertson, John, baker
2 Ila-tie, Rob. baker
2 Riiilierglen, Mrs
2 S of, James, leailier-merchant
2 Walker, James, merchant
2 Nicol, Alexander, esq.
3 Heastie, Robert P.
4 Bruce, William, writer
5 Holden, Thos. agent
5 Skeene, Wm. reporter
3 Neilson, .John, builder
5 Paterson, Miss J.straw-batmak.
G Shearer, John, G. P. O.
7 Hunter, Mrs Andrew B.
9 Verts, Mrs, lodgings
10 Brown, John, culourer of na-
tural history
10 Forsyth, Sam. goldsmith
13 Profit, Alexander
!3 M Leod, J. B. teacher
14 Mimro, George
13 Watson, John, writer
16 Pairman, William, grocer
IG Smith, Mrs J. lodgings
16 Orrock, Alex bookbinder
17 Watson, James, cooper
18 Dunn, Robert, teacher
19 Finlay, Mrs
19 Wilson, Robert, hatter
19 Brook, Thomas, Excise-officer
19 M'Dougald, Duncan, agent
21 Jeffrey, WilliaiT), manufacturer
21 M'Kay, Wm. corn-merchant
24 Peacock, Thos. com. traveller
24 Short, Mrs
23 Dow, John, brushmaker
28 Marshall, William, clerk
SANDPORT STREET.
(Leith. J
1 Braidwood, James, grocer
2 Gardner, Mrs
2 Butiuient'.'-, Mrs, lodgings
7 Hat vie, John, fish-curer
10 Pourie, John, cooper
11 Wallace, J. and Son, copper-
smiths
12 Wallace, R. B. brass- founders
13 Dungla,, Mrs, tobacconist
13 Gillespie, J.G. Sfjirii-merchaut
17 Aim, John, grocer
18 Boyd, JoliU, tailor
20 Berwick, Agnes, spii it-dealer
22 Wright, Robert, jun. baker
24 Glube taiern
Id Henderson, Wm. shoemaker
•iS Bryc, Wm. smiih
34 Donaldson, P. spirit-deuler
3(3 Gream, David, spirit-dealer
37 M'Rae, Alex, spirit-dealer
SAXE COBURG PLACE.
I Baitii), Rob. writing-mastir
214
s c I
EBINBORGH AND LF.TTH
S H A
2 Bruce, John, e^q.
3 Smith, William, esq.
4 Campbell, Mrs John
5 Buchanan, Miss Ciaig
6 Hill, Georjre, merchant
7 Laidlaw, Mrs
8 Davidson, Mrs A.
9 Ferguson, George', A.M.
10 Callander, S. merchant
11 Weir, Misses, boarding school
12 Manrjers, Alex H. esq. ^V.S.
1 3 Williams, The Ven. Archdeacon
23 CumminiT, James, teacher
24 Baice, Rtv. John
28 Rattray, Robert, W. S.
29 Fernie, Mrs
30 Compton, Thomas, <sq.
31 Munio, Ilujih, esq.
82 M'Nair, Mrs John
Rose, Rev.Wm. C. Dean Bank
Williams, Theodore, esq.
SAUNDERS STREET.
1 Anderson, Donald, cowfetder
2 Paterson, Mrs Margt. grocer
3 Pretiie's, Mrs T. lodgings
3 Renion, Hepbume, W. E.
3 Gray, William, accountant
' 3 Thomson, Mrs, cook
' 3 Berwick, John, shoemaker
4 Pendrigh, John, victual-dealer
5 Drytlen, James, builder
5 Lothian, Peter, gardener
5 Home, Mrs
5 Mather, W^illiam, flesher
6 Meldrum, Rev. James, teacher
6 Steven, William, mason
6 Oliver, John, tailor
11 Sutherland, Wiiiiam, grocer
12 Hume, John, cowieeder
14 Taylor, David, cow feeder
15 Smith, James, mason
SCIENNES.
1 Young, John, gardener
3 Elder, Rev. R^b.
Morham, R. clerk, Sciennes-ho.
Horn, Rob. of Bank of Scotl.
Roughead & Anderson, piano-
forte makers, 7 Sciennes
8 Stead, Mrs, cleaner of" shawls
9 Kerr, James, & Son, brewers
Sciennes court,
Dobbie, Thomas, engraver, 7
Allison, Dr E. D.
Murray, J. acct. Sciennes-hillh.
Sciennes place
Sutherland, James, city-officer
SCIENNES STREET
(EAST.)
] Young, INIrs George, grocer
8 M'Intosh, D. surgeon
9 Grant, D. late serjeant-major
9 Mitchell, Mis
10 Clapperton, Mrs James, grocer
1 4 Brown, Miss
14 Bertram, AYilliam, millwrigh
and engineer
SCOTLAND STREET.
I Hamilton, John, cq. W.S.
1 Welsh, John, grocer
1 Fraser, John, teacher
1 Graham, Alexander, dairy
1 Sim, Mrs
3 AYelsh, John, grocer
3 Hewat, John, of Spital& Sons
5 Adam, James, e-jq. W.S.
7 Hogg, John, esq.
7 AVest, Mrs Stewart
7 Sclanders, A. upholsterer
7 Davidson, IMathew, wiitirg-
master
7 Horetsky, Mons. teacher
7 Mackay, John, jtni. jeweller
9 Scott, Andrew, baker
I 1 Henry, William, builder
11 Cormack, JNIrs, midwife
II Russell, AYilliam, accountant
13 Mackenzie, J. W. esq. W.S.
13 CampbeU,"\V. B. S. esq W.S.
15 Gordon, IMisses
17 Kerr, Miss, dressmaker
17 Muschett, Miss
19 Mackenzie, John W. esq. W.S.
21 Goold, G. of B. L. Co. Bank
23 Robertson, Thomas, painter
23 Black, Mr Charles
23 Buchanan, D. Editor of Courant
25 Patison, William
25 Wilson, W. bookseller
25 Renton, James, S. S. C.
25 lloberison, Thoma'-, painter
25 Durham, James, shoemaker
27 Bonar, Misses
29 Leven, John, esq. W^. S.
31 Gordon, Miss
31 Livingston, Josiah, hosier
33 Clouston, Edward, esq.
35 Aiken, Hugh, agent
35 Scott, Mrs
35 M'CuUoch, W, lodgings
35 Oliphant, Mrs
35 Eithiburyh §• Ntivh. Rail. Office
37 Watson, Mrs
28 Watt, Rev. Robert
28 Hill, John, of British Linen Co.
26 Browne, Rev. Archibald
24 Brown, Thomas, esq.
22 Ponton, Miss
22 Lang, Peter, Com. Bank
22 Davidson,C.(G.&C Davidson)
■22 Hart, John, of Nat. Bank
22 Currie, Donald, of E.tcise
20 Robertson, John, esq. W S.
18 Anderson, Peter, Esq. W S.
18 Graham, Wm. letter carrier
16 Biuee, Misses
16 Gteig, liob. Gen. Posi Oltici
16 Thomson, Miss
16 Grant, Mrs
16 Finlay, Thomas, meal-dealer
14 Potts, G. cabinetmaker
14 Boyd, James, cabinetmaker
14 Hall, Mrs Captain
12 Liddle, Joseph, esq. S.S.C
10 Whyte, D. bookseller
10 M'Whirter, James, baker
8 Belfrage, Wm. esq. writer
8 Rose, Hugh, esq.
6 A Ives, Miss
6 Richmond, Miss
6 Drummond, George, builder
4 Fisher, Charles, esq. S.S.C.
2 Macnish, AYill. M.D. surgeon
2 Robertson, Alexander, esq.
2 Roughead, Robert, lodgings
2 Dickson, Thonras, coach-liirer
2 Wilson, Robert, flesher
SEMPLE STREET.
Semple court,
3 Anderson Thomas, mason
4 AVinton, Ingl s, painter
11 Vallance, J. & J coal-merchts.
18 Doig, Geo. coal-agent
19 Denholm, Jn. chinjiiey sweep.
21 AVintour, AV^ill. late of Exii e
SEAFIELD BATHS.
Moor, Mrs
Russell, W. viright
Innes, John, gardener
Doig, Charles, wriitr
M'Nair, A, mercht. Sea-lodge
Filli/side,
Cree, James, of Grabble & Co.
Logan, Robert, esq.
SHAKSPEARE SQUARE.
Duty house, coach- njfice
The Theatre- Roj/al
1 Smart, Robert, spirit-mercliaiit
2 Russell, Peter, tavern
2 Brown, John, tavern
2 Fraser, Donald, late merchant
2 Oliphant, Thomas, gla?,stuUer
2 Mdne, James, painter
3 Dixson, Robert, baker
4 Dewar& Burleigh, spirit-dlrs.
5 Butters, D. Dundee Arms
5 Cliisholni, James,
5 Gray, Mrs
6 Thomson, John, spirit-dealer
7 Bell, George, spirit-dealer
8 Ramsay, David, surgeon
8 Scott, ^liss
8 Armet, Wm. & Son, tailors
8 Stewart, D. lodgings
8 Lyon, Jonathan, auctioneer
8 Fisher, J. R.(of W.H. Blown)
Childrtn s JJuipital
9 Crawford, John, jewellt-r
S H O
STREET DIIIECTORY.
SOU
215
10 F G. Mitchell &Co. merclianis
11 Kemp, John, Rid Lion tavern
12 Scott, Mrs A. dressmiiker
13 Niven, John, spirit-cleakr
SHANDWICK PLACE.
1 Elder, J. (latf Elder &0<;il vie)
bookseller
2 Anderson, James, engitieer
3 Miller, Mrs, of Glenlee
14 General Sttuni OJficei II. \V.
Hamilton, agent
17 Mitchell, Mrs, vintner
IR Dovvie, Ad:ini, spirit-dealer
20 Mann, Benjamin, shipmaster
20 Marshall, George, shipmaster
20 M'Dougall, A. New Ship inn
22 Walker, Alexander, vintner
24 Hay, James, spirit-deakr
26 INIason, John, spirit-dtaler
4 Balfour, Jas. esq. wiiiernercht. 28 Morton's Old Sliip Tavern
5 Brown, INlrs
(j Honeyman, Lady Mary
8 Stewart, Mrs, lodgings
9 Russell J. & A. J. C.S.
9 Russell, John, esq. Principal
Clerk of iMSsion
10 Diin'muir, J. esq.
11 Graham, Humphrey, esq W.S
II Graham, Henry esq. M.D.
13 Henshaw, Rev. T. Jones
14 RoUiind, Miss
15 Hay, Lady
l() Urumniond, J. advocate
17 Hay, Wm. W., W.S.
SHERA BRAE
(Leilh.)
1 Minto, Patiick, spirit-dealer
4 L<nvso7i\<: wynd
28 Campbell, Mrs, lodgings
29 Wood, W. merclumt
31 Mathie, Robert, baker
32 Turnbull, Mrs James
32 Warwick, AVilliam, traveller
33 Tolinie, Adam, spiiit-dei.ler
:34 llobeitson, Alex, spirit-dealer
35 Edinburgh Ropery Store
36 Reid, W and Son, booksellers
38 Horn, John, spirit-dealer
39 Bryce, Margaiet, spirit-dealer
40 Simpson, Mrs, draper
41 Simpson, W. of I^ondon and
Edinburgh Shipping Co.
41 Wallace, George, Clock tavern
41 Meiklereid, David, shipmaster
41 Beatson, Robert, spirit-dealer
143 Smith, Adam, hairdresser
44 Collins, Mrs, spirit-dealer
10 Taylor, W. & Co. soap-makers{45 Londo7i, Leith, F.dinlvr/ih, and
Kinross, Rev. John | Glasgow Ship. Co.'" office
Gliiilsh.n's Jiistitiitiun. Ufi Lie, Thomas, baker
20 St Thomas' church 49 Armstrong, William, vintner
23 Gray, And. cork-manufacturer ^q Fulton, John, & Son, corn- di al.
24 ^-Inti Dry Rot Co.'s <ffice; 51 Dishington, Tho. coppersmith
William Muirhead, manager 50 Hume, R. W. s'ationer
25 Allan & Gavin, wine merclus ^;3 i-"if'e, George, Mrs
32 Morrison, Thomas, cow feed er ^jj Ek^ J_ pickle-dealer
.S3 Coiiston, David, corn chandler 5,5 Thomson, Rol ert, agint
34 Leith Barm Company of Bakers ^^ Peacock, Adam, tobacconist
34 Ferguson, Wm. barm-brewer 55 Grant, John, confectioner
34 Victoria Wharf
35 Hay, John, baker
36 Beadie, J. C. merchant
57 Hutton, Mrs P. wooUendrap
57 Hain, W. builder
58 Boyd, S. tailor
59 Callam, Thomas, gas-fitter
59 Morrison, Chailes, agent
60 Gardner, Robi.provision-store
(j! James & Co. wine-refiners
62 Tnlmie, James, spirit-dealer
2 Adau's Tee-tot'al Coffeehouse '63 M'Donald, D. spirit-dealer
2 Adair, John, tailor Wnters close
2 Swanson, R. ship-owner Anderson, William, shipmaster
2 Waits, Thomas, tea-dealer Farquhar, J( hn, shipiiiaster
4 Laiigford, Thomas, spirit-deal G4 Edmond, J. rope & siil maker
5 Miller and Ar.hur, oil mer- (i5 ^I'Lenn:in, D. spirit-d,aler
SHORE aleilh.)
Tower Stueet.
Laing, W. agent
1 Ferguson, G. spirit-dealer
73 Sinclair's, Mrs, tavern
74 Litham, James, tobacconist
76 Duncan, John, meal-denler
77 Marshall, Alexander, druggist
8 Johnston, Mrs Peter, midwife
78 Spavin, Mrs, spirit-dealer
78 Bishop, John, seed-dealer
78 Leslie, Thomas, tailor
79 Fenton, Alex & Co. groctrs
80 Cree, David, agent
80 Hull Sc I eilh Hhipp. Co.'s offi ce
A. B. Miibon, iranaL'er
81 Carse, David, coach-office
82 Bain, John, slioeinaker
85 Robertson, Mrs, spirit-dealer
SILVERMILLS.
Lauder, J. leather-manufactr.
Dick, Tliomas, tailor
M'Lcan, Mrs
Johnston, James, writer
Barclay, John, dairy
SIMON SQUARE,
Gilmour street,
Laidlaw, R. & Sons, brassf.
Laidlaw, David, (of Laidlaw &
Sons)
Gibson's, Thos. dairy
Pickcn, John, watchmaker
Paul itreet
24 Young, Alex, spirit-dealer
SOCIETY.
9 Shaw, Mrs, dair
9 Berry, David mason
13 Reid, D. spirit-dealer
14 Hunter, And. tobacconist
14 Hunter, J. ( A. Hunter&Son )
21 Campbell, William, esq. W.S.
22 Milton, Walter, T.esq.
22 Anderson, Mrs
22 Shiels, R. confectioner
22 Mackay, Francis
22 Chapman, Rev. James
22 Cockson, Mrs, shawl-fhirner
23 M'Kay, Wm., sheriff officer
24 Wilson, George, M.D.
chants
7 Campbell, Sirs Alex, spirit-
dealer
8 Hunter, Mrs John, vintner
10 Edin. Sf Glasy. Railway Office
10 Harlow, Mrs W. nailer
10 Cannon, Mis, tavern
it) Watt, Mrs
12 Ness, Mrs, spirit-dealer
67 l.ond Sf Edin. Shipp Co.' i office
Burgess' close
IVIeiklereid, Mrs, spi it-dealer
fIS Winter, John, spirit-dealer
(19 Lowrie, Robert, hairdresser
70 White, Robert, merchant
7 I loud Sf I eitli 01<I Ship/ring Co.'s
office ; TboiniOn ii Watt, ma-
na;;ers
SOUTH BRIDGE.
1-2 Cooper, Thos. & Co. agents
2 Gilbert, Thomas, tailor
3 Wilson, James, silk-mercer
4 Blair, Rob. Italian warehouse
5 Callendar, Sharp, silk-iiiercht.
5 Peacock, J. W. tailor
5 Rhiod, Jo' n, clothier
6 P.itison& Pi ingle, silk-mercers
7 Oliphant, William, bookselkr
9 Scott, Peter, woollen- dra|)er
10 Foyer, Jn. hatter cap-maker
11 Sclater, R. & Son, die ci.tieis
1 1 D.iuks, John, watch ca e n ak.
1) Sinclair, Charles R., S.S.C
I 1 Henderon, John, Troii t^.vem
II Muir, Andrew, general a^em
216
sou
EDINBURGH AND I.EITH
S T A
1 1 Thomson, William, S.S.C
12 Tait, "W. trimmiiiif vvareli.iuse
13 Dalgleish, D. & Son, clothier-s
14 Inglis,G & Co. ribbon-merchls.
15 Burnet, J- straw-bonnet maker
16 Grant, J. clothier
16 Anderson, J. tailor and clothier
16 Garden, Hugh, tailor
16 Cowan, R. tailor and clothier
17 Zeigler, Charles, booksylltr
18 Gibson, David, haberdasher
19 M'Dowall, T. & \y. stationers
20 Livingston, John, clothier
20 Gordon, Dver& Co. tea-dealers
20 Dewar, \V^. teacher of dancing
20 Smith, W. teacher of dancing
21 Wauchope, G. toy-shop
22 Burge and Co. hatters
23 S .rt, H- tailor & clothier
23 Reid, J. & A. milliners
23 Steil, J- C. dressmakers
24 Campbell, John, draper
25 Greathead, H. ivory turner
26 Rt-id, J. & A. millinr^rs
27 Sime, D& Son, shawl- manufrs.
27 Saiincler-i, A tailor & clothier
28 Patton, A shoemaker
30 Ramsay, Janus, hosier
31 Fleming, T. shawl-manufact.
31 Spence, J;nTies, tailor
32 Darling, Wm. toy-shop
33 Bell, David, bootmaker
34 Clinkscales, R. linen-draper
35 Orrock & Romanes, bookbinii-
35 Aiichison,J.watLh-glassmak
35 South Bridge Paivnbrokcrs Co.;
Poole, W. C. manager
36 &50 Hutton, R. silk-mercer
37 Ireland T. & Co. drapers
38 Tibbets, George, hatter
39 Campbell, C. D surveyor
39 Vass, Divid Ross, survi-yor
39 Peffers. J.imes. surveyor
39 M'Lean, Wm. mess.-at-arms
39 Edinburgli Loan Company ;
Robert Wilson, manager.—
See Appendix.
39 Crease, Kerr, & Co. wholesale
warehousemen
39 Turnbull, Miss, straw-hat mak.
40 Fra-er, John, china-warehouse
41 "Whitehead, William, hosier
44 Pratt, Roben, tailor
44 Ruthven, Jam^s, architect
44 Glass, E. printer
44 Thomson, John, pawnbroker
45 Weddell, T. Iio.ifr
46 Coatcs, Tnomas, shirtmaker
47 Wuidlaw, Miss, milliner
48 Rymer, D gioCL'r
49 Ogle, Robert, bookseller
50 Blyth, Chirles, agents
50 Ironside, Mi-s
50 Campbell, Peter, New Wa
verly tavern
51 Hai ley, Wm. & Co. bootmakers
52 Grinton, James, draper
Infirmarif street
53 Kemp & Co. chemists, &c.
,54 Whitiaw, J. writing-master
54 Galbraith, W. teacher
54 Henderson, James, accountant
55 Rickard, Patrick, bookseller
56 AValker, D. agency office
i7 Smith, Robert, draper
58 Campbell, A. D. hatter
59 Storrar, Thos. house agent
59 Pride, James, teacher
69 L^seron, teacher of languages
59 Stevens, A. bookbinder
59 Hutton, Miss, dressmaker
59 Kennedy, Mrs B. muslin and
lace printer
60 M'Laughlan, J. grocer & wine-
merchant to the Queen
61 Kennedy, B. hatler
61 Kennedy, J. F. hatter
62 Bruce, Henry, cutler
63 Falconer, And. esq.
63 Bruce, H.
63 Francalanza, T. teacher of
fencing
4 M'Lauchlan&Stewart,booksel.
Lees, John, surgeon &diuggist
66 Scott, John, tobacconist
67 Ballantyne, George, grocer
Ailam square
68 While, D. wine-merchant
69 Inglis, A. coach maker
71 School of Arts
71 Jamieson, A. turner
71 Aitken,J. & R. tea and coffee
merchants
72 Paton, Hugh, print-seller,car-
ver and gilder to the Queen
and her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Kent
75 Hope, Thoi. Ld. Nelson tav.
77 Grieve, R. moreen warehouse
79 St. Clair, Jn. teacher of violin
79 Permit Offiee, Wm. Wilson,
keeper
79 Wilson, Wm. permit writer
79 Sinclair, J. jun. slia« 1 manuC.
79 Marshall&M'Donald, bookb
80 Simpson, J. cutler and surg.
instrument maker
81 Welsh, Mat shiwl-manufact.
82 Rombach, A. wholesale toy
warehouse
82 Anderson, James, teacher
82 Virtue, James, com. agent
82 M'Glashan, J. 5i sju, cabinet
and upholsterers
82 Murray, J. jun cabinet-mak
82 Boddy, Chis. straw-plait de d-
82 Smitli, John, & Son, tailors
83 Melrose, A. and Co. grocers
84 Bancks, C. J. ironmonger
85 Kerr, Tnos. & Son, cloihieri
86 Bell, Adam, bootmaker
86 Nicol, William, teacher
83 Roland, Geo. fencing-master
86 Allan, Jas tailor
88 Darling, Wm general-merch.
89 Tliomion, John, draper
90 M'Millan, D. pocket-bookmk.
91 Simpson, A. & M. straw wareh
92 Richardson, W. cutler
93 Robertson, Wm. haiidresser
94 Anderson, J. shoe-warehouse
95 Sutherland, D R. stationer
96 Forbes, P. & Co. wine-inercli.
98 Greig, T. tailor and clothier
98 Banks, J. dye and stamp cut.
98 Assay Office
98 Goldsmiths' Hall
98 Artizims Subscr. Reading-room,
98 W^od, A. manager
99 Livingstone, David, draper
101 Allison, Dr. E. D. druggist
102 Chadwick, J. C. & Son, flan-
nel-manufacturers
102 Craig, Alex, clothier
104 Craig, A. & Co. cloth-merchts.
105 Gifford anil Son, merchants
106 Innes & Budge, grocers and
oil-rnerchants
107 Messrs Craigs Brothers, wool-
len-drapers, &c.
108 Smith, Geo. shawl-manufact.
SPENCE'S PLACE.
1 Watson & Handyside, coal-agts.
3 Bannerman, Hu. tea and spirit-
merchant
4 Henderson, John, painter
5 Porteous, Alex, preparer of
scurvy ointment
6 While, Mary, spirit-dealer
7 Haldane, J. & C. coal-merchts.
7 Glen, Tliomas, coal-merchant
8 Menzies, Will, surgeon
SPITTAL STREET.
1 Monteaih, James, hosier, &c,
2 Presely, A. & J. shoemakers
3 Alexander, Geo. metal-mereht.
3 Bryce, R. tanner
3 Patterson, James, watchmaker
3 Boiiar, Thomas, engraver
3 Little, Mias
SPRING GARDENS.
1 Morris, Hugh, shoemaker
1 jM'Laren, Peter, tailor
1 HouicU'jj/'ilhic Di^p-nsur;/.
1 Ferguson, Thos. sjjiritdealer
3 Thomson, David, spirit-deuLr
6 Moon, Thomas, tailor
7 Brydon, J. stoneware-mercht.
9 Young, David, house-painter
STAFFORD STREET.
1 M'Donald, George, grocer
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I Tough, Mis
1 Kin near, Mr
1 Johnston, Tlios. cabinetmaker
3 Blair, Mrs
5 Beck, Miss
7 Tod, Mrs
9 "Watson, Mrs David
9 Smitli, llobert, esq. solicitor
1 1 Robertson, Mrs. of Kindeace
13 Kerr, Miss, of Cliatto
15 Campbell, Mrs, of Sonachan
21 Brown, IMrs, of Newton
23 Young, Geo. esq. advocate
25 Carnegie, Mrs David
27 Colqulioun, IVIiss
29 Goldie, William, esq. AV. S.
30 IVl'Leay, Ken. portrait-painter
28 Robertson, James, esq. \V. S.
2G Hunt. Mrs Colonel
24 Miller, JMrs Major
22 Walker, Mrs
20 Williamson, Da. esq. W.S.
1 6 Stewart, Miss
14 Stirling, Archibald, lodgings
14 Martin, Joiin, W.S.
14 Ninimo, Teter, esq.
12 Rattray, Miss Clerk
10 Dalzel, Miss
8 Stuart, Mrs John
G Boyce, Mrs
4 Leckie Mrs
4 llyrie, Alex, fruiterer
2 Henderson, John, builder
2 Oliphant, W. & F. bakers
STUART STREET (GREAT.)
1 Cundtll, Mrs Dr
1 Morris, James S. wine-mercht.
1 Morris, Robert, stationer
1 Kieser, J. C. teacher
3 Christison, John, esq. advocate
5 Rntherford, Miss
5 Eraser, Miss
7 Tods & Romanes, esqrs. W, S^
7 Tod, John, esq. W S.
7 Tod, John R. es^. W.S.
7 Climie, Roljert, civil engineer
7 Diinlop, Mrs, lodgings
9 Elliot, Lady
1 1 Murray, Lord
13 Baillie, Cl'.arles, esq. advocate
15 Bell, B. R. esq. advocate
15 Bell, R. fc.q. sheiiffof Ber-
wickshire
15 MoncrelfF, Jas. esq. advocate
17 Play fair, W. H. esq. architect
19 Liddell, Mrs
19 Uymer, Mrs John
19 Eraser, P. S. bookseller
20 Scott, Robt. commercial agent
20 Johnstone, A. K. engraver
20 TurnbuU, W. esq. Royal Bank
18 Blackwood, Jas. esq. W.S.
18 Blackwood, Mrs
18 Blackwood, A. esq.
18 Blackwood, R. c^ij.
16 Smythe, William, esq.
8 Nicholson, John, clothier
8 Boyd, Miss
8 Mundell, John, printseller
(i Cay, Miss
6 Einlay, Charles, esq. writer
(i Dun, Barclay, teacher
6 Stanfield, Miss
6 Kombst, Dr Gustaf, teacher of
German
4 Home, Miss, boarding-school
2 Craster, Mrs Col.
2 M'Donald, Captain James
2 Bucher, Sig. teacher of music
SUMMERFIELD.
1 Archer, Robert, S.S.C.
2 Robertson, Mrs Dr James
2 Robertson, Mr J. T. merchant
3 Sinclair, W. cooper
4 White, Alexander, merchant
5 Russell, Right Rev. Bishop
Summeijield House
Anderson, Wm. merchant
SUMMER HALL.
1 Muir, Peter, bow-maker
2 Clark, J. city improvement of.
7 M'Donald, W^ late grocer
SUMMER PLACE.
2 Dodds, Peter, painter & glazier
3 Gauldie, Miss
3 Brown, Misses
3 Campbell, Mrs
3 Bruce, Peter, writer
5 SomerviUe, James, grocer
SURGEON SQUARE.
High-School Yards,
1 DispensarT/Jhr }Vomen,Children^
and Midwifery, Dr Moir
2 Robertson, Jas. bookseller
3 Fyfe, Dr. lecturer on chemistry
Mercer, Dr, lecturer
J.ock Hospital
1 3 Dispensary for Women and Chil-
dren
1 1 Royal Medical Society, John
Haig, assistant librarian
SYLVAN PLACE.
1 Davidson, John, esq.
1 Ferrier, William, bookbinder
1 Reid, David, weight
2 Davidson, Wm. ironmonger
3 Limont, John, esq.
4 Leef, Mrs R.
5 Boog, Miss
TEVIOT ROW.
1 Kay, James, cabinetmaker
2 Mossman, Mrs
2 liumsdon, Henry, M.D.
2 Xelbon, T. printer
2 Floater, John
2 Girdwood, Miss, milliner ;
3 Mackay, Mrs
4 Finlayson, John, painter
5 Scott, James, surgeon
5 Scott, Jas. sen. late stationer
6 Hay, ]\Irs Major
7 Maclathlan, John, 'stationer
8 Thomson, A. surgeon,
9 Taylor,L.(SirW.Forbes&Co.)
9 Taylor, J., A.M.
10 Scott, A. architect
11 Glen, Mrs Captain
12 Lees, John, tobacconist
Watson's Hospital ;
Rev. A. Thorburn, governor
Rev. W.White, classical mas.
E. Smith, English master
Miss M'F'arlane, matron
THISTLE STREET.
3 Ferriers & Duff, esqrs. W.S.
5 Gibson-Craigs, Dalziel, and
Brodie, esqrs. WS.
5 Younie, Alex, writer
7 Mansfield, Tho esq. account,
7 Spottiswoode, R. accountant
9 Howe, David, printer
9 Hofford, W. printer
9 Brumby, Miss, dressmaker
11 Constable, Thomas, printer
11 Sinclair, Miss, lodgings
13 Johnston, Lewis, teacher
13 Forrester, Alexander, baker
13 M'Grouther, John, bootmaker
17 New Town Dispensary ;
Gavin Anderson, collector
19 Brown, Alex, teacher
21 Cunningham & Walker, esqr-.
W.S.
23 Licenced Victuallers and Gen.
Fire §• Life Assurance Co. ,-
Bell&Cuthbertson, esq. W.S
agents. See Advertisement.
23 Falconer, John, glazier
Lane,
Stewart, Wm. postmaster
Rodgers, John, stabler
Bogie, James, snrith
t^° Hanover street
25 Mitchell, Thos. flesher
25 Wilkinson, John, bootmaker
25 Johnston, Miss, staymaker
25 Hood, George, baker
25 Dalgleish, J. tailor
25 Robb, Thos.
Lane
27 Henderson, D. grocer
29 Low, J. china-merchant
33 Hall, James, builder
33 Tail, Misses, dressmakers
•33 Murray, Rich, cabinetmaker
37 Thompson, M. dressmaker
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Webb, Mrs
Symingion, James, tailor
Peter, David, waiter
VVebu, Charles, shoeniaker
M'DdhcII, a. tea-dealer
Park, Thjinas, tailor
Hogg, John, carver & gilder
Baird, Mrs, ingrafter
Grieve, James, plasterer
Bremner, George, writer
Dow, James, varnish maker
Huiiter, James, baker
Black, Walter, tailor
Sutherland, D. letter-carrier
Wallace, Alex, shoemaker
Heddleston, Mrs, lodgings
Thomsun, John, wright
Steele, Wm. upholsterer
Hardie, Wm. cabinetmaker
Scoit, James, plumber
M'Kei.zie, D. provision-shop
Henderson, Jas. cowfeeder
M'Farlane, Jas. spirit-dealer
Clark, W. buicher
Boyd, Mrs A. cook
White, John, baker
Lees, Rubert, spint-dealer
Kennedy, William, grocer
Koberisoii, Duncan, tailor
Riddell, JB. chimney-sweeper
Stewart, James, tailor
Colville, Andrew, ma-on
Cameron, T. grocer
Kemp, John, chimney-sweep.
Henderson, J. of Fishery office
Hogg, John, carver, &c,
THOMAS STREET.
1 Cameron, Miss
1 M'Kinlay, Mrs
THORNY BAUK.
Spence, Mrs Geo. cowfeeder
Inch, John, cortfeeder
TIMBER BUSH (Leith.)
8 Livingbtone, A. wine-mercht.
20 Allan, Thos. wine-merchant
21 Jameson, James, merchant
34 Stocks, D. & Co. wine-merchts,
40 Robertson Brothers, merchts
53 Howie, Thos. and Co. carrier;
54 Glasgow ^- Edinburgh Canal
Skipping Co.'s uj/ice
67 Skea, Wm. spirit-dealer
70 Henderson, A. agent
71 Elder, Thomas, & Co. wine-
merchants
TOBAGO STREET.
1 Drew, Thomas, grocer
2 Miller, Miss M. straw-hatmak
3 Kemp, J. victual-dealer
4 Burn, Captain John, R.N.
4 Scott, Mrs
5 Hardie, Ralph, cattle-dealer
6 M'Pherson, Mrs, green-grocer
8 Sutherland, Jas. builder
13 Kemp, William, corn-dealer
i4 Dickson, Jas. furniture-ware-
room
15 Teenan, Joseph, ink-maker
18 Brown, Jean, dressmaker
Wigntman, Thomas, tailor I20 Uutherford, R. flesher
Stevenson and Co. printers 22 Williamson, Miss
Yellowlees, Alexander, wrightl24 Sinclair, John baker
M'Donald, John, shoemaker I27 Boyd, Robt. grocer
Christie, James, shoemaker jog Roy, Miss, druggist
Lane,
Adamson, Andrew, mason
Kirkwood, W. plumber
M'Djnald, J. spirit-dealer
Steedman, H. grocer
t^" Hanover street
Lane,
Robb & Whittet, silver-plate
manufacturers
Burnet, James, printer
M'Kenzie, John, wright
Turnbull, George, esq. W.S.
M'Leod, K. painter
Tail, W. cork-cuiter
Henderson, Thomas, joiner
Kerr, Robert, press-overseer at
Univ. printing office
1'hiule court,
Dudgeon, Pat. W.S. 1
Spence, Peter, esq. S.S.C. 2
Chalmers, F. painter, 3
30 Banner, F. shoemaker
34 Elder, Wm. victual-dealer
TOLLCROSS.
1 Paterson, William, dyer
2 Williamson, A. cattle-agent
4 Martin, Miss, corset-maker
6 SteVfns, Wm. cooper
8 Prentice, John, cowfeeder
TOLBOOTH WYND
{Leith.)
4 Russel, Hugh, tailor
4 Kerr, J. B. umbrella maker
5 Crabbie, Jn. & Co. spirit-mer
6 Walker, Wm. spirit-merchant
7 Dalziell, John, baker
9 Main, George, hairdresser
10 I.eask, J. B ironmonger
i 1 Tod, Mrs John, corn-dealer
12 Reoch, James, esq. merchant
Stevenson &Yule.esqrs. W.S. 4j 12 Cowan, Charles, & Co. grocers
2 Young, John, bookbinder !l3 Johnstone, Mrs, china-mercht,
1 13 Savings Bank of Leith
Grant, J. P. messenger-at-arms
Drummond, Wm tailor
Thorburn, John, water- ofBeer
Runciinan&M"Gregor,draper3
Kay, James, basketmaker
Lumsden, Thos. boot-maker
Collier, Mrs George, baker
Cowan^s close
Somervilie, J. shoemaker
Whyte, Thomas, dyer
Rendall, Wm. merchant
Turnbull, A. town-crier /
Adam, John, baker
Glover, Mrs, midwife
Ritchie, Walter, plasterer
Smith, Jas. boot &shoe maker
Gilbert, John, pawn-broker
Gardner, John, spirit-deal t'r
M'Lean, Charles,matress mt^k.
Jeffrey, William, haberdasher
Jolinston, T. ironmonger
Smiles, Thomas, glassware-
house
Munro, Robert, bootmaker
A'eu; Market,
Hamilton, John, flesher.
Hunter, George, flesher
Cunningham, Mrs, flesher
Dudgeon, J. and W. fleshers
Tait and Co. fleshers
Alston, John, tea-merchant
Jack, George, tailor
Kempsier, Tho. sheriff-officer
Hamilton, James, flesher
Henry & Crombie, silk-mer.
Rougvie, D. provision shop
Purdie, Miss, milliner
Council Chamber;
John Mackay, A. B. officer
Adam, Sinclair, A.B. officer
Toicn- Clerk's office; Wm. An-
derson, town-clerk
3f'Lean, And. basket-maker
Chisholin, John, baker
Thomson, A. tailor
Ml ifat, Wm. corn-dealer
& 67 Cunnyngham & Spence,
tea-dealers
Thomson's close
Hamilton, D. tailor
and 69 Angus, Robert, draper
Brunton close
Gavinson, Gilbert, agent
Thonjpson, A. shiptnaster
Scott, A. B. tailor
Bridges, Mrs T. glazier
Irvine, Thos. surgeon
Gunn, Jas. carron-warehouse
TORPHICHEN STREET.
1 Cormack, Mrs Dr
3 Cadell, Miss
4 Elder, William, writer
4 Gaylor, William, writer
4 Richardson, Wm. ironmonger
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4 M'Artlmr, Alex builder
5 Moir, Walter, esq.
5 Moir, Miss Jane
6 Mylne, Miss Isabella
7 Robertson, Mrs
7 Galbraith, M. solicitor
7 Saridilands, Miss
7 M'Kay, Alexander, printer
8 Blair, Miss Hunter
9 M'Pherson, Mrs Major
lO Dudnieon, Miss
10 Baildon, W. druggist
10 Reid, Mrs Joseph
10 Lorimer, John, builder
10 Gourlay, Mrs Dr
1 1 Waddel, Mrs A.
12 Kinloch, Miss Isabella
13 Nunn, Captain John
13 Anderson, R. S. esq. W.S.
13 Wilson, Joseph, esq.
13 Gardner, James, esq.
13 Anderson, Walter, agent
13 Thomson, Geo. G. P. O.
14 Anderson, MisS M.
TRINITY.
Trinity cottage,
Syme, Thos. esq. W.S.
Baxter, Mrs, Bangholm Bower
Edmond, Jas. esq. New Bank
" Dunbar, Professor G. Rose park
Allardice. W. P. esq. iast
Vifwfield
Vieivfield,
Boyd, James, LL.D.
Kinnear, Mrs, Cargillfield
Nicholson, Mrs, Cargillfield
Bel/field,
Calder, Alex. esq. writer
Anderson, David, esq.
Anderson, George, esq.
Johiistui), T. farmer, Trin.parh
Lilliput cottnge
Tod, Miss, Trinity hut
Trinity grove
Grant, Lady, Denkolm-green
Mayfield,
Pitman, Maj.-Gen. Robt., C.B.
Trinity mains,
Gunn, George, builder
Gunn, George, jun. engineer
Russell, Jas. gardener, Trinity
Adinston, Thos. esq. George
Jield, by Newhaven
Trinity house
Gilmour. Jas. esq. Mary cottage
Gibson, J. p\uTnher,Trinity villa
Myrtle bank,
Turner, Captain D.
Gall, James, printer
Sunwier lodge,
Fairbairn, Rev. Jas.
Paterson, R. Amphion cottage
Scott, Colonel, Lufmount
Tran, Wm. gardener, Lixmount
Laverock bank.
White, James, esq. surgeon
Forbes, Miss
Hamilton, R. W. esq.
Roberts, W. H. Brit.wine-work
Crawford, Wm. merchant
Crawford, Mrs
M'Lean, William T. esq.
Philip, Mrs James
Nichol, Alexander, esq.
Hawkins, B. late Com. Rev.Ser.
Mitchell, J. esq. Belgian consul
Patison, Misses
Stewart, John, esq.
Henderson, Ginnes, "of customs
Goaten, Alex. esq. Star bank
Vieiv bank,
Ogilvie, Alex, of Stamp-ofBce
Plimer, Aw. esq. Tr^nitygreen,
Trinity graiige,
Forrest, I,t. J. R. Gothic house
Woodbine cottage
Austin, Mrs, Seciforth cottage
Gothic cottages,
Tasker, J. esq. N. Gothiccottage
Marshall, John, of Sump ott.
Longmore, Am. C. esq. of Ex.
Trinity house,
Fox, M. contractor
Christiari bank,
Heridrick, Robert, esq.
M' Vicar, Wm. shipmaster
Brown, Mrs Dr, Primrose bank
Buchanan, W. Bog house
Chain pier
March, James, Baths
Trinity crescent,
Candlish, William, jun.
M'Farlane, Janet, lodgings
Duncan, Mrs Thos. lodgings
Munro, Arthur
Wiglitman, William, contractor
Sclanders, Mrs, lodgings
Hume, James, superintendent
Greig, Andrew, innkeeper
Richardson, James, grocer, &c.
Star bank jdace
TYNE CASTLE.
Muirhead, Daniel, cowfeeder
Wilson, Peter, spirit-dealer
Traquair, David, gardener
UNION PLACE.
1 AVilson, Wm. victual-dealer
2 Reoch, Daniel, victual-dealer
4 Gowan, Charles, baker
5 Bruce, Mrs W. leather-mercl
5 Bell, R. F. agent
6 Pillans, Miss
6 Sutherland, Miss, straw-h. tnak.
6 Common, Wm candlemaker
6 M'Kenzie, James, bookbinder
6 Richardson, Walter, upholster.
7 Patterson, M. bookseller
8 Common, Will, candlemaker
9 Bergin, J. spirit-dealer
0 Jamts & Taylor, watchmakers
1 Taylor, William, grocer
2 M'Dowall, James, agent
3 Pridie, J. D. surgeon
3 Bell, Wm. S.S.C
3 Haswell, J. grocer
3 Tod, J. coach-spring maker
3 Skirving, Mrs
4 Skirving, Miss, milliner
6 Thomson, Alex, gunmaker
7 M'Ewan, Andrew, bootmaker
7 Russell, T. of Russell & Clark
7 Anderson, Mrs Dr James
7 Leckie, Mrs
7 Leckie, Wm. Com. Bank '
7 Calderwood, Wm. corn-merch,
7 M'Gregor, A. post-master
7 Nicol, Miss
8 Thotnson, Robert, spirit-dealr.
9 Christie, Mrs, silk &w(jrsttdsh.
9 Christie, John, bootmaker
•20 M'George, J. furniture wareh.
22 Biniiie, John, spirii-dealer
23 Simpson, G. B. cook
23 M'Donald, Pet. carver & gilder
23 Aiichison, J. Scottish Union
23 Marder, Henry, esq.
24 Hope, James, flesher
UNION STREET.
3 Gibson, James, wright
5 Gibson, P. C. surgeon
5 Dick, John, spirit-dealer
7 Johnstone, Miss
7 Johnstone, Mrs
7 Roberlson, Miss
9 Martin, Jas. of Wilson & Martin
II Young, Jno. S.S.C. & N.P.
13 Stevenson, D. civil engineer
13 Huntei,Davi(l, of A, Greig& Co.
1 3 Mason, Geo. of Gen. Post Office
[S Byeis, Mrs A.
l.'J Wilson, Misses, milliners
13 Scott, William, raerohiat
15 Puidie, Dr William
17 Martin, William, esq. S.S.C.
19 Couts, Joseph Taylor
19 Blackwell, IMrs
19 Sievwright, Mrs
19 Sutherland, John, bookseller
20 Blackwell, Thomas, agent;
21 Ainslie, Archibald, esq.
Watson, John, wright
14 Leishman's, James, dairy
14 M'Pherson, H. chairniaster
I 'J Halley. Robert, teacher
\'Z Berry, Wilham, esq.
10 Kent, Joseph, of the Excise
Lane
8 M'Pherson, Mrs, dairy '
6 Taylor, William, grocer
6 Johnston, John, tinsmith
6 Bayne, Mrs Jane
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4 M'Millan, Thomas, flesher
8 Porteous, William, baker
VANBURGH PLACE,
(ZeuA.)
1 Alexander, Wm. wine-merchant
2 Lamb, Peter, of Customs
3 Grierson, Miss
^ 4 Condamine, R. C. De Le, esq.
wine merchant
5 Marr, Mrs James
6 Shiells, William, merchant
7 Lyon, John, teacher
8 M'Callum, Malcolm, Customs
9 Crichton, IMis
9 Tailyour, Mrs
10 Watson, J. cashier H.&L. Sh.Co.
1 1 Ballantine, John, stationer
1 1 Ballantine, Wm. of Customs
12 White, D. gent.
VEITCH'S PLACE & SQUARE.
Pringle, Alex, spirit-merchant
M'Gregor, James, cowfeeder^
Tait, William, cowfeeder
VICTORIA STREET.
2 Ramsay, A. bookseller
4 Frier, Mrs William, wood-mercht.
6' Wilson, George, wright
8 Reid, Geo. & Co. tobacconists
10 Irvine, T. & Co. auctioneers
Iti M'Craw, John, shoe- warehouse
18 Picken, Thomas, watchmaker
Glen, W. & J. spirit-merchants
WALKER STREET.
1 Blair, Mrs F.
1 Austin, Miss
1 Kinnear, Robert
3 Blair, Miss Hunter
6 Cheyue, Henry, W.S.
7 Morgan, James, esq. S.S.C.
9 Kelhe, Mis
11 Campbell, Robert, esq. advocate
13 Go Van, John, esq. W. S.
15 Cuninghanie, Mrs
15 Maitland, Geo. R, esq.
17 Baillie, R, G. esq.
19 Gibson, John,jun. W.S.
21 Ho%vden, A. esq. W.S.
23 M'Leod, Major Wm.
ti5 Douglas, David, esq. W.S.
28 Spens, Nathaniel, esq. W.S.
26 Mouat, Mrs, of Garth
Macdonald, D. R. esq.
20 Fergusson, G. esq. wine-mercht
18 Henderson, John, esq.
16 Cuuingham, Alex. esq. W.S.
14 Pringle, Mujor N.
12 Ronald & Keyden, W.S.
12 Ronald, John,' S.S.C.
10 Russell, Alex. Jas. esq. C.S.
6 Mackenzie, Captain A. W.
4 Sinclair, George L. esq. W.S.
2 Riddell, A. O. civil engineer
2 Ferguson, Miss
WaRRISTON CRESCENT.
1 Spalding, Mrs
3 Balleny, Wm. superintendent of
the cemetery, Warriston
3 Morrison, A. M. builder
4 Grant, Mrs Captain
5 Campbell, Captain John
6 Dobbie, Robert, clothier
7 Ponton, Thos. esq. architect
8 Allardice, David, esq.
9 Ross, William, clothier
9 Ross, C.M-Lean(of Purvis &Co.)
10 Christie, Mrs Andrew
1 1 Tulloh, Miss
1 1 Paterson, Miss Mary
12 Wade, Thos. esq.
13 Marshall, Mrs
14 Rodger, Wm. esq. writer
16 Clarkson, Miss
17 Alexander, Major, of Boydston
18 Ross, Mrs, of Invercairon
19 Balfour, Mrs
19 Brunton, Miss
20 Baird, Mrs N.
21 Sibbald, Mrs
22 Booth, ]\Irs
23 Tait, Mrs
24 Grey, Rev. Henry
25 Fairbairn, John, bookseller
26 Young, R. esq. of G. P. O.
27 Watson, Miss
28 Brook, William, esq.
30 Suther, Rev. T. G. S.
31 Watson, Misses
32 Wylie, D. esq. Circuit-elk. Just?.
33 Dallas, Wm. esq. W.S.
WARRISTON PLAGE.
1 Scott, Geo. baker
2 Fraser, IVIisses J. k D. straw-hat
makers
3 Ross, David, tailor
3 Jackson, Thos. grocer
3 Raeburn, James, architect
4 Shaw, Miss, furnishing-shop
5 Spalding, Mrs, library
WATER of LEITH.
Hawthorn Sank
Fell, JMrs, Sunbury house
Cattanach, W. of Sunbury distill
Muir, Mrs H. spirit-dealer
Legget, Robert, merchant
Clark, John, teacher
Watson, Robt. mill-master
Wight, James, clerk of mills
Millar, David, smith
Findlay, Geo. spirit-dealer
Hutton, James, grocer
Burr, C. S. provision shop
Brown, Robert, & Son, weavers
Forrest, James, grocer
Harper, George, weaver
Burke, Mrs
Legget, Robert, leather-dresser
Stark, James, skinner
WATER LANE (Leitk.)
1 Ferguson, William, flesher
3 Forbes, M. spirit- dealer
5 Scott, A. W. soda-water manuf.
20 Robertson, D. victualler
21 Pourie, John, cooper
28 Gordon, Mrs, midwife
32 Livingston, John, grocer
34 Thomson, William, victualler
36 Pickard, Mrs, grocer
40 Alexander, William, grocer
41 Napier, Thomas, smith
45 Storer, William, dairy
'16 Lowrie, A. dyer
47 Smith, Thomas, tinsmith
48 Merrilees, And. cork-cutter
WATERLOO PLACE.
1 Dicksons and Co. seedsmen
3 Athenian Hotel,
Thos, P. Lenny, manager
5 Thorburn, John, confectioner
7 Thomson, George, perfumer
9 Wilshere and Phelps, floor-cloth
manufacturers
11 M'Knight, Geo. spirit-dealer
11 Macgarvie, M. tailor
1 1 Agnew, Miss, straw-hat maker
1 3 Scott, M. brush & trunk maker
16 Fraser & Co. booksellers
17 Menzies, Mrs James, lodgings
17 Murray, Geo. clothier
17 Thompson, George
17 Pratt, Mrs, lodgings
19 Jones, Richard, clothier
20 Davenport & Stedman, druggists
21 General Steam Naviyation Co.;
R. W. Hamilton, esq. manager
22 Croal, John, Royal Mail and
General Coach Office
23 Waterloo News Room ;
Harthill, John, Weekly Register
Newspaper Office
24 Waterloo Hotel ; John Rampling
25 Edin. Gas-Light Co.'s Office
26 Select Subscriptioyi Library ;
Hunter Simpson, librarian
26 Corns, William, bookbinder
27 Simpson, G. & Son, coach-build.
Calton Convening Room
The General Post Office ;
Sir Edward S. Lees, Secretary to
Gen. Post Office for Scotland
16 Wemyss, Andrew, trunkmaker
14 Robertson, Mrs M. Regent hotel
12 Wood & Co. music-sellers
10 The Stamp and Tax Office;
Mrs Davidson
8 Hutchison, J. and Co. hatters
6 Craig, John, clothier
4 Gray, J. hatter, hosier, & glover
2 Brown, W. H. china warehouse
; WELLINGTON PLACE,
iLeith.) '
1 Crawcour, Edward, gent.
2 Rutherford, James, contractor
2 M'Gregor, Mrs, lodgiog«
WES
STREET DIRECTORY.
WIN
221
2 Johnston, W. (merchant)
2 Scott, John, of Customs
3 Fenton, A. (of A. Fenton & Co.)
4 Walker, G. (of G. and J.)
5 Bennet, Jiimes, merchant
6 Donaldson, Mrs. R.
7 Muir, William, merchant
7 Muir, Mrs
8 Allan, Mrs William, sen.
9 Henderson, David, merchant
10 Arthur, G. (ofMiller & Arthur)
10 Smith, Jas. cork- manufacturer
10 Dalziel, John, baker
10 Donaldson, Mrs, lodgings
10 Mann, Alexander, solicitor
10 Murray, Charles, wright
10 Lindsay, G. of Jas. Sceales & Co.
10 Henderson, Mrs
1 1 Brown, Mrs John
WEMYSS PLACE.
1 Aitchison, George, baker
2 Grant, Miss, silk & worsted shop
3 Scott, Adam, fruiterer
4- Johnston, Misses, dressmakers
5 Arnot, James, esq. W.S.
6 Syme, Miss, infant school
8 Smith, George, esq. architect
10 Keith, Dr James
WEST BOW.
Grants close
87 Maxwell, Wm. tinsmith
91 Ross, Misses, milliners
93 Thomson, Alexander, grocer
97 Grindlay's close
99 Grindlay, Jn. leather-merchant
105 Richardson & Brothers, merchts,
116 Taylor, James, druggist
112 Edmonstone's close,
Linton, Andrew, corkmaker
110 Edmondston,T.&Son,ironmong.
108 Scott, William, pewterer
108 Hume, John, brush-factory
106 Bennet, Adam, tinsmith
102 Cunningham, J. S. seed-merch.
1 00 Dewar^s close
98 Ross, Jn. dealer in riddles, &c.
96 Inglis, John, leather-factor
94 Bennet, Wm. silver-plater
22 Crocket, Thos. G. basket-maker
20 Weir's close
12 Butters, Henry, confectioner
8 Sibbald, John, shoemaker
4 Grant, Mrs, leech-dealer
WEST PORT.
1 Bannerman, Wra. spirit-dealer
3 Peddie, D. hair-dresser
15 Inglis^ court
25 Boak, A. tanner &leather-merch
25 Lady wynd
27 Ford, J. grocer & spirlt-mercht.
33 Mill, William, grocer
35 Smith, Hugh, spirit-dealer
47 Carrick, A. jun. merchant
49 Bowstock, Sam. china-merchant
51 Fraser, Geo. curled hair manuf.
51 Chapel wi/nd
55 Boak, Wm. leather-merchant
57 BoaK's land
57 Boak, John, clerk
59 Brocket, Wm. grocer
65 Weaver's close
81 Thomson, Thos. leather- merch.
87 Watson, Mrs, spirit-dealer
91 Hutton, Alexander, grocer
107 Webster, John, watchmaker
1 1 5 Liddell, Mrs D. tea &; spirit mer.
12.3 Tanner's close ,
135 Jiaird's close,
Alexander, R.cur.&leather-mer.
Bryce, Robert, jun. tanner
141 Watson, William, lath-splitter
151 M'Kenzie, James, tinsmith
153 Baillie, Wm. & Co. candlemakers
153 Gray, John, merchant
153 Stevenson's close
155 Baillie, Zerub, grocer
161 Park, Tho. and Co. shoemakers
165 Gibson & Walker, corn-merchts.
167 St. CuthberCs close
171 Halliday, A. flesher
173 Hunter, Robert, candlemaker
175 Glaggow, John, victual-dealer
1 77 Wester close
126 Sime, Dav. shawl-manufacturer
122 Holmes, J. hardware-merchant
118 Lockie, Wm. tailor
116 Halliday, John, spirit-dealer
114 Kettle, George, baker
110 Lawson, James, tobacconist
106 Mitchell, William, grocer
102 Blacklay, John, spirit-dealer
100 Macnie, J. & C. grocers
98 Sommerville, A. leather-merch.
94 Brodie, Thomas, grocer
88 Blackstocks, J. shoemaker
86 Well close
84 Robertson, J. grocer
66 Young, J. victual -dealer
58 Aitchison s close
56 Alston, Hugh, grocer
54 Hunter, Alex, grocer
50 f inlay's land
.32 Johnston's land
32 Wright, John, tailor
26 Killiebrae
18 Duff, Mrs Andrew, nailmaker
16 Allan, Robert, hatmaker
16 M'Given, Andw. grocer
14 Young, Mrs
12 Young, James, spirit-dealer
10 Smith, William, flesher
8 Hill, J. grocer
6 Ink's close
4 Scott, Alexander, baker
2 Robertson, Jas. spirit-merchant
WHARTON PLACE.
2 Nichol, Robert, teacher
3 Hutcheson, Js. Bank of Scotland
4 Walker, A. & J. drapers
5 Pollock, Miss
5 Rutherford James, W.S.
5 Rutherford. Miss
5 Libt, A. J. sup. of county police
56 Grieve, R. S. iron-rnerchant
7 Pringle, Wm. victual-dealer
8 Glen, Mrs W.
8 Brown, Misses
8 Scott, Mrs
8 Gray, Mrs
9 M'Caskie, James, hatter
WILLIAM STREET.
1 Tansh's Circulating library
1 Webb, Jolin, shoemaker
3 Wyber, Robert, butcher
5 Turnbull, John, baker
7 Henderson, John, grocer
9 Leslie, John, wright
9 Winton, Mrs, ladies' nurse
1.5 Spence, Mrs, dairy
17 Elliot, Mrs, midwife
17 Napier, Robert, builder
19 Lough, John, chimney-sweeper
19 Cathie, Thomas, flesher
23 Western Dispensary
27 Ponsford, Miss
'27 M' Bride, Mrs, midwife
29 Turnbull, John, tailor
29 Turnbull, Misses, siraw-hat mkrs.
31 Turner, James, victual-dealer
.31 Leslie, John, cabinetmaker
3.3 Macpherson, A. shoemaker
37 Kemp, Mrs, sick- nurse
45 Hogg, Mrs, grocer
51 St. Georc/e's District School
38 M'Farlane, D. spirit-dealer
■'^6 Huldon, Geo. mason
28 Stirling, Robert, victualler
26 M'Intosh, Thos. stabler, lane
26 Adam, Robert, grocer
24 Macdonald, Mrs D. green grocer
22 Struthers, Wm. tailor
18 Robson, Thomas, shoemaker
16 Mill, James, grocer
14 M'Farlane, J. coach-hirer
8 Young, John, shoemaker
6 Robertson, James, coach-hirer
2 Moir, Miss
2 Logan, Thomas, writer
2 Campbell, Mrs, lodgings
WINDMILL STREET.
3 Adams, John, session-clerk
3 Gilmour, Mrs
3 Sime, Rev. John
4 Calder, A. coach- wright
4 Robertson, John, agent; See adv.
5 Cotton, John, tobacconist
7 Thomson, .lohn, printer
10 Young, Archd. cutler
10 Young, Mrs
10 Gordon, Mrs
lii Macau lay, Alex. esq.
8 Lauder, Mrs
6 Leavock, Mrs
6 Pienderleith, Mrs
6 Mercer, George, lace-merchan
6 Anderson, Miss
Windmill lane
2 Brown, Mrs
Spence , Mrs
Ogilvie, Mrs
222
Y A R
STREET DIRECTORY.
YOU
WINDSOR STREET.
1 Bisset, Mrs
1 Johnston, 3Ii-s J.
1 Sullierland, Mrs T. E.
1 Peck, Junes, ariist
33 Merrilees close
M'Donaid, David, tailor
34' Robertson, Wm. spirit dealer
36 Hunter, Wm. diiry
'^7 Lnuflfr, George, ma'son
4 1 Gow, Daniel, tinsmith
1,
3 aiacbeth Cipt. R. D. pajraasteru, j^^^j^^^ William, Wright
5 Campbell, Dcrager Lady
9 Seton, Major, R. S-.H.EJ.C.S
9 Seton, James, esq.
1 3 Neil, Mrs
15 Kerr, Lieutenant -Colonel
17 Lauder, J. esq.
19 Vertue, D. esq. H.E.I. C S.
21 Jolly, Rolit. esq. of Stephenston
23 Murray, WiUiaiB H. esq.
25 Howden, James, jeweller
29 Troup, James, esq.
31 Veitfh, Mrs
26 Patersun, Mrs
24 .Allan, Robert, esq.
22 Kirkaldy, Mrs
20 Michael, -Mrs
18 Morri-,on, Adim, esq. S S.C.
16 Aiichi>on, SIks (of Dromore) 1
14 Nasmyth, James, jeweller ■
12 ftloule, Jo-eph, esq.
10 Brown, Mrs Dr i
8 Piper, Mrs
6 Ranken, Francis, esq. |
4 Smith, R. M. merchant
2 Hutchison, Mrs
2 Farr, R. S. druggist
2 Kerr, Mrs
2 Murray, George, clothier
2 Johnstone, John, printer
WRIGHT'S HOUSES.
9 Junor, Misses
12 Colville, James, grocer
15 Miller, John, engraver
20 Brash, Miss
24 Brown, John, wright
27 Goodsman, Robert, Golf tavern
45 Chisholm, Mrs, grocer
46 Wilson, Andrew, shoemaker
|47 Fordyce, Robert, tailor
!+9 Hay, William, spirit-dealer
50 Dagger, James, tailor
'o3 Bruce. James, baker
55 Jack, William, spirit-dealer
YORK PLACE.
1 IM'Coml)e,Ja. grocer Asjlir. dlr,
3 Chisholm, Robert, tailor
59 Davidson, Rev. G. R.
61 Cormack, David, accountant
,65 Dawson, Jlrs, lodgings
65 Beveridge, Henry, esq. advocate
69 Snell, Mrs
69 Lorimer, IMrs P.
69 Neil, Miss
69 Bell, J. A. architect
71 Veitch, Mrs
71 Nicol, James, spirit-mercBant
Si. Paul s chapel
York lane,
Croal, J. & W. coach-builders
Gray, James, ironmonger
Pattison, Miss, boarding-school
42 Hobday, T. post-master
Shepherd, Wm. spirit-dealer
42 Smith, Mr
tant
5 Johnston, Alexander, esq. W.S 4Q B^rke, Francis, esq. accoun
5 M ick, Andrew, writer 33 q^^^^ ^^^^
5 .Morns, James, wine-merchant jg Hastings, Sir Charles. K.C.B.
5 M-Glashan, J.&Son, teachers of, 3^ CuUen, Jnhn, esq. W.S.
trancing I jg Smith, Colvin, esq.
5 Paul. John, miniature painter ] jq Gillespie, Alexander, M D.
5 Seattle, John, A.M. j.^g Davidson, Robert, esa. advocate
St. George's cliapH j._,4 Grant, Lady, Rothiemurchus
7 Hunter, Campbell, &.Co. W.S.;.24 Cra.g. James t. Gibson. W.S.
9 Watt, James B. solicitor ^..^ Bruce, James, esq. of Powfoulis
9 Commercial Life Insurance Go (.^q Murdoch, John Burn, advocate
18 Smith. Alexander, esq. W.S.
1 1 Dempster, Miss
ll Watteiston G. (of G. W. k Sbn)
I 1 Watterston, Wm. accountant
13 Pollock, William, solicitor
15 Tawse and Bonnar, esqrs.W. S.
15 Bonnar, James, esq. WiS,
15 Bonnar, IMrs Janies
17 Guild, Mis
'19 Abercrombie, Dr
■21 Gregory, Mrs
21 Patiison, Johrt, jun. W.S.
,21 Pattison, T. H., M. D. surgeon
'i^ Elder Street
25 Gray. DaVid, S.S.C.
25 M'Millan. Mrs
29 Kelty, Miss E, 27 Bell. Dr George
31 1 horburn, Mrs M. '27 Bell, Mrs
32 Bain, Jno. lodgings
44. Leighton, H. cow feeder 31 Dow, Alex
Brand, J. gardener, Vallei/feld 33 Wright, Wm. lodgings
Gourlay, W. & J. golf-ball mkrs. 35 Cochrane, Mrs
i35 Cochrane, W. G. merchant
16 Gillies, Mrs
14 Thomson, J. G. esq.
12 Ferrier, John, iesq. W.S.
10 Milne. David, e^q. advocate
8 Goldie, A. W esq. "W.S.
6 Buchanan, Rev. James
4 Michi&j James, bootmaker
2 Boyd, John, upholsterer
YOUNG STREET.
Lane,
Whitson, G. stabler
1 Knight, John, painter
3 Chapman, Thos. plumber
:i IMDermed. IMrs
3 Crawford, Mrs
M'Ewan, D. club-maker
YARDHEADS {Leith.)
6 Barker, Thomas, brewer
9 Philp, John, distiller
lO Muckle close
12 Carse, Mrs, sjiirit-dealer
14 Grandison, Wm. linen-raanut.
14. JMassie, Thos. spirit-dealer
15 Wallace, 31. victual-dealer
20 Cowes, James, dairy
22 Moffat, W. sen. wright
24 Brash, Alexander, grocer
26 Wilson, William, victual -dealer
31 Callender, T. & Son, leather-mer. 5?> Meldrum, Geo. accountant
31 Callender, Geo. commercial agent 55 Cunningham. Rev. W., D.D.
32 Pirrie, David, wright 57 Handyside, Hugh, esq. W.S.
33 IngUs, John, teacher o9 Handyside, Mrs
29 Home. Dr J. prof, of medicine 7 Laing, Jo. and Co. npholsteVers
i 9 Chapman, T. & Son, plumbers
i 9 Seaton, Misses, dressmakers
1 1 Universal Life Assiiranee Sec.
11 Wight, David, esq. W.S.
13 Orr, Chas. J. F. esq. W.S.
15 Trotter, Thomas, jun. esq. W.S.
17 Lambert, Misses, dressmakers
19 Henderson, J. (H. & Bissel)
21 Renton, John, M.D. physician
i22 Anderson, Peter, postmaster
|20 Haig,Hay.&Pringle,e£qs.W.S.
;18 Wilson, William, demist
1 16 Muirhead, C. poulterer
10 St. Luke's Church
10 St. George' s school
8 Lindsay, J)hn, spirit-dealer
6 M'Ewen, Wm. spirit-dealer
lIEwen, T. stabler, South Lane
4 Newton, W. A. saddler
2 Wilson, John, shoemaker
35 Houy, Miss
37 IM'M'iilan & Grant, esqrs. W.S.
37 Pyper, John, esq, writer
59 Todd, HenJ-y, estj. W.S,
41 Scott, Jliss
41 Brown, James, esq. W.S.
41 Brown & Miller, W.S.
43 MMillan, E & A. esqrs. W.S.
45 Handyside. Dr, M.D,
:47 Dundas & Jamieson, W.S.
47 Jamieson, John, S. S C.
'49 :\I Cleland, George, esq. W.S.
51 Fleming, Mrs
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ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF THE
PROFESSIONS AND PRINCIPAL TRADES.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Allan, W. 36 St Bernard's cresc.
Allister, David, 9 London street
Armitage, A. B. 40 Albany street
BallingaM, Wm. 10 St David st.
Barron, John, 67 Great King st.
Barstow, Charles M, 32 India st.
Bell, Wm. 17 Annsireet
Berwick, D. 22 Fettes Row
Borthwick, A. a No. St David st.
Jas. 14 Claremont cresc.
C. 5 No. St David street
Briggs, D. C. 31 Bucdeuch place
Brodie and Balfour, 17 George st.
Brown, James, 59 George street
Bruce, Arch. 3 Hillside crescent
Burke, Francis, 40 York place
Burns and Myrtle, 1 Aberc. pi.
Callender, Henry, 16 So. Char. st.
Clerk, Samuel. 67 North Bridge
Christie, Robt. 26 St Andrew sq.
Cormack, D. 6 1 York place
Dick, A. Parliament square
Dickson, Jas. J. 74 George street
Wm. 8 Royal crescent
Donaldson, Jas., 46 Northd. st.
Dundas, George, 42 Albany street
Edwards, James, Comely Bank
Esson, G. A. 66 George street
Ferrier, Cha. 45 Northumb. street
Forman, Alex. 116 Princes street
Forrest, W. H. 1 2 Darnaway st.
Fyfe, Arch. 21 Nelson stieet
Gallaway, Wm. 8 Annanrfale st.
Gardner, H. 3 Newington place
Gibson, Arch. 4 Aibyn place
Goldie, G. 2 w. Newington place
Gordon, R. 35 Drummond place
Grant, Thos. 19 Broughton place
Gray, W. 3 Saunders street
Green, John, 57 Hanover street
Grieve, John, 4 Randolph cliff
Horn, A. 74 George street
Huie, A. 16 London street
Ivory and Holmes, 2 so. St David
street
Jamieson, A. 36 Queen street
Johnstone, John, 23 London st.
Junnor, J. M., 6 N. St David st.
Keith, Wm. 50 Castle street
Lamond, Alex. 40 India street
Lindsay, Don. 66 George street
Low, Alexander, 2 Hanover street
William, 68 Gt. King street
Maben, John, 8 so. St David st.
M'Andrew, Jas. 28 Dublin street
MCallum, Geo. 8 Annanriale st.
M'Donald D. 26 North Bridge
John, 23 Cumbi-rlaiid street
i\Iacgregor, Jos. Ramsay Lodge
Mackenzie, Ken. 36 Queen stieet
, Ken. 9 N. St David street
Maitland, John, Mound place
Mansfield, Tho. 7 Thistle street
Mason, G 13 Union street
Maughan, F. J. 30 Pitt street
Meldrum, Geo. 53 York place
Miller, Thos., 6 St Andrew square
Millar, Thos. H. 7 M'Kenzie pi.
Mitchell, Hugh, 4 St Andrew sq.
Moncrieff and Gibson, 4 Albyn pi.
Muir, John, 6 Royal terrace
Murray, David, 39 George street
George, 1 Dundas street
~ John, Sciennes Hill house
William, 39 George street
Ogilvy, James, 17 Howe street
J. S. 37 Castle street
Paul & Moncrieff, 10 So. Charlotte
street
* J. 13 Bernard street
Pearson, Charles, 59 George street
Peddie, Donald S. 1 George street
Ramsay, G. 119 Prince's street
Rainie, Robt. 8 Annandale street
Wm. 8 Annand lie street
Reld, James, 30 Royal circus
Renton, James, 15 Queen street
Rhind, J. 5 Dean terrace
Roliertson, Thos. 11 Gloucester pi.
Russell. Claud, 84 George street
Robt 2 Upper Gray street
Wm. 1 1 Scotland street
Scott, Dav. Dundas, 7 Lauriston la.
John, Esq. 6 N. St David st.
R. E. 57 Great King street
Scott, Thomas, Esq. 42 Northd. st.
Simson, James, 2 I 9 High st.
Sinclair, A. H., 9 India street
James, 9 Brown street
Smith, W. Union Canal Office
Souter, D. R. 1 1 Gloucester pi.
Spalding, Wm. 85 Great K. st.
Spoitiswoode, R. 7 Thistle street
Steu ft, P. 1 Carlton sireet
Stewart, Wm. 25 Pitt street
■Stuart, W. 2 Lynedoch place
Sym, Jas. 45 Frederick street
Thomson, Alex. 18 North br.
W. T. 3 Grorge street
Tod, Geo. 9 north St David street
Waterston, Wm. I i York place
Watson, H. G. 13 St Andrew sq.
Watson Ja . 14 Si Andrew sq,
Wight, ,Robt. sen , 4 Arthur st.
Wilkie, Jas. 65 Cast e street
Wood, William, 8 so. Charlotte st.
Wright, T. G., 16 R. Exchange
ADVOCATES.
Anderson, Adam, 98 George st.
Chas. 5 India street
Thos. 32 Melville street
Allan, Ales. 5 Hillside crescent
Aikley, Paik. 59 Great King st.
Aytoun, James. 39 Heriot row
W. E. 11 Fettes row
Bailie, Charles, 13 G. Stuart st,
Baird, Thos. W. 4 Drummond pi.
Bell, Archibald, 81 G. King st.
— — . B. R. 15 Gt. Stuart st.
George G. 43 Melville st.
Geo. Jos. 3 Park place.
J. M. 4 Forres street
R..bert, 15 Gt .Stuart st.
Robert, 120 George street
Beverid.e, Hen.y 65 York place
■Bor hwick, J. 30 George (.quare
Brodie, G. 20 Northumb. street
Brown, Archd. 4 Melville st.
Bruce, Hugh, 39 Moray place
Robert, 65 Frvderuk st.
Buchanan, Wm. S3 Drummond pi.
Burton, J. H., 16 Duncan street
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ADV
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
AGE
Cadell, John, 127 Princes street
Campbell, N. C, 33 Dublin St.
R. 1 1 Walker street
Cay, John, 1 1 Heriot row
Christison, J. 3 G. Stuart street
Cleghorn, Thos. 3 Heriot Row
Clerk, William, 4 Rose court
Colquhnun, J. C. 10 Melville St.
Ludovic, 8 Duke street
Cook, Alex. S., 3 Darnaway s^.
Coventry, And. 29 Moray place
Cowan, John, 2 no. Charlotte st.
Craufurd, James, 22 Rutland street
Currie, A. 43 Heriot row
Dalyell, Sir J. G. , 54 Hanover
street
Davidson, A. 24 Rutland square
Robert, 28 York place
Deas, George, 9 Howe street
Dewar, John, .52 G. King street
Dick, Andrew C. 44 King street
Dickson. Chas. 62 Albany street
Alexander, 14 Gt. King st.
David, 1 4 Great King street
Dingwall, A. 3 Rutland square
Donaldson, J. 12 Rutland street
James, 46 Northumb. st.
Douglas, G. L. A. 11 Rutland sq
F. B. 15 Gt. King street
L. B. 15 Drummond pi.
Drummond, J. Irt Shandw. place
Dunbar, W. H. 56 Northumb. st.
Dundas. Geo. 28 Abercromby pi.
Wm. Pitt, 8 Athole cres.
Dunlop, Alex. 3 so. Charlotte st
Ellis, W. M. 44 Albany street
Ferrier, James, F. 14 Carlton st.
Fletcher, A. 1 Randolph cres.
Forbes, W. 17 Ainslie place
Fordyce, G. D. 5 Carlton street
Forman. J. 54 Northumberland st.
Forsyth, Chas. 1 1 Royal circus
■ Robert, 1 I Royal circus
Glasgow, R. R. 15 Rutland street
Gordon, Ed. S. 12 G. King st.
- J. T. 6 Gloucester place
John, 60 Great King street
Graham, Robert, 1 8 Heriot row
Grant, George, 21 London street
Robert, 49 Melville street
Greenshields, J. B. 125 Prin. st.
Gregory, John, Canaan Lodge
Groat. A. G. 12 Hart street
Hamilton, John, 3 Northumb. st.
Handyside, Rob. 1 1 Hope st.
Hector, David, 1 9 Nelson street
Henderson, Ro. 49 Great King st.
Heriot, F. L. M., 9 Circus place
Hill, Norman, 69 Hanover street
Home, Robert, 50 Motsy place
Hunter, Robert, 6? Northumb. st.
Inglis, J. 30 Abercrombie place
Innes, Cosmo. 6 Forres street
lanes, Thos. 5 Randolph cl'ff
Jardine, John, 9 Gt. King st.
Johnstone, W. 37 Albany street
Kirkpatrick, John, 126 George st.
L'Amy, Jas. 27 Northumb. st.
Lister, J. 2 no. e. Circus pi.
Logan. A. S. 1 1 Pitt street
Lothian, Alex., 2 Baxter's place.
M'Neill, Dun. Right Hon. Ld. Ad.
for Scotland, 73 Great King st.
M'Niel, Alex. 28 Queen street
M'Donald, J. 18 Great King st.
Macfarlane, Robert, 6 Fettes row
Mackenzie, T. 6 India street
Mack night, A. E., 12 London st.
Maconachie, J. A. 122 Princes st.
Maidment, Jas. 3 London street
.Maitland, E. F. 13 Alva street
Thos. 122 George street
Marshall, John, 9 Fettes row
Maxwell, J. H. 83 Gt. King st.
Miller, James. 112 Princes st.
John, 16 Gayfield square
T. H. Christian bank
Milne, David, 10 York place
Moir, G. 41 Charlotte square
iNIoucrieif J. 15 Gie»t Suart st
Monro, G. 28 Northumb. st.
Monteith, A. E. 7 Stafford street
^Montgomery, J. F. 17 Athole cres.
More, J. S. 19 Great King st.
.Muirhead, J. P. 26 Heriot row
Murdoch, J. B. 20 York place
Mure, David, 12 Ainslie place
Slurray. And. 34 Heriot row
And. juu. 36 India st.
John, 60 Northumberland st-
Napier, G. 8 Great King street
Mark, S Glenfiiilas street
Neaves, C. 1 9 Charlotte square
Park, John, 85 Great King street
Pattison, G. H. 10 London street
Patton, Geo. 38 Frederick street
Penney, W. 24 Great King st.
Pyper, Hamilton, 15 Royal cresc.
Rbind, M'Duff, 24 Northumb. st.
Richardson, J. 22 Clareniont cres.
Riddell, John, 67 Melville st.
Ritchie, A. C. 1 0 Albany st.
Robertson, C. 22 Gt. King st.
H. J. 76 Great King st.
Pat. 32 Drummond place —
Dean of Fatuity
— Robt. 12 Drummond place
Rob'son, James, 18 Elder st.
Ross, George, Morningside
Geo. jun. 45 Castle street
J. B. .5 S. W. Circus place
Russell, F. 1 9 Rutland square
John, 16 Heriot row
Rutherfurd, And. 9 St Colme st.
.^andford, E. D. 11 Rand. cr.
Shand, C. F. 5 India street
Shaw, Pat. 40 Heiiot row
Simpson, J. 33 North umber, st.
Smith, Arch. 37 N<irtluuiib. st.
Smytli, J. I Hart street
Smyth, W. 16 Gt. Stuart street
Stothert, Jas. 1 1 Alva street
Spalding, W. 1 1 London st.
Speirs, Graham, Granton house
Stuart, Robt. 23 Gt. King street
Swinton, Arch. 9 Gloucester pi.
Tait, Geo. 4 Abercromby place
John, 1 Melville street
Tawse, John, 49 Queen street
Tenant, H. L. 9 Lynedoch place
Thomson, R. 70 Gt. King st.
Thos. 16 Recent Terrace
Tod, Thomas, 15 Coates cresc.
Torrie, T, J. 21 Royal circus
Turnbull, W. 25 Gt. King street
Urquhart, A. 5 St Colme street
Walker James, 23 Royal circus
W. S. 7 St Colme street
Watson, James, 35 Dublin street
Whigham, Robt. 79 Gt. King st.
Wood, A. jun. 2 Rutland square
Young, Geo. 23 Stafford street
AGENTS.
(Those marked (a)'are also Apprai-
sers.)
Affleck, J, 14 Canning place
Aitken & White, 2 Elm row
* Anderson, R. k Co. 21 Consti-
tution street
Walter, 13 Torphichen st.
Anton, James, 4 Lothian road
Armstrong and Co. 3 High ter.
Arnot, J. 12 Catherine street
Bain, David. 63 George street
Balfour, T. 33 JMontague street
Ballingall, G. W. Port Hopeton
Baptie, John, 13 Earl Gray street
Baxter, A. 1 1 Antigua street
Bell, R. F. 6 Union place
*Bennet, J. 13 Bernard street,
Blackwell & Munro, Mews lane
Boag, James, 9.3 George street
Bogue, James, 3 Hanover street
Blyth, Charles, 60 So. bridge
R. B. 26 Minto street
Burns, John, 1 Abercromby place
Galium, J. 8 Salisbury place
Carnegie, J. 4 Hill square
Chalmers, J. 39 Potterrow
Clark, Andrew, 8 Henry street
*Clarke, Don. St Anthony's court.
Comon, D. 6 Lady Lawson's w.
Craig, J. 3 Arniston place
*Cree, David, 80 Shore
Dowell, James, 18 George street
Duff, Robt. 1 Gillespie street
Durward, J. 21 So. St David st
Edwards, James, Comely bank.
*Eggo, John, Wet Docks
Elder, H. 9 so. St David street
Fairbairn, A. J 1 so St James' st.
*Fetgusnn, A. 2 Dock place
Sniith, 5 Geort;e street
Flockhart, Jn^ 9 Gardner's cres.
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225
Forrest, Daniel, 63 No Briili^e
♦Gardner, W. 23 Bernard street
•GavinsoD, Gilbert, 70 Tolbootb
wynd
Gibb, Thos. 12 RankeiUor street
*Gibbon, Alex. 1 19 Kirkgnte
*Gibson, G- & Son, 69 Consti-
tution street
Grant, A. 14 Clyde street
*Grant, W. 12 Elbe street
Grieve, Robt. S. 6 Wharton pi.
W. 70 Lauriston plai'e
Hale, Wna. li Gilmore place
•Henderson, A. 70 Timber Bush
Hcndrie, Edw. 2 Frederick st.
Hill, D. 2 Hay street
♦Howie, A. C. 30 Mitchell st.
Hudson, Thos. 2 Alva stieet
*Inkster, John, H B^Tnard st.
Irvine, Wm. 11 Csndlemaker r.
Johnston, J. 20 Princes street
Wm. 16 Cassels place
Jones & Malleson, 24 Danube st.
Kerr, J. S*! Lothian street
Kirkbride, G. 10 George street
Kirkwood, C. 15 Catharine street
•Laing, Wm. 10 Tower street,
foot of Shore
*Lessie, James, 26 Sheriff brae
*Liddle, R. 31 Commercial place
Lindsay & Sous, 4 Royal Ex-
change
Lisenham, J. 13 St James' eq.
Little, J. 95 Princes street
Livingston, A. 4.3 w. Nicoison st.
* A. 8 Timber Bush
J. 7 Roxburghe place
P. 6 Brighton street
Lyal, A., 9 Broughton place
M' Alpine, JaN. 7 Hetiderson row
M'Cara, Chas., 50 n. Rchmri.st.
*M'Donald, J. C. 122 Constitu-
tion street
M'Dowall, J. 12 Uc.ion place
*M'Gregor, D. R. 34 Bernard st.
•M'Hattie, J. Wet Docks
M'Hutcbeon, W. 60 No. bridge
M'Kav, James, 35 Howe street
"M'Kean, W.B. 1 Commercial pi.
*M'Laren, D. & Co., 9 Constitu-
tion street
♦M'Naughton, A. 1.35 Constitu-
tif'U street
M'Pherson, J. 1 Port Hopetoun
M'Queen, J. 54 Korfb Bridge
♦Marshall, R. 36 Ell.e stieet
*Matbie8on, G. Graiitnn
Melville, Andrew, 14 Clerk st.
♦Mitchell, J. & Co. 2 Dock place
♦Morrison, C. 59 Shcre
R. 8 south Grey street
Morton, James, 1 1 Mews lane
Muir, A. 11 South Bridge
« W, 17 Quality stre't
♦Muirhead, Wm. 24 Sheriff brae
Newton, W. H. 54 North Bridge
Otilvie, D. 23 Archibald place
♦Ovenston, Forester, 41 Quality
street
Paterson, D. F. 3 Johnstone's pi.
Henrv, 17 Fetti-s row
Paltis-^n, W. J. 24 Grcenside
place & * 38 Constitution st.
*Pitt, E. W. (R.N.) 42 Ber-
nard street
Rae, J. 6 IMansfinld p'ace
Raimes, J. & R. & Co. Smith's pi.
■ W. 12 Hill square
Robertson & Scott, 36 George st.
A. 24 Hnriot place
Chas. 279 High street
D. Lord Russell place
John, 4 Windmill street.
See Adv.
J. 24 Heriot place
J. 2 Lauriston terrace
Scott, R. 20 G. Stuart street
T. 7 Pilrig street
Shaw, Ja. 133 Fnuntainbridge
*Shiels, Rot)ert, Quality couit
Shoklidge, Ri>bt. 103 Causeyside
Siri( lair, J. & Son, 6 Hart street
*,smith, David, 2 Dock place
♦ William, 93 Giles street
Wm. 12 St Anthony place
*Sommerville, J. 87 Constitu. st.
Spittal, John, 8 Nicolsoi> square
Steele, Chas. 1 9 Gardner's cresc.
'Stocks, D.& Co.34Tiii.berbush
St(.rar, T. 59 South Bridge
Sutherland, Jas. 19 Union street
Sw'trd, Jas. 22 Hanovtr st- See
Adu.
Tait, John, 45 Frtderick street
♦Thomson, Hobt. 53 Shore
Wm. ]8 Frederick street
W. & J. 18 North Bridge
Todd, D. G. 17 Elm row
TweediPjJo. Goshen bank
♦Walker, J. W. 4 Quality street
Watt, R. & W. 4 Haddington pi.
Williamson, Adam, .3 ToUcross
Wilson, James, 25 Arthur street
*Wishart & Son, 21 Queen st.
Wright, Geo. 13 Archibald place
Yule, Geo. Broughton hall
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENT MAKERS.
Denholm, Wm. Raeburn place
Morton, S. & H. Leith walk
M'Pherson, P. Norton place
ARCHITECTS.
Angus, Geori;e, 1 St Coime st.
Bell, Robt. 25 St Patrick square
J. A. 69 York place
Brown, R. 63 Frederick street
Brown, T- 10 Royal Exchange
Thomas, 3 no. Charlo'te st
Burn, William, & David Bryce,
5 so. Charlotte street
Chalmers, John, .33 Dublin St.
Cousin & Gale, 12 R. Exchange
Dickson, R. & R. 12 Brought, st,
♦ Rich. 13 Baltic street
Graharae, J. G, 5 Diik« street
Hamilton, Tho. 69 Gt. King st.
Henderson, J. 8 Duke st.
Kemp, G. Jordan lane
M'Pherson, Ja. 50 Cutnbd. st.
Newlands, Jas. 2 Queen street
Nisbet, David, 124 George street
Nixon, William, Exchequer
Paterson, R(i. 1.38 Causeyside
Paton, David, 32 Duridas street
Playfair,W. H. 17 G'. StiiaT-tst.
Ponton, Thos. 7 Warriston ores.
Raeburn, .las. 3 Warriston place
Rhind, David, 24 Northumb. st.
Ruthven, Jas. 44 South bridge
Scott, Ari-h. 10 Tiviot row
Smith & Cuthbertson,6Char!. pi.
• Geo. 8 Wemyss place
Jas. 7 w. Maitland street
Tait, J. 1 Mound place
Wallace, L. A. 34 Regent ter.
Wilson, C. H. 8 Northumbd. st.
Wilson, Pat. 2 Queen street
Wright, Robert, 12 Pitt street
ARTISTS.
Brown, John, II Earl Grey st.
Burton, Mungo, 5 Howe street
Carinichael, J. F. 50 George st.
Drummond, Jas. 9 Antigua st.
Fairley, Geo. 28 London street
Feiguion, Walter, 36 George st.
Gordon, James, 1 Blenheim pi.
Houston, John, 10 Diincan street
Lees, C.,F.S.A.15so. Charlotte St.
W'Ewen, Wm. 1 Gardner's cres.
♦M'Lea, John, 3 Dock street
M'Leay, M. 9 Cheyne street
Marshall, Wm. 100 Princes st.
Newton, H. Monro place
Ogilvy, Jas. 2 w. Nicolson st.?
Perigal, A. 21 Hill st. See Adv.
Scott, David, east Dairy housa
Sheriff, J. 26 Frederick street
Shiels, Wm. 19 n. w. Circus pL
Shillinglaw, T. 1.38 Nicolson at.
Smith, Colvin, 32 York place
Stanley, M. 7 Hill street
Stewart, Wm. 27 Brunswick st.
ARTIFICIAL EYE
MAKER.
Carfrae, M. 97Prince8Street,and
4 Infirmary street
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER &
FEATHER MAKERS.
Ballingall, Mrs, Albert place
2^6
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BAK
Ciceri, Pini, & Co. 10 Caltoa st.
French, G. 153 Rose street
Mozzie, John, 46 Hanover street
Zappa And Wright, 23 Fred, street
APOTHECARIES, CHE-
MISTS, & DRUGGISTS.
Those marked thus a, are Surgeons.
aAirth, J. Morningside place
aAltken, Wm. 3 Pitt street
a Alexander, J. T. 12 Charl. pi.
■ H. D. 46 Canongate
aAUison. E. D. 101 So. bridge
aAnderson, D. S. 247 Canong.
Baildon, H. C. 73 Princes street
aCowan, J. M. 30 Clerk street
George, 30 Clerk street
aCrambe, Wm. M.t). 1 Hope st.
Davenport k Stedman, 20 Wa-
terloo place
aDickson, Tbo. 7 Duke street
a Tbo. 15 Greenside place
Duncan & Flockbart. 52 No. br.
* Flockart & Powell, 20 Ber-
nard street
Fairgrieve, Thoa. 46 Clerk street
*Finiavson, Thos. 147 Kirkgate
aFletcher, Neil, 32 Howe street
Gardner, James, 68 George st.
Gordon, John, 32 Bristo street
Gray, W. A. 48 Bristo street
aHatton, D. 24 Circus place
*Jrvin'', J. T. 72 To'bootb wynd
Jfamieson & Lawrie, 4 Dean-
haugh street
Jaap, Robt. 1 so. College st.
Kemp, & Co. J. 53 So. bridge
Kerr, Thos. 16 Leith street
aLees, Robert, 65 South bridge
Lindsay, Robert, 11 Elm row
M'Donald, & Co. 126 Nicol. st.
* Lewis, 102 Kirkgate
a Tertius, 13 Catharine street
aM'Failan, J. F. 1 7 No. br.
M'Glaihan, A. 48 No. br.
Blackay, John, 121 George st.
*Marshall, Alex. 77 Shore
* Martin, John, 1 Admiralty st.
aMenzies, Wm. 8 Spence's pi.
Middleton. John, 1 w. Adam st.
aMofFat, W. & Co. 53 Nicolson st.
Mure, Geo. 53 Canongate
Napiei, Jas. 25 w. Nicolson st.
aPugh, W. 35 Noithumbd. st.
aRobertson & Watson, 35 George
street
Scntt and Orr, 78 Princes street
Siree, H. N. 3 Hanover street
aSmith, T. & H. 2 1 Duke street
Snodgrass, W. & J. 238 Canon.
*Snook & Co. 32 Bridge st.
Stringer, C. 13 Calton street
Tait, William, 139 High st |
Thom, Alex. 78 Queen street
aWilkinson, J. 48 Hanover street
Williamson, J. 30 St Andrew sq.
WHOLESALE DRUG-
GISTS.
Raimes, J. & R. & Co. Smith's pi.
AUCTIONEERS AND
APPRAISERS.
Dalgleish & Forrest, 4 St And. sq.
Davidson, T. 8 Henry street
Dowell, James, ) 8 George st.
Irvine, T. and Co. 10 Victoria sti
Joel, J. 96 Pleasance
*Lamb, Robert, 23 Bernard street
Lyon, Jonathan, 8 Shak-p. sq.
Maxwell, Jas 18 Dundas street
Paxton, John, Royal Exchange
Robertson, E. & D. 76 Hanov. st.
— — Wra. 16 Nicolson street
*Saunders, John, 28 Constitution st.
Seaton, Rt. 97 Princes street
Stevenson, Thos. 7 Milne square
Tait, C. B. & Co. 11 Hanover st.
Walker, D. 66 South bridge
West, Edward, 74 George street
AXLE-TREE MAKERS.
Carse, J. & Sons, 1 8 Greenside r.
Paterson, John, 26 Greenside rotv
BABY-LINEN WARE-
HOUSES.
Crager, Mrs. 37 George street
Smith, Mrs James jun. 33 and 65
George street
BAKERS.
*Adam, John, 35 Tolbnoth wynd
Aitken, Walter, 1 17 Nicolson st.
Aikman, Mrs Jas. 183 High st.
Aitchison, Alex. 4 east Register st.
Geo. 1 Wemyss place
Anderson, John, 2 India street
Wm. 1 St Andrew st.
Archibald. Charles, 10 Dublin st.
Arnold, James, 4 Mackenzie pi.
John, 10 Carnegie street
Arnott. Jas. 41 Biiccleuch street
Beenie. J. 4 Chapel street
Beveridgf, Roht. 34 London st.
Binnie, John, Coltbridge
Black, John, Morn'nsfside
Brock, James, 97 Canongate
Brockie, Wm. IS Greenside st.
Bioomfield, A. Arniston place
Brown, Alex I 1 Clerk street
Alex. 61 Canongate
P. 1 1 1 High street
. William, 4 Keir street
Brown, Robt. 11 Earl Grey street
-^ Mrs James, 25 Home st.
Mrs J. 45 St Leonard st.
Bruce James, 3 St Anthony pi.
* James, 53 Yard heads
Byers, Thomas, 167 Rose street
Cairns, Thos. 18 Dean street
Campbell, J. 1 Archibald place
^Chisholm, John, 62 Tolbooth
wynd
Cockburn, R. L. 27 Dean street
*Collier, Mrs G. 23 Tolbooth wynd
Cooper, Thos, 1 0 St Vincent st.
Craig, David. 6 Norton place
•Crawford, Thomas, 68 Kirkgate
*Dalziel, J. 7 Tolbooth wynd
Dickson, Wm. 60 Home street
Dixon, John, 24 St Leonard street
Dixon, Robert. 3 Shakspeare sq.
Drysdale, J. 1 Crosscausey
Duguid, James, 98 Canongate
Dun, Robert, 130 Pleasanee
*Durie, James, 87 Kirkgate
Fairbairn, John, 6 Deanhaugh St.
Farmer, David, 209 P easance
John, 6 n. College street
Finlay, Walter, 110 Nicolson st.
Finlayson, Alex. 9 India street
Forrester, Alex. 13 Thistle st.
Frier, Matw. 5 St Patrick street
Fullarton, John, 10 Antigua st.
Gibb, James, 19 Elm row
Gillies, Rob. 8 Crosscausey
*Goldie, Robert, 6 Citadel street
Gomau, Wm. 71 Pleasance
Gowan, Charles, 4 Union p'ade
Gray, Charles, 46 Broughton st.
John, 6 Clyde street
*Greig, J. 36 St Andrew st.,
Wm. 2 Jamaica street
Gulland, George, 31 New street
Mrs, 216 Canongate
Hastie, Robt. 2 SaH^but■y street
*Haj^, James, 132 Kirkgate
John, 35 .Sheriff brae
Thos. 1 Hill place
Henderson, Wm. 14 Coalhill
Herdman, John, 1 Fingal i)Iace
John, 8 Roxburghe place
Hislop, Robt. 55 Cleik street
^'ood, Geo. 23 Tliii-tle street
Hume, James, 4 Howe street
Hunter, James, 61 Thistle street
James, David. 495 Lawnmarket
Jamieson, Thomas, 47 London st.
Johnston. William, 123 Rose st.
Jeffrey and Milne. 277 Canongate
Kay, David, 7 Rose street
Kerr, Robert, 16 Hill place
Ketchen, Wm. 40 Lothian street
*K)les, Alexr. 82 Kirkgate
Laing, Alex. 26 Rose street
Lauder, Thos. 9 east Register street
Lawrie, John, 4 James' place
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•Lee, Thomas, 48 Shore
*Leith Barm Company of Bakers,
34 Sheriff hiae
Lethem, John, 29 Pitt street
Lillico, William, 1 Brown street
*Lind<ay, James, "73 Kirkgate
Luke, James, '25 Brunswick street
M'Giechen, J. 4 Huntly street
JVl Kean, Alex. 13 Romilly place
■*M'Kinlay, Jamoa, 24 Bernard st.
M Lagan, F. 19 Frederick street
M-Whirter, Jas. 10 Scotland st.
Mackie, J W. 1 08 Princes street
Rlison, Thomas, 7 Keir street
*Mathie, R.-bert, 31 Shore
Menelaws, Wm. 187 Canongate
Miller, John, 1 N. St Andrew st
■ Thomas, I Bread street
W. 8(5 Nicolson street
* William, |-_>4 Kirkgate
Milne, F. 8 Cierk st.
Mitchell, David, 1 Dublin st.
M 'iiieith, B. 68 Crosscausey
Morris, Alex. 4 Amiiiua street
Murray, Gcoi^e. Market st.
Nicholson, David, 60 Abbey hill
■ Wna. 4 Shrub place
Nrilson, James, 17 Hanover st,
Win. 1 Jamaica street
Oliphaiit, F. 6 Mid. Artliurplace
W. & F. 2 Stafford street
Onniston, J. 3 Orchardfield pi.
Paul, A. 13 so. St Andrew st.
Peattie, Alex. 65 Nicolson stivet
Fendiiuh, J. 47 Fouiitainbriiige
Pears, Jas. 66 Buccleuch street
*Philip, David, 35 Coupvr street
Poi teou«, John, 72 Gra*smarket
I Win. 2 Union street
Puttie, James, 9 w. Richmond St.
Ramage, John, 1 Church street
Reid, John, -13 Cumberland street
Robertson, J. 108 Nicolson st.
GfOig'', i2 Cleik street
■- James, 34 Alva street
James, Newhaven
John, 2 Salisbury street
—— Thomas 22 Cas>els place
Wm 30 Fviuntainbridge
* Wm. 53 Biiilge street
Rossxil, Geo. 2 Pitt street
*Rutherf.>rd, Alex, it Bi idge st.
Srivvers, Thos. 310 Lawnmarket
Scoon,W. & K. 161 High street
KMineth, 37 Clerk street
Sott, Aiex. 2 Ciareinont place
Geo. 1, VVarristiti place
AlfX. 4 Wrst Port
And. 9 Scotland street
— Jotin, 12 West Preston «t.
James, 31 N. Richmond St.
Simpson, D. 7 Duncan street
* John, 4 N. Junction st.
—^ — Wm. 1, Home street
Sinclair, John, 14 Lothian st.
John, 24 Tobago Street
John, 26 Hanover street
Sleiiih, Robert, 6 Glanville place
Smart, Atidrevr, 2 Canongate
*Smith, David, 38 Kirkgate
Smith, J. A. 1,3 N. Melville pi.
Stevenson, Jas. 34 Northumber>
land street.
Stewart, Wm. 1 Howe street
*Stocks, Dav, 31 Bridge Stieet
Stoddard, T. R. 22 Brunswick
street
Summers, David, 55 Bristo st.
Swan, James, 87 Broughton st.
Tait, Andrew, sen. 33 Rose st.
A. junior, 37 George st.
John R. 2 Queensferry st.
Thomson E. 31 Frederick street
— — Geo. 2 Elm row
Jame«, 75 Cl-rk street
Jas. 12 so. College street
Jas. 3 Chairlotte place
Wm. 39 w. Nicolson st.
* Peter, 8 Rid.lel's .lose
*- Peter, 64 Charlotte stfeet
Turnliuil, John, o William st.
Thorburn, Wm. 3 Shrub place
*Tod, James, 20 Cnuper street
Mis 12 Duncan street
Torrance, Geo. 4 Northumb. st.
J. 36 Buccleuch stieet
Vallame, Thos. 166 Pleasance
V. itih, Jiihn, 5 Johnston's pLce
Walker, A. Maiiland st. Newh.
* Mrs Jis. 95 Kirkgate
Wm. 4so. St James' street
* Wallace, Jas. 10 Conper street
Watson, Wm. 13 Calton street
nVeir, Thomas H. 130 Kirkgate
While, John, 3 Duke street
Wl.yte, J,.hu, 72 Thistle st.
*WiIson, Thomas. Hillhouseiield
Wi^liart, P. 12 Home street
Wood, John, 31 Castle street
John, 5, Davie street
Wright, David, 88 Rose street
* Robt. 41 Bridge street
* liobert, jun. 22 Sahdpori
street
BANKS AND BANKERS.
(See Appendix.)
BASKET-MAKERS.
(Those marked (a) ate also Mat-
tress-makerS.)
a Cant, G. 3 N. Bank s reet
Crocket, T. 22 West Bow
Jeandin, F. 36 George street
a*Ka\, James, 16 Tolbooth wym
a*M'Lertn, Chas. 42 T^db. wynu
a* Audw. 60 Tolti. wynd
Searl, Wm. 19 North bridge
BATHS.
Bath Establishment, 17 and 19
Hill street — -See App.
— Hope street. -^See Adv,
Goulding, Wm. Argyle sq.
*Leadbitfer, Seafield
Macpherson, P.,Fnlhfield haths
March, James, Trinity
BELLHANGERS,
Bryden and Sons, 80 Rose street
Laidlaw, R. & Sons, Simon sq.
Learmonth, T. 10 Barony street
Neilson, GreiiT^ 12 Macdowall st.
Robertson, W. 233 High street
BILLIARD TABLE
MAKERS.
Fleming, T. 17 so. St James' st
Moon, D. 1 Clyde street
BIRD STUFFERS.
Carfrae. M. i97 Prince's street, &
4 Infirtnary street
Fenton, Thos. 66 George street
BLOCK, PUMP, and MAST-
MAKERS.
* Alexander, E wart, Neilson & Co.
3 Old Church street
*Cochr«ne, J.>. 29 Commercial pi.
*Ford, William, 18 Johnston st.
*L«ith Mast Co. &c. 6 Dock st.
BOAT-BUILDERS.
''Leckie, J. Stone Biidge
*Nisbet & Rollo, 26 Citadel
Shaw, James, 15 St Anthony pi.
BOOKBINDERS.
Aitken, Jas. 8 S" James' sq.
Anderson. John, .32.3 High st.
Banks, Ale.v. 37 North bridge
Alex. jun. 5 North bridge
Bell & Gunn, 14 so. Si David st.
Bowai-k, Nicol, 46 Leith street
Bruce, G. D. 7 James* court
Copland, John, 36 High street '
Corns, Wm. 26 Waterloo place
Crawtbn), Andrew, 37 Geo. st.
Ferrier, Wm. 7 Milne square
Foibes, Alex. 5 Milnn's court
Frame, Lockbart. 6 James' co.
Galloway, Rt. 26 George street '
Gray, John, 7 Mound
Henderson & Bisset, 19 Hill st.
Laini;, John, Register office
Muir, Thomas, 134 Hinh street
\Villiam, Riddels close
Orrock & Romanes, 33 S uth b.
Paterson, M. 12 Catharine st.
Roach, Peter, 208 Canongate
R'igers, Wm. 4 so. Melville pi.
Seton, Robert, 12 no. Bank st.
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
BOO
Smith & Son, 306 Lawnmarket
Steele, Maitland, 6 James' court
Watson, Daniel, 23 South br.
Janaes, 7 Milne square
Watt, Hu2!h, 44 Leith street
Wilkie, Thos. Milne square
Young, John, 2 Thistle street
BOOKSELLERS.
Those marked (a) are Booksel-
lers and Stationers, (b) Sta-
tioners only, (c) keep Circu-
lating Libraries.)
Aitken, Samuel, 12 Bank street
•ocAllardice, Laughton, & Co.
133 Kirkgate.
Alexander, Thos. 125 Nicnhon st
*aBallantyne, J. 49 Bernard St.
Bell and Bradfute, 12 Bank st.
aBlack, A. and C. 27 North br.
Blackie & Son, 5 so. College st.
Blackwood, W. & Sons, 45
George street
Braid wood, Jas. 26 George st.
Brown, R & A. 1 w. College st.
Cadeli, R. .31 St Andrew sq.
Caldwell, Lloyd, & Co. 44 Han-
over street
Campbell, D. 17 Leith street 1
Chambers,W. & R. 339 High st.
aChisholm, J. 12 so. St And. st. I
Clark, T. (law,) 38 George St.
ncDalrymple, Q,n. 29 Fred. st.
^Davidson, 3 no. St Andrew st.
Devlan, A. 10 Drummond st.
acDunlop, J. B. 24 Howe street
acElder, John. 1 Shandwick pi.
iElgin, W. 13 n. St Andrew st
Kennedy, W. P , 15 south St
Andrew street
Laing & Forbes, 92 Princes st.
Lauries, 19 west Regi-ter st.
Leslie, John, 18 Earl Grey st.
aLindsay, J. & Co. 7 so. St An-
drew street
M'Dowail, T.& W. 14 No br.
acM'Gregor, A., 71 Hanover st.
M'Gregor, T. & D. 47 Hanover
stref^t
, Poison, & Co., 6 Rox. pi.
M'Intosh, A. 70 Nicolson st.
M'lntosh, J. 5 no. College st.
M'Kinlay & Co. 11 Hnnover st.
M'Lachlan, Stewart, & Co. 64
South bridge
M'Leod, D. & D. 14 infirm, st.
iM^cniveii, P. & W. 23 Blairs\
Maiphail, Miles, 11 south St
David street
aMacredie, A. 1 1 so. St David st.
Martin, D. 129 High street
— — , Robert, 37 Arthur street
aMatheson, W. 36 Frederick st.
Meiizies, John, 61 Princes st.
Miller, J. & Co. 9 B^nk street
aMontignani, W. R. 22 Leith st.
Morris, Rob. 7 w. Regiiter st.
/iMunro & Lourie, 7 Castle st.
Nelson, Thomas, 533 Castlehill
R. R. 32 Nicolson street
acOgle, R. 49 South bridge
aOliphant & Son, 7 South br.
aPaterson, i\I. 7 Union plnce
aPatoii, T. 4 no. w. Circus pi.
aPetrie, J. 21 Lothian street
iProvari, Misses, 6 Bank street.
aRedpath, Alex. 295 High st.
Fairbairn, J., 25, Warriston cres. j *acReid, Wm. & Son, 36 shore
, John, 15 s. St David st.
JFerguson, D. 298 Lawnmarket
Ferrier & Trench, 23 N. Bridge
*b , T. and Co. 11 Com. pi.
, William, 7 Bank street
aF!etcher& Hunter, 3 Dnndasst
Fraser & Co., 15 Waterloo pi.
, John, 10 Hunter square
Fullerton, A. & Co. 5 Nicol. st.
aGallie & Bayley, 69 Gi-orge st.
flcGrant & Son, 82 Princes st.
6Gray, P. C. 9 North Bridge
fcGreenhill, John, 10 Bank st.
ocGuthrie & Tait 4 Nicolson st.
aHill, Alex. 67 Princes street
6Hogg, J. 122 Nicolson street
feHoulden, T. 9 Nicolson street
*«Hume, R. W. 52 Shore
Inglis, Chas. 47 Broughton st.
ac James, 48 Hanover street
Innes, Wm. 31 Hanover street
fljohnston, R. 76 Candlem. row
Johnstone, Jnhn, 2 Hunter sq.
Kay, J. & Co., 3 Bank street
Richardson, W. 100 Kirkgate
aRickard, Patrick, 55 Soutb br.
6Ritchie, James, 140 High st.
, Wm., 9 St Andrew i.q.
Robinson, W. & H. 1 1 Greeu-
side street
Sband, R. 41, Dundas street
aftcSmiib, C. 87 Princes street
a J. L. 1 Antiijua street
cSpalding, Mrs, 5 Wairiston pi.
Stevenson, T. G- 87 Princes st.
Stillie, James, 78 Princes street
Stirling, Kenney, & Co. 46
George street
^Sutherland, D. R. 95 South br.
A.' 12 Leith street
ac J. & Co., 12 Calton street
— See Adv.
*a Willism, 27 Bernnrd st.
Tait, William, 107 Princes st.
aTansh, Miss, 1 William street
acTortd, A. 1 St Patrick square
Vair, James, 14 Chapel street
Veitch, Thos. 33 St Andrew sq.
Weddel, William, 9 Bread st.
Walker, James, Horse wynd
*ac Waterston, R. 18 Bernard st.
Watson, VV. F. 52 Princes st.
acWhite, David, 6 Baker's place
acWilsou, W. 44 George street
aWhyte, W and Co. 13 Geo. st.
WooJ, Jas. 88 Princes street
BOOT & SHOEMAKERS.
"Adams, Alexander, 5 Bridge St.
Anderson, John, 3 St Patrick sq.
— — - John, 30 west Register st.
William, 'i Abbey
Auld, J.hn, 3 Elm Row
Auld, Wm. 513 Lawnmarket
Bain, D. 499 Lawnmarket
• , John, 82 Shore
Bal'joa'n, James, 67 Clerk street
Bell, Adam, 86 South bridge
David, 33 South bridge
Peter, 22 Pitt street
Walter, 16 Lothian street
Berwick, J. 3 Sannders street
Bisset, A. 3 James place
* Black, David, no. Fort street
Blackstocks, J. 88 Westport
Blair, John, 2 Drummond street
Blytb. David, 22 Clarence st.
John, 383 High street
Brown, J. 273 High Street
J. & Co. 34 Princes street
* Budge, John, 45 Couper street
Ca'lander, John, 33 Cowgate
Cameron, A. 45 Candlem. row
Campbell, Dick, Morningside
Christie, John, 19 Union place
L. & Son, 80 Princes street
Collie, W. 40 Howe street
Collier, Wm. 401 Lawnmarket
Couper, W. and Son, 6 St An-
drew square
Cunningham, A. J. 20 Dean st.
Dale, T. 30 Jamaica street
Darling, Robert, 361 High st.
Dewar, Andrew, 14 s. College st.
John, 48 Princes street
Donaldson, A. 5 w. Register st.
Dow, James, 33 Frederick street
J. and T. 8 Leith street
Dowie, James, 57 Frederick st.
Duncan, T. & Co. 39 Princes stl
Dykes, Robt. 7 Shrub place
Edgar, R. 127 Nicolson street
Edward, John, 52 Hanover st.
Fairbnirn, Wm. 1 1 St Anthony
place
Finlay, J. 14 so. St David st.
*Fletcher, Peter, 3 Johnstone st.
* , Robert, 9 Couper street
Forrest, J. and Son, 96 Nicolson
street
Georgeson, A. 96 Princes street
Glen, George, 33 Hauover street
liOO
IN EDINBURGH AND l>F.irH.
BRK
229
Gi-iiy, J. S: Son, 7 Culliariii^- sf.
GittUiak, 11. 42 Luilh street
Gregg, J. 38 Leith street
Gregiiry, W. C. 61 Frederick st.
Gunii, J. lowest Reijister streev
Rob. 2 Great King street
Hamilton, A. and Sou, 20 Lo-
tbian street
Harley, C. 303 HIgli street.
W. & Co. 51 South bridge
*Henderaou, Win. 26 Sandport
street
Henry, Wm. 12 n. St Andw. st.
Hill, M. 43 Nioolson street
Horsburgh, George, 92 Rose st.
Hood, T. 144 Rose Street
Hutchison, J. 28 Dean street
Inglis, W. and Son, 16 Queens-
ferry SI let
Jaoies, J. & Son, 8 St And. sq
James, Wiiliauo, 9 Keir street
Kennedy, James, 10 Bedford st.
Keigiiiy, Matthew, 37 George st
"Kyi-, .1. & Son, 12 Constitu. st.
Laiiig, John, 48 Hanover street
Lawrie, James, 3 Elder street
Lindsay, T, 171 Hiyh street
* Thomas, 25 Kirkgate
* Lumsden, T- 18 Tolbooth wynd
"Lyzrirs & Co. 60 Charlotte st.
M'bonahl, Alex. 14 south St
David street
, Grant, 148 Princes street
John, 76 Leith street
M'Geurge & Son, 519 Lavvnmt.
M'Gill, John, 48 Nicolson st.
iM'Grouther, John, 15 Thisile st.
M'lntosh, Geo. 66 Candlem- row
H. 27 soutli Richmond st.
M'Kay, Robert, 60 Queen st.
*M'Kendrick, W. 54 Bridge st.
M'Leod, R. 46 Hanover street
*Macart, James, 36 Bridge st.
*Mackenzie, Adam, 9 Cannon st.
Maclaren, J. 6 Duncan street
. J. 10 Deanbaugh street
J. 1 Claremont place
Main, James, 12 Elm row
and Shanks, 5 Catharine st.
Marshal), A. 13 Dean street
Mason, J. 383 Lawomarket
Meldium, James, 25 Jamaica st.
Miller, John, 3 n. vv. Circus pi.
Milne, James, 16 Bank street
Wm. & Sou, 100 Geo. st.
Moir, J. 39 Caudlemaker row
Morris, Hugh, 5 India place
Morrison, J. 31 Leith street
Muir, James, 7 St Patrick square
R. 8 no. w. Circus place
I Wm. 24 Hanover street
*Munro, R. 46 rolbooth wynd
, William, 2 Roxburghe pi.
Nebs, David, 1 St Vincent st.
Nic<il, A. 36 w. IJ''u'iN'i'r street
Nichiilsoii, John, 41 Li.Mth street
Park, Thomas, 7 Kerr street
Thomas, 161 West port
* Paris, John, 93 Kirkgate
Paton & Lawson, 11 Frederick st.
Alex. 28 South Bridge
Petrie, James, 18 Cumberl. st.
* Plowman, David, 14 Couper street
Prisley, A. and J. 2 Spittal st.
* Ramsay, Jno. n. Forth street
Reid, James, 22 Bank street
Richardson, R. 178 Rose street
Robson, T. 18 William street
Robius, W. 18 Frederick street
Rollo, Robert, 74 Princes street
J. 13 Nicolson street
Ross, Wm. 91 Princes street
Scott, A. 109 George street
James, 40 Cumberland st.
Scott, John, 54 Broughton st.
, John, 19 Broughton street
Seton Pat. 43 Candlemaker row
& Marshall, 1 3 south St An-
drew street
Sibbald, James, 8 West bow
John, 14 Nicolson street
*Skilliiig, John, 43 Kirkgate
Sooart, John, I Queen street
Smith, George, 40 Home street
* , James, 39 Tolbooth wynd
William, 76 Princes street
*Sumerville, J. 30 Tolbooth wy.
Spalding, Alex. 72 Nicolson st.
*Spence, Divid, 10 Kirkgate
Steel, James, Canaan
Stewart, James, 49 Nicolson street
, Janoes, 23 Dundas street
Sunter, Alex. .39 Howe street
Swan, D, 26 Nicolson street
Taylor, John, 24 Elder street;
, G. & W. 35 Canongate
, Rob. 5 Ronaldson's build.
Thomson, David, 31 Hanover
street
George, 39 George street
Tunibull, John, 229 Canongate
Tuting, Ed. 10 n. St. David st.
Urquhart, A. 37 Hanover st.
Wallace, Alex. 57 Thistle street
D. & J. 30 Abbeyhill
James, 96 Princes street
Watt, A. 19 Abbeyhill
Webb, Charles, 45 Thistle st.
*Webster, John, J8 Coalhill
Welsh, J. 15 so. St David's st.
Whitehead, Jo. 6 Catharine st.
Whitelaw, Wm. 7 Queen's pi.
Wilkinson, John, 25 Thistle st.
Williamson, A. 19 Crosscausey
George, 277 High street
Donald, 299 High street
*Wilson, Andrew, 46 Yardheads
^.— John, 2 Young street
Wilson, John, .34 no. Pitt street
Young, G. 3 Dublin st.
John, 8 William street
Wm. 30 St Andrew square
LADIES' SHOEMAKERS.
Bruce, W. 54 Frederick street
Duncan, R. & G. 33 Geo. st.
Greenslade, A. 52 George street
Healy, Mdriin, & Co. 74 Geo. st.
M'Donald, Colin, 12 George st-
Muir, Henry, 4 no. St David st.
Richardson, A. 78 Princes st.
Ruthertord, Rob. 138 Geo. 8t.
Stewart, James, 38 Queen st.
SHOE WAREHOUSES.
(See also Boot and Shoemakers.)
Anderson, Jas. 94 so. Bridge
Blanc, Victor, 69 George street
Gray, John, 35 George street
Hill, D. 38 Howe street
tlowdeii, C. 7 north Bridge
Kay, Jas. 275 Canongate and
309 High street
M'Cravv, John, 249 High st.
Ritchie, Wm. 1 Haddington pi.
Varnier, A. 46 George street
Whitehead, Wm. 48 Princes st.
BOW MAKER.
Muir, Peter, Archers' Hall
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Brodie & Hume, 21 w. Register
street
Brown & Smith, 241 High street
*Bryce, Robert, Market street
Cochrane, J. & Co. Greens, lane
Cowan, Thos. Chalmers' close
Forbes, D. 7 St Andrew square
Walter, jun, 4 Swinion ro.
Haldane & Rae, 5 Old Physic
Gardens
Laidlaw, R. & Sons, Simon Sq.
Milne & Son, Ciialmers' close
Neil & Glover, 10 George st.
Nimmo, P & J. 6 Bank street
*Sturrock, John, 1 Duke street
Thomson, Alex. 22 Greensidepl.
* Wallace, Robert B. 12 Sand-
port street
Wright, John, 44 Nicolson street
BREECHES MAKERS.
(^See Glovers.)
BREWERS.
Aitchison & Co, so. b. of Cans
ongate
* Barker, Thomas, 6 Yardheads
Berwick, A. & Co. 122 Canong.
230
BUI
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
CAB
Blair, John, 23 no. ba. Canong.
Campi.e!!, A- & Co. lib Cowg.
Cowper, Tfios- Drurrdryaii
Crawford, J. barm, 1 12 N:col. St.
Dick, C. R i'iprtRon% close
Di>her, li-. 200 Cnnongate
D^yburough, & Co. no. b. Can.
Fiilron, JoiiP, 80 Plva-sanee
Hudd'est'in, John, 37 Abheytill
Jeffrey. J. & Co. Ht-r'ot Bridge
Kerr & Sun, James, S<ii-nn!'s
Laonoiid, P. & Sons, 23 Gra>sm,
MeadowbHiik Brewing Cumoany,
Meadokvbaik
Melvin, AUx. Biirouglilocli
Miller, John, 6 Hay sire-'t
Mitchell, Jds. P.. Main Point
*MNiir, J. 1 1 St Anthony st.
Muir, Jds. & Jiio. no. ba. of Can.
Jjmes atid S n, 28 north
back of Canonga'e
Pringle, T. barm, lOi Nicol. st.
Ritchie, Geo. 46 Pieasance
Robertson, Wm. Sumroerhall
*Scottisli Pijrterand Ale Brpw.
iiig Co. Great Juncnon si. so.
Usher, J. & T. 101 Colgate and
12 Merchant street
Wilson, Pefer, 71 no. baofCan.
Younger, W. and Co. Horse
wyrid, Canoiigaie
BRIDLE-BIT AND SPUR
MAKER.
Hawks, Joliii; 1 Caltonhiil
BRUSH MAKERS.
(Those marked (a) are al-o Trunk
arid PortmHti'tHU maker.--.)
Boswell, Alex. 30 Nicoi.son st.
A. & Co. 8 Hdiiover street
aCrouch, Wm. 40 no. Bridge
Cowie, John, 23 Eail Grey s reet
Duncan & Si-oif, Oaktitirt court
Edinburgh and Leiih Co., 31
Greenside s reet
aFinnie, ^Vm. head of Mound
G.inton, J. & E. 46 Pnnces st.
Hume, John, 108 We>t Bow
aRusseil, Jolin, north Bar.k st.
aScott, Murris, 13 Waterloo pi.
aStewart, Mrs, WhiiJieln place
Wemvss, A. 16 Waierloo place
& 33 Hanover street
BUILDERS.
Alexander, John, 9 Earl Grey st.
Alison, J. 19 Urper Gray st.
Be»tiie& Sons, 23 Bread si.
*Brebna, Alexander, Ferry road
*Biin, W. 57 Shore
Bisset, James, 4 Jamaica street
Caldwell, Tnos. 31 Nelson street
Christie, John, 25 St Jaones' sq.
Clarkson, Wra. 23 Dundas s^
Crichton, John, Rowley's court,
A*>i>eyhi;l
Do^son, Bub, 20 Dflinotpond pi
Prummontl, G. 6 Scotland st.
Diyneii, Jas. 5 S^u'iders street
Ferguson, Charles, 24 Howe st.
Feirur, Jodn, 1 prskine place
Field, TliO'. Lnthinn roi^d
finlayson, W. 9 Queensferry sf.
Fiiwlers & Ci>. 1 Darriaway st,
Gibb, A. 4 Nptiingbam pli<ce. —
See Adv.
Gilfi'lan, J. 1 Gibl)'^ entry
Goodall & Sanderson, ol(} Brough.
Gordon & Si»n, 7 Si Aiuliony pi.
Gunn, D. 7 west Preston st.
George, Trimiy mains
Hill, James, 33 Thii»tla street
Helton, J. 7 n. w. Cnciis ^1.
Heiireison, J iim, 2 S <.lT,'rd si.
John, jun. I Minor place
Ht^nrv, Win. 1 1 Scotland ^t.
Hill, Jatne.", Mi^nd
*Hunne, John, Hillhousffield
Hunter, Wiilam, ftldrmngside
Hutchison, Jn. 5 Mdckenzie pi.
*InBlis, J, George street
Johnston, Alex- 3 Comely Green p.
Kinghorn, Wm. 8 Boniagton pi.
Lfariiioii h, G. 27 e. ClaretJi. st.
Lind, D. 1 south Charlotte street
Lnrinier, Geoigt-, 2 Keir street
Joiin, 10 Torphichen st.
M'Aithur, A. 4 Trrphieheii st.
M'Gibbon, C. 33 e. C aremt. st,
*I\PKay, Nell, 18 Coalfield lane
MalculiD, R. 3 IMfirket street
*Ma»on, R<;b. 2 S.lamander st.
Moirison, Alt-x. 3 Wariiston cr.
Mill & Fuickhar'. Gilchrist's en.
Napier, Rob. 17 Willmm stn-et
NeilNon, JoMn, 5 Salisburv st.
Nicol & Son, 19 Lauriston st.
Jno. jun. 23 Aicbibald pi.
Paris, Tno. 61 Cumberland st-
Pateison, G. 13 Mnnigomery st.
Pdton, Davip, 17 Grtensioe St.
Pringle & CaldweiJ, 31 Nelijon
Street
Rae, Alex. 2 Dean street
Ramsay, A. 16 Upper Gray st.
Reid, Wm. 11 CaKon strttt
Robb, J. 2 Broughton market
Ross aid Miscnell, 10 no. St
Andrew street
'"Rusceii, J. 28 Bernard street
Shillinglaw, Jas. 124 Pieasance
— ,— R". 6 L'^gget's land
Smith & Cutlibeitson, 6 Charl.p).
* & Watson, 6 Glover street
J. K. 6 Gardner's crefceni
- — ^- Alex. 1 Ciarcmont place
Robert, 1 Cl»reaiont pi.
Sutherland, Jas. Lothian road
S'ark, William, 48 London st.
Taylor, John, 11 so. James' st.
Tnor (Urn, J. & J. IVlimo street
Trench, Jtmes, 26 R'yal cres.
Twcedale, Gdvige, 4 Levtn st.
Wallace, L. A. 34 Regent terrace
Watson, Tt)os. 34 Canal street
Wiikie, Rob. 67 Great King st.
BUTTON MAKERS.
Black, Wm. 69 Princes street
Cooper, T. facior and agent, 2
North br. 1 and 2 Souih br,
Kirkwood, Alex. Mews lane
Sciattr, Robert, and Son, 11
South biidge
Todd, J. & T. 3 Melbourne place
CABINETMAKERS AND
UPHO1.STERERS.
(Those marked a are Upliol-
sterers only.)
Atlams, Alex. 10 Horse wynd
/^llan, Roberi, Hill street lane
AliarQice and Scianders, 12
Geoige sireef
Andei>on, Ale^. 55 India place
Jas. I w. Maitlaiid street
John, 12 Chnrct) lane
ArniSiro' g, Win. 6 Queen's pi.
Auchie & Browi!, 25 Geo st.
Aulo, Jas. 10 New street
Bank-, W. 10 Si Patrick square
Banli, Mrs, 1 Rose couit
Bcattie, J. 64 Buceleugh street
Biggnr, Juhn. 68 Ceik street
aBluckadoer, JdS. 34 Abei crumby
place
Boyn, John, 2 York place
Brown, A. 78 Queen street
& Co. 6 Hanover s reet
Bu.ke, J. & Son, 9 St And. sq.
Chailes, Tiio*. 12 Cios^causey
CjUsin, John. Siiveru'illls
Dailingioii, H. 43 Hanover St.
Dewar, James, 46 Frederick st.
Diik, Robert, Maikei stieet
Dakson, Jdme», 14 Tobago st.
D ibbOfi, Divid, 5 Buccitocli st.
Diiug.U, Rob. 39 Albany street
Druuimond, Jas. 16 Greenside st.
DuiiUas, Alex, east Ru»e kt. lanCj
Dun, Wm. 7 High terrace
Uuiilop, C. 29 Brunswick street
Djrwaro, Alio. 7 Clerk sireet
Easton, J. 26 Greenside s reet
Ellis, T1103, 23 Geo, IV, orioge
Ewari, Jonn, 16 Pleasaiqe
Finolay, Wm. 270 Cowgate sm4
13 Higli ^ileet.
Forbes, Alex. 63 Princes st.
Gailie, George, 4 Duke street
^Giub, Wm. 2o George street
Hamilton, Tbos. 8 Queen pi.
CAN
IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
CLO
231
H>rdie, A. 14 Lady Law. wynd
Hay, W. Hid(io:i's court
H BK, W. 50 Diinias street
Imrie. Jrtmes, 3 Wiiarton lane
Jotiris on, T- & S')ris,69 Ruse si
Kny, J<(re«i, 1 Tivio rt>w
Kenflie, Tiii>9, 14 Melville pi.
Laing, J. aiifl Co. 7 Ycmg at.
Laurif, Jhs. 32 Causeyside
Law and Weir, Jmn-ica st. lane
Leitch, J. M'Neill's place
Leslie, John, 31 Wl'liamst. lane
Ri.bert, 26 Hill street
Little, Jiihii, 10 Mackenzie pi.
"Lyie, Wnn. 33 Biliic ^t^eet
M'Don^ld. A. 12 Queensfeiry st.
■ Archd. 122 Rose street
Tosachiind CoSwintDn row
M-Glashan and S..n, 249 Cow-
gate and 82 South bridge
Mackay, VV. 2 Crtst.e stret-t
M'Lnren, P. 20 Greenside pi.
Mitchell, Robert, Ironside pi,
M'.ffat, Andrew, 23 Rose street
Morrison, Jnines, 83 Genrjje si.
Murray, A Hnd Sun, 1 n. w.
Circus place
Rirhard, 97 Dublin street
Richard, 33 Thistle street
Wm. 12 St Jaines' square
Nisbet, A. 6 Shrub place
Parker, W. l6 Bioughton
PhIon, W. 16 Brrtiidoii street
Peters, D Dean bank
Porter, W. 258 CwKate
Ramsay, John, St Stephen st.
Robertsi.n, A. !63 Rose street
Peter, 88 Princes street
Roger, W. 74 Crosscausey
Rouah, Arch, 18 Leitb Walk
Saudeman, G. and Sun, 9 Green-
side street
aScotr, Jdines, 10 Clyde street
J. and T. l6 Pic^rdy place
Serymgeour, Henry, 74 Rose st.
S'lieil, John, 2 s.juih Clerk st.
Sinclair, M., Mound
Sluan, Tliorras, 2J2 Cowgate
Smitli, .John, 53 Hanover st.
Stt-el, Wm 59 Thistle street
Geo. and Son, 86 High st.
Thoir.son, W. atd J. 2 Queen St.
Traill, John, 133 Rise street
Tro! er, Clia*. 9 Princes street
Turrhuli, Alex. 44 Blair street
Walker. James, 166 Rose street
Waisoii, J lines, 121 Geo'ge St.
Watt, Annreiv, 1 Miilland st.
Wi>bart, Djivif , Th sile st- lane
Wright, Jn. & Co. 49 Brought, st.
CANDLEMAKERS.
* Anderson, Robert, 93 Glts &t.
Common, Witi. 8 Union place
Dickson, Tlioi, 3 C'Stjeharns
* Hope, Mrs Gi ori;e, 74 Giles st.
fliii.ter, R. 137 Fu.Jiiiaiiili'idtje
* Leitli Cttndle Co. Su^arliouse
cl. Ltitli. and 20 Freiltnikst
Miller, R 19 Canolernaker rovv
Mitchells and Co. 48 Crosficau.
Rou«h, Mrs J. 124 Nicolson st.
"b'aiTiuel, R. 2 Charii.ite street
T 'Orn'on, R. imri J. 52 Go. st.
White, Win. 87 Nicholson st.
CARPENTERS AND
JOINERS.
(See Wrights )
CANVASS MANUFAC-
TURERS.
(See Rope and Saibnakers.)
CARPET MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Banks, J. anfl Co. Oanonmills
Greig, And v. & Co. 178 High st
WtiytocU, R. and Co. 7 Geo. st
CARVERS AND GILDERS.
Anderson, T 17 F ederick st.
BarcUy, W. 118 Hifcti street
Bruce and M'D. n.ld, 11 and 12
Greetisine place
Chalmers, Thos. 25 Gporge st.
Ciceri. Pini, & Co. 8 & 9 Caltn. st.
Dick, Adrtin, 92 Princes stiet-t
Hfphiirn, Simon, 26 Hanover st.
Hogg, John, 46 Thistle street
Ironside, Edm. 134 High street
K«y, J. 6 Greenside place
Macfar ane, Chas. .39 Fredrick st.
Muirbead, J. n. Richmond st.
Noble, Jas. 8 south Melville place
Paton, Hu^h, (to the Queen and
her Roval Highness the Duch-
ess oiKent, )72 Adam square
Peace, Philip, Gl Broughton st.
* Ritchie, James, Aasi'inbly street
Robertson, J. 27 vv. Nicidson st.
Smith, J. & Co. 33 W. Register
street
J. 1 1 Leith St. Terrace
Steell, J. 20 Cdlton hill
Taylor, J. Assembly Rooms
Thomson, Henry, 21 Leiih st.
Urquh,.rt, Jas. L. 31 Eider st.
Water-on and Co., 1 Ronaldson's
buildings
CHAIR-MASTERS.
Gow, James, 10 Forres street
Al'Piierson, Hugh, York place
CHEESEMONGERS.
Bairtl, J,,i',:i, 28 Bri^to street
Baillie,W. and Co. 153 West port B-.lliuitine, J. 25 Hanover street
Carrick, A. jun, 47 West port ! *Chri^iic, J. Sheriff Brae
Davis, Jjmes. 326 Lawnmarket
SonierviiU-,J.&Lo. City wcigh'-tio.
VUEM]ST!>.
(See Apjihecaries.)
CHIMN'hY aWKEPERS.
Bort'iwuk, U. 4 Gre.ii.sidt; place
Crai.ie, A. 2 St Vincent street
Ueiihoim, John, 19 Sem()lc: street
Galbraitli, P. 43 Rosj rticct
Glisgow, D. 27 Jamaica street
Hvndersiin, D. 9 Gibb's entry
Kemp, J. 52 Thistle s reet
*Laudtr, George, 37 Yardheads
Lou^iii; John, 19 Williim street
M'BL-aih, R. 3 iHidiileious entry
M'Gregor, A. l(j Giffurd park
M Fuliry, H. 152 Rose street
Rae, J. 21 J.inaica street
Riddle, B. 56 This le street
Scrclls, Wni. 23 Duni'as street
Tnoiii, James, 1 Leggat's land
Thomson, John, 4^ Lothiati st.
CHINA, GLASS, & STONE-
WARE HOUSES.
Biiiey, J. and W. 32 Ca.idle-
maker low
fB-'gbie, \Y. ISComml. place
Bc-rry, Mrs, 11 Clia loui: place
Bowstock, S. 49 West pore
Brown, H. 4 Lliw Market sircet
VV. H. 2 Waterloo place
Ciiild, Wm. 22 Catha inu sirett
*ClarUson, R, 1 Duke street
Cockburn, Mrs R. 58 Clerk st.
Cum mgham, Mrs, 19 Hi^we st.
Dall, Wm. & Co. 4. daiiover st.
Uunse, George, 70 Canongite
*Fcrjiuson, T. 11 Commercial pi.
Forbc', D. 7 *>■■ Andrew's square
Fraser, Joui, 40 South bridge
*Fyte, R. 34 Bridge street
Gin, Roberr, ^ noitn College st.
Greig, J. & Co. 1 and 2 Low
Market s r. et ,
Hendrii, J. 23 Greenside place
*JohnsiOii, J. & Co. 74 St And. st.
Lewis, W. 12 Druiuuiond street
Low, John, 57 George street
M'Feat, Wallace', 4<J SouJi br.
jlatlii.son, Hug , 15 Home st.
Millar, John, 2 so. Si Andrew st.
•lorrison, Rob. 245 Canongaie
iMurphy, Mis-, 2 Cowgate
liiic.ie, Robert, 7 Hays court
Snerid, J hn, 47 Rose street
Simil & Co. 35 Candlcm. tow
*S iiile-, T. 46 TolDooth wynJ
Stewart, Jaints, 72 George street
Thorburn, Mrs, 16 0. w. Circus
pi .ce.
Watt and Wilson, 194 Canongata
CLOCK AND WATCH-
MAKliRS.
*Abeinethy, Scutt, 9!) Kirkgate
Brown, Charle.s, 2 Bristo Tt'eet
232
COA
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
COA
Eryson, R. (to the Queen) GG
Princes street
♦Chalmers, Jas. S. 48 Bridge St.
Dickman, John, 91 Princes st.
Doig, James, 32 Greenside street
Durtiam, W. 10 Brunswick st.
Fletcher, R. G. 31 Frederick st.
Fubister, John, 7 Richwiond pi.
Giay, Jas. to H. M. 22 Fred. st.
Hay, Peter, 39 Leith street
James & Taylur, 10 Union place
*Laird, D. W. 4 & 58 Bridge st.
Liddal and Son, 5 Bank street
Lumsden, G. 3 so. St Andrew St.
M'Gregor, J. 29 w. Register st.
M'KinlaV) P>;ter, II Leith street
Macalpin, Geori^e, 333 High st.
I\liller, And. 5 w. Nicolson street
R, & Son, 1 1 North bridge
*Munro, Hecior, 52 Bridge st.
Paterson, Jami s, 429 High st.
Philip, Alexandir, GO Princes St.
Wm. 11 Hanover street
Picken, John, 8 Gilniour street
Thomas, 18 Victoria street
Ritchie, J. and Son, 29 Leith st.
Robertson, J. 4 v.e,t Nicolson st.
Watt, Thomas, 45 Princes street
Webster, John, 107 West pott
Whitelaw, J. 28 w. Register st.
■ David, 13 Princes street
Young, Thomas, 4 e. Adam st.
CLOTHIERS.
(See Woollen Drapers and
Tailors.)
CLUB MAKER.
M'Ewen, Douglas, Bruntsfield
links
COACH HIRERS.
Anderson, Peter, 22 Young st.
Robt. Hill street lane
■ Win. 2 Queen street
Barron, Wm. 1 1 Pitt street
Brown, J. 4* Hadiiint;ton place
Cameron, Alex. 14 >. Cnarlottest.
John, 33 Alva street
Carse, David, Orchaidtield
Craw, Henry, 20 Charles street
Dickson, Tiiomas, 2 Scotland st.
Edgar, J. 11 n. w. Circus place
Finlay, Geo. 12 Charles street
Fraser, William, 20 India street
Gibbon, P. 6 Crichtou street
Glanvilie, W. 8 Crichton street
*Glendinning, R. 56 Bernard st.
Guthrie, Hugh, 9 Dublin street
Hunter, David, 24 Duiidas street
Macfarlaue, John, 14 William st.
MathisOM, D. i Albany street
Meek, Willi-im, Church lane
Robertson, Duo. 32 Northum. st.
■ James, 6 William street
Robertson, Jas. 1 n.St James' st.
J. 62 Thistle street
Scott, Charles, 83 Rose street
J. & G. upper Grey street
Wm. 10 Buccleuch street
Steel, William, 2 Princes street
Stewart, I'eter, 1 Forres street
Mrs Jas. 1 Maitknd street
Stoddart, Mrs, 15 w. Preston st.
COACH MAKERS.
Cioa'l, J. and W. York lane
Henderson, H. 96 Abbeyhill
Hutchison and Co. Lothian road
Johnston, Jas. Lothian road
John, 36 Whitfield place
Marshall, Wm. 58 Bristo street
Patersnn& Peebles, Swinton row
Russell & M'Nee, 4 Princes st.
Spence, Joseph, Mound
Sioddart, John, 40 Pleasance
Storne, James, 80 Clerk street
Thomson, J. 10 Queensferry st.
COACH AND HARNESS
MAKERS.
Brooks, A. 61 Prince's street
Given, R. & Co. 1 Rutland place
lugl is & Wilson, 69 Adam square.
atid 4 Hay street
Simpson, G. & Son, 56 Abbey hill
Yellowlees, John and Sons, 17
Greenside place
COACH OFFICES.
(See Appendix.)
COAL MERCHANTS.
*Ainslie, James, Old Bridge end
Aitken, Alex- 1 Port Hamilton
Allan, Mrs, W. lO Pt. Hamilton
Archibald, Andrew, Rosehall
Armstrong, R. 4 Railway depot
Arniston coal depot, St Leonard's
Baiijrie, G. Echo bank
Bathgate, Jos. Dalkeith coal depot
Beaion, Hugh, 8 Founiainbridge
*Begbie, P. 31 Constitution street
Brgrie, O. 69 St Leonard street
Bishop, JaniLS, 4 Port Hopetoun
Brown, C 5 Railway depot. (6'ee
Adv.)
K ibert, 2 Railway depot
*Buccleuc'n's, Duke of, loot of
Cunstitution street
Caledonian Coal Company office
Mound
Cockburn, R. II Brandon street
Crawford, Jas. 14 Port Hopetoun
Currie, Willjao), Echo bank
Dobbie, Thjmas, Echo bank
Drunimond, A. 1G3 Cau.eyside.
*Duacan, Colin, Old C.jurch it.
Fox, M. St Leonard street
Glen, R anti J. 3 Port Hamilton
T. & Sons, 8 Port Hamilton
Gorman, Jas. 21 Earl Grey street
Greig, J. ^ Port Hopetoun
Guthrie, J. 127 Causeyside
William, 73 St Leonard st.
Hdldane, J. & C. 7 Spence's place
Henderson, A. 1 Nelson place
*Hope, Sir John, foot of Consti"
tution street
Johnstone & Briggs, I Railway
depot. (See Adv.)
& Thorn, 11 Port Hamilton
W. 5 Port Hopetoun
Kemp, W. & J. 5 Port Hamilton
Kennedy, James, 2 Port Hamilt.
Kinniburgh, D. 10 Pt. Hopetoun
Kyle, John, 10 Railway depot
Lyalj, John, 2 Port Hopetoun
M 'Isaac, Wni, 6 Railway depot
M'Kelvie, James, office 2 E. &
G. Railway depot
Mackayand Son, 14 St Leonard st.
JMackay, James, 4 Newport street
Marquis of Lothian's, St LeonanJtt
Moftat, John, 22 St Leonard st.
(See Adv.)
i\Ioodie, John, 7 Carnegie St.
fliullo, J. 31 St Leonard street
Murray, T. 22 St Leonard street
Mutter, A. & J. 9 Port Hamilton
Noble, J. 6 Port Hopetoun
(-See Adv.)
*N()rtiiern Coal Mining Co. Coal
hill
Park, G. & W. 16 Pott Hamilton
Patterson, John, I Couper st.
*Rankine, Pet. Little Carron
Russell, John, & Co. 17 Port
Hamilton
Seatun, Mrs E. 10 St Anthony pL
Scott, .f. R. 3 Port Hopetoun
Shaw, W. Port Hamilton
Sinclair, Miss B., 19 Port Hamil-
ton
Small, J. Port Hamilton
Smith, Andrew, office 3 E. and
G. Railway depot
Somerville, J. 28 St Leonard st.
*SteRart, Jn. 43 Charloite street
Sutherl.aiid, Jas. 16 Broughton st.
Tait, Thomas, Hamilton place
Trotter, Thos. I Fife place
Turner, Thomas, Echo bank
Turner, Wm. Echo Bank
Vallance, J. and J. 7 P. Hamilt.
Waldie, Jas. 32 Queen's place
Robt. Newhcven
Watson &Handyside, 1 Spence pi
Watt, A. H. 3 Railway depot
♦White, H. 22 Baltic street
Western, Coal Co. office, s. Coates
house
Wilcocks, W., office 4 E. and G.
Railway depot — See Adu.
Wilson, Wiilian, Echo Bank
coo
TN EDINIUTRGH AND LEITII.
COW
OSS
Winter, Robt. 9 Railway depot.
*Young, John, 5 St Andrew st.
COFFEE ROOMS
(Sde Taverns.')
COLOURMEN, ARTIST'S.
MaC!»ill, Wiv. 7 Hanover sireet
Sutherland, James, 21 Hanover
street
COLOUR MANUFAC-
TURERS.
* Dawson, Wm. '20 Elbe street
*3Iiller and Arthur, 5 Shore
*Yoiing, William, Silverfield
COMB MAKERS.
(Those ni irked a, are Comb
Warehouses.)
Blackball and Scotf, 21 New st.
Camenm, D. C. Old Physic gd.
Carsiairs, J. and .1. 30 Leith wk-
a Stephenson, R. 25 Leith street
CONFECTIONERS.
(Those marked a, are also Bakers.)
Aitchison and Sons, 77 Queen st.
Anderson, Wm. 1 s. St Andrew
street
Blair, R. 4 South bridge
* Campbell, Jas. 1 Archibald pi.
Craik, John, Gramon
Cuthbertson, Mrs, 35 Dundas st.
Doull, Sinclair, and White, 74
Princes st. and 21 Nicolson st.
Faiquharson, D. 215 Cowgate
Firguson, A. Melbourne place. —
Eraser, J. G north St Andrew st.
Galbraith, Peter, 1 s. e. Circus pi.
and 14 Bank street
*Galbraith,Mrs, 4 Charlotte st.
Graham, James, 2 Catharine st.
*Grant, John, 5C Shore
Lamb, Thomas, 19 Leiih street
Littlejohn, Thomas, 33 Leith st.
Mackie, J. W. 108 Princes street
M 'Naught, J. 45 North bridge
W. and Son, 37 Nicolson st.
♦Ralph, John, 7 Kirkgate
Ridpiith, D. 3G' Nicolson street
Robertson James, 24 High st,
Scott, Thomas, lOG Rose street
Shiells, Robert, 109 High st. & 25
George IV.'s bridge
Stewart, James, 34 Hanover st.
Miss, 83 Nicolson street
aThomson, Wm. 4 Albert place
Thorburn, J. 5 Waterloo place
aTodd, A. 133 Princes street
Tweedie, M. 8 no. St Andrew st.
COOPERS.
(Those marked (a) are also fish-
curers.)
"a A damson, W. M. Duke street
♦Alexander, T. and Son, 2 Fox's
lane
*BIackie, W. 7 Mitchell street
Bruiiton, Alex. 4'3 Abbeyhill
*Coinbe, James, 109 Kirkgate
*Drybrough, N. 39 IMitchell st.
*aHampt()n, Wm. 15 Dock st.
*aHarvie, .John, 7 Sandport st.
Hunter, Phiiiji, 6 Sibbald place
*Kid, David. 18 Cable wynd
*Laird, Anthony, 22 Constit. st.
Lindsay, Wra. G Mound
M'lntosh, A. 47 Crosscausey
Jlartin, Robert, 28 Main point
'aMethuen, James, 91 Giles st.
Mitchell, John, I\Iint
*Mure, Wra. 8 Old Bridge end
*Murray, Jno. 56 Bridge street
Neilson & Gibson, 31 Dundas st.
"Pentland, Y. J. Boniiigton road
*Pourie, John, 10 Sandport street
* Robertson, D. & Son, 8 Elbe st.
Russell, Geo. Old Green market
•Sinclair, Wood, 6 Mitchell st.
* Wm. 22 Giles street
Stevens, Wm. G Toll cross
Train, Wm. Broughton market
Watson, Jas. Dickson's close
Whillas, W. & Son, 58 Bristo st.
* Young, Jas. Dock street
COPPERSMITHS AND
BRAZIERS.
Brockley, Geo. 87 Potterrow
*Callam, Thomas, 59 Shore
*Calder, A. 10 Johnston street
*Dishington, Thos. 61 Shore!
Dickson, Henry, 4 Queen's place
Henderson, Geo. 49 Low Gallon
* Smith, Thomas, 47 Water lane
* Wallace & Son, 11 Sandport st.
CORK CUTTERS.
Ancrum, J. W. 142 Rose street
*Currie & Mossman, 44 Kirkgate
Dalgleish, D. 13 High street
*Fyfe, Nelson, 33 Bridge street
Grey, Andrew, 23 Siientf brae
Latnond, A. 23 Grassmarket
Linton, And. 112 West Bow
Livingston, A. 43 w. Nicol. st.
Mackay, William, 87 High st.
*Merrylees, A. 48 Water lane
*Smith, James, 9 Ciiarlotte lane
Tair, Wm, 12 Tliistle street
*aVeitch, Jn. & Co. 137 Kirkg.
CORK SOLE MANUFAC-
TURER.
Dow, Wm. 2 St Mary's wynd
CORN DEALERS.
Alison and Cowan, 29 Constitu-
tion street
*Aiison, J. & Co. Bank st.
♦Balfour, J. & Co. 133 Constitu-
tion street
*Beadie, J. C. 36 Sheriif bras
♦Bell, J. and Co. ^0 Bernard st.
*Bennet, James, 13 Bernard st.
*liishop, John, Fox L;ine
Calderwood, Wm. l^ Union pi.
*Fulton, J. and Sin, 30 Shore
* F. 1 old Bi-idge end
Gulland, And. 20 Greenside st.
Gibson and Walker, l65 West p.
Glen, Arch, and Son, 1 Grassm.
•Grindlay, Cowan, and Co. 4
Bernard street
*Giaham, Thomas, 70 Giles st.
Howden, And. 134 Nicolson st.
Kerr, Tlio. St Iveonard's house
Lee, Wm- 2 Leven street
Lindsay & Lawson, 15 Cowgate
Lister, David, 14 Queensfer. st.
*M'Farlane, A. 61 Constitut. sf.
♦Marshall, M. 21 Quality street
♦Martin & Sibbald, Quality court
♦Maxwell, Marshall, and Co. 26
Constitution street
*. Moffat, W. 65 Tolbooth wynd
♦Morton & Wnitelaw, 27 Quality
street
Murdie, John, Old Broughton
Porteous, Wm. 6 Grassmarket
'Somerville, D. J. 10 Quality st.
Robertson, J. 130 Nicolson st.
*Scougall, G. and Son, 15 Qua-
lity street
♦Steven.son, T. 122 Constitu. st.
♦Thomson, John, 23 Bernard st.
* William, 5 John's lane
VYillie, James, 49 Hanover st.
COTTON MANUFACTU-
RERS.
(See also Drapers.)
Crease, W. & Sons, 421 Lawnna.
Jeffrey, William, 322 Lawnm.
Lauder, J. and Co. 343 High st.
COWFEEDERS.
♦Alexander, A. 5 Quality street
Anderson, David, 63 Canongate
James, 10 Dean street
Balgarnie, J- 36 s. b. Canongate
Barclay, J. Silvermills
Baulks, Thos. 81 Canongate
♦Boyd, Wm. 104 Kirkgaie
Colder, Mrs, 103 Fountainbridge
Campbell, Charles, 23 Cumber-
land street
John, 18 Rose street
Clark, Wm. 6 east Adam street
♦Cochrane, John, 36 Cable wynd
Cundell, J. Broughton Cottage
♦Davidson, A. Duke street
Dick, T. 9 Bedford street
Dingwall, Mrs, l46 Canongate
Douglas, Mrs, 33 Leith walk
♦ Tfiomas, 32 Couper street
Emslie, Jame?, 65 Abbeyhill
Fenwick, And. 4 Pitt street
•Ferrie, Robert, 14 Coburg stt
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
ENG
Fraser, Robert, 29 Hamilton pi
*Frater, Mrs, 36 Quality street i
*Glen, Mrs, Duke street
Gow, Donald, 18 Jamaica street
Gunn, George, 6 Allan street
Haddow, W. lO n. w. Circus pi-
Hopper, Thomas, Restalrig
Hume, John, 12 Sanders street
Iriglis, John, 5 Rose strret
Johnston, Wm. 29 St Patrick sq.
Leighton, G. 44< Wright's houses
Leishman, James, 14 Uriion st.
Mercer, Mrs J. 1 1 Brown street
M'Farlan, D. 12 w. Maitland st.
M'Gregor, J. Veitch's court
* Peter, 3 Hope terrace
M'Lachlan, F. 61 n. b. of Can.
M'Liuchlan, D. 72 Crosscausey
M'Vie, Mrs, 121 Canonf^ate
Mason, Mrs, 269 Canongate
Middlemas, G. 146 Causeyside
•Moffat, Alex. 2 Cobiirg street
Henry, 17 Brunswick st.
Morrison, Thos. 32 Sheritf brae
Mowat, Wm. 21 Kirkgate
Muckersie, Mrs, 10 s. Richmond
street
Muirhead, Dl. Tyne castle
*Paterson, J. Duke street
Prentice, John, 8 Toll cross
Rae, George, 2 Salisbury place
*Rehren, H. T. Easter Hermit.
Robb, W. 16 Causeyside
Andrew, 8 M'Dowall st.
Robertson, "A. 70 Rose street
Daniel, Roseraount
James, 176 Rose street
James, 28 Leith street
Ross, Mrs, 139 Rose street
*Runciman, Wm. 46 Couper st.
Shepherd, John, 34 India street
*Sliman, Wm. 31 Giles street
♦Smith, Wm. .33 Elbe street
Spence, Mrs, Thorny bank
*Soutor, Wm. Duke street
*Storer, Wm. 43 Water lane
Swan, Geo. 26 Jamaica street
Tait, Wm. Veitch's sqi;are
J. 9 Clarence street
Taylor, Dav. 14 Sanders street
*Whigham, C. Glover street
White, S ephen, 217 Car.ongate
Wilson, David, 138 Rose street
* George, 4 Elbe street
CUPPERS, &c.
Cafe, D. S. 16 Elder Street
Kerr, Jonathan, D.25 George St.
Leslie, John, 18 Northd. st.
CURRIERS.
(Those marked (a) are also Lea-
ther merchants,)
Alexander, Robert, 133 w. Port
Brown^ Hugh, 29 St John's hill
*aCallender, T.& Son. 31 Yardh.
Girle, Geo. H. 123 High street
aHewat, T. 3 Niddry street
Hunter, W. 9 Lanriston street
ainches, A. 31 Niddry street
al.-les, Andrew, lOl Pleasance
Johnstone, A. (56 Sc Mary's wy.
Lauder, John, Silvtrmills
aPaterson, J. 4 Princes street
Porteous, Alex. Gillon's close
aRussell, W. 3 Leather court
CUTLERS
Boog, Thomas, 103 High street
Bruce, Henry, 62 South bridge
Hilliaro, H. and H. 7 Nicolson st.
Kerr, Thos. 66 Nicolson st.
M'Kinlay, F. 3 Hanover street
M'Keiizie, Dav. 48 Nicolson st.
Lyon, F. A. 34 Leith street
Richardson, Win. 92 South br.
Riiddiman. John, 5 Hanover st.
Simpson, James, 80 South br.
*Wood, John, 28 Kirkgate
Young, Arch. 79 Princes street
DENTISTS.
Arnof, J. M., 23 Casile street
Corbet, W. 14 Hill street
Dassausille, N. 40 Northumb. st.
Greig, J. G. 3 Dundas street
Hogue, R. 63 Queen street
Hutchins, C. 36 Charlotte sq.
Imlacb, F. B. 26 Dublin street
Jameson, George, 87 George st.
— See Adv.
Macpherson, W. 46 Hanover st.
Mein, Arch. 102 George st —
See Adv.
Merrilees, John, 26 Fred, street
Nasmytb, Robert, 78 George st.
Orrock, Js. 7 Abercromby place
Reid, R. 39 Queen street
Roberts, W. A. 1 1 Doke street
Smith, John, 12 Dundas street
Spence, J. 30 Great King street
Swanson, John, 7 e. Aiiam street
Ttiom, James, 3 Ladyfield place
Vtitch, John, 2 e. Broughtim pi.
Vernon, W. F. 80 Princes street
— See Adv.
Watt, M. J. 65 Princes street
Wilson, William, 18 Young st.
DIE & STAMP CUTTERS,
Banks, John, 98 South bridge
Kirkwood, A. Mews lane
Nicol, Robert, 37 North bridge
Sclaier, Robert, & Son, 11 so. br.
DISTILLERS.
*Betts and Co. 36 Mitchell st.
Haig, James and Son, Lochrin
•lilidge, T. Leith
*Philp, Jobn, 9 Yardbeads
DRAPERS.
(See Haberdashers.)
DRESSMAKERS.
(See Milliners.)
DRUGGISTS.
(See A;jotljecaries.)
DRYSALTERS, &c.
Cameron, Andrew, Regent arch
Craig and Rose, Leith walk
Hunter, A. and Son, Bristo port
LamI', R. C. 1 Leith sr. terrace
Raime*, J. arid R. & Co. Smith's
place
Richardson, F. & Co. 28 Grassm.
DYERS, &c.
Alexander and Brown, 76 Clerk
street
Cassie, James, 7 Brunswick st.
Crorobie, A. & Son, 1 9 Brown sq.
Currie, & Hoey, Leith walk
Cushnie, Geo. 34 Frederick st.
* Dickson, David, 118 Kirkgate
Forrest & Wm. Cooper Hay, 16
Leith walk
Fraser, Alex. 1 Leith Walk
Gibson, J. & Co. 90 Nicolson st.
Hay, Peter & Rob. 1 Heriot
buildings — See Adv.
Laurie, Alex. & Son, 8 Physic
Gardens
Lawson, W. 31 w. Nicolson st.
Lindsay, T. 27 London st.
*Lowrie, Alex. 46 Water lane
Macquiilen, W, 3 Portland place
Paterson, W.and Son, 87 Princes
street
Pollock, David, 20 Dundas st.
Rogers, D. 24 Crc-scausey
Smith, D. 6 south St David st.
* White, T. 31 Tolbooth wynd
EMBROIDERERS.
Bannerraan, Miss, 4 North S'
James's st.
* Duncan, C. 138 Kirkgate
Ferguson, Mrs C. 24 Howe st.
Law, Miss, 1 Archibald place
M'Connel, Miss, 20 Fettes row
Smith, Mrs, 77 Princes street
Wright, Mrs, 28 Castle Street
ENGINEERS, CIVIL.
(Those marked thus (a) are also
architects.
aAnderspn, J. 2 Shandwick pi,
Bald, R. (mining) 49 Albany st.
Buchanan, Geo, J 4 Duke street
Crawford & Brooke 30 Geo. st.
Gedde8,J.( mining) 49 Albany st
ENG
IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
FLE
Q35
Grainger and Miller, 16 Castle st
Gunn, Geo. jun. 1 George street
Hawkins, John, Granton pier
Jardine, Jaires, 18 Queen street
Jolinston, Patrick. 10 Cuml), s(.
M'Ciiilum Si Dundas, 59 Casiie
street
a*Maxton, Jas. B. & Co- Junc-
rion street, south
Millu, James, Casile Mills
a*Movvat, Thomas, G Admir, st.
Runkitie, D. Gibraltar tiouse
. W. J. Matquorn, Gibraltar
houi-e.
Ridriell, A. O. 2 Walker street
Uitchio, R.ibfrt, a'S Castle st.
Slight, J and Co. SlLeiih walk
Stevenson, Alan, 84 Geo. st.
Divid, 84 Geiirge sfieet
R. 84) G( urge street
VV'tUsoi), Wii'.8£ Co. 6 Fountain-
bridge
Westgirth, The. 12 King stables
Wilson, J. R. 39 London street
ENGRAVERS.
(Those marked (a) are engra-
vers and printers.)
Aikman, AK-x. T. 23 Bristo st.
G^'d. 29 North bridge
Armstrong George, 3 Rjse st.
BartholoiTievv, G. 1 Gayfield pi.
Begbie & Len, 57 North bridge
Btli, R. 11 Kelr street
Bird, J. B. 5 Deanhaugh street
Brown, John, 8 North bridge
Burnside, David, 46 w. Register
street.
Clark, Robert, 8 s. st Andrew st.
Ciillen, Juho, 20 Drummond st.
Cowan, Thos. 2 Roxbiirghe ter.
Dick, Tfiomas, 8 Mary place
Dobbie, Thos. Sciennes Court
Dougla«, Wm. 5 Roxtfurgh place
iiEdiriOnstone, F. 60 North br,
Fisher, Juhn, 15 so. College st.
Flowers, Thiis. 23 Duke street
aGellatly J. I George street.
aGavin, H. 16 s. St David ft.
Haddon, G. & J. 8 St Andrew
square
Haig, Henry, 7 Brighton st.
Hay, Alex. 9 Henry street
Henderson, James, 27 Howe st.
aHome, Robert, 9 Terrace
Howison, Wm. 8 Frederick st.
*Hume, R. W. 21 Broad Wynd
Irvine, John, Dickson's close
Jack, Andrew, 17 Greenside st.
Jeffrey, Ro. 2 Rose court
aJohnston, W. k A. K. 4- St An-
drew square
Johnstone, Jno., 18 Frederick st.
aKirkwood and Son, 1 1 south S.
Andrew street
— — Henry, 3 s, St And. street
Laing, H. 3 Elder street
Lizars, W. H. 3 St Jiinses' sq.
Mason, Robert, 13 Union street
Maikie, John, 150 High street
M'Kean, J. 3 Elder street
M'Lean, Charles, 23 Clyde st.
Miller, John, 15 Wright's houses
■ , WilliaoD, 4 Hope Park
aMitchel), John G. 2 Leopold pi.
James, 94 Pleasance
Wnn. 25 so. Richmond st.
aMouid & Tod, 29 North bridge
Nicol, Robert, 7 Crichton st.
Richardson, Wm. 3 Francis pi.
Robertson, J. E. 23 N. bridge
Schenk, Fred. 9 Greenside place
aSmart, R. C. 20 Elm row
aScimerville, Ji. 6 Hanover st.
John, 10 e. Adam street
Tod, Jolm, 8 so. St David sireet
aWalker and Co. 2 North bridge
Warburt.n, S. and G. 119 Prin-
ces street
ENGRAVERS ON WOOD.
Bruce, James, 61 Nicolson st.
Willox, John, llCauseyside
FARRIERS.
(See Smiths.)
FISHING-TACKLE
MAKERS.
Carfr le, M. 97 Princes street &
4 Iiifirmary street
Ellis, John, 60 Princes street
Hogg, F. U Hanover street
Phin, Mrs, 34 North bridge
Rawson, Wm. 153 High street
Shanks, John & Co. 25 North br.
Wilson, R. 23 Princes street
FISHMONGERS.
Anderson, Julio, 109 George st.
Dalziel, R. 108 Rose street
Dickson, G. & Co. 46 Dundas
street
Leitch, Adam, 21 Castle street
Murray, Rob. 6 Queensferiy st.
Prophir, Thomas, 4 James' sq.
Reid, G. 4 Fishm. and 38 Queen
street
FLAX DRESSERS, &c.
Gillon, A. and Son, 64 GraSsra.
Morris, Andrew, 118 High street
Rutherford, J. 9 Niddry street
FLESHERS.
AfHeck, Archibald, 9 Home st.
Anderson, James, 4 Bristo st.
Wm. 18 Middle market
*Bryden, James, 36 Kirkgate
Buckbam, Ja. 5 and 6 S. market
Buist, John, Main point
Burns, John, 34 Middle market
Peter, 1 Hope street
Caldwell, James, 20 Home street
Carmichael, R. 75 Northumb,
street
W. 4 Broughton market
Cathie, Thos. 19 William street
Campbell, G, 25 Middle market
Thomas, 18 Frederick st.
Charles, G. 3 Broughton market
Chisholm, R. 4 Stockbridge mar.
Clark, A. I Cumberland street
W. 76 Thistle street
Cossar, J. 105 Causeyside
Cowan, Georfje, 6" Middle market
*(;unningtiam, Airs A. Tolb. wy.
*Cusine, James, 25 Bernard st.
Dalgleish, D. 15 Bread street
Rolit. 3H Fountain bridge
Darling, Robert, i\liddle market
Dores, Thomas, 5 Low market
* Dudgeon, J. & W. 10 Market
Dunlop, A. 27 Stockbridge mar.
*Ferguson, W. 1 Water lane
*Finlay, Robt. 24 Bridge street
French, James, 9 St Patrick st.
Gouinlock, W. 6 Chapel street
Grant, John, 73 Hanover street
Gravett, Jas. 44 Hanover street
Gray, James, 9 Middle market
Robert, 117 Grassmarket
Thos. 8 east Register street
Halliday, Adam, 171 West port
♦Hamilton, Jas. 52 Tolbooth wy.
* .lohn, New market
Hogg, James, 125 Causeyside
Hope, Andrew, 60 Queen street
— : — James, 24 Union place
*Hunter, George, New market
* Hutchison, M. 9 Bernard street
Hutton, John, 10 Elder street
Inch, John, 4 so. Howard place
Irvine, J. l3 Queensferry steeet
Jardine, Wm. 36 Abbeyhill
Johnston, A. 3 Queensferry street
*Junkison, Wm.91 Kirkgate
Kelloch, Alex. 6 Low market
Kilgour, H. 28 Stockb. market
James, 34 Bristo street
Knowles, A. 22 Middle market
Laing, J. 1 Broughton market
*Landles, Thomas, 31 Kirkgate
Law, Robert, 165 Rose street
* Lawrence, Ales. 2 Portland pi.
LawsoQ, John, 180 Canongate
M' Donald, Alex. 8 Antigua street
M'Gill, G. 2 Melville place
M'Millan, Thos. 6 High market
George, 20 Dundas street
Marshall, A. 11 8 Nicolson street
Marshall, R. & Son, 31 Dundas st.
Martin, T. and Son, 79 Queen st.
Mason, George, 82 Pleasance
• , Robt. 58, Charlotte st
Mather, James, Newhaven
— ! — Wm. 9 India place
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PROFESSIONS AKD TRADES
GAR
Mitchell, Thos. 25 Thistle st.
*Moffat, And. 1 Couper street
T. 23 Middle market
* Wm. 2 south Junction st.
Moodie, James, 5 Middle market
Nisbet, Jas. 1 Pitt street
James, 44 Jamaica street
. R, Low market
Paterson, R. 1 9 Richmond place
Plummer, Alex. 4.7 Home street
John, 1 & 2 Middle market
Porteous, John, 42 Rose st.
Ranken, D. so. Clerk street
Richardson, R. 6 Broughton mark.
♦Robertson, A. 57 Bridge street
Rutherford, Robt. 20 Tobago st.
Scott, Mrs, 26 Lothian street
Scougall, John, 1 South market
Shaw, A. 23 Canongate
Simpson, B. Deanhaugh street
Smart, J. 25 Middle market
J. 15 west Nicoison street
Smith, Wm. lO West port
Wm. 10 St Anthony place
Snow, J. 16 south James' street
Sommerville, J. 21 Haddington pi.
Spence, Geo. S. 67 Castle street
Steel, Wm. 14 Roxburgh place
Swan, J. 26 Middle market
John, 2 Howe street
«Tait & Co. 49 Tolbooth wynd
Taylor, James, 44 Clerk street
Thomas, 12 Middle market
Thorn, W. 73 Broughton street
Thyne, W. 12 Stookbridge mar.
*'rod, John, 32 Queen street
R. & Son, 3 s. e. Circus pi.
Trotter, T. 13 James square
*Tweeddale, Robert, 42 Bridge
street
Walker, Thos. & Son, 18 w.
Circus place
Waters, H. south Clerk street
*\Vatson, Wm. 8 Portland place
Welsh, Wm. 102 Rose street
James, 3 Rose street
White, And. 17 Catharine street
Wight, G. 3 Albany street
Wm. 218 Canongate
Wightman, John, 17 Calton st.
Wilkie, Duncan, 8 Middle market
Wilson, A. 51 Nicoison street
Robert, 133 Rose street
Robert, 2 Scotland street
Winter, Robert, 1 Jamaica street
Wood, James, 79 Nicoison street
John, South market
Young, J. 8 Stockbridge market
James, 100 Canongate
— — P. 23 Stockbridge market
FLOOR CLOTH MANU-
FACTURERS.
(See also Painters.)
Wilshere & Phelps, 9 Waterloo pi.
FRINGE AND TASSEL
MAKER.
Robertson, And. 9 Leith street
FRUITERERS
Bailie, John, 144 Princes street
Bain, Charles, 64 Rose street
Baird, Mrs, Stockbridge market
Boyd, Bayne, & Co. 41 Princes st
Brebner, A. I Fruit market
''Bremner, Mrs, 7 Charbtte st.
Carstairs, J. 8 Howe street
Dewar, Peter, 37 Dundas street
M'Lean, Dugald & son, 77 Princes
street
Peat, David, Whitfield place
Reikie, James, 15 Nicoison street
Rennie, Mrs, 2 Leith street
Ryrie, Alex. 4 Stafford street
Scott, Adam, 3 Wemyss place
*Smeaton, M. 61 Charlotte sU
*Stewart, A. 60 Kirkgate
FURNITURE BROKERS.
Bain, Mrs, 157 Cowgate
Barker, Bernard, 139 Cowgate
Patrick, 172 Cowgate
Carolan, P. 239 Cowgate
Henderson, Mrs, 251 Cowgate
♦Hunter, Mrs, 143 Kirkgate
'M'Dougall, Jas. Bdninaton road
M'George, J. 20 Union place
*M'Leod, Mrs, 17 St Andrew st.
M'Pherson, Charles, 174 Cowgate
Mount, Robert, 237 Cowgate
Muir, Peter, 217 Cowgate
O'Donnell, Chas. & Co. 49 Hano-
ver street and 156 Cowgate
Pew, Stephen, 267 Cowgate
TurnbuU, A. 44 Blair street
*Wishart, Margt. Foxe's lane
FURNITURE PRINTER
& MOREEN DEALER.
Grieve, Robert, 77 South bridge
FURNITURE PRINT
GLAZIER.
Brown, Mrs J. 60 India street
FURRIERS.
Aloe and Prince, 12 Greens, st.
Dick, Miss C. 35 George street
Hardy, Mrs E. L. 2 Pitt street
Levy, P. & Co. 48 Princes street
Macmahon, M. & Co. 37 Hano-
ver street
Manuel, E. 15 North bridge
Wbyte, James, 69 Princes street
GARDENERS.
Allison, A. head of Pilrig avenue
Anderson, D. west Norton pi.
*Aaderson, Wm- v. Juactioa st.
Bald, John, Jock's lodge
*Balmer, John, Bathfield
*Blackie, G. Upper Hermitage
Brand, John, Bruntsfield links
*Brown, Mrs, Bonington road
*Bryden, James, Murray field
Buchanan, William, Bogliouse
Carstairs, D. Marshall's entry
James, Restahig
. John, Pilrig road
Cruikshanks, W. Annfitld
Cabben, Peter, Clierrybank
Drummond, James, Ro.sehall
Fraser, Chas. Holyrood gardens
John, Inverleich gardens
Gilchrist, J. 119 Fountainbridge
Horsburgh, T. Dean
Howden, Wm. Inverleiih
Inglis, W. Warriston gardens
*Iiines, John, Seafield
Johnston, Thomas, Trinity park
Ks-y, Georgf, Lauder park
Law, John, Dairy lane
Liddle, Thomas, Heriot hill
Lindsay, Alex. Springfield
Lockhart, W. Dean
Low, \V. so. back of Canongite
Millar, Michael, Mnrtiingside
Millin, Chalmers, Dairy lane ,
Musgrave, John, Grange toll
M'Gregor, T. Beaverhall
M'Nab, James, Inverleith row
Wm. Iiiverleidi row
*M'Queen John, Ferry road
Mitchell, Adam, Mayfiehi loaa
Muir, James, Parson's green
Nimmo, G. Comely gardens
* W. Claremont park
*Niven, Robert, Ferry road
Paterson, W. Dean
Porterfield, John, Restalrig
Rae, J. jun. Moniingside
Rarasay, Wm. Taphall lane
Reid, J. sen. Broughton road
Alexander, Broughton road
Alexander, Elmfield, Jock's
lodge
Robertson, W. Pilrig street
*Ross, Ddvid, Locheiid road
* Robert, Lochend road
Russell, Jas. Trinity mains
Skeldon, Mrs, Jock's lodge
*Stewart, Thomas, Lochend road
Thos. Northfield
Syme, James, St Mark's place
Taylor, J. Lover's la. Hope park
Tod, James, Chancelot
Todd, A. Quarry holes
Wm. Abbeyhill house
*Thomsoii, Jas. Bonington ho,
Tran, Wm. Lixmount
Turner, Thos. Leven lodge.
Wilson, Alexinder, King's park
'. Jonathan, Easter road
Wood, W. Jock's lodge
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IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
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237
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
Brown, W. H. 2 Waterloo pUce
Forbes, D. 7 St Andrew square
Forrf, John, so. b. of Canoiigate
Rariken, Francis, 16 Piuardy pi.
Snoiti), James, 160 Canongate
GLAZIERS.
(See also Painters.)
Baxter, J. and J. 18 Leitli strtet
Breck, A 15 Frederick street
*Bridges, M. 72 Tolbooth wynd
Falconer, Jno. 23 Tliisile street
Fraser, Dan. 18 Picardy pi.
M'Gill, E. 103 Rose street
Mackenzie, J. 475 Lawnmarket
Musgrovp, Wm. 66 Rose street
GERMAN CLOCK
MAKERS.
Birr, F. 25 Greenside street
Fereiibach, M. & D. 10 Nic. St.
Hopton, Jiio. 33'2 Lawnmarket
W. G. 72 Sc Mary's wynd
Kinnear, J. 4.89 Lawnmarket
Rombact), J. 70 Nirolson street
GLOVERS & BREECHES
MAKERS.
Cushnie, A. 50 Leith street
Ciirlstie, J. ajid Son, 16 Geo. st.
Donaldson, Altx. 4 n. Sc An-
drew street
Thofoson, E. 68 Leith street
Vallaiice, G. 1 1 w. Register st,
GOLDBEATERS.
Busher, Jno. 11 Rose street
Sutherland, P. Gilchrist lane
Wright, Thomas, 25 New street
GOLDSMITHS.
Caw, J. B. 18 North bridge
Forsyth, S. 10 Salisbury street
Graham, W. and Co. 35 Freder-
ick street
M'Kay and Cunninghame, 47
North bridge
Marshall, W. 62 North bridge
Mossman and Co. 32 North br.
GOLD & SILVER LACE
MANUFACTURERS.
Morton and Co. 21 North br.
GOLF BALL MAKERS.
Gourlay, W. and J., Bruntsfield
links
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
*Cowan & Co. 12 Tolbooth wy.
*Fenton, A. & Co. 79 Shore
♦Forrest, J. & Co. 3 Bridge
street
Mitchell, F. G., and Co. tea and
spice merchts, 10 Shaks. sq.
Richardson, J. jun. and Co. Gal-
lon place.
Taylor,^ Jos. and Jas. Tanfield
GROCERS AND SPIRIT
DEALERS.
Adam, Robert, 26 William st.
Affleck, Jiihn, 1 Parkside street
R. 26 St Leonard street
Aikman, Arch. 50 Grnssmarket
*Aim, John, 17 Sandpurt .street
Aitchison, John, 49 Cowsjate
Alexander. James, Alison place
and 79 Kirkgate*
* John, 42 Giles street
John, Newliaven
* William, 40 Water lane '
Alston, Hti!;h, 56 West port
Anderson and Biyne, 39 Brough-
ton street
Mr.«, 12 Ponton s'reet
— — H. S. 40 Hanover street
James, 42 west Richmond
street
* William, 23 Coburg st.
Archibald, John, 34 Cumberland
street
Wm. 7 Arthur street
Bdilie, W. 84 Nicolson st.
Bain, David, 9 Frederick street
Ballantyiie, Geo. 67 South bridge
Bannerraati, H. 3 Spence's pi.
*Beveridge, David, Portland pi.
Bishop, Robert, 92 Pleasance
Blackball and Fox, 211 Canong.
Blytb, Thomas, 133 Pleasance
Borthwiuk and Patterson, 20
Hanover street
T. 177 Cowgatft
*Bowe, David, 22 Couper
street
*Bowie, W. & T. 139 Kirkgate
Boyd, James, 2 west Norton pi.
Robr. 27 Tobago street
*Braidwood, Jas- 1 Sandport st.
Brockie Robert, 2 New street
Brodie, G. 7 Buccleuch street
Brough, Wm. 1 Morrison street
Brown, J. 96 n. back Canongate
John, 28 Dean street
T. and A. 8 Dublin street
William, 10 Pitt street
Peter, 18 so. St James' at.
Mrs D. 29 Clerk street
Bruce, John, 33 Pitt street
Cairns, A. 1 Newington place
Calder, David, Calder's place
Cameron John, 14 Rose street
* Campbell & Co., 45 Giles st.
* George, 9 Elbe st.
Wm. 10 Brunswick street
Mrs J. 3 India street
Carter, Mrs A. 44 Hanover st.
Christie, J. 18 High street
Robert, 53 Hanover street
Clapperton, John, 263 Cowgate
Clark and Crawford, 3 Rutland
place
G. and A. 1 Elm row
ClarksoD, Wm. 9 Kerr street
Cochrane Henry, 108 Fountain
briitge
Colquhoun, Peter, 70 Cumber^
land street
Coltart, James, 9 Clyde street
*Cooper, Thomas, 23 Bridge st.
Coubiough,W. and J. 19 Green-
side street
Craig, James, 40 Broughton st.
W. 11 Church St.
Crichton, James, 1 Kerr street
Cunningham, A. G. 40 Clerk st.
Currer & Dickson, 7 Antigua St.
Dallas, A. 11 A thole place
Darling, W. 47 Nicolson street
Dal»ymple, J. 15 Romilly place
Davis, Wm. 49 Hope park end
Dick, A. M. 8 Huntly street
Wm. 17 Dean street
Mrs 14 so. Richmond st.
Dixon and Douglas, 81 Geo. st.
Dickson, A. 3 Elder street
Doeg, Alex. 6 Romilly place
Donaldfon, G. 1 M'Kenzie place
John, 16 India place
*Downie, John, 14 Elbe street
Downs, John, 21 Canongate
Dryborough, G. Newhaven
Dryden, J. 36 Jamaica street
Durward, A. .33 Burghloch st.
Dymock, J. R. 3 Nicolson street
Edie, Alex. 100 Abbey hill
Elliot, William, Hamilton place
Fairley, James, 67 Lauriston pi.
Falconer, D. 18 Home street
Fife, James, Drumdryan
•Feuton, A. and Co. 79 Shore
Findlay, James, 8 Henderson r,
Wm. 79 Rose street
Fisher, A. 1 Montague street
Ford, James, 27 West port
Thomas, 214 Canongate
* William and Sons, 15
Kirkgate
"French, John, 27 Bernard st.
Galloway, A. & J. 197 High st.
Gardner, A. 259 High street
James, 225 High street
Gillies, Alexaader, 5 Annfield
Gillespie, John, 1 Castlebarns
Govvans, Tho. 99 Causeyside
Graham, David, 428 Lawnmar.
Grays and Co. 1 Argyle square
Hamilton, R. S. 13 Rose st.
Hardie, J. 13 Queensferry street
John, 79 Broughton street
Haswell, James, 30 Greenside st.
Hay, Mrs P. 1 Pilrig street
Henderson, David, 27 Thistle st.
* George, 55 Giles st.
John, 7 William street
Hill, Geo. 45 Frederick st.
J. 1 13 Cowgate
— James, 175 High street
— James, 85 Kirkgate
— John, 8 West port
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HAS
*Hogg, J. 30 St Andrew st.
Hopkirk, Thomas, 25 Charles St.
Hume, Mrs D. 33 Lothian st.
Hunter, T. 7 Bristo street
William, 33 Elder street
Mrs F. 23 College street
^Hutchison, Alex. & Co. 1 n.
Junction street
Hutton, James, Water of L-^ith
Imrie, A. 89 Fountainbridge
Inglis, Wm. 35 Clerk street
Innes and Budge, 106 South br.
Isbister, T. 184 High street
Jack, John, Newhaven
Jackson, Thomas, 1 Howard st.
.Jameson, G. and S'ln, 66 Grassm.
Jeffrey, J. Newhaven
Keddslie, A. 9 Deanhaugh st.
Keith, Thos. 149 Fountainbr.
Kennedy, Win. 64 Thistle st.
Kerr, Alex. 2 Dundas street
George, 1 Albany st.
— — James, 21 Richmond place
James, 89 Niccilson street
John, 42 no. Richmond St.
R. 5 and 6 Richm'did lane
Samuel, 13 Earl Grey st-
Kirkhope, Jn. 1 s. Melville place
*Knight, James, 6 Coburg street
Wm. 88 Canongate
Kyd, Alex. 262 Canongate
Lauder. John, 22 James st.
Law, W. and G. 31 St And. sq.
Lawson, Mrs, 13 \v. Richmond st.
Lewis, James, 6, JMarket streiet
John, 9 Market street
Liddell, Mrs, 115 West port
Lind, R. 8 Catharine street
Lindores, Wm. 13 Princes st.
Linklater, Mrs, Morningside
Linn, Henry, 35 Richmond pi.
Liston, Durham, Newhaven
*Livingston, F. Duke sireet
* John, 32 Water lane
Low, M. 93 Canongate
M'Comb, J. 1 York place
M'Dougall, John, 37 Niddry st.
M'Edward, Mrs, Canaan
M'Ewan, John, 59 Hanover st.
Thos. 21 Castle street
M'Farlane, W. H. and G. 46
Howe street
M'Gregor, A. 1 St Patrick st.
M'Intyre, A. 79 Queen street
M'Kenzie, D. 13 Middleton'sen,
M'Kerracher, Mrs, 141 Grass-
market
M'Lachlan, Peter, 34 Castle st.
M'Lean, C. 3 Queensterry street
M'Lennan, A. 176 High St.
M'Rae, John, 2 Clarence street
Martin, Hugh, 19 Carne*ie St.
Mather, ThoS. 14 Greenside row
Meikle, George, 70 Grassmarket
Meiklejohn, Jn. 321 Canongate
Melrose, Andrew and Co. 93
George street
Menelaws, Wm. 145 George st.
*Menzies, Mrs, no. Fort street
Mill, William, 33 West port
James, 16 William street
*Millar, James, 24 St And. st.
Mitchell. Wm. 106 West port
Moffat, John, 27 Abbey hill
John, 85 Brougbton street
Morrison, Jlrs G. 22 Dundas st.
John, Newhaven
*MouId, Andrew, 131 Kirkgate
Muir, Mrs H. Hawthorn bank
Murray, G. 15 Howe street
* J. and E. 1 Charlotte st.
Munro, George, 12 Canal street
Mushet, John, 1 Dalrymple pi.
"Naismith, John, Hillhousefield
T. 2 so. Richraonil street
*N«wlands, Geo. 2 Canon street
Nicolsoii, David, 36 Canongate
Noble, Thos. 145 Canongate
Norrie, Rob. 24 Brunswick st.
Oliver, Wm. 152 Cowgate
*Omond, Miss J. Hillhousefield
*OriDistou, James, 6 Fox lane
Pairuian, Wm. 3 so. Richmond
St. and 73 Kirkgate*
Park, A. and J. 3 Hunter square
Paterson, Mrs, 9 Earl Grey st.
T. 3 east Register street
Paul, James, 12 Market s'.reet
Peddie, Wm. 43 Home street
Phin, Thomas, 46 India street
•Pickhard, Mrs Wm. 36 Water
lane
Porteous, John, 22 Maitland st.
Wm. 1 Herlot mount
Potts, W. 17 Downie place
* Prentice, Mrs Thos. 13 Couper
street
Reid, R. L. 147 Princes street
Rettie, James, 1 Queen street
Richardson, J. Star b. Newhaven
Richmond, J. & Co. 13 Sc Pa-
trick square
Robertson, George, 119 High st.
James, 84 West port
Peter, 47 Canongate
Peter, 2 Leggat's land
Thos. Anderson's place
Rogers, John, 3 Raeburn place
Ronaldson, W. 6 St Patrick st.
Russell, Alex. 74 Leith Street
John, 3 and 131 Rose st.
Rymer, D. 47 South bridge
Sadler, And. 113 Pleasance
Sadler, Wm. 3 n. St Andrew st.
Sanderson & Co. 78 Princes st.
*Scott, Alex. no. Forth street
John, Canonmills
* James, 46 Bridge street
Walter, 18 Calton street
Scougall & Drysdale,223 High st.
Simpson, Mrs, Jock's Lodge
*Sinclair, David, Fox lane
Sanall, Wm. 61 n. b. Canongate
*Smeal, John, 5 Couper street
Smellie, H. 82 Cro'^scausey
John, 33 Bristo street
*Smith, Charles, 3 Duke street
Robert, 6 Dean street
Thomas, 10 Cowgate
Snmmerville, Jas. 5 Summer pi.
Stalker, Jas. 36 no. Pitt street
Stewart, J. & G. 113 High st.
Wm. 49 Cumberland st.
— — Mrs, 38 Lauriestmi street
Stirling, John, 2 St Patrick st.
Stoddard, G. 1 Burn street
Stotts, Wm. 44 Lothian street
Tait, Jas. 1 Claremont place
Peter, 7 e. Richmond st.
Taylor, Andw. 3 Home street
Andw. 9 St Pa'rick square
* John, 9 Hamburg place
Wm. 11 south Union pi.
Thomson, Alex. 93 West bow
George, 6 Jamaica street
John, 2 Duncan street
Murray G. 173 Cowgate
Wm. 100 Princes street
Turner, John, 3 Johnstons pi.
Tweedie, J. 227 Canongate
T. 131 High street
Walker, Jno. 172 Fountain br-
Jrimes, 54 Nicolson street
Wallace, Robt. 1 Deanhaugh st.
* Wm. & Son, 8 St Andrew
street
Watson, John. 71 Grassmarket
John, 10 St Leonard st.
Watt, James, 22 Dean street
Weir, Richard, 6 India place
Welsh, John, 3 Scotland street
White, Mary, 6 Spence's place
* Robert, 70 Shore
*Williainson, D. 1 w. Newing. pi.
Young, W. and D. 17 Cowgate
GUNMAKERS.
Agnew & Co. 63 Princes street
Bryce, Thos. 4 Calton street
Dickson, J. & Sin, 60 Princes st.
Harkom, Jas. 31 w. Register st.
Laing, William, 15 Chapel st-
M'Lnchlan, W. 24 Frederick st.
Murtimer, T. E. 97 George st.
Pratt, John, 28 Hanover st.
Thomson, Alex. 16 Union place,
and 3 south St Andrew st.
HABERDASHERS.
(Sefe also Silk Mercers.;
*Aitohison, D. 22 Kirkgate
Aitken, A. 20 n. w. Circus pi.
* Angus, Robt. 68 & 69 Tolbooth
w>nd
* Dakeyne, Jos. 26 Bernard st.
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239
Gardner, W. C. 140 Nicolsoii St.
Gibb, Fulton, 271 High stroet
Gihson, Davirl, 18 South hridtje
Gi'inton, Jas. 52 South bridge
Wrn. 1 Briijhton stict't
Hamilton, John, 80 NiiioKoii ^t.
•Henderson, G. '35 Kirksjate
•Hendrie & Crombie, 53 Tol»
booth wynd
*FIutton, ilrs Peter, 57 Shore
Jeffrey, J. aii:l Son, 2 Nicolson st,
* Will. 43 Toibo.ith wd
]\l'Qiieen, J. 2!) w. Nieol.son st.
IMnsliet, Jas. 33 Nicolfon st.
Reid, J. Anderson, ami Co. 75
George street.
Richardson, A. '13 Frederick st.
KottertHoDi, P. 1,5 Nicolson s(j.
Mrs, 202 CanongutH
*liiiiieiman ami M'Gregor, 14
Tolbooth Wynd.
*Sinipson, Mrs, 40 Shore
Thorburn, Thos. 23 Circus place
* Walker and Brown, 134 Kirkg.
* G. and J. 2 Kirlfgate
Janoes, 54 High street
VVemyss, J. 24 Downie place
White, A. an;l J. 5 Cahon st.
HAIRDRESSERS.
(Those marked (a) are also Per-
fumers.)
15ell, Jos. .340 Lavvnmarket
*13ru\vn, Win. 6 Bridge street
aCooper, J. 19 Downie place
Davidson, Jhs. 6i Abbey hill
aUirkie, Wm. 69 Nicidaon St.
•D.dds, Ro. 114 Kirkgate.
a*Durin, John, 70 Kirkgate
a*Eadie, Jas. .30 Bridge street
Esgle, Rob. 190 Canongate
aGeikie, A. jun. 35 North bridge
a Giatietti & Pass, 107 Geo. st.
allastie, James, 36 Howe st.
Henderson, Jn. 14 w. Richm. si.
Hill, Francis, Nenhaveri
Hogg, Jas. 92 High street
Lamb, John, 305 Canongate
aLapsley, Mrs J. 37 Hanover st.
James, 23 Hanover street
*Lawrie, Robt. 69 Shore
Logic, Wm. 74 Canongate
aMacbryde, A. 67 George st.
Mackay, David, 8 Greenside pi.
*— — Isaac, 1 1 Riddel's close
aMackeuzie, 5 n. w. Circus pi.
aM'Lacblin, A. 11 Nicolson st.
a*iVPLeaii, John, 58 Bernard st.
a*Main, Geo. 9 Tolbooth wynd
* Thomas, 26 St Giles street
Martin, Wm. 69 George street
Millar, Wm. 16 Bristo street
aMore, Graham, 1 Duke street
Mrs, 31 Rose street
Muggtjrland, G. 7 Elder street
Palmer, D. 13 St Anthony pi.
aPrttisoii, Jas. 52 Princes st.
a*Petrie, Craig, 24 Couper st.
Price, Jas. 129 Nicolson street
Reir), George, 164 Rose street
Richardson, John, jun. 13 Dun-
das St.
aRobrrtson, Alex 145 Princes st.
Rodgers, John, 7 Leith street
Shaw, Thos. W. 7 Chapel st.
Sinclair, And. 112 High street
*Smitb, Adam, 43 Shore
•Siirunt, E. 52 St Andrew st.
aSiuri'ock and Sons, 27 Duke st.
aT.iit, Alex. 82 Princes street
aThonison, G. 7 Waterloo place
Rob. 15 Catharine street
aTruetit, W. 57 Princes street
Lrquhart, Henry, 99 Princes st.
a John, 40 George st.
HAIR MANUFACTURERS.
Fraser, George, fisliing, sealing,
and curled hair manufacturer,
51 West port
Patterson, Mrs, 20 Rose st.
White, Jas. 4 Infirmary street
HATTERS.
Allan Robert, 16 West port
Burge and Co. 22 South bridge
and 14 Kirkgate*
* Cameron, Jas. 136 Kirkgate
Campbell and Co. 17 Hanover st.
A. D. 58 South bridge
* Charles, Daniel, 34 Kirkgate
Craig, A. anci Co. Society close
Cunningham, T. 6 I North bridge
Foyer, John, 10 South bridge
Grieve and Oliver, 19 Princes st.
Goldie, George, 43 North bridge
Henderson, A. 10 North bridge
Hutchinson, J. & Co. 8 Waterloo
place
Kennedy, J. F. 61 South bridge
M'Caskies and Anderson, 90 Cow-
gate head
INIackay, James T. 64 North bridge
Main & Co. 26 North bridge
Newton, J. & Son, 98 Abbey hill
Oxley, Geo. 327 Canongate
Scott, H. and Co. 20 St John street
Tibbets, George, 38 South bridge
Wright, Wm. 65 North bridge and
13 Comnaercial place*
HERALDRY PAINTERS.
Blackie, W. H. Covenant close
Lawson, W. J. 1 Milne's court
HIDE AND LEATHER
MERCHANTS.
Aikman, James, 11 Niddry street
Bruce, Mrs, 5 Union place
Hewit, Thomas, 6 Niddry street
Inglis, John, 96 West how
Megget and .Symington, 28 Blair
street
Patterson, James, 4 Princes street
Smith, George, 50 Niddry street
Stott, J. and D. 28and 29 Niddry
street
J. H. 12 Niddry street
Thomson, D. J. .38 Niddry street
HORSE DEALERS.
Carnie, J. Bristo port
Galloway, Alex. 6 Union street
Graham, Samuel, 29 Frederick st.
Peddie, Peter, 2 Castle wynd
Stirling, S. 110 Rose street
Robert, 1 1 Queensferry lane
HOSIERS AND GLOVERS.
Balfour, A. 23 Leith street
Belfrage, William, 75 George st.
Black, Daniel, 57 Princes street
J. P. 6 Raeburn place
Bowie, H. 13 Hanover street
Brown, Richard, 43 Leith street
Robert, 4 Catharine street
Clark, R. and Co. 3l Hanover st.
Cruikshank and Son, 57 Geo. st.
Eyre, Thos. 1 Glanville place
Gray, James, 4 Waterloo place
Knox, Samuel, & Dickson, 15
Hanover street
Lawrie, B. 1 Cleik street
M'Kenzie, W. B. Ill Princes st.
M'Naughton, Alex. 42 Howe st.
Meek, Andrew, 43 North bridge
Menteath, James, 1 Spittal st.
Palmer, Wm. 15 Earl Grey st.
Pollock, P. 25 Nicolson street
Ramsay, John, 30 South bridge
Robson, Mrs, 137 Rose street
Rutherford, P. 76 Nicolson st.
Sommervile, J. 8 Bakers' place
Tweedie, Thomas, 30 Leith st.
Weddel, J. and Co. 1 so. St
Andrew street
Thomas, 45 South bridge
Whitehead and Livingston, 61
George street
Wm. 41 South bridge
HOTELS.
"Adair's, Tee-Total, 2, Shore
Albion, 28 James square
Athenian, 3 Waterloo place
Black Bull, 3 Catharine street
British, 70 Queen street
Campbell's, 21 Princes street
Crown, 11 Princes street
Crown & Anchor, 2 Leith st. ter.
Douglas's, 34 St Andrew sq.
London, 2 St Andrew squa^'e
Mackay, John, 91 Princes st.
Manuel's, 23 St Andrew square
Macqueen's, W. 8 Princes street
National, 8 w. Register st.
Oman, Mrs, 6 Charlotte square
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
IRQ
Robertson, Mrs, 14 Waterloo
place
Royal, 33 Princes street
Ship, 7 east Register street
Smith, Jas. Wardie Burn
Star, 36 Princes street
Simpson's, 5 Queen street
Sutherland, D. 128 George st.
Tiit, J. 16 & 18 Princes street
Temperance, 5 Nicolson street
Temperance, 24 Greenside street
Turf, 3 Princes street
Waterloo, Regent bridge
York, 19 Nicolson street
COFFEE-HOUSES.
Johnston, G. 5 Nicolson street
Atherton, E.J. 7 Hunter square
Riinbow, Terrace, North bridge
Whitecross' lemperance, 13 west
Maitland street
Yuung, Jas. Royal Exchange
INNS.
Bay horse, J. Steventon, 55 Rose
street
*Baxter, Allan, White horse, 56
Charlotte street
Black Bull, 14. Grassmarket
Clark, A. Wool Pack, 14 Bristo
street
Cochrane, H. Haymarket
Greig, Andrew, Chain pier
Hnrrow, 54 Candlemaker row
M'Gregor, A., George, 5 Brown
square
M'Murtrie, J. King's stables
Neiv Ship, Newhaven
Ramsay, George, Park place
Prttison, Mrs T. Peacock, New*
haven
White Hart, 32 Grassmarket
INSURANCE OFFICES.
*Aberdeen Marine Insurance Of«
fice, 1 Baltic street
Aberdeen Fire and Life Office,
65 Princes street — See Adv.
Albion Office, 1 1 South bridge
Alfred Office, 8 n. St David st.
Alliance Office, 32 India street,
Argus Life Office, 56 Geo. st.
Asylum, Foreign and Domestic,
4 Dundas street — See^rfz>.
Atlas Office, 12 Duke street
— See Adv-
Australasian & Annuity Office, 75
Prince's Street — See Adv.
Caledonian Fire and Life Office,
19 Geoige street — See Adv.
Church of England Fiie and Life,
99 George street
CLty of Glasgow Office, 19 St
Andrew square
Conamercial Life and Family En-
dowment Co. 9 York p'acc. —
See Adv.
County Fire & Provident Life, 16
Royal Circus
*Crown Life Assurance Co. Lon-
don, and 1 Com. place
Dissenters' & General Assurance
Co., 21 80. St David street. —
See Adv.
Eagle Life Office, 8 York place
Economic Life Assurance Office,
Mound ht'ad — See Adv.
Edinburgh Life Office, 55 Han. st.
— See Adv.
English and Scottish Law As-
surance Loan Association, 119
Princes st See App.
European Life Office, 60 N. bridge
Family Endowment Office, 8 St
Andrew square
Farmers' General Fire and Life,
18 James' square. — See Adv.
* Forth Marine Office, Exchange b.
Friendly Assurance Society, 48
North bridge — See Adv.
General Reversionary and Invest-
ment Co. 8 York place
*Glasgow Marine Office, Exchange
buildings
Globe Fire and Life Office, 60
North bridge — See Adv.
*Globe Insur. Office, 56 Giles st.
Guardian Fire and Life Office, 4
St Andrew sq — See Adv.
Hercules Fire and Life Office, 57
North bridge
Hope Life Assurance Agency, 18
Hope crescent
Insurance Co- of Scotland, 95
Geo. street — See Adv.
Imperial Fire and Life Office, 21
Scotland street — See Adv-
Law Life Society of England, 61
York place — See Adv.
Legal and General Life Assurance
Society, 19 Albany street
Licensed Victuallers' Fire and Life
Assurance Co. 23 Thistle st
See Adv.
Life Association of Scotland, 2
Hanover street
London Union Assurance Society,
20 Nelson Street, and 8 so. St
David street — See Adv.
Manchester Fire and Life Office,
40 York place
Medical and Invalid Assurance, 8
St Andrew ftpare, W. Bell,
agent
Ministers' Widows' Fund Office, 6
no. St David street
National Loan Fund Life Assur.
67 North bridge — See Adv.
National Provident Institution, 57
York place
National Fire Insur. Co. of Scot-
land, 2 so. St David st, — See
Adv.
National Endowment Life Assur,
Society, 3 Leith st. terrace
North British Fire and Life Office,
64 Princes st. — See Adv.
Northern Reversion Co. 5 n. St
David street— See .Ac?y.
Norwich Union Fire and Life So-
cieties, 31 Princes st. — See
Adv.
Palladium Life Office, 24 Queen
street — See Adv.
Pelican Life and Annuity Office,
14 George st. — See Adv.
Pbcenix Fire Office, 67 North br.
11 South br., 8 and 13 StAndw.
sq., and 17 Quality st. Leith.
Protector Life Office, 8 St An-
drew square — See Adv.
Royal Exchange, 65 Princes st.
—See Adv.
Scottish Amicable Life, 13 St An-
drew square
Scottish Equitable Life, 26 St
Andrew square — S&& Adv.
Scottish Provident Institution, for
Life Assurance, Sic,., 14 St
Andrew sq. — See Adv.
Scottish Reversionary Interest Sot
ciety, 19 Albany st — See Adv.
Sco'tish Union Fire and Life, 47
George st See Adv.
Scottish Widows' Fund and Life
Office, 5 St Andrew square —
See Adv.
Standard Life Office, 3 George st.
— See Adv.
Sun Fire Office, 40 Princes st-
*Tay Marine Insurance Office, 34
Bernard street
United Kingdom Life Office, 1
so. Charlotte st — See Adv.
Universal Life Assurance Society,
II Young St.
West of England Fire and Life
Office, 1 Scotland street, 24
James' square, and 69 Consti-
tution street *
Westminster Life Office, 39 Geo.
street
Yorkshire Fire and Life Office,
.39 Northumberland street, 1
Geo. St., and 68 Gt. King st.—
See Adv.
IRON-FOUNDERS.
Anderson, J. and Son, Leith walk
Blaikie and Sons, Panmure found.
Edinburgh Foundery, 21 Leith w.
Learmonth and Co., 69 Fountain-
bridge
Miller, J. & Co. Old Broughton
Shotts Iron Company, Leith
walk
Simpson, Jas. 57 Abbey hill
Stephen, George, Tolbooth w.
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Watson, Wm. and Co. 6 Fount- i JAPANNERS, &c.
tainbridge Sinclair, 1). 101 High street
*Vulcan FounderyCo. Admiralty Stewart, J, Toddrick's wynd
IRONMONGERS.
(Those marked (a) are also seed
merchants.)
Adams, R. 8 Hanover street
Aitken, Alex- and Co. 19 Han. st.
Anderson, W. and J. 22 Nicol. st.
Bancks, C. J. 84 South bridge
Bladworth, R. and W. 6 Hun-
ter's (•lose
Brown & Smith, 2il High street
Calder, Alex. 33 Frederick st.
Thos. 2 Albany street
Callam, G. and Co. 13 Green-
side place
Clark, Adam, 154 High street
Cormack and Son, 1 Leith street
terrace
Craigie, Geo. 3 Howe street
Crawford and Tod, 94 High st.
David, 132 Nicolson st.
Cunning, Wm. 38 Queen street
Cuningham, J. S. 102 Wen bow
Davidson, Wm. 120 High st.
Dunbar, John, 44 Dundas 3 treet
aEdmonston/r. & Son. 1 1 0 w. Bow
Ferris, A. and R- 44 North br.
Gallie, J. B. 5ti High street, and
96 Constitution street*
Gillespie, Alex. 62 Broughton st.
Grey, Alex. 98 Princes street
Gray, James, York lane
Peter, 47 Hanover street
*Gunn, J. 75 Tolbooth wynd
Holmes, J. 120 West port
*Johnstone, T. 44 Tolbooth wynd j Q^ant, George, 23 Rose st
Kennedy, J. 78 Queen st.— See Hasten, Ridiard, 11 Potterrow
JEWELLERS.
Anderson, J. and A. Rose court
Ashenheim, Jacob, 70 George st.
Barnet, John. 128 Nicolson street
Bell, George, 44 North bridge
Cunningham, Wm., 79 Gecrge st.
Farquharson, G. H., 26 Leith Bt.
Fraser, R. and Co. 17 so. St An-
drew street
Grierson, Rob. 36 Leith street
Hodge, David, 11 George st.
Howden, Jas. and Co. North br.
Lennie, J., 14 Leith street.
M.ickay and Cunningham, 47
Nurth bridge
and Chisholm, 49 North br.
M'Kenzie, A. and M. 27 Nicol-
son street
J. and T. 70 Leith street
Marshall and Sons, 87 George st.
J. and W. 41 George street
Wm- 290 Lawnmarket
Merrllees, F- U. 62 Leith street
Millidge, Edwin, 28 Princes st.
Mosman & Co. 82 North bridge
Vernon, A. E. and Son, 54 Leith
street
WORKING JEWELLERS.
Arnot, James, 30 Rose street
Ballingall, D. Albert place
Boston and Brown, 13 w. Reg. st.
Carmichael, James. 56 Potterrow
I Caitle, James, 21 Leith street
I Crawford, John, 9 Shakspeare sq.
Cross & Carruthers, 49 Hano. st.
Adv
Knight, Geo. 15 so. St And. st.
*Leask, J. B. 10 Tolbooth wynd"
Miller and Richardson, 70 Princes
street
Millar, George, 6 Hunter square
a James, 32 Grassmarket
Ormiston, Geo. 100 Geo. st.
aRedpath, Brown and Co. 33
Candlem. r. and 81 Consti. st.*
Rennie, J. 53 Hanover street
Ritchie, D. 32 George street
Rogers, Jas. 8 Queensferry street
Russell Thomas, 7 Hunter sq.
Rutherfurd, John, 22 Downie pi.
Sibbald J. and Sons, 64 Geo. st.
Steele, J. 100 High street
W. and P. 61 Geo st.
Syme, W. 4 Rutland place
Torrance, J. 10 Charlotte place
Watson, D. 123 High street
WINDING JACK MAKER.
(See Smiths.)
Brown, W. 26 High Calton
Jack, Richard, 20 Elder street
Kirkwood, Jas. 1 so. St David st.
Law, John, 3 Hanover street
Lawrie. Wm. 26 James square
Lyon, J. W. and Co. 89 Geo. st.
Mowbiay, D. 2 Catharine street
Nasmyth & Co. Swinton row
Peaston, A. 51 North bridge
Shanks, M. and G. 3 Rose st.
Wighton, A. G. J7 Queen st.
Williamson, Jno., 15 Greensidest
LACE DEALERS.
Boyd, ftlisses, 69 George street
Campbell, A. 5 George street
Cochrane, T. 50 North bridge
Elliot, James, 36 Hanover street
Mercer and Son, 17 Nicolson st.
Rough, Rob. 107 George street
Taylor, M. 31 North bridge
Wright, David, 28 Castle st.
LAPIDARIES.
Begbie, Wm. 8 James' square
Fraser, R. 17 so, st Aniiicw st.
King, Charles, .53 Rose street
King, James, 59 Piincis street
Mortimer, Wm. 10 George st. —
See Adu.
Morton, W. Mews lane
Sanderson, J. and Son, 32 St
Andrew square
Somervil, E. & Son, 18 west Re-
gister St.
Young, G. 38 Dublin street
LAST AND BOOT-TREE
MAKERS.
Donaldson, Alex. lO Paul's Work
Stewart, Alex. 19 Niddry street
LATH SPLITTERS.
Kerr, James, Old Broughton
Scott, F. 2 Orchardfield street
LECTURERS.
Campbell, Dr, midwifery, Ar-
gyle square
Craigie, Dr, lecturer on practice
of physic. Surgeon square
Fyfe, Dr, chennistry. Surgeon .'q.
Handyside, Dr P.D. 45 York pL
Knox, Dr, anatomy, Argyle ^q.
Lees, Geo. natural philosophy,
School of Arts
Maclagan, Douglas, materia me-
dica, 129 George street
Marr, James, midwifery, 6
Northumberland street
Mercer, Jas. anatomy, 4 Surgeon
fquare
Miller, Jas. surgery, 22 St And. sq
Murray, Dr J., chemistry, 1 1 Ar-
gyle square
Reid, W. lecturer on the princi--
pies and practice of physic, 31
Nicolson street
Robertson, Dr J. A. surgery,
II Argyle square
Seller, Dr W. materia medica,
1 1 Argyle square
Spittal, Dr, medical acoustics,
Thatcher, Dr, midwifery, Sur-
geon square
LIBRARIES & READING
ROOMS.
(See also Booksellers and Sta-
tioners.)
Artisans' Subscription Reading
room, 98 South bridge
Circulating Library, I Willm. st.
Dalrymple, Q. 29 Frederick st.
*Leith Public Library, 116 Con-
stitution street
*Leith Reading Rooms, 130 Con-
stitution street
Mechanics' Subscription Library,
7 James' court
Merchants' Hall, Hunter square
^ik
LIV
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
MER
Queen's College Reading room,
24. Society.
Reading Rooms, 13 George st.
Robertson & Scott, 36 Geo. st.
Select Subscription Library, 26
Wateiloo place
Subscriction J^ibrary, 2 St An-
drew square
Spalding, Mrs, Circulating li-
brary, 3 Warriston place
Waterloo, 23 Waterloo place
*Waterston, R. 18 Bernard st.
LINEN DRAPERS.
Bowman, John, 3 Ker street
Brown, Thos. 314 Lawnmarket
Ciarkson, James, 7 Melville place
Clinkscales, R. 34 South bridge
Grabble, Henry, 261 High street
Fairbairn and Co. 30 St And. sq.
FL'rrcli, Henry, 33 George street
Heriot, Thomas, 427 Lawnmarket
Ireland, T. and Son, 37 South br.
Keenan, C. 42 North bridge
Lothian, William, 5 Royal exchange
Mathe>on, A. 39 George street
Morison, H. 14 Queensferry st.
M'Gregor, Peter, 30 George st.
M'Intjre, Dan. 351 High street
M'Kinlay, Duncan, 1 Bank street
M'Laren, Duncan, 329 High st.
Mushet, James, 33 Nicolson street
Peter, Charles, 25 Grassmarket
Peattie and Frier, 397 Lawnm.
Pike, Wm. 37 Princes street
Stevenson, Simon, 40 Bristo street
Taap, Wm. 37 North bridge
Thomson, R. & Son, 9 Royal Ex.
Waterston, R. and Co. 1 2 George st
Wemyss, John, 24 Downie place
Wilson, Robert, 4 George street
Wood, Joshua, 363 High street
Wright, P. and R. 16 George st.
LINEN MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c.
Bowie, John, 13 Hanover street
— See App.
Brown and Son, Water of Leith
*Grandison, Wra. 14 Yardheads
Smith, John, 19 Dundas street
Wilson, Robert, 4 George street
LIVERY STABLES.
Anderson, Jas. 11 St James' place
Bruce, J. Mews lane
Farquharson, John, Northd. st.
Gladstone, A. 20 Grassmarket
Greatrex, W. east Rose street lane
Green, Dugald, 123 Grassmarket
Greig, J. 50 Nicolson street
Hobday, T. York lane
Inglis, George, 100 Rose street
Johnston, J. 17 so. back Canong.
Laing) J. and Son, Lothian road
*M'Dougald, A. l25 Constitution
street
M'Intosh, Thos. 26 William st.
Inne
Maitland, Robert, 51 Rose street
Marshall, Wm. Dublin St. lane
Oliver, J. w. Northumb. st. lane
Pringle. J. 3 Crosscausey
Rodgers, John, Thistle lane
Scott, Isaac, Braehouse
Sharp, Wm. 100 Grassmarket
Sommerville, Geo. 26 Grassm.
Sparks, J. Broughton lane
Steventon, John, 55, Rose street
Stewart, Thomas, Charlotte place
Stirlings, 110 Rose street
Whitson, George, Young st. lane
MACHINE MAKERS.
Paterson, And. 29 Leith walk
PrttersDii, John, 25 Greenside row
Thomson, Wm. 120 Fountainbr.
MARBLE CUTTERS.
Lawrieand Ferguson, .35 Leith wk.
Ness, David, ]b I^eith walk
*Thomson, A. and W. 56 and 57
Constitution street
Wallace and White, Shrub place
Williams, W. and G. Broughton st.
MASONS.
(See also Builders.)
Anderson, Tiios. 3 Semple street
Berry, David, 9 Society
*Coulston, Jas. 49 Kirkgate
Cuthbertson, J. Leslie place
Fielding, A. 8 Cumberland street
Harrower, J. Lothian road
Irving, J. 13 n. w. Circus place
Millie, R. 34 Jamaica street
M'Kenzie, S- 63 Hope park end
Malcom, Robert, 3 Market street
Scott, .Tames, 63 Cumberland st.
Sommerville, J- 15 Jamaica street
Taylor, John, 11 s. St James St.
Thornton, A. 2 Cumberland street
W. Wood, 25 James' square
MERCHANTS (GENERAL).
* Anderson, Wm. 33 Constitution
street
* Armstrong, John & Co. Coalfield
lane
* Berry, Geo. and Co. 35 Bernard
street
Bertram, Charles, 24 Castle st.
* Black, J. and Co. 34 Mitchell st.
* Boyd, A . 1 9 Bernard street
*Borthwick, A. and C. Sawmills
*Broadfoot, John, and Son, 16
Assembly street
*Burchard, S. & Co. 138 Consti-
tution street
*Carstairs and Robertson, 99
Trinity house, Kirkgate
*Chrisiie, J. 25 Sheriff brae
*Cockburn, J. H. 124 Constitu»
tion street
* Davidson, J. & Co. Junction st.
*Denovan, H. and Co. 14 Commer-
cial place
* Dudgeon, Jn. and Co. 6 Kirkgate
*Dunlop, G. & Co. 16 John's la.
Edington, James, .33 Mitchell st.
*Flett, Wm. 8 Giles street
Fiendenthal, Maurice, 10 Han- st.
*Gavin, D. 1 1 Dock place
Geddes, A. Queen's place
* Gibson, G. & Son, 69 Constitution
street
* G. 5 John's place
*Goddard, W. M. 56 Giles st.
"^Gray, Wm. and Co. 69 Salamander
street
*Hardieand Co. 37 Charlotte st.
*— J. 43 Mitchell street
*Hay, Thomas, 31 Quality street
Henderson, Robert and Co. 5
Charlotte lane
*Hodge, Patrick, 32 Bernard st.
* Hutchinson, Brothers, 13 Dock
place
* Hutchison and Co. 11 Bernard st.
*Jameson, .las. 21 Timber bush
*Kidd, Jno. 88 Constitution street
*Laing Wm. Tower street, Shore
*Laurie, Son, ai:d Co. 10 Qua-
lity street
*Liddell, RJt. 31 Commercial pi.
*MiIler, J. and Sons, 92 Constitu-
tion street
*Moubray, W. and R. Exchange
buildings
*3I'Laren, and Co. 9 Constitution
street
*M'Kinlay and Deans, 104 Con-
stitution street
*M'Leod, N. 1 Baltic street
*M'Nair, A. 21 Quality street
*Minto, George, 35 Bernard st.
•Mitchell, Jd. and Co. 2 Dock pi.
*Muir, Wm. 17 Quality street
*Neile, R. B. i Baltic street
* Philip, Charles, II Dock place
*Pirgivie, A. 29 Quality street
Reid, Alex. & Co. 10 Dock pi.
* Robt. 3 Morton street
Wm. 12 Hill square
*Rendall, Wm. 32 Tolbooth wynd
* Robertson, Broth. 40 Timber bh.
*Robinow, Sons, and Co. 25 Con-
stitution street
* Scott, Wm. 128 Constitution st.
*Scougall, Ellis, & Co- Old Naval
yard
* Shand, T. A. 9 Bernard street
*Smith, R. M. 35 Bernard street
* William, 93 Giles street
*Somerville, J. 87 Constitution st.
*Steven8on, Henry, 106 Consti"
tution street
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*Stenhouse and Grieve, 115 Con-
stitution street
•Stodart, Geo. 11 Mitchell street
"Storry, J. 34 Coustitutioa street
*Stewart and Black, 121 Consti-
tution street
* Taylor, Bruce, and Co. Old Naval
yard
* James, Old Naval yard
*Thom, Dd. 2b Constitution st.
*rod, Jas. B. 38 Constitution st,
*Turcan and Co. Wet Docks
* Walker, J. W. 4 Quality lane
"Wallace, W. and G. 45 Quality st.
*Watson, John, 48 Constitution st.
*Watt and Yule, 4 Bernard street
*Wilson, James, 19 Qualiiy street
* Williamson and Stark, 23 Ber-
nard street
*Wishart, J. and Son, 21 Q,ueeu
street
* White, A. & Co. 18 Queen st.
*Wood, P. and Co, 41 Bernard
street
* William, 29 Shore
*Young, Arch. 89 Constitution
street
MESSENGERS- AT-ARMS.
Black, George, 30 St James' sq.
Grady, J. 5 High terrace
♦Grant, J. P. 13 Tolbooth wynd
Monros and Drysdale, 4 James' sq.
M'Donald and Webster, 4 St
James' square
M'Donald, Wm. 5 St James' street
M'Lean, W. 39 South bridge
Swanston, W. 23 St James' square
Thomson, W. A, 18 North bridge
Wilkie, Alex, 5 St James' square
METAL MERCHANTS.
*Anderson, Robert, & Co. 21 Con-
stitution street
Campbell, T. B. 18 Greenside pi.
and 1 17 Constitution street*
Gallie, J. B. 58 Highstreat and 96
Constitution street*
Gentleman, James, 40 Leith st.
MIDWIVES.
(Those marked (a) are also Sick-
Nurses.)
Abernethy, Mrs, 27 Clyde street
aAitken, Mrs, 5 no. St James st.
Aitchison, Mrs, 9 St Leonard st,
Baillie, Mrs, 2 Roxburghe street
Baird, Mrs, 42 Candlemaker row
Burnside, Mrs, 52 Hanover street
aCalder, Mis, 33 Richmond place
aCampbell, Mrs, 35 Bristo street
aCameron, Mrs, 27 Brunswick st.
Cormack, Mrs, 1 1 Scotland street
Craig, Mrs, 10 mid, Arthur place
Cuming, Mrs, 38 Brunswick street
aDarg, Mrs, 34 Jamaica street
Davis, Mrs, 48 Abbeyhill
aDickson, Mrs, 15 Catharine st.
Dingwall, Mrs, 15 Richmond pi,
* Elliot, Mrs, 14.5 Kirkgate *
Mrs, 17 William street
Ferguson, Mrs, 47 India place
aFraser, (jl Rose street
'Gordon, Mrs, 28 Water lane
Mrs, 25 Crosscausey
*'Gray, Mrs, 35 Cciattield lane
Hall, Mrs, 5 St Patrick square
Hamilton, Mrs, 8 Queen's place
IIuttoQ, ISlrs, 104 Cancingate
*Jack, jMrs, Glover street
* Johnstone, Mrs, 78 Shore
a Kelly, jNIrs, 23 Howe street
Kinnis, Mrs, 1 Brunswick st,
Lancaster, Mrs, 62 Cuiiberland st,
aLoban, Mrs, 3 Jamaica street
aM'Bean, Mrs, 48 India place
M' Bride, Mrs, 27 William street
aMCardle, Mrs,63 Cumberland st.
*JM'Farlan, Mrs, IjAlbany street
M'Gregor, ftlrs, 6 Brunswick st.
M'Intosh, Mrs, 12 north St David
street
a Mrs, 17 s. St James' st.
M'Kenzie, Mrs, 306 Lawnmarket
M'Lennan, Mrs, 1 Queensf. street
Main, Mrs, 6 south St James' st.
Nisbet, Mrs, 33 Richmond place
Oliver, Mrs, 17 Calton hill
Mrs, 33 Brunswick street
aRenny, Mrs, 38 Brunswick st.
Rodger, Mrs D. 7 Charles street
Sayers, Mrs, 17 so. St James' st.
Sharp, Rlrs, 50 Brunswick street
Shaw, Mrs, 47 Bristo st,
Sinclair, Mrs, 19 Keir street
Smith, Mrs, 68 Rose street
Steele, Mrs, 50 Thistle street
*Tenipleman, Mrs, 118 Kirkgate
Thomson, Mrs, 162 Rose street
Mrs, 1 1 south St James' st.
Wilson, Mrs, 4 Jamaica street
Mrs, 13 Allan street
MILLINERS & DRESS-
MAKERS.
Adam, Mrs, 1.S5 Princes street
* Alexander, Miss, 2 Burns street
Allan, Mrs, 68 Nicolson street
Miss, 117 George Street
Anderson, Miss, 43 Broughton st.
* Miss, n. Junction st.
■ Misses, 35 w- Nicolson st.
Armstrong, JMiss, 42 Princes st.
Balfour, Misses, 20 Elder street
Ballantine, Miss, 6 w, Nicolson st.
*Balmain, Miss, 53 Charl. street
Baird & Lindsay, Misses, 92 Geo.
street
Binnie, Miss, 5 Cheyne street
*Bisset, Mss, 13 Mitchell street
Black & Logan, 85 Gt, King st.
Brown, Misses A, & R. 7 Rich-
mond court
Mrs, 1 Cheyne street
Boyle, Mrs, 21 Bank street
Brooks, Miss J. 46 Nicolson st.
Bruce, Misses, 13 George street
Brumby, Miss, 9 Thistle street
Burn, Misses, 33 Dundas street
Misses, 69 Cattle street
Calderwood, Mrs, 9 George st,
Cameron, Violard, and Co, 86
George street
Carpenter, Miss, 2 St Patrick sq,
Christie, Mi^s, 77 Broughton st.
Cormack, E. 69 Princes street
Darling and M'Laren, 20 Geo, st,
Debrain, Maddl. 88 Princes street
Denevall and Ewart, 33 Castle st.
I'ewar, Mrs, 47 Hanover street
Dick, Misses, 4 Northumberland
place
Misses, 35 Hanover street
Dickson, Miss, 1 Charles street
— — Miss, 1 5 Elm row
*■ Misses, 33 Bridge street
Douglas, Misses, 86 George street
Misses M. and A. 9 Pitt st,
Drever, iMiss, 25 Frederick street
Drover, Miss, 18 Dundas street
Fairgrieve, Mrs, 99 Princes st
Miss H. 30 India street
Ferguson, Miss, 1 St James sq,
Miss E. 43 Thistle street
Fife, Misses, 23 w. Nicolson street
Forsyth, Misses, 85 George street
Fortier, Maddl. C. 55 Piinces st.
Gow, Jliss E. 44 Howe street
Goodsir, Miss, lOso. Charlotte st-
Greathead, Misses, 138 Nicols.st.
Grieve, Misses, 4 Hill square
Misses, 12 Castle street
Hall, Miss, 34 Clerk street
Halliday& Wilson, 1 Deanhaughst.
Heddle, Miss, 66 George street
Henderson, Miss, 10 Elder street
Miss, 96 Canongate
Henry, Misses, 28 Leith street
Hodge and M'Donald, 62 Hanover
street
Hollis, Misses, 34 Frederick street
Hope, Miss E. 10 Jamaica street
Horn, Miss, 2 Clerk street
*Hume, J. and E. 8 Lawrie street
Hutton, Miss, 59 South bridge
Johnston, Misses, 4 Wemyss place
Mrs, 7 Brighton street
Kemp, Miss C. 7 Calton hill
Mrs, 4 Dublin street
Kinniburgh, Miss, 61 North br.
Kerr, Miss, 22 College street
Miss, 17 Scotland street
Knox, Miss, 29 Clarence street
Levack, M. & D. 39 Dundas st.
Laidlaw & Cowan, 294 Lawnmar.
Lightfoot, Mrs, 14 Castle street
244
MIL
professio:ns and trades
NUR
Luke, Miss, 52 Bristo street
M'Comish, Snodgrass, & Co. 112
George street
Mackenzie, Misses, 1 so. St David
street
INIackie, Miss, 1 9 Heriot row
M'Farlan, Misses, 68 Nicolson st.
]\Iackinlay, Miss, 9 Duke street
IM'Minn, Misses, 15 Elder street
*M'Nab, Miss, 24 Queen street
jM'Pherson, E. Fairnington place
IVIacphie, Mrs, 6 New street
I\Ian>on, Miss, 67 George street
Mason, Miss, 10 Greenside place
*Matheson, Miss, 2 Baltic street
"Merrilees, Mrs, 76 Kirkgate
]\Ietcalf, Bartbolomew, and Law,
29 Queen street
Meyer, Madame, 95 George st.
Millar & Co. 8 India place
Miller, Miss, 15 Buccleuch place
* Milne, Mrs, 6 so. Junction street
Montgomery, Miss, 120 Nicolson
street
]Mortimer, Misses, 2 Baxters pi.
Murray, Miss, 7 Charles street
Miss, 45 India place
Nimmo, Miss, 7 Drummond street
Orrock, Misses, 6 Northumb. pi.
Plain, Miss, 2 Hope street
Porteous, Misses, 23 Maitland st.
Pringle, Miss, 141 George street
"Purdie, Miss, 55 Tolbooth wynd
Richards, Mrs, 56 Lothian street
Richardson and Watson, 58 Hano-
ver street
* Robertson, Miss, 62 Kirkgate
Rose, Miss, 29 Frederick street
Ross, Miss J. 91 West bow
Scott, Miss, 106 George street
Sharp, Miss H. 25 Howe street
Shiell, Miss, 18 Brunswick street
Shillinglaw, I\Iiss E, and C. 124
Pleasance
Simpson, Miss, 21 St Andrew sq.
Skirving, Miss, 14 Union place
Sloan, Miss, 35 w. Nicolson st.
Smith, Miss S. 15 s. College st.
Mrs Jas. 33 & 65 George st.
* Spalding. Miss, 66 Kirkgate
Steele, Misses, 23 South bridge
Stephen, E. Morningside
Stewart, Mrs, 5 Elm row
— — Miss, 5 Howe street
Swinton, Misses, 8 Dundas st.
Tail, Misses, 33 Thistle street
* Taylor. Misses, Hillhousefield
Miss, 62 Cumberland street
Thomson, Mrs .1. 41 Bristo street
* Miss, Kirkgate
Miss, 6 Brighton street
Misses, 32 Kirkgate
Miss, 7 east Register st.
TurnbuU, Miss, 4 Raebuin place
Veitch, Miss, 46 Castle street
"Walker, IMi.-, 34 Howe street
Watson, Misses, 3 Grove place
Weatherly, Mrs, 42 Cumberl. st.
Welsh, Miss, 17 Howe street
Whilles, C. & M. 3 Portland pi.
White, Mrs, 7 Charles street
E. and J. 6 Calton street
Wilkinson, Miss, 58 Hanover st.
Williams, Mrs, 4 Elm row
Wilson, INIiss, 6 n. w. Circus pi.
* Misses, 26 Couper st.
*Winton, Misses, 59 Constitution
street
Wright, Miss, 12 Melville place
Wybber, Mrs, 2 1 Castle street
Young, Mrs, 1 1 south College
street
MILL-MASTERS.
Bell, Wm. Canonmills
Hay, John, Bonington
King, Allan, Canonmills
Lawrie, William, Coltbridge mills
Roberts, John, Canonmills
Thomson, D. Dairy mills
Aw. Bells Mills
Watson, Robt. Water of Leith
MILLWRIGHTS.
Bertram, W. 14 east Sciennes st.
King, Archibald, Grove house
MUSICIANS.
* Anderson, James, 118 Kirkgate
John, Jackson's close, 209
High street
Cameron, Alex. Advocates' close
Marshall, Francis, 23 Downie pi.
St Clair, John, 79 South bridge
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
MAKERS & MUSIC SEL-
LERS.
Croal, Geo. 27 Hanover street
Glen, Thomas, 2 North Bank st.
Hamilton and Miillar, 116 Geo. st.
Mortimer, Anderson, & Co. 101
George street
Paierson and Roy, 27 Geo. street
Purdie, Robert, 83 Princes street
Robertson, A. 39 Princes street
Roughead & Anderson, 7 Sciennes
Townsend, W. 9 Greenside place
Wood and Co. 12 Waterloo place
NAILERS.
*Fairgrieve, William, 8 Dock street
* Harlow, John, Storrie's Alley
* Mrs Wm. 31 Commercial pi.
NEWSPAPERS.
Advertiser Office, 279 High street
Caledonian Mercury office, 265
High street
Evening Courant office, 1 90 High
street — counting room, 178
Evening Post and Standard office,
16 south St David street
Gazette office, 13 north Bank st.
North British Advertiser office, 5
Melbourne place
Observer office, 377 High street
Pilot office, 241 High street
Scotsman office, 257 High street
True Scotsman Office, 10 Hunter
square
Weekly Chronicle offi. 241 High st.
Weekly Journal office, 251 Highst
Weekly Register Office, 23 Water
loo place
Witness Office, 297 High street
NURSES (SICK.)
(See also Midwives.)
Anderson, Jlrs, 1 62 Rose street
Chambers, Mrs, 5 so. James street
Cormack, Mrs, 4 Windmill lane
Dodds, Mrs, 67 Cumberland st.
Fife, Mrs, east Lochend close
Greenshields, Mrs, 50 Brunsk. st.
Harper, Mrs, 161 Rose Street
Hume, Mrs, 4 west Richmond st.
Hutchison, Mr, 18 Bedford st.
Jack, Mrs, 59 Broughton street
Kay, Mrs, 15 Charles street
Kemp, Mrs, 37 William street
Kinnell, Mrs, 5 James' place
Leslie, Mrs T. 14 Richmond pi.
M'Bain, Mrs, 9 St Bernard row
M'Lean, Mrs, 16 Jamaica street
Pariss, ]Mrs, 132 Rose street
Philip, Mrs, 8 Barony street
Prager, Mrs, 22 St John's street
Rattray, Mrs, 47 India place
Reston, Mrs, 37 New street
Rex, Mrs, 9 Lauriston street
Richardson, Mrs, 5 Church street
Rutherford, Mrs, 16 Jamaica street
Shanks, Mrs, Broughton court
Sharp, Mrs, 44 India place
Shirley, Mrs, 6 so. St James' st.
Tait, Mrs, 30 Abbey hill
Thomson, Mrs, 162 Rose st.
Mrs, 2 Drummond street
Thorburn, Mrs, 19 Salisbury st.
Trippney, Mrs, 9 Abbey strand
Winton, Mrs, 9 William st.
NURSERY & SEEDSMEN.
Archibald, Geo. 12 St Patrick sq.
Cunningham, James, Comely bank
Dicksons & Co. 1 Waterloo place
Dickson, J. & Sons, 32 Hanov. st.
Eagle & Henderson, 99 High st.
Lawson, P. & Son, 1 Geo. IV.br.
*Nicol, G- Leith mount
*Purdie and Merrilees, Stanwell
lodge
Reid, David & Son, Leith walk
* John, Easter road
Shanklie, Wm. Leith walk
Wright, and Sons 1 Greenside pi.
PAI
IN I^DIXBUIIGH AND LEiTrt.
I^AP
245
OIL MERCHANTS.
Dawson, Wm. 20 Elbe street
M'Pherson, John, 4 Melbourne pi.
*Millar and Arthur, 5 Shore
Smiths & Co- 1 Blair street
OPTICIANS & PHILOSO-
PHICAL JNSTRUAIENT
MAKERS.
Adie and Son, 60 Princes street
Aloe, S. 12 Greenside street
Davidson, Thos. 12 Royal Exch.
Dunn, Thos. 50 Hanover street. —
See Adv.
Franks, B- 1 Elm Row
Kemp & Co. 53 South bridge
Liddoll, J. J. 3 Hanover street
Morton, A, 7 College street
Salom, B. & Co. 3 1 St And. sq.
Sanderson, G. 94 Pleasance
Stevenson, Peter, 9 Lothian street
PAINTERS.
(Those marked (a) are Painters and
Glaziers ; and those (b) Painters
and Paperhangers. )
aAikman, J. 6 Queensferry street
bAitchison, Mrs H. 22 Nelson st.
Ballantyne & Allan, 15 Hanov. st.
Bayne, Menzies, juo. 27 Elder st.
Bishop and Milne, 3 Albert pi.
Bradley, John, & Co. 10 Howe st.
Breck, John, 34 Castle street
Brodie, J. & H. 19 Greenside place
Brown, A. 66 Nicolson street
Brumby and Thomson, 65 Han. st.
Bryce, A- 243 Canongate
Cameron, D. 51 Lothian street
Chalmers, F. 15 George street
Cleland, Peter, 4 Howe street
aCropper, W. 1 India street
Cuthbertson, Robt. 17 Dundas st.
Dewar, Jno. 82 Rose street
Dods, Peter, Summer place
Donaldson, John, 5 Carnegie st.
Edgar, James, 1 Lord Russell pi.
Ferguson, Peter, 6 Brown street
aPinlayson, John, 4 Tiviot row
Fortune, John, 44 India sreet
Fowler, A. 5 Duncan st.
*aGavin, P. & Co. 6 Commerc. pi.
Gibson, Wm. 8 Howe street
*a Gilchrist, George, 33 Kirkgate
Glass, Wm. 9 Adam street
Glover, J. 8 Leith terrace
aGraham, T. 1 so. Melville place
Grant, Robt. 2 n. w. Circus place
Gunn, James, 3 Calton street
*Haddon, Rob. 97 Constitution st,
aHall, Thomas, 2 Elder street
bHay, D. R. 90 George street
Henderson, John, 4 Spence's pi.
Howison, Wm. 27 Frederick street
* Johnstone, R. 10 Charlotte street
Knight, John, 1 Young street
Law, James, 1 no. Bank street
Lindsay, Jas. 37 w. Nicolson st.
Lithg.'w and Purdie, 60 Han. st.
M'Culloch, John, 2U Home st.
M'Donald, J. & Co. 13 Drumd. st
b.Vl'Kay and Ferrier, 13 so. St
David sf.
M-Leod, Kenneth, 14 Thistle st.
.\i '.Murray, .John, 2 Nicolson sq.
Malcolm. VVni. 33 Hanover st.
Milne, Wm. 3 Picardy place
-Mitchelson, J. R. 100 Rose st.
Motlat, Wm. 15 Elm row
Morrison, J. 24 Howe street
Musgrave, John, 2 Dublin st.
bNicol, Hobt. 34 Frederick street
aNonie, R. & Son, w. Reg. st.
Off, G. A. 4 vv. Salisbury pi.
a James, 70 Crosscauseway
aOwen, Charles, 2 vv. Preston sr.
tiReid, Robert, 3 Blenheim pi.
Ritchie, Thos. 239 High street
hRmss, John, 8 west Nicnison st.
*Robertson, A. 7 Bernard Gt.
tjRuddiman, T. n. Sc Andrew st.
aScott, A. 62 Bristo street
aSliand, James, 71 Bronghton st.
bSlieppard, J. 21 Frederick st.
James, 107 George street
Sinn, Andrew, '^9 Riclimond pi.
Smith and Linron, 21 George st.
aScewart, A. 95 Princes street
John, 15 Nicolson sq.
aStotf, W. 29 Diindas st.
aSuiherland, G- 1 14. High st.
Tod and Mit-kel, 33 Dundas st.
Wands, W. 23 Howe street
*Waters, W. 39 Bridge street
Whyte, Wm. 5 Castle street
Wilson, John, 3 James' square
a Robert, 60 Clerk street
Wintour, J. and I. 12 Djwnie
place
Young, A. 53 Clerk street
a David, Spring gardens
HISTORICAL.
Allan, Sir Wm. 72 Gt. King st.
Archer, James, 6 St Vincent st.
Blackburn, S. 7 London street
Bonnar, Wm. 28 London street
Christie, Alex. 20 Forth street
Harvey, G. 15 Brunswick street,
Hillside
Lauder, Jas. E. 24 Fettes row
Scott, David, Esq. east Dairy house
LANDSCAPE.
Fenwick, Thos. 17 St James sq.
Ferguson, James, 5 Picardy place
Hill, D. O. 28 laverleith row
M'Culloch, H. 12 Howard place
M'Ewao, Wm. 1 Gardner's cres.
Stevenson, Jas. 74 George street
Stewart, J. L. 25 e. Claremont st,
Townsend, W. H. 9 Greenside pi.
Williams, J. F. 121 Princes st.
MINIATURE.
Anderson, Miss, 16 s. Charlotte st.
Bremner, Mrs G. S. 59 Lauristoii
place
* Bruce, George, London i ow
Faed, John, 5 York place
Douglas, Miss, 13 Hart street
M'Leay, Kenneth, 30 Stafford st.
Mather, G. IM. 63 Princes st.
.^lusgrave, W. T. 1 Nelson st.
]\Irs, 1 Nelson street
Roidnsoii, Wm. 76 Broughton st.
Walsh, Benj. 32 St Andrew sq.
PORTRAIT & MINI A-
TURE.
Laird, Miss A. H. 44) Howe street
Perrigall, A. 21 Hill st SesAdv.
PORTRAIT.
Alexander, D. 9 Manor place
*Baird, R. G. Suinmerfielii
BalUntyiie, John, 8 Picardy pi.
Crombie, W. B. 47 Gt. King st.
Cumminu, James, 2 Mound pi.
Douglas, James, 9 Hill square
Duncan, Thos. 3 Gloucester pi.
Gordon, J. Watson, 123 George nI.
Howie, James, 45 Princes street
Iniies, Ri.bt. 48 Frederick street
Irvine, Jno. 29 Broughton place
Lauder, J. E. 24 Fettes row
Lindsay, Geo. 51 North bridge
M'Culloch, D. W. 30 Hanov. st.
M'Leay, K. 30 Stafford street
M'Kenzie, S. 27 Howe street
Nicholson, W. 29 Castle street
Pairman, J. 30 Royal Circus
Scott, James, 63 Frederick street
Sheriff, John, 26 Frederick street
Smith, Colvin, 32 York place
Steell, Gourlay, (also animal,)
32 Dundas sr.
Stewart, J. H. I Alva street
Watson, Wm. Smellie, 10 Forth st.
PAPER-HANGING MANU-
FACTURER.
Aldridge, Thos. & Co. 4 Mound
PAPER MAKERS.
Cadell, W. & Co. Royal Exchange
Cameron and Co. 13 Bank st.
Cowan and Co. 17 Princes street.
Tullis, R. & Co. 14 St James sq.
PAPER STAINER.
William Wilkie, 5 1 George St.
MARBLED-PAPER
MAKER.
Turnbull, John, Allan's close
PAPER RULERS.
Black, John, Carrubber's close
Currie and Lamb, 10 Hunter sq,
Napier, Win. 187 High street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
PRI
PARCHMENT MAKER.
Williamson, F. Boningtou bridge
PAWNBROKERS.
Albion Loan Company, 98 Rose
St. H, V. M' Donald, manager
Ballantyne, J- 118 High street
Dowie, Charles, 1 0 High street
Equitable Loan Co- of Scotland, 4
Milne square, G. Edge, manager
— See Adv.
Ferguson, James, 312 Lawnmarket
Friendly Loan Co. 1 Milne's court
*Garldnd, J. O. 33 St Andrew st.
* Gilbert, J. 40 Tolbooth wynd
*Haldane, John, 9 Riddel's close
Hutton, Arch. 232 Canongate
Johnston, Sirs, 64 High street
Loan Co., Edin. 39 South bridge
Munro, Alex. 276 Canongate
Short, James, 35 Leith street
Sinclair, Alex- 42 Blair street
South Bridge Co. 35 South br.
Thomson, John, 44 South bridge
Union Loan Co. 13 Terrace
PERFUMERS.
(See Hairdressers.)
PEWTERERS.
Ramage, Adam, Lothian road
Scott, William, 108 West bow
Whyte, Robt. 235 High street
PICTURE-FRAME
MAKERS.
Crichton, A. 54 Princes street
Paton, Hugh, Adam square
Robertson, Alex. Rosh st. lane
Taylor, J. Assembly rooms
Thomas, 1 Forth street
PIPE MAKERS.
*Donaldson, Wm. Morton street
*Rattray, Thomas. 90 Giles st.
Whyte, T. and Co. Jack's close
PLASTERERS.
Anderson, Jas. Lothian road
Annan, Jas. 9 Queensferry street
Baird, Wm. 4 Queensferry street
Begbie, F. 179 Canongate
J. 67 Canongate
Berry, Lawrence, 3 Greenside row
Forrest, Wm. 1 1 Bread street
Grieve, Jas. 49 Thistle street
Hindshaw, J. 2 Hamilton place
Innes, Charles, 153 Rose street
Mackay, A. 327 High street
*]Marshall and Sutherland, 45 Con-
stitution street
M'Leod, Norman, 14 Arthur st.
M'Pherson, A., & Son, 6 Rich-
mond pend
Paterson & Son, Bellevue crescent
Ramage and Son, 15 Jamaica st.
♦Ritchie, Walter, 37 Tolbooth
wynd
Strachan, Jas. 12 Gardner's or.
Isaac, 1 Athole lane
Tait, James, 1 Mound place
PLUMBERS.
(Those marked (a) are also
Glaziers. )
Allan, J. 112 Nicolson street
Brodie & Hume, 21 w. Register
street and 99 Constitution St.*
Campbell, James, Charlotte place
Carstairs, M. 71 Northd. st.
aChapman, T. & Son, 9 Young st.
Dick, John, 59 Albany street
John, 151 Rose street
Gair, James, 69 Clerk street
a* Gibson, J. & Son, 22 Dock st.
W. & Son, 8 Greenside st.
Hay & Addis, 79 George street
Jackson, Thos. 37 Howe street
Kay, Alex. 144 Princes street
Gavin, 18 w. Preston street
Kirkwood, Wm. w. Thistle st. lane
Low, John, 4 Brighton street
M'Culloch, Thos. Lothian road
M'Kenzie, John, 15 Rose street
*M'Pherson, Jas. 103 Constitu. st.
Marshall, Jas. Albany lane
Marshall, John, 15 w. Register st
Wm. & Son, 13 George st.
Miller, John, 6 Vennel
Moncur, John, Earl Grey street
Peter, Alex. 1 Dundas street
Simpson & Son, 29 High street
Thomson, Geo. e. end Jamaica st.
*Thorburn, Jas. 118 Kirkgate
Wilson, Robert, 6 Earl Grey st.
POCKET-BOOK, JEWEL,
AND DRESSING-CASE
MAKERS.
M'Millan, D. 90 South bridge
Williams, J. 8 North bridge
Wilson, & Co., 21 George street
— See Ap/i.
POULTERERS.
Carmichael, R. 60 Queen street
Elliot, Charles, 1 Albany street
Hill, John, 60 Broughton street
Muirhead, C. 79 Queen street
Norman, Robert, 6 Queensfy. st.
Sharp, Isabella, 13 Dundas street
Simpson, Chas. 7 Poultry market
* Thomson, Mrs, Market
Young, Mrs & Son, 6 Poultry m.
PRINTERS, LETTER-
PRESS.
(Those marked (a) are also
Publishers.)
Allan, Thos. & Co. 265 Highst.
*Allardice and Laughtou, 133
Kirkgate
Anderson, M. Mound place
& Bryce, 160 High street
Armour, Henry, 18 Buccleuch pi.
Balfour & Jack, 36 Niddry street
Ballantyne & Hughes, Paul's work
Black, William, manager for her
Majesty's late printers, Blair st.
Brown, Peter, 19 St James' sq.
aBrydone, J. 17 Hanover street
Burnet, J. so. e. lane. Thistle st.
Burness, W. 1 no. St Andrew st.
Cannon, A. 16 s. St David st.
Clarke, J. k Co. O. Stamp offi. cl.
Colston, Alexander, e. Rose lane
Constable, Thomas, to her Majesty,
1 1 Thistle street
Edin. Print. Co. 12 s. St Day. st.
Elder, John, Anchor close
Fairgrieve & Co., 54 Rose st.
Forrester, Wm. 6 St Andrew sq.
HGall, James, 38 North bridge
Glass, E. 44 South bridge
Gray, J. and J. 5 Melbourne pi.
— — William, 2 Greenside place
Greig, John, 433 Lawnmarket
Harthill & Son, Anchor close
Hogg, J. Nicolson street
■^Heriot, William, 17 Quality st.
Hutchison, John, 16 Clyde street
*Hyne, John, 5 Old Bridge end
Johnstone, John, 104 High street
Lawrie, A. & Co. 13 n. Bank st.
Logan, Geo. 86 Pleasance
M'Pherson & Sime, Rose st. lane
Marshall, R. east Rose street lane
Menzies, R. 20 Bank street
Miller, D. & W., O. Stamp offi. cl.
Moir, Geo. 10 n. St Andrew st.
Muirhead, J. and C. 91 Rose st.
JMurray, And. 1 Milne square
Neill & Co. 10 Old Fishm. close
aOliver and Boyd,T\veeddale court
Orphoot, J. 46 Nicolson street
Paton, Hugh, Adam square
a T. 4 n. w. Circus place
Pillans, H. and J. 7 James' court
Reid, M. W. 4 Nottingham place
a* William & Son, 36 Shore
Ruthven, Jas. sen. e. Rose lane
James, 4 n. Bank street
Shortrede, And., Geo. IV. bridge
Smellie, Alex. Anchor close
Stark, & Co. Old Assembly close
Stevenson & Co. 32 Thistle street
Stewart, John, Erodie's close
Thomson, John, 1 Milne square
aThornton& Collie, 19s.StDa. st.
Tofts, Wm. 23 Drummond st.
Turnbull, A. & Co. 317 High st.
Walker, James, 6 James" court
Wallace, R. & Co. Register place
PRINTERS, (LITHOGRA-
PHIC.)
Boyle, John, l42 High street
Crighton, A. 54 Princes street
Duncan & Co. I Gabriel's road
Forrester, Wm. 6 St Andrew sq.
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Hall, Joseph, Lothiau road
*Huuie. 11. W. 52 Shore
Inglis & Co. 1 1 Mpunn
Leith, Saml. 9 s. St Audiew st.
M'Glashan. AIp.k. 26 Clyde :-t.
Nichol, W. & Co. 1 1 Hanover st.
Nimino, Jas. 7 Ciiirubber's close
Pock, W. and Son, 6 George street
Ruthven, James, 4 Bank street
Smith, J. 30 Ilaaovej' street
Turner, J. and Co. Lothian road
PRINTERS' LEAD-
CASTER
Napier, J. 13 w. Nicolson street
PRINTERS' JOINERS.
Donaldson, A. and Sons, so. Nid-
dry street '
Neil and Company, 10 Old Fish-
market cidse
Steel, David, 41 Cowgate
PRINTING & COPYING
PRESS MAKERS.
Craik, Wm. 5 Church street
Ritchie, Pat. 6G Nicolson street
Ruthven, John, 23 New street
PROFESSORS OF UNI-
VERSITY.
Alison, Dp W. P. Practice of
medicine, 44 Heriot row
Ballingall, Sir George, military
surgery, 13 Heriot row
Bell, G- J. of the law of Scotland,
3 Park place
Brunton, A., D.D., Hebrew, Col-
lege
Chalmers, Rev. Dr, Churchhill,
Morningside
Christison, Dr, materia medica,
5 Randolph crescent
Dunbar, G. Greek, Rose park
Ferrier, J. F. universal history,
14 Carlton street
Forbes, James D. natural philoso-
phy, 15 Atnslle place
Graham, Dr R. medicine and bo-
tany, 35 Howe street
Haiiiilton, Sir W. logii-. and metji-
physics, 16 Great King street
Henderson, Dr Johr, medicine
and general pachol gy, 63
Nortliumberland sue.-t
„ Thus, astronomy, I Hill-
side crescent
Hope, Dr Tho. C. chenaistry and
chemical pharmacy, 31 Moray
place
Jameson, Robt. natural history,
21 Royal circus
Kelland, P. mathematics, 6
Inverleith row
Low, D. agriculture, 2 Hanr. st.
Monro, Dr A. practical anatomy
and surgery. University
Napier, Macvey, conveyancing,
39 Castle street
Pillans, J. humanity, 19 London
street
Simpson, Dr J. Y. midwifery, 22
Albany street
Spalding, W. rhetoric and belles
lottres, 1 1 London street
Syme, James, clinical surgery,
9 Charlotte square
Thomson, Allan, M.D-, institutes
of medicine, HO Geurge sireet
Tiail,Dr, medical jurisprudence,
13 Gloucester place
Welsl), Rev. David, divinity and
church hi^t. 59 Melville st.
Wilson, J. moral philosophy, 6
Gloucester place
PUNCH (STEEL) CUTTERS.
Sedigmaii, F. Craijiside-hoiise
Skirvlng, John, 31 Bucdeuch pi.
QUILL MANUFACTURERS
AND PEN-MAKERS,
Duncan, A. and Son, J 8 South
St Andrew sireet
RECORDERS.
Hay, J. ot Calt. burying ground,
21 Calton hill
Hunter, John, for Can. 179 Can.
•Walker, Jas. (for South Leith)
27 Giles street
*Si;otland, Thos. (for No. Leith)
40 Bridge street
Siine, J.,Buccleuch and Newing-
ton bury, grounds, 26 Crosse
Brown, Gordon, St Cuttiberts, 34
Buccleuch place
Thomson, H. Greyfriars, 23 Geo.
IV. Bridge
RECTIFIERS.
*Anderson, Jas. 1 1 Giles street
*B a. k, John, 33 Mitchell st.
*Buchan, Mathew, 32 Bern. st.
•Duiilop, William, 69 Constitu-
tion street
J. Usher, 60 Cowgate
ROPE & SAIL MAKERS.
*Calder, William, 8 Bridge st.
Camel on, Tims. 1 Bath street
*Edin. Ropery Co. 28 Bath st
'Edmond, John, 64 shore
*Gavin, I'eter, & Son, 1 1 Dock pi.
Gilmore, W. 5(5 Grassmarket
*Leith Ropery Co. 31 Bath st.
Lindsay, Georj^e, Horse wynd,
Cowgate
Milne, William, 78 Abbeyhill
Nevvlands, T. and Son, 106
Grassinarket
Robertson, James, 104 Grassm.
* Smith and Graham, 8 Bern. st.
* Stalker, Wm. 3 Bernard st.
Thomson, Miss, 7 St Patrick st.
RUSSIA WAREHOUSE.
Duncan, Geo. 325 High street
Gardner, Thomas, 51 Fred. st.
SADDLERS AND HARNESS
MAKERS.
Ainslieand Sutherland, 12 Prin»
ces street
Berry, James, 13 Bread street
Boog and lingers, 80 Princes st.
Carlrae, W. 7 Queensf'erry st.
Chalmers, G. 65 Clerk street
Fulton, A. 18 Hanover St.
Gray, J. W. 58 Grassmaiket
Grieve, Robt. 599 Lawnniarket
Hunter, John, .32 Fountainbr.
*M'Alpiii, Wm. 10 Broad wynd
M'Donald, A. 31 Gras.-market
M'Uonald, Adam, 38 Grassm.
;\I'Intosh, J. Lothian road
Miller, Alex. 27 Lothian st.
Newton, W. & A. 1 so. St David
street
*Nichol, Jon. & Jas. 23 Kirkgate
Paton, A, 1 west Register street
R>mer, J. and A. 29 Princes si.
Sawers, P. 6-3 Princes street
Sim, Robert, 24 Grassmarkct
Watt, A. 7 south St David st.
SAILCLOTH & LINEN
FACTOR.
*Alison, David, 22 Bernard st.
SALT WAREHOUSES.
* Cameron, J. 7 Old Bridge end
*Davidson & Cn. Junction st.
*Laird, A. 22 Constitution sireet
SCULPTORS.
Forrest, R. National monument
Macaulay, A. 12 Windmill st.
Ritchie, A ex. H. 92 Princes st.
.T. Lothian road
Thomas, Lothian road
Steell, Juhn, .3 Randolph place
SEAL ENGRAVERS.
(See also Jewellers & Lapidaries.)
Butters, L. 41 George street
Deuchar, A. 73 Geo.st. — See Adv.
Kirkwood, H. 3 so. St And. st.
M'Kean, James, 3 Elder street
Murdoch, C. 23 George street
Watt, David, 67 North bridge
Peterkin, J. 3 so. College street
SHAWL MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Fleming, Thomas, 31 South br.
J. and W. Howison, 2 Drum-
mond street
Sime, David & Son, 27 South br.
Sinclair, John, jun.79 South br.
Smith, George, 108 South br.
James, juii, 63 George st.
Robeit, 77 Princes street
Summers, T. 49 Prince's street
Welsh, Mathew, 81 Southbridge
Wigham, J, tertius, 32 Nicolson st
SHIP BROKERS.
Those marked (a) are Ship and
Insurance Brokers.
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PliOFESSIONS AND tSADES
STL
* Crease, Archd. 13 Bernard st.
a Denovau& Co. 14) Commercial
place
a* Duncan, Jas. & Co. 9 Baltic st.
*M'Naughton, A. 135 Constit. st.
*Mitc.hell, J. and Co. Dock pi.
*Stenhouse, A. & G. Wet Docks
*Thomsnii, A. & W. Exchange
Buildings
*Torrence, JdS. Bathfield
SHIP BUILDERS.
*Biittiment, J. 56 Bridge st.
* Innos, Rob. 8 Bridge street
♦Menzies & Co. Wet dock
*Rose, L. & Son, Wet dock
SHIP CHANDLERS.
*Bolton & Co. 16 and 17 Com-
mercial place
*Dishington, Thos. 57 Shore
* Gavin, P. & Co. 6 Commer. pi.
* Murray, Jas. 25 Citadel
SHIPMASTERS.
*Adamson, B. 59 Charlotte st.
*Allan, D. Portland ter.
•Anderson, Wm. Water close
*Baillie, Peter, 30 Giles street
*Baxter, Wm. 8 Albany street
'Bell, Alex. 2 Portland terrace
*Bisset, Thomson, Regent st.
•Brownhlll, D. 18 Couper st.
*Congleton, T. old Sugar-h.cl.
*Currie, Adam, 2 Queensferry
road
*Dick, Wm. 4 Riddel's close
*Dickson, Jas. 2 Broad wynd
* Douglas, John, 4 Portland ter.
*Duncan, S. 3 Hamburg: place
*Farquhar, John, 64 Shore
*Fyall, Thos. 2 Hamburg pi.
*Gallaway, Alex. 5 Coburg st.
*Gavin, Wm. Madeira street
*Gunn, A. 5 Hope terrace
*Hall, John, 4 Hermitage hill
*Halcrow, John, Helen street
*Lawson, J. 6 Cannon street
*Lithgow, Peter, 9 Dock st.
*Lyall, Rob. 18 Albany street
*M'Aall, Wm. 24 Couper st.
*Mackie, Thos. 4 London row
*M'Kenzie, 3 Hamburg pi.
*Mann, Benjamin, 20 Shore
•Marshall, Geo. 20 Shore
*Meiklereid, David, 41 Shore
*Monzies, John, 1 London row
Miller, A. n. Junction street
* George, Hamburg pi.
•Morrison, Dan. Hillhousefield
cottage
" Geo. 9 Albany street
* Wm. 4 London row
*Muiiro, David, 21* Couper st.
*Nicolson, James, Regent st.
*Packwood, Tho. 18 Couper st.
*Punton, Geo. 5 Admiralty st.
*Robertson, Arthur, Madeira st.
* James, 8 Albany street
* James, jun. s. Forth st.
*Scott, Alex. Madeira street
* Andrew, Madeira place
* Sinclair, Robert, Bathfield
* Smith, Alex. 14 Albany st.
*Smith, Walter, 3 Portland ter.
*S outer, Peter, Madeira place
*Straiton, John, 4 Hamburg pi.
*Swanson, Daniel, 2 Madeira pi.
* Dan. jun., 4 Hope terrace
* Sword, James, 47 Couper st.
*Thomson, A. 70 Tolb. wynd
* William, Madeira street
*Turnbull, W. 1 Regent street
* Why te, J. 7 Hope terrace
SHIPOWNERS.
*Galloway, John, Hillhousefield
Hardie, Drummond, Queens' pL
* J. 33 Charlotte street
* — • — Thomas, 10 John's place
*Henderson, Jas. Madeira pi.
*Jackson, D. 72 Kirkgate
Kirk, Robert, Cassels place
Smith, John, 1 George place
*Swanson, Robert, 2 Shore
*Turcan& Co. Wet Docks
Waldie, James, 32 Queen's pi.
Warden, Peter, Bathfield
*Wood, P. & C. 41 Bernard st.
SHIPPING COMPANIES.
Aberdeen and Inverness Steam-
ship office, 27 Princes street
*Aberdeen, Leith, & Clyde Co.
Wet Dock I
*Dundee, Perth, and London
Co. 2 Dock place
General Steam Navigation Co.
14 Shore, & 21 Waterloo pi.
* Glasgow & Edinburgh Canal
Shipping Co. 54 Timber
bush. — See ^pp.
*Hull and Leith Co. 80 Shore.
*Hull and Leith Steam-packet
Co. 44 Bernard street
* Inverness and Leith Co. 28
Constitution street.
*Leith & Greenock Co. 2 Dock
* , Hamburg, and Rotter-
dam, Wet Docks
* and Newcastle Steamer,
Tower st.
*Liverpooland Leith packet Co.,
Victoria Wharf, 24 Sheriff
brae
*Liverpool and Leith Co., Wet
docks
Liverpool and Glasgow Steam-
packet office, 3 High terrace
*London and Edinburgh Co. 67
Shore
*Londonand Leith Old Co. 71
Shore
^London, Leith, Edinburgh, and
Glasgow Co. 45 Sbore. — See
Adv.
* London and Leith Steam Yacht
Co. 45 Shore
*Leith & Berwick Co. Wet Dock 1
*Ross & Morayshire Co. Tower st. i
* Steam-towing Co. Com. place
* Stirling and Leith Co. 2 Dock
place
Thurso Shipping Co. Dock place
*VVick and Leith Shipping Co.
Wetdocks
SILK AND SHAWL
CLEANERS.
Constable, J. & M. 66 Lothian
street
Johnston, Mrs, 21 Carnegie street
Stead, Mrs, 8 Sciennes
Smith, JMrs J. 46 Lothian street
SILK MERCERS.
Aitken, Alex. 20 n. w. Circus p.
Anderson, J. jun. 1 IVicolson st.
Blackwood, T. & J. 43 Geo. st.
Blair, Chas. 73 George street
Coats, Thomas, 46 South bridge
Cowan & Strachan, 15 Princes st.
Fergusoti, Smith, 5 George st.
Gregg, D. & Co. 30 Prince's st.
Gregg and Miller, 6 George street
Hutton, Robert, 36 South bridge
Kennington & Jenner, 47 Princes
street
Leechman, James, 85 George st.
Leslie, John & Co. 21 Picardy pi,
Meyer, IMons. 95 George st.
*Milner, Mrs, 4 Kirkgate and 5
Baxter's place
Mortimer & Graham, 27 Princes
street
Patterson, A. 65 George street
Patison and Pringle, 6 South br.
Reid, John, Anderson, & Co. 75
George st.
Renton, W. and Co. 14 Princes st.
Richar^lson A. 41 Si 43 Fiede-
rick street
Romanes & Paterson, 59 N. bridge
Spittal, J. & Son, 12 St Andrew
square
Wemyss, John, 24 Downie place
Wilson, J. 3 South bridge
SILVERSMITHS.
(See Goldsmiths and Jewellers.)
Campbell, C. 8 M'Dowall street
Turner, Peter, Dalrjr lane
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Urquhart, John, 47 High strRet
Ivol) and Whittet, 3 Thistle st. lane
Wilkie, Andrew, 45 High street
Weir, Samuel, 13 Caual street
SILVER PLATERS.
B-nnet, William, 94 Wist bow
Glass, Rubert, 322 Laanmaiket
Simpson and Graham, Mound pi.
SKINNERS AND WOOL
DEALERS.
(Those marked { a) are also
Tanners.)
Adatn & Son, Bonington mills
Baird, John, Fowburu
Thomas, Powburn
Legget, David, Cidibriiijje
Robert, Water of Leith
aLauder, John, Silvermills
Russell, Robert, Caiioiiniills
Stark, J. Water of Leith
Wiilker, Tlliimas, Bells mills
aWhite, R. Bonington
SLATERS.
(Those marked (a) are also Plum-
bers, and those (b) Glaziers.)
bField and Allan, -27 Fred. st.
bBaxier, J. an<i Jas. 18 Leith st.
bBreck, A. 15 Frederick street
*Christie, George, 25 Giles st.
Clark, William, 166 High street
John, 84 George street
♦Crawford, MrsPb.^97 Kirkgate
Dodds, Andrew, 129 High street
* Fortune, Robert, & Co. Bun-
ningtoii road
Gavin, INI. 2 Nottin(;hwm ter.
Henderson, John, 38 George st.
M'Kenzie, Wm. 233 Canongate
Messer, Jas. 32 St Leonaid st.
abNotman, J. and Co. Bellevue
cottage
Robb, W. 56 Crosscausey
Sinton, W. 11 St Leonard's lane
Slater, John, 138 Canongate
Stewart, John, 30 Alva st.
Stuart, Owen, l2 n. St And. st.
Trotter, John, 1 Clerk street
Watson, James, Canonmills
Wilson, David, 1 Portland place
b James, 27 Howe street
b Young, John, 11 Calton street
*b J. 50 Constitution street
SMITHS
(Those marked (a) are Farriers
and those (b) Winding-up-
Jaek Makers)
*aAitkens, James, 14 Piitterrow
*a T. 65 Charlotte street
aArcher, Mark, Duke street
Auchincloss, J. 19 Rose street
Bell, John, 166 Ross street lane
Bell, Peter, 0 n. w. Circus pi.
Bogie, Jos. Thistle lane
aBrown, Jas. 140 Fountainbridge
b William, 26 High Culton
*• William, Ferry road
*Bryce, Wm. 28 Sandport street
Bruce, W. and J. 7 Old Physic
Gardens
Brydon, T. 76 Causeysidc
C'alder, Thos. 2 Albany street
Carrick, Alex. 149 Rose street
Jas. 156 Rose street
Chishdlni, Jno. 29 Horse wynd
Cluy, John, Circus lane
aColdwell, Dav. Bangholm
Jas. Raeburn place
Corniack, D. and Son, I Terrace
Crawford, D. 132 Nicolson st.
Cunning, Wm. 38 Queen street
Denholm, J. & W. Morningside
a Dick, John, 8 Clyde street
Dove, Ja'?. Greenside lane
*Fairgrieve, W. 8 Dock street
Flockhart, J. 18 Crosscausey
Forrest, A. 2 1 Greenside place
T. 14 Crosscausey
Gerard, Wm. 10 New street
Gilford, N. 40 Buccleuch street
Gray, P. 47 Hanover street
Jas. York lane
Greig, J. & Sons, Lothian road
Wm. 156 Rose street
'Hay, Jas. Bowie's close
Hall, George, Newhaven
Hetherton, H. 19 Hercules st.
Hill, G. 12 Richmond place
Hunter, G. Albany lane
*Hunter, R. & Son, 109 Kirkg.
* Ireland, Chas. 05 Commercial pi.
Kelly, John, 28 Canal street
Kennedy, Jas. 6 Nottingham pi.
James, 35 Canal street
Knight, Geo. 15 so. St And. st.
Lamb, Andw. Lamb's close
Lowrie, John, 105Abbeyhill
*Mackie, Rob. 13 F'ox lane
aMather, T. sen. 14 Greenside r.
Millar, Dav. Water of Leith
*Napier, Thos. 41 Water lane
*Ness, Thos. 27 Commercial pi.
Ormiston, Geo. 156 Rose street
Paterson, A . St Cuthbert's lane
Peterkin, J. 63 n. b. Canongate
Purves, A. Deanhaugh street
Rennie, J. 53 Hanover street
Reoch, Geo. Canonmills
Ritchie, J. 77 Nicolson street
Robertson, John, 2 Nelson place
*Ross, John, 9 Citadel
Scott, John, 3 Castlebarns
Shiells, R. Swinton row
Simpson, John, 10 Church street
*aSmibert, Jas. 83 St Andw- st.
Smith, Geo. 74) Abbey hill
Spence, Lawrence, Echobank
*aTait, Geo. Junction street
* Thomson, Jas. Duke street
Tod, J. and Son, Greenside lane
Tough, W. 63 St Leonard street
Urquhart, Geo. Circus lane
Wale, Jas. 90 Leith wynd
Wallace, T. Wardle cottage
Wilson & Moir, mint
Wardlaw, P. Broughton street
Whitson, Jas. 37 F'ountainbridge
Yurkson, Archd. Innes's court
SOAP MAKER.
'Taylor, W. and Co. 4 Little
Carron, 10 Sheriff brae
SOLICITORS.
(Those marked (a) are Memberi
of the Incorporated Society ot
Solicitors in Supreme Courts.)
aAdam, Jas. 19 Claremont cres.
a Patrick, 6 i Gt. King st.
Adamson. D. M. 22 Dublin st.
aAdams, John, 3 n. Charlotte st.
aAikman, John, 2 Mound place
Aitkin, Jas, 5 west Maitland st.
Alexander, John, 2 lioxb. ter.
*aAllan, Wm. Thomson's pi.
a Anderson, Isaac, Montgomery st.
Charles, 7 so. Charlotte st.
— — Jas. 2 Hay street
a Jas. 52 Bristo street
— — Rob. I London street
Archer & Mann, 2 1 Bernard st.
aArthur, Rd. 2 north St David
street
aBaillie, Thos. 4 Baxter's place
Banks, P. S. 25 George street
Bell, James, 18 St James' square
Wm. 13 Union place
*Beveridge, S. and P. notaries
public, 38 Bernard street
aBisset, Jn. 6 Gayfield square
Black, Hen. 21 St Andrew sq.
aBoog, Robt. J 5 Clyde street
Brodie, Jas. 26 Pitt street
Brown, Alex. 4 Bank street
John, 4< Duke street
Buchanan, Chas. 8 London st.
James, 39 George square
aBurness, Jas. 17 Duke street
Cairns and Moffat, 10 Argyle sq.
Calder, G. 78 Queen street
aCampbell, S. 9 Bellevue cresc.
Carphin, G. Parliament square
Clerk, Robt. I London street
Chas. 1 London street
aCook, John, 5 Drummond st.
aCormack, D. 6 1 York place
aCotton, G. 71 Bristo street
aCourt, John, 10 St Andw. gq.
Crichton, Hew, 1 3 Nelson st.
Crombie, A. 1 Gillespie street
aDalrymple, W. 47 Gt. King st
aDavidsoD, John, 17 Elm row
Deuchar, R, S Nicolson squarQ
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADED
StI
Dickson, Geo# 4< Gt. King st.
aDniialdson, J. 46 Northutnb. st.
aDoud, Dav. 4 Heridersou row
aDuncan, Wm. 1 Heriot row
Dunn, John, 4'29 Lawnmarket
Thomas, 24 Duke st.
Dymock & Paterson, 4 Bank st.
aEUis, William, 4 Royal terrace
Fairly, T. S. 4 Montgomery st.
Falk ler, J. P. 10 Argyle square
Ferguson, Andw. 79 Princes st.
Ferguson, C. G. 29 Fred. st.
aFisher, Chas. 4 Scotland street
a Daniel, 21 St Andrew sq.
Fraser, Wm. N. 26 Dijndas st.
aFyfe, A. 15 Leopold place
Galhraith, M. 7 Tniphichen st.
GardL'ier, John, 25 Dundas st.
GihsDn, Julin, 1 Ahercromby pi.
aGifford, AWx. 2 Hill square
aGiliuour, John, 5 Antigua st.
a Gordon, Sir C. 6 Albyn place
Gowan, Alex. 18 Moray placce
aG ant, Duaald, .37 York place
aGray, David, 25 York place
. John, 19 Duke street
*Gunn, R. 19 Constitution street
♦Harvey, J. (andN.P.) 12 Ber-
nard street
aHendeffon, J. 20 St Patrick sq.
a R. 11 Royal Exi'.hMni^e
aHorn, William, 3 Chapel street
Hutchison, Alex. 18 London st.
Wm. 4 Hunter square
almlach, George, 29 Elder street
Imrie, James, 41 Gt. King st.
aln^lis, Wm. 1 St Vincent st.
James, Alex. 34 north Bridge
aJamieson, J. 47 York place
Johnston, J. S. 21 Northd. st.
aJohnstone, Tho. 37 Albany st.
Keegan, Jn. 5 n. St David st.
Kerr, Chas. J. 33 Albany street
Kissock, W. 33 Cumberland st.
Laidlaw, R. 19 Leopold place
aLandale, Ro. 3.3 Dublin street
a Thomas, 8 Baxter's place
T. & R. 8 Baxter's place
aLeburn, Thomas, 56 George sq.
*Leith, Jo. 123 Constitution st.
aLiddle, Joseph, 12 Scotland st.
*Lindsay, Wm. 13 Bernard st.
aLockhart, Robert, 15 Clyde street
*Lorimer, W. 28 Bernard st.
Lothian, Maur. 20 St Andrew sq.
aMack, J. O. 20 Dean terrace
aMacandrew, J. & J. 28 Dub-
liu street
aM'Brair, D. J. 39 Albany st.
M'Craken, John, 10 Rutland st.
M'Glashan, John, 5 Argyle sq.
M'Indoe, Tho. 113 Princes st.
aM'Innes, James, 10 George sq.
aMackintosh, L. 31 Northumb. st
Mackei)2ie,D. M. 17 St James sq.
M'Kenzie, John, 8 Manor pi. j
aM'Millan, Edward, 43 York pi. '
Malcolm, James, 30 Dundas st.
aMarshall, Jas, 30 Brought<in pi,
aMartin, William, 17 Union st.
James, 48 Cumberland st.
The .dore, 48 Cumbd. st.
Mason, Wm. 4 Bank street
Meikle, James, 2 Queen street
; Wm. 22 Dundas street
Menzies, Wm. 19 Dundas street
Millar, Alex. 8 Cumberland st.
aMiller, James, 20 Nelson st.
a William, 59 George sq.
*d Milne, Geo 19 Barnard st.
aMitcbell, D. 67 G'. King st
a-i David, jun. 24 Doke st.
a Wm. 67 Gt. King stre<'t
Moffat, T. M. 297 High street
William, 11 Rankeillor st.
a Monro, George, 3 Regent ter.
a Moore, James, 108 George street
aMorgan, Jas. 7 WalUer street
aMorison, John, 27 Elder street
* John, N. P. 38 Quality
street
Morrison, Adam, 18 Windsor st.
aMuir, Wm. 79 Princes street
a*Murdooh, John, S.S. C. Procu-
rator-fiscal, 120 Constitu. St.
aMurray, John, 625Castlehill
a J. jun. .32 St And. sq.
Nairne, A. 5 Hart street
aNapier, George, 23 Albany st.
aNeil, R. 14 Elder street
Nisbi t, Jas. 59 Brougbton st.
Oliphant, R. 31 Princes street.
Ormiston, F. 59 Lauriston pi.
R. 17 Bristo street.
a Parker, John, Register office
aPatersou, John, 47 Albany st.
John, 10 Hanover street
aPatison, M. 10 so. St Andw. St.
aPaton, Thns., 22 Elder street
*Paul, J. 13 Bernard street
a Patr. 5 Rutland square
Pearson, Patrick, 22 Hill street
Peterkin, A. 25 James' square
aPhin, John, 37 Dublin street
Pollock, Wm. 1.3 York place
Pridie, Peter, H. 5 Nicolson st.
Ramsay, P. A. 31 Brougbton pi.
aRanken, Thomas, 10 Duke st.
aRenton, Jas. 25 Scotland st.
Robertson, D. 8 Brunton place
J. A. 59 Frederick street
Wm. 66 Great King street
John, 14 St Andrew st.
Rogers, John, 14 Dean terrace
aRonald, J. 12 Walker street
aRoss, James, 8 Mansfield pi.
a John, 4 London street
Rymer, Thomas, 56 George st.
Saunders, William, 4 Albany st.
aSang and Adam, 61 Gt King st.
"Sirason & Morrison, 33 Ber-
ra: d street
Scotland, A- P. 13 south Char-
lotte street
Scott, Rymer, and Scott, 56
George street
Robert, 63 Hanover street
Selby, R. B. 26 Dundas street
Shield, George, 3 Alva street
'^Shiels, Thos. 14 Bernard street
Sinclair, Cs. R. 1 1 South Bridge
Smith, Robert, 9 Stafford street
T. C. 18 Gardner's cresc.
a Wm. 3 Duncan street
aSnody, And. 26 Gaytield sq.
and 123 Constitution st. *
aSomerville, J. .3 Gt. King street
a Spalding, W. 85 Gt. King street
Spence, Charles, 2 1 ^o. St Drf vid st.
a Peter, 2 Thistle court
a Stevenson, A. 7 Royal Exihange
Stewart, C. & D. 18 Duke st.
a Charles, 18 Duke street
Thos. 2 west Presion st.
aStuart, Jas. 34 Great King st.
aSword, James, 1 Buccleuch st.
Taylor, Daniel, 18 Leopold pi.
P. H. 18 Leopold place
! aThomson, D. J. 13 Annandale st.
Wm. 1 1 South bridge
Tod, John, 13 Gilmore place
Wallace, V/. D. 2 Alva street
Walls, John, 17 London street
a Walker, John, 7 Elder street
Watt, Jas. B. 9 York place
Wauah, W. 31 Cbeyne street
a Webster, James, 16 Royal circus
a R., Sig. Of. 65 Princes st.
aWhitehead, John, 5 Fettes row
Wilkie, Jas. F. 29 Dundas street
* Wilson, Andw., 21 Bernard st.
Wishart, W. 37 Frederick street
Wood, P. 27 P,tt street
aWotherspoon, W. 16 Ainslie pi.
aYoung, John, 1 1 Union street
SPIRIT DEALERS.
Adam, S. 36 Northumberland st.
*Aitken, William, 14 Dock place
Anderson, H. S. 40 Hanover st-
Jas. 2 1 Rose street
*Armstrong, William, 49 Shore
Auld, Geo. 1 St Anthony's pi.
*Awburn, Mrs, 59 Bridge st.
Bain, T. 5 Fleshmarket close
Bayne, James, 7 Hanover street
*Beaston, Robert, 41 Shore
Bell, Geo. 7 Shakspeare square
*Berwick, Agnes. 20 Sandport st.
Beveridge, Jlrs, Bonington br.
Binnie, Alex. 48 Grassmarket
Blackie, Mrs, Jock's lodge
Bowden, John, Jock's lodge
*Boyce, John, 13 Constitution .st
Bramwell, A. 14 Downie place
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251
Broo1-s, Abraham, 231 Canongate
Browu, Thomas, t'S St James' sq.
Thos. Mayfield loan
* G. B. 13 Kir kgate
* Thomas, 5 Duncan place
Bruce, D. 13 Dublin street
*Bryce, I\Iargaret, 39 Shore
Buchanan, John, 1 Little Carron
Cameron, Archibald, 18 Citadel
William, 142 Canongate
■^Campbell, JMrs Alex. 7 Shore
-■ - Donald, 15 Abbey strand
John, Newhaven
* Carson, Wui. 48 Couper street
Carter, Mrs And. 44 Hanover st.
Nicol, 23 Crosscausey and
Canongate
*Chadvvick, Colin, 14 Citadel
*Cochrane, IM. 9 Riddel's close
Clark, Ge rge, 166 High street
Colhns, H. 309 Canongate
Combe, James, Newhaven
"Cormick, Jas. 1 Dock place
Cowan, Ninian, Infirmary st. and
Main Point
Craig, M. & A. 302 Lawnmarket
Crerar, Peter, 321 Higf) St.
Camming, Mrs, 43 Canongate
Cunningham, Jas. 21 Cassels pi.
Currie, James, Craig's close
Dalton, Henry, 202 Pleasance
*Davidson, Alex. 3 Dock place
Dempster, G. Veal Market stairs
Dewrtr and Burleigh, 4 Shake-
spear square
Dewar, P. 34 Candlemaker row
Dobbie, W. 9 St James square
*D(mal(lson, A. 1 Hamburg place
' Wm. 10 Pillans place
* Wni. 56 Kirkgate
Dow, Chas. 179 Pleasance
Jas. 7 so. St Andrew street
Dowie, H. 78 Canongate
* Adam, 18 Shore
Dryborough, George, Newhaven
Edington, Alex. 285 High street
Elder, James, 17 Buccleuch street
England, P. 24 Flesh Market cl.
Farmer, Mrs Wm. Jock's lodge
*Farquhar, Alex. 21 Citadel
Fazakerley, H. 74 Nicolson street
Fenler, James, 331 Canongate
Fergusson, I. 10 Downie place
and Carmichael, 283 Canon.
* Mrs 2 Bernard street
Fiddes, William, 4 Cowgate
Findlay, Geo. Water of Leith
*Foibes, Mary, 3 Water lane
Forrest, James, Water of Leith
Wm. 60 Abbey hill
'Eraser, Alex. 5 Com. place
— — Alex Albany lane
— — Murdoch, 135 Fountainbri.
. Wm. Jock's lodge
*Geggie, Mark, 100 Constitution st.
Gibb, Wm. 197 Canongate
Gilbert, J. 3 Little King street
* Gilchrist, D. 39 St Ai^drew st,
Gourlay. Mrs, 12 Johnston street
*Gow, M. 4 Church lane
*Graenie, Dav. 36 Sandport street
* Ann, 26 Queen street
Grant, L. CO Queen street
Green, James, Jock's lodge
Grieve, G. 323 High street
Grosset, James, 3 High riggs
Halliday, Mrs, 116 West port
Hamilton, Wm. 24 Rose street
Hart, Thomas, 17 Frederick st.
*Harvie, John, 1 Citadel
Hastie, James, 31 Nelson street
Hay, Duncan, 27 Bristo street
* Jas. 24 Shore
Henderson, Wm. II Grassrti.
* .Tas. 5 Dock place
* :Mrs 7 Do, k place
*Hill, Thos. 26 Bridge street
*Hislop, Geo. 2 Bernard street
"Horn, Jo, 38 Shore
*Howie, Alex. 11 Dock street
* James, 7 Fox lane
Hughes, Mrs, 149 Causeysido
*Hull, Mrs, 12 Portland place
*Humphrey, John, 28 Queen st
*Hunter, Mrs, 8 Shore
Inglis, Andrew, 76 Grassmarket
D. 13 so. Richmond street
Irving, D. 5 so. IMelville place
*Innes, John, 2 Queen st.
Jackson, T. St Cuthbert's glebe
Kay, Robert, 9 St Anthony place
Kennedy, C. 8 s. St Andrew st.
Robert, 439 Lawnmarket
Kerr, Wm. 148 High street
Robt. Jock's lodge
Laidlaw, Wm. 2 Niddry street j
Lamb, T. 8 no. Melville place
Lammie, H. 181 High street
Lamond, John, 106 Nicolson st.
Landels, A. 49 Candlemaker r,
*Langford, Thomas, 4 Shore
*Lawrie, John, 10 Spence's place
Liddle, J. 236 Canongate
Lindsay, J. 8 Young street
Listoii, Durham, Newhaven
Logan, George, 134 Pleasance
*Lyall, John, 1 Bridge street
M'Blain, Wm. 139 Canongate
*M'Crowrie, Mrs Jo. 23 Citadel
M'Donald, A- 169 Canongate
George, 1 St!ifFord street
Robt. 275 High st.
M'Eivan, Win. 6 Young street
M'Farlane, J. 49 Frederick st.
J. 39 Cumberland street
M'Gregor, Donald, 10 Princes st.
M'Intosb, J. 25 Richmond place
M'Kay, Ang. 62 Cumberland st.
Neil, 14 Hanover street
—=. John, 266 Canongate
M'Kay, John, U3 High street
M'Kenzie, Alex. 148 Cowgate
Finlay, 6 College street
M'Leau, A. 206 Cowgate
M'Leod, Hector, 19 Bread st.
M'Naughton, J. 7 Market st.
*M'Rae, Alex. 37 Sandport st.
*Massey, Thos. 1 1 YardheadS
*Masnn, John, 26 Shore
Macfarlane, D. 12 W. Maitld. st.
*Maclennan, D. 65 Shore
Masters, MrsW. 110 Rose street
*Matheson, Dun. 10 Commer. pi.
Mathison, Alex. 100 Rose street
Marr, John, St Leonard's hill
*Meiklejohn, Wm. 44 Giles st.
Mein, James, 56 St Leonard st.
Miller, Alex. 7 Northumberd. pi.
*Milligan, Mrs, 4 Regent street
*Mitchell, Mrs, 17 Shore
— — Mrs Ann, 2 Milne square
*Morrison, Alex. 126 Kirkgate
A. canteen, Piershill
* Mrs, 14 Cromwell street
Muir, David, west Norton place
George, 52 Rose street
Munro, A. Bonine'ton
* William, 2 Portland place
Neilson, Jannes, Canonmtlls
*Ness, Mrs, 12 Shore
James, 71 York place
Nicol, John, 48 George street
*Niven, Mrs, 21 Commercial pi.
Oxley, George, 280 Canongate
John, 123 Canongate
Pagan, Oswald, 10 High riggs
Patterson, James, 413 Lawnm,
Peck, William, 2 Broughton st.
* Philip, David, 25 Duke st.
Pringle, Alex. 1 Veitch place
J. 6 St Leonard's hill
Raeburn, Wm. 597 Castlehill
*R(>bertson, Alex. 24 Shore
A. 167 Pleasance
* David, 6 Fox lane
— James, 6 Milne square
James, 18 Hanover street
* John, 23 Giles street
* Wm. 34 Yardheads
* Mrs, Shore
* Ronald, Mrs, 10 Dock place
Ross, John, 4 Milne scjuare
J. 32 Northumberland street
Roxburgh, Jas. 13 Market place
Russell, J, 181 High street
Rutherford, 28 Bristo street
Walter, 40 Rose street
Scott, William, Carrubber's close
* J. 18 Dcrck street
* Wni. Bonitigton road
Simpson, John, 6 Canal street
*Sinelair, Mrs, 73 Shore
*Skea, Wm. 67 Timber bush
Small, Jas. 38 Rose street
-=-^ Wm, 61 n, b. Canongate
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STA
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
sup-
Smart, Robert, 1 Shakespeare sq.
, \Vm. 24 Downie place
Wm. 172 Pleasanr.e
Smith, Wm. 72 Timber bush
*Spaven, Mrs, 78 Shore
Steven, Dary, 6 Dock place
Stewart, Andrew, 50 Bristo street
Duncan, 39 Frederick street
John, 3 Clyde street
Joseph, 1 1 Clyde street
* Mrs^, CO Bernard street
Stirling, Wm. 50 Crosscausey
Storle, George, 50 Hnnovec st.
Strachan, John, 2 Ampbion place
D. 17 Charlotte place
•Sutherland, Wm. 47 b.h..re
Taylor, Mrs J. 36 Biunswick st.
Thomson, D. 1 Rutland place
David, 134 Rose street
- John, 6 Shakspeare square
T. 7 n. b. of Canongate
Wm. 18 Union place
*Tolmie, Adam, 33 Shore
* James, 62 Shine
Torrance, Joseph, 172 Canongate
* Trench, Robert, Silverfield
Trotter, Stephen, 170 Rose street
■'Tulloch. William, 17 Elbe street
Waldie, John, Echo bank
* Walker, Alex. 22 Shore
* John, 12 Broad wynd
* William, 6 Tolbooth wynd
Waterston, R. 133 Rose street
*Watt, A. 4-3 Bernard street
George, 8 Jamaica street
* Webster, H. 43 St Andrew st.
*Wiiiter, John, 68 Shore
Wood, John, Stead's place
Thomas, Jock's lodge
Peter, 10 Fleshraarket cl.
Young, A. 24 Simon square
— — Mrs G. 1 east Sciennes st.
STABLERS.
(See Livery Stables.)
WHOLESALE STATION-
ERS.
(See also Paper Makers.)
Cadell and Co. Royal Exchange
Caldwell, Lloyd, & Co. 44 Han-
over street
Dickson, Jas, 10 s. St Andrew st.
M 'Murray and Durham, 9 Blair st.
Mill, John, 8 Hunter square
Sommerville & Son, 6 Drumm. st.
Small and Co. 35 Candlemaker r.
TuUis and Co. 14 James square
"Whyte, Andrew, 1 Hunter square
STATUARY.
O'Neil, 16 w. Register street
STAY AND CORSET
MAKERS.
Aitkin, Mr«, 1 22 Rose street
Behraer, Fred. 63 Hanover 8t.
Boyle, R. & A. 21 Bank street
Brown, Miss C. 12 George st.
Byrne, Mrs, 17 Bank street
Cameron, Mrs, 3 Pitt street
Camijbell, Mrs, 33 Castle st.
Mss, 112 Nicolson street
Chisholm, Mrs, 26 Frederick st.
Miss, 16 George st.
Cowper, Mrs, 190 Rose street
Crooks & Thomson, 14 Green-
side street
Croley and Co. 45 Princes st.
Ewan, Mrs, 30 Frederick street
Fortier, Mademoiselle C. 55
Princes street
Galloway, Miss E. C. 1 Rutland
street
Hayne, Miss, 92 Princes street
Hislop, Mrs, 69 George street
Hopton, George, 68 Pi-inces st.
Jamieson, Mrs, 87 George st.
Johnstone, Miss, 18 Fredrk. st.
Martin, Miss, 4 Toll cross
Matheson, Misses, 10 Dublin st.
Meyer, Madame, 95 Geo. st.
Murray, Miss E. 68 George st.
Peddie, Mrs, 15 w. Richmd. st.
Ralston, A. D. 10 Buccleueh st.
Robertson, Mrs, 73 George st.
Ross, Miss C. 33 Dundas street
Scott, Miss, 41 George street
Simpson, Mrs, 24 Howe street
Stalker, Mrs, 33 no. Pitt street
Thomson, Mrs P. 1 Charles st.
Walker, Mrs, 9 Hamilton place
Wemyss, John, 24 Downie pi.
Williamson, Mrs, 30 Lothian st.
Wright, Mrs, 28 Castle street
STEEL WORKS.
Cadell, W. Sons, & Co. Cra-
mond Works, Royal Exch.
STOCKBROKERS.
Allan, Robt. 8 St Andrew sq.
Burns and Myrtle, 1 Aber-
cromby place
Home, David, 68 Princes st.
Reid &. Nicolson, 60 North br.
Robertson, John, & Co. 15
Royal Exchange
Stevenson, Alex., & Son, 7 Royal
Exchange
STOCKING MANUFAC-
TURERS.
(See also Hosiers.)
Cruickshank &, Son, 57 George
street
Lawrie, J. 3 Horse wynd. Can.
Rutherford, P. 7 Richmond pi.
STRAW AND LEGHORN
HAT MAKERS.
Aloe & Prince, 12 Greenside st.
Armstrong, Miss, 126 Canong.
Buchan, Misses, 21 Cliarles st.
Burnet, J. 15 South bridge
Calderwood, Mrs, 9 George st.
Cant, Mrs, 3 no. Bank street
Chisholm and Fleet, 18 No. br.
Christie, jNlisses A. and M. 9
Loith street terrace j|
Cormack E. 69 Princes street ■
Mrs D. 44 So. bridge ^
*Cuthbert, ]Miss, 3 Coujjer st.
Duncan, Misses J. & R. 57 ,,
Frederick street
*Euinson, M. 30 Kirkgate
Falla, Misses, 21 India street
Fraser, Miss D. 2 Warriston pi.
*Fowlis, Miss, Coatfield lane
* Galloway, Misses, 3 Spence's
lldce
Gilkison and Taylor, Misses, 34
Hanover street
Gillespie, Mrs, 8 Charlotte pi.
Henderson, Miss, 20 Nicolson st.
Kemp, H. 16 Elm row
Lindsay, Miss, 175 Canongate
Macfarlajie, Miss, 55 George st.
Martinson, Misses, 2 Johnston's
place
Melrose, Miss, 96 Canongate
Mitchell and Heriot, 49 Geo. st.
Mochrie, Miss, 55 India place
*Muckle, J. & J. 5 Cannon st.
Ross, M. 37 George street
* Russell, Miss J. 28 Bernard st.
Smith, Miss M. 2 North bridge
Miss E. 1 Leggat's land
Sutherland, Mrs, 140 Rose st.
Miss M. 11 Calton street
Misses, 6 L^nion place
Thomson, Miss, 175 Canongate
Toppin, W. 23 George street
TurnbuU, Misses, 29 William st.
* Webster, M. 11 Kirkgate
Wemyss, John, 24 Downie pi.
Wright, Miss, 99 Princes street
SUGAR REFINERS.
Macfie, W. & Co. 160 Canong.
*Leith Sugar Refining Co. 8
Coburg street
MEDICINE— DOCTORS.
Abercrombie, John, 19 York pi.
Adams, A.M. and surgeon, 23
St. Patrick square
Adam, Walter, 39 George sq.
Beilby, W. 57 Northumberl. st.
Boggle, John, 16 Broughton pi.
Borthwick, Dr. 10 Darnaway st.
Charters, W. S. 3 Athole cr.
Clark, David, 56 Lothian street
Cornwall, 25 Royal Circus
Gumming, Wm., M.D. 15 El-
der street
Davidson, Dr. J. H. 19 Aber-
cromby place
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iiUR
253
Fairbairn, Dr, 53 Geore:e sq.
Freud enthal, Wm. 10 Hanover
street
Gardiner, John, 18 Hill street
Graham, Henry, 11 Shandwick
place
Henderson, A. 129 Fountainbr.
Huie, Rich. 8 George square
Jackson, Alex. 20 Clarence st.
Johnstone, J. B. 11 Forth st.
Kinniburgh, Jos. 14 Cunibd. st.
Macaulay, Alex. 48 Gt, Kingst.
Macfarlane,W.21 St Bernard's
crescent
Mac whir ter, Dr, 4 Ainslie pi.
Miller, R. N., surgeon, 18 Ran-
keillor street ;
Moffat, Jas. 10 Hill square
Moir, J. M.D., 52 Castle street
Mollison, Jas. 31 India street
Purdie, Dr W. 15 Union st.
Reid, Wm. 31 Nicolson street
Ronton, Robt. 26 Howe street
John, 21 Young street
Russell, Dr, 15 Lynedoch pi.
Scott, John. 45 Queen street
Seller, W. 23 Nelson street
Thatcher, John, 14 Picardy pi.
Thomson, Sam. 30 Royal cir.
Weir, Graham, 1 Albyn place
Williams, Edw. 28 Howard pi.
Wood, James, 19 Royal circus
Young, William, 60 George sq.
SURGEONS.
Airth, John, Morningside
Alexander, J. 96 Lauriston pi.
■ H. D. 46 Canongate
J. T. 12 Charlotte place
T. 45 Lauriston place
Anderson, A., M.D. 40 Minto st.
A. Y. 289 High street
* ■ Anderson, C. 40 Qua-
lity street
Andrew, James, M. D. 38 Min-
to street
* Archibald, Jas. 78 Kirkgate
Balfour, Dr Wm. 10 Hill st.
Ballingall, Sir G. 13 Heriot r.
Beath, John, 19 Castle street
Begbie, James, M.D. 6 Ainslie
place
Bell, B. 120 George street
Charles, M.D. 82 George
.■street.
George, 27 York place
Geo. H. 13 Charlotte sq.
Joseph, 120 George st.
Brown, J., M.D. 35 London st.
Thos. S. 3 Forres street
— _ Wm. M.D. 25 Dublin st.
*Brun, Wm. 22 Charlotte st.
* Bruce, Walter, 22 Charlotte
street
Buchanan, John, 23 Scotland st
Burn, John, 19 Roxburghe st.
Burt, John G. M. 88 Goo. st.
Caird, John, 31 Nicolson street
Campbell, J., M.D. 17 Albany st.
— — Patrick, 4 w. Newington
William. 4 Picardy pi.
Carmichael, W. S. 1 Dean ter.
Chalmers, D., M.D. 47 Lauris-
ton place
*Chapnian, Jn. M.D. Hawkfield
• Edward, 49 Constitution
street
Cheyne, Charles, Joi-dan lane
Chisholm, J. K. 25 London st.
Coldstream, J., M.D. 31 Ber-
nard street
Cochrane, John, 17 Archib. pi.
♦Combe, J., M.D. 35 Charlotte
street
Dr Andw. 25 Rutland st.
Cornwall, J., M.D. 25 Royal
circus
Cowan, John, 17 Roxburghe st.
George, 30 Clerk street
James, 30 Clerk st.
William, 56 High street
Crabbe, John, 6 Hill street
Craigie, D., M.D. 43 Queen st.
Crawford, James, 3 Rutland st.
Wm. 57 Hanover street
Crichton, W. & J. 12 Dean ter.
Cruickshank, Jas., 9 Hill place
Deas, M. R. 74 Lauriston pi.
Dickson, A. W. 14 Gt. Kingst.
T. 15 Greenside pi.
Douglas, A. 15 Great King st.
A. H. 15 Drummond pi.
Dumbreck, W., M.D. 14 Dub-
lin street
Duncan, James, M.D. 12 Heriot
row
Dunsmure, James, 26 Castle st.
Dymock, A., M.D. 19 Pitt st.
Fairbairn, T. 3 Broughton pi.
Farquharson, Dr F. 25 Nor-
thumberland street
Fergusson, J., M.D. 23 Ann
street
Finch, W. M. 16 Dublin street
Finlay, Wm. Cherry bank
Eraser, Wm. 6 St Anthony pi.
Gibson, P. C. 5 Union st.
* Gilchrist, W., M.D. 1 James
place
Gillespie, A., M.D. 30 York pi.
Glover, G. 19 Buccleuch pi.
W., M.D. 4w. Preston st.
Hamilton, Dr R. 7 Nelson st.
Dr W. B. 72 Broughton
street
Handyside, Dr P. D. 45 York
place
Hay, D., M.D. 7 Queen street
Henderson, Thomas, 4 Mont-
gomery street
Dr W. 63 Northumber-
land street
Howison, W. 9 Nicolson sq.
Hunter, Adam, M.D. 18 Aber-
cromby place
Alex-. L3 Argyle square
Imlaeh, F. B. 26 Dublin street
Inglis, A., M.D. 33 Albany st.
*Jackson, R. dispensary, 34
Quality street, surgeon
Jameson, Geo. 87 George st.
John.ston, Henry, 34 Queen st.
Keith, Dr Jas. io Wemyss pi.
Kennedy, John, 35 Broughton
street
Kerr, D. 25 Nelson street
Lawrie, A. T. Park.side house
James, 22 Rankeillor st.
Lees, R. 65 South bridge
*Lewins, R., M.D. F.R.C.P. 6
Quality street
Lightbody, Jolm, 139 Ceorge
street
Lizar.s, John, 38 Charlotte sq.
M'Donald, J. C. 13 Portland pi.
R. 35 w. Nicolson street
M'Farlan, John, 45 Charlotte
square
M'GIashan, A. 66 North bridge
M'Intosh, D.S east Sciennes
SI'Kenzie, W. Blacket place
Mackie, C- 7 no. w. Circus pi.
Maclagan, D., M.D. 129 Geo. st.
Dougl., M.D. 129 Geo. st.
Macnish, W., M.D. 2 Scotland
street
M'Rae, J., R.N.I Comely green
crescent
Malcolm, Dr, 76 George street
Marnoch, G. F. 15 Pitt street
*Martin, John, Admiralty st.
Marr, Jas. M.D. 6 Northumber-
land St.
Mayne, John, M.D. 10 Bran-
don street
Menzies, W. 8 Spence's place
Messor, A. 142 Princes street
Middleton, John, 1 w. Adam st.
Millar, J. S. 9 Roxburghe st.
Miller, A. 32 Buccleuch place
James, 22 St Andrew sq.
Milne, A. 2 Francis place
Minto, Dr John, 15 Clarence
street
Mitchell, Edw. 2 Leopold pi.
Mitchelhill, P. 5 Keir street
Mure, J., M.D. 53 Canongate
Myrtle, J. Young, 9 Argyle sq.
Napier, J. 25 w. Nicolson st.
Newbigging, Patrick, M.D. 29
Heriot row
- Sir W, 29 Heriot row
254f
SUR
PEOFESSIOKS AND TllADES
TAI
Oliver, James, 21 Home street
Omond, R., M.D. 43 Charlotte
square
Pagan, S., M.D. 3 Melville st.
Patterson, Geo. 15 Dundas st
* R., M.D. 8 Quality st.
Pattison, T., M.D. 21 York pi.
Peddie, A., M.D. 11 Rutland st.
Pitcairn, J., M.D.14Heriotrow
Pow, Jas. 47 Great King st.
Ramsay, Dr, 15 Melville street
Ransford,C., M.D. 51 Northum-
berland street
Rhind, W. 8 Hart street
Robertson,Dr J.A. 58 Queen st.
\V., M.D. 28 Albany st.
Rosa, George, .'30 Castle street
Russell, R., M.D. 19 Rutland
square
Scott, J. 14 Brougliton place
— — James, 5 Tiviot row
W., M.D. 4 Dean terrace
Sibbald, G. 44 Rankeillor st.
J. R., M.D. 141 Princes st.
Sidey, Charles, 64 Hanover st.
Simson, James, M.D. 10 Hope
street
Simpson, J. Y. 22 Albany st.
Sinclair, Veitch, 21 Elder st.
Smith, H. Catharine cottage,
Leith walk
John A. 7 w. Maitland st.
. John, M.D. 16 India st.
Thos. 13 Elm row
Snodgrass, W. & J. 238 Canong.
Sommerville, S. 17 Hart st.
Spence, J. 17 Dublin street
Spittal, R., iM.D. 16 Howe st.
Stark, J., M.D. 21 Rutland street
Stevenson, Robert, M.D. 12
Dublin street
Stewart, John, 4 Albany street
Strang, W. 6 no. St Andrew st.
Stuan, J. G., M.D. 1) Picardy pi.
Tait, 'William, 139 High brteet
Taylor, J., M.D. 1 Abercrom. pi.
■ John, 8 Abercromby place
Thomson, A. 48 George street
A. 8 Tiviot row
*, GfO. 51 Constitution st.
, Dr T. & Co. 23 Greensitle st.
_ W.H., M.D. 70 Nonhum.
street
Ure. C. D. 7 Pitt street
Vickers, C. 13 n. w. Circus place
Walker, Geo. 9 Bonington pi.
. W. 47 Northumberland st.
Warden, A., M.D. 3 Baxter's pi.
Watson, A. 51 Queen street
. T B. 37 Constitution st.
Webster, George, 5 Gibb's entry
Weir, James, M.D. 6 Lynedoch
place
While, James, Laverockbank
Wilson, G., M.D. 24 Society
Williamson, Dr, 51 Charlotte st.
— J. 30 St Andrew square [
Wood, Andrew, 9 Darnaway st.
Alex. 19 Royal circus
, W. 9 Darnaway street
Woodhead, E. 21 Castle street
Wright, W. B- 14 Manor place
Ziegler, A. 23 Buccleuch place
SURVEYORS.
Bell, R. 23 St Patrick square
Carfrae, T. 1 Erskine place
Cousin, G. 3 Johnston's place
Crawford & Brooke, 50 George st.
Downie, Sam. 143 Princes st.
Forsyth, Arthur, 3 Comly green
crescent
Gilkie, Alex. 74 George street
Gibson, Andrew, 3 Castle st.
* Hamond, C. T. surveyor, Custom
hi use
Handyside, Jn. 75 Broughton st.
Home, J. W. 4 Park street
Johnston, John, 64 Broughton st.
Knox, James, Tipperlinn
Law, George, 5 Brandon street
Lawrie, T. St Bernard's bower
Leslie, James, 10 Catharine street
Mackay, David, 9 Hill square
*Patton, Wal. (for Lloyd's) 2 Dock
place
Sherar, John, 5 Cheyne street
Simpson, Jas. 42 Home street
Whillas, John, 12 Charles street
Wood, John, Canaan grove
TAILORS.
(Those marked (a) are Tailors and
Clothiers.)
* Adair, John, 2 Shore
Aitchison, T. 107 Nicolson street
Alian, James, 1 1 Hanover street
James, 86 South bridge
Alston, George, 52 Hanover st.
aAnderson, John, 16 South br.
aArchibald, D. 2 n. St And. st.
Armet & Son, 8 Shakspeare sq.
aArthur & Son, 6 St Andrew sq.
Ayer, Jas. 12 so. James street
aBanks, Henry, 22 Duke street
Baillie, Robt. 3 Melbourne place
Begg, A. 23 Bread street
*Black, John, 47 Couper street
Walter, 53 Thistle street
Blair, Chas. 377 High street
Bonar, David, 16 Chapel street
Boswell, Thos. 42 Hanover st,
aBoyack, Alex. 63 North bridge
*Bo)d, John, 18 Sandport street
* S. 68 Shore
Boyle, Jas. 31 St Mary wynd.
Brockie, J. 369 High street
Brown, A. Morningside
Brunton, J. 82 Princes street
Brydon, Wm. 21 St David street
Buckmaster, T. & Co. 135 Geo
street
Burnett, G. 194 Rose street
aBurnett, T. jun. 48 w. Regis, st,
aBurus, W. 39 Nicolson street
Ca'der, Thos- 357 High street
aCameron and M'Diarmid, 72
Princes street
Peter, 24 Cumberland st.
Carr, M, 19 so. St David street
Chisholm, Robert, 3 York place
Clark, James, 3G9 High street
Connoway, J. 9 St Mary wynd
Copland, G. 37 Frederick street
a R. T. 1,5 St Andrew sq.
Corner, J, 60 Princes street
Cowan, R, 16 South bridge
Couts, Jos. 19 Union street
aCraig, John, 6 Waterloo place
Crawford, J. & Co. 75 Princes st.
Creighton, John, 13 No. bridge
*Dagger, James, 50 Yardheads
Davison, John, 6 Roxburghn ph
Dempsey, B. 34 North bridge
*Dewar, James, 75 Giles street
Dick, James, 30 Hanover street
T. Silver mills
Dickinson, G. 15 Drummond st.
Dickson, Alex. 1 Chapel street
*a George, 2 Duke street
a Robert, 2 Alva street
Donaldson, A. 6 w. Richd. st.
*aDrumraond, W. 13 Tolbooth
wynd
'Euinson', T. B. 30 Kirkgale
Ewing, B. 30 Frederick street
Farmer, D. 25 w. Nicolson street
Fell, A. 9 so. St Andrew street
Finlay, Chas. 54 North bridge
*Ferney, Alexander, 8 Dock place
* Fordyce, Robert, 47 Yardheads
* Forrest, Adam,»55 Kirkgate
Forsyth, Robt. 41 Bristo street
Fowler, Jas. 399 Lawnmarket
aFraser & Anderson, 1 St And. sq.
a R. & Son, 80 Princes st.
aGalloway, A. 37 Frederick st.
— = — \rn). 3 Melbourne place
Gardner, A. 187 High street
Gilbert, J. & Son, 37 Noi th br.
Thomas, 2 South bridge
Gow, Forbes, 187 High street
aGrant, J. 16 South bridge
Green, Peter, 53 Cumberland st.
'■'Hamilton, David, 67 Tolb. wynd,
Hannan, D. 73 Rose street
Harley, John, 18 w. Richmond st.
♦Henderson, A. 10 Old Church st.
J. 7 Leith street
aHenry, Robt. 142 High street
a Hodge, Jas. & Son, 10 Hanover
street
Holies, D. 34 Frederick st.
Hollura, Thos. 22 Duke street
aHuater, John, 179 Canongate
aHutto ', D. & Son, 22 Lothian st. "
aJack, George, 51 Tolbooth wynd
Jerdan, Gilbert, 10 Catharine st.
Johns, T. C. & J. Mews Jane
TAI
IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
TEA
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Jones, Rich. 19 Waterloo place.
— See Adu.
Kerr & Son, I Elder street
Arch. 17 w. Register St.
Thomas k Son, South bridge
Kidd, Charles, 146 Princes st.
Kigie, Henry, 22 Haddington pi.
Kirkwood, Robt. 8 Brunswick st.
*Law, David, 90 Kirkgate
a James, 150 High street
aLawson, J. 4 St Andrew sq.
Lawrie, John, 1 Hunter square
Leitch, John, 14 Greenside pi.
* Leslie, Thomas, 78 Shore
a*Lind, A., and Son, 30 Kirkgate
Livingston, John, 20 South bridge
Lockie, VVm. 118 West port
Lumbden, James, 51 Cumberland
street
M'Clurupha, John, 429 Lawnmkt,
aM'Cuaig, D. 10 Frederick st.
aM'Diarmid, A. 83 Princes st.
a*M'Doaald, D. Merrilees' close,
Yardheads
John, 1 1 Davie street
John, 383 Lawnmarket
*M'Fariane, W. Glover street
aM'Gilvray, D. 61 Queen street
JM'Gregor John, 5 Kerr street
M'Isaac, John, 30 Nicolson street
M'Intosh, Alex. 23 H(i)ve st,
J. 18 North bridge
Jas. 25 North bridge
M'Kean, J. 3 e. Register st.
M'Kenzie, A. 1 so. St David st.
aM'Laren, D. 8 St Andrew sq.
a*M'Leod, Rubt. 1 St Andrew st.
Wra. 53 Cumberland street
MKay, Robt. 68 George st.
M'Pherson, Wm. 130 High st.
Mackay, Thos. 134 High street
MacGarvie, M. 1 I W aterloo pi.
Mason and Hall, 20 North bridge
aMelrose, John, 53 George street
alVleyer& Mortimer, 103 Geo. st.
Millan & Mann, 1 Hanover st.
Mitcbellhill, Peter, 63 N. bridge
aMoffat, John, 83 Castle street
Moir & Goldie, 3 east Register st.
Moon, Thos. 6 Spring Gardens
Morgan, Jn. & Co. 104 Geo. st.
Morris, David, 132 Prince's street
Mosses, Wm. 34 Castle st.
Murray, Geo. 17 Waterloo pi.
Napier and M'Glashan, 38 Hano-
ver street
aNicholson, Jn. & Son, 87 Princes
street
Nightingale, E. W. 19 south St
Andrew st.
Noble, John, 333 High st.
Ogilvy, P. & W. 74 George st,
Oliver, J. 5 Sanders street
Orr, Alex. Ill Rose street
Orrock, Chas, 26 Frederick street
Park, Thos. 47 Thistle st.
Peacock, Hen. 57 Hanover street
Peaston, James, 25 w. Regi-ter st.
Petrie, Robert, 59 Broughton st,
Porteous, Wra. 377 High street
Pratt, Robert, 44 South bridge
aPurves, Wm. 31 North bridge
a Wm. and Co. 46 Princes st.
Rausch and Corpe, 8 George st.
aRitchie, J. and J. 54 Princes st.
♦Robertson, David, jun. 4 Fox lane
P. 38 Hanover street
Ross, Allan, 7 Hunter square
Andrew, ] George street
Evander, 297 High street
D. 3 Warriston place
*Russell, H. 4 Tolboothwynd
Rutherford, Wm. 3 Dean street
* Scott, A. B. 70 Tolboothwynd
— — Andrew, 63 Bristo street
Shaw, Alex. 43 London street
W. 1 7 Bread street
Simpson, Peter, 7 Earl Grey st.
Jas. 30 St Andrew square
Sleigh, Geo. 7 Park street
Smith, David, 170 High street
— — David, 1 1 Hanover street
— _ James, 15 College street
Stedman, A. M, 6 s. St And. st.
Stewart, Alex. 11 Picardy pi.
Jas. 43 Hanover street
James, 56 Thistle street
Struthers, Wm. 22 William st.
Sutherland, Jos. 93 George street
*Thomson, A. 64 Tolbooth wynd
* A. 64 Tolbooth wynd
a Edward, 68 Leith street
Gideon, 423 High street
James, 4 west Register st.
^— - John, 25 North bridge
a T. A. 6 George street
Turnbull, Adam, 3 e. Register st.
John, 29 William st.
aWatt, Alex. 64 Leith street
(i Watson, John, 10 Nicolson street
* White, David, 1 2 Dock place
*Whitson, J. 10 Hamburg pi.
Wilson, A. 13 Hill place
a and Martin, 7 St And. sq.
aWillis and Williams, 62 Geo. st.
Wright, John, 32 West port
Young, Alex. 6 Howe street
R. and Co. 65 St Mary wy,
Thomas, 67 North bridge
TANNERS.
Boak, A. 23 West port
William, 55 West port
Bryce, Robert, 1 35 West port
*Callender, D. St Anthony lane
Cunningham, A. and A. Boning-
ton bridge
Davidson, J. Canonmills
Gilmour, Oliver, 49 s. b. Canon-
gate
Grindlay, John, 99 West bow
Johnston, D. 84 St Mary wynd
Lauder, Jno. Silver mills
Robertson, W. & Co. Gillon's el.
TAVERNS.
Aitken, Mrs, 1 6 Calton street
Baker, Gen, New Build. N, bi'^ge
Bowden, Thos. 227 High street.
Buchanan, John, 170 Fountaiiibr.
Butters, D. 5 Shakspeare S',jUave
Cafe royal, 1 w. Register place
Campbell, Peter, 50 South Br.
* Cannon, Mrs, 10 Shore
*Clark, IMrs, 56 Bernard street
Mrs, J. Newhaven
"Colville, Mrs, 1 Riddel's close
Cooper, Wm. 23 Fleshmaiket close
Cork, Mrs, 1 north College street
Dnw, James, 13 Leith st. terrace
*Globe Tavern, 24 s'andport street
Greenlaw, J. Gabriel's road
Golf tavern, Bruntsfield links
♦Hamilton, J. Black Bull, 4 Rid-
del's close
Henderson, Adam, 13 Leith st.
terrace
Johnston, Frederick, 12 Abbey
Kemp, John, Red Lion, 1 1 Shak?
speare square
*Laing, Mrs, 14 Commercial place
*M'Dougall, Alex., new ship, 20
Shore
M'Farlane, Mrs, Newhaven
M'Innes, Robert, 3 ]\lilne square
M'Laren, Archibald, 16 Collage
street
Muir, George, 19 Hanover street
Munro, Henry, 4 IMilne square
♦Thomas, Morton, Old Ship, 28
Shore
Preshaw, Jno. 23 Fleshmarket cl.
Radley, Wm. 30 Morrison street
Romanes, W. Gabriel's road
Simpson, T. 3 Hil! place
Spence, John, 10 Hunter square
Stewart, J. 1 Maitland street
* Wallace, George, 41 Shore
Whitehead, N. 57 north Bridge
♦Williamson, Mrs, 33 Bridge st.
Wilson, Mrs, 12 w. Register st.
TEA DEALERS.
Aitken, J. and R. 71 Adam sq.
♦Alston, J. 50 Tolbooth wynd
Blackamore, Wm. 505 Lawnmark.
Blair, James, 1 1 Bread street
♦Bowe, W. & T. 1.S9 Kirkgate
♦Brotchie, Robt. 46 Quality st.
Carter, Nicol, 237 Canongate
Cay, Albert, 99 George street
Clark, R. 1 Leopold place
♦Flett, Wm. 8 Giles street
Gordon and Dyer, 20 South br.
Hamilton, And. 166 Fountainbr.
^ W. 162 Fountainbridge
Hopperton, Sam. 6 w. Preston.
Law, W. & G. 31 St Andrew sq^
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
TEA
M'Ewan, James, 3 Downie place
M'Laren, Jas. 7 Roxburghe place
Mitchell, F. G. & Co. 10 Shak-
speare sq.
Renton, Jas. H. 68 N. bridge
Thorburn, W. & Son, 150 High st.
and 61 Kirkgate*
Tress, J. F. & Co. 13 Leith street
Wells, William, & Co. 4] N- bridge
Webster, Brothers, & Co. 2 Mel-
bourne place
TEACHERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adam, Alex. Swinton row
Anderson, Robt. Morocco close
Auld, Rev. R. T., Gillespie's
Hospital
Bfattie, John, 5 York place
Bell, Jas. (Dr Bell's, Greenside,)
18 Leith walk
•Balfour, Alex. Gt. Junction st.
Black, Adam, 10 George street
*Blackie, Walter, Hillhousefield
Bothwell, T G. 10 Hill place
Brown, A. 19 Thistle street
Bruce, Misses, & Paris, 22 Upper
Gray street
Clark, John, Water of Leith
Cleghorn, W. 1 2 Nicolson square
* Miss, 15 Couper street
Dun, Robt. Lancasterian school,
1 1 Davie street
*Edmond, G. King street
Elgin, Robert, 1 5 London Row
Fearns, W. 14 Nicolson square
Ferguson, Gilbert, Lochend's close
*Foggo, Robt. so. Fort street
Forrester, D. 1 w. Newington
• , P. R., Morningside
Fraser, John, 104 Rose street
Haley, Robt. 12 Union street
Hamilton, Wm., ( Dr Bell's,
Niddry st.) 23 Clerk street
*Inglis, John, 33 Yardheads
Inglis, Wm. Drumdryan
Johnston, James, Ironside place
*Kay, John, 98 Constitution st.
Kemp, Simon, 3 Hope street
Kerr, Charles, 4 Earl Grey st.
'Lyon, J. (sess. clerk) Van-
bm-gh place
M'Laren, Jas. 8 Hamilton pi.
M'Leod, J. B. Burgh School,
Canongate.
Mathison, P. 17 Keir street
•Maxwell, J. Duke street
's. Lady, school, 29 Horse
wynd
Meiklejohn, Jno. 7 St. Anth. pi.
•Morrison, John, n. Fo. street
Nelson, W. L. 50 Brunswick st.
C. Gladstone's Institut.
Porteous, James, 18 Bristo st.
Richardson, J. 11 Lotliian street
Ritchie, J. 6 Brighton street
Russell, John, 1 Cheyne street
•Scotland, Thos. 40 Bridge st.
Scrymgeour, Jno. Bakehouse cl.
* Sutherland, James, Duke st.
Todd, John, (St Mary's,) 6
Huntly street
* Walker, James, John's place
BOARDING-SCHOOLS.
Anderson, Miss, 7 Gayfield sq.
Misses, 16 Athole cres.
— , Miss M., 14 Torphichen
street
Banks, Miss, 45 Moray place
Bell, Miss, 11 Keir street
Bisset, Misses, 34 Royal terrace
Black and Callender, Misses,
21 Forth street '
Brown, Misses, 34 Clerk street
Campbell, Mrs G. 11 Bellevue
Cruickshank, Miss, 12 Rutland
square
Dalziel, Miss, 18 Royal circus
Dewar, Mrs and Miss, 6 Salis-
bury place
Finlay, Mis8, Blacket place
Gibson, Miss, 22 Inverleith row
Misses, 10 Fettes row
Home, Miss, 4 Gt. Stuart street
Inglis, Misses, 4 Glo'ster place
Ladies' Institution, southern
districts, 55 George square
Laing, Mrs, Newhaven
Lawton, Miss, 8 Rutland street
Learraonth, Miss, 15 Rl. circus
Milne, Miss, 6 Randolph chfF
Moir, Mrs, Arniston place
Mortimer, Misses, 103 Geo. st.
Niven, Miss, 22 Inverleith row
Pattison, Miss, 30 Royal Circus
— — , Misses, Albany lane
Scott, Miss, 41 Lauriston place
, Misses, 41 York place
Shaw, Mrs, 8 Royal terrace
Simmie, Mrs Dr, 19 e. Clare-
mont street
Turnbull, Misses, 26 Rl. Circus
Weir, Mrs & Miss, 17 Elder st.
Misses, 11 Saxe Coburg pi.
Misses, 1 Northumbd. st.
— — Misses, 41 Moray place
Wilson, Misses, 22 Royal circus
CLASSICAL TEACHERS.
Boyd, Jas. LL.D. West Viewfd.
Brown, J. F. Southern Acad.
Carmichael, A.N. 36 Inver. row
Carson, A. R. LL.D. 82 Lau-
riston place
Chalmers, C. Merchiston castle
Cuming, Js. Edinburgh Aca-
demy
Dunnet, Wm. 5 Roxburghe pi.
Ferguson, G. Edinr. Academy
Uarkin, Hugh, 18, Brown sq.
— See Adv.
Kennedy, Rev. Ross, 50 Geo. st.
Kerr, R,'., A.M. 3 Lothian street
Lindsay, S. A.M. 8 Bruntonpl.
Maccoil, Alex. S. 28 Ann st.
Mackay, Benj. 7 St James' sq.
Negris, Alex. 58 George st.
Reid, Rev. A. Circus pi. school
Whyte, W. G. Watson's hosp.
DANCING.
D'Egville, Madame, 50 Fred. st.
Dun, Barclay, 6 Gt. Stuart st.
Dewar, A. 20 South bridge
Howison, James, 72 Northum- J
berland street 9
Lowe, Jos. 52 Frederick street ■ 9
IVIacarthur, Jas. 1 Darnaway st. fl
M'Glashan, J. & Son, 5 York pi.
M'Pherson, J 2 Drummond st.
Smyth, Wm. 20 South bridge
Turnbull, Andrew, 13 Fred. st.
ENGLISH SCHOOLS.
Anderson, James, 82 So. bridge
Fisher, John, 108 George st.
Gentle, John, 5 Nicolson square
Lennie, Wm, 10 Nicolson st.
M' Arthur, P. Newhaven
M'Donald, John, 108 George st.
— See Adv-
INIorton, Jas. 10 Dublin street
ENGLISH AND GEO-
GRAPHY.
Brown, James, 1 Nicolson sq.
Currie, Peter, 10 North St An-
drew street
Henderson, James, 6 George st.
— See App. J
Graham, Wm. 78 Queen street .J
White, J. 3 no. St David street
* Wilson, Patrick, (High school)
White house, Duke street.
WRITING AND ARITH-
METIC.
Alexander, Wm. finishing mas-
ter, 45 Princes street
Bell, J. B. 36 George street
Barton, Robt. Circus pi. school
Cooper, Wm. 10 George street
Craig, Wm. 50 High street
Dalgleish, John S. 55 Geo. sq.
Davidson, M. 7 Scotland street
Falkner, And. 11 St Andw. st.
Hamilton, R. Edinb, academy
Lawrie, Jas. 99 Fountainbridge
M'Gregor, Wm., 10 Nicolson
street
Milne, A. 27 Cumberland street
Moffat, W. B. 7 Infirmary st.
Robertson, J. B. 3 no. St Da-
vid street
Scott and Dickson, ,50 George
street
Sheriffs, A. 30 St Andrew sq.
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Till
257
Smith, Wm. 30 Hanover street
Stevenson, N. 14 South St An-
drew street
Trotter, J. 10 no. St David st.
Walsoi), Jas., 12 Queen street —
See AdV'
FENCING.
Francalanza, F. 63 So. bridgo
Johnstone, Lewis, 13 Thistle st
— See App.
Roland, Geo. of Royal Acad.
and 86 South bridge
FRENCH.
Buquet, Madame, 97 George st.
M. et Madame, 29
Broughton street
C haumont, F. 2 Darnaway st.
Cornillon, H. 62 Queen street
De Fivas, V. 5 George street
De Flandre, Mons. 40 Great
King street
Dubue, Dr, 121 George st.
Espinasse, Mons. 42 Fredk. st.
Jordan, Madame, 29 Frederick
street
Guillerez, Mons. A. F. 30 St
Andrew square. — See Adv.
Pai"ke, Alex. 17 Dundas street
RabagUati, Sig. G. 37 Geo. st.
Ricateau, M. E. 45 George st.
Senebier, Mons. 41 Castle st.
Surenne, M. G. 8 Nelson street
GERMAN.
Freudenthal, Dr Wm. 10 Ha-
nover street
Kombst,DrGustaf,6 Gt. Stuart
street
Nachot, Dr H. W. 113 Princes
street
MATHEMATICS.
Galbraitli, W. 54. South bridge
Moffat, Wm. 63 South bridge
Murray, G. 8 Infirmary st.
Nichol, Walter, 86 South br.
Pryde, James, 36 George st.
Sharp, Robert, 2 Drummond st
DRAWING.
Bird, Miss H. 44 Frederick street
Ferguson, Wm. 36 George street
* Field, Miss, Madeira street
Miller, Miss, 41 George street
Perigal, A.21 Hill st.— See yltZi'.
Ronaldson, Miss, 1 5 Chapel st.
Simpson, Geo. 54; Fred. st. —
See Adv.
Simson, David, 25 India street
Surenne, D. F. 32 Dundas st.
MUSIC.
Anderson, James, 1)8 Kirkgate
Blake, Misses, R. and A, 76
Queen street
Rucher, Signor, 2 Great Stuart st.
Butler, Misses, 32 Arthur street
Cook, Jas. 4 Duncan street
Cobham, M. 40 India street
Devaux, Alfred, 7 India street
Dewar, .lames, 1 9 Elder street
, Misses, 84 Great King st
Dibden. II. C. 72 North street
Dun, Finlay, 41 Heriot row
Eiger, .John, 54 Frederick street
Ebsworth, J. 4 Montgomerie st,
— Sec Adv.
Edmunds, Mr & Miss, 68 Geo.
street
Elouis, IMiss, 30 Rutland square
Foggo, Mrs, 56 Castle street
Forrester, Mrs, 5(3 Queen street
Fyffe, Miss Douglas, 45 Geo. st.
Gleadhill, Benj. 15 Parkside street
Hamilton, Miss, I 1 6 George st.
Hanson, William, 20 Nelson st.
Hardie Miss, 13 Rankeillor street
Mi"?, 6 Pitt stre-et
Hargitt, H. jun., 58 Queen st
Henderson, Ale.v. 6 Howe street
Horctsky, F. 7 Scotland street
Jaap, James, 24 Nicolson street
Jackson, John, 13 Hill place
Kennedy, Thos. H. 8 Kerr street
Keuward, W. D. 1 St Vincent st
Kieser, J. C. 1 Great Stuart st
John F. l7 James square
Kinlocb, Miss, 8 Dundas street
r^i'Kenzie, X. 3 Gt. King street
Menzies, A. 55 Cumberland st
Miiller, J. M. 21 Heriot row
Chas. M. 21 Heriot row
Napier, Wm. 4 Malta terrace
Piatt, Edward, 6 Hill square
Palmer, Ja». 20 Nelsou st
Robertson, D. 21 College street
Richter, Otto, 146 Princes st
Shearer, John, 43 east Clarc-
mont street
Spindler, H. G. 1 Forres st
Surenne, J. T. 4-S India street
Sutherland, Miss \V. 41 King st.
Swanston, Miss, 23 St James'
square
NAVIGATION.
♦Scotland, T. 40 Bridge street
TIN-PLATE WORKERS.
Bennet, Adam, 106 West bow
Bryce, Andrew, 3 Brunswick st.
Cay and Johnston, 7 Greenside pi
Gilesjjie, A.21 Frederick street
Gregory, Wm. 127 Rose street
Henderson, J. & Co., 4 Dean-
haugh street
Hunter, David, 15 Howe street
M'Kenzie, James, 151 West port
Mitchell, J. 15 so, Richmond st.
Ramsay. W. 1 8 w. Richmond st.
Smith & Co. I Blair street
Torrance, Robert, 40 Nicolson st.
Williamson, Geo. 5 Canongate
Voung, John, 22 Greenside street
TOBACCONISTS.
Balmain, John, 42 Princes street
Beattie, John, 3'^ ("owgate
*Brown, Wm., & Son, 5 Kirkgate
Carlaw, T. 3 St Patrick street
Carter, Joseph, 1 1 6 High street
Chrystal, Robert, 285 High street
Cotton, James, 2.H1 High street
• G., and Son, 2."^ Princes st.
John, and Son, .35 Princes st.
Crif'hton, Mrs, 4-7 Hanover sr.
Cruickshank, Thomas, 63 Brough-
ton street
♦Douglas, Mrs J, 13 Sandport st.
Fleming, L. 28 Princes st.
Ford, Thomas, 214 Canongato
Hardie, James, 37 Leith street
♦Higgins, Mrs, 4 Citadel street
Hunter, A., and Son, 1 Bristo port
Irving, James, 4 Catharine street
Jeffrey, John, .37 Hanover s'reet
Johnston, James, 104 High street
Wm. 235 Canongate
Lawson, James, 1 10 West port
Lees, John, 3 Brown square
*Letham, James, 74 Shore
Lothian, John, 85 Nicolson street
IM'Gregor, G. 2 cast Register
street
Mackintosh, John, 42 Nicolson st.
*l\Iinto, Andrew, 2 Bernard st.
Oswald, John, 6 Lothian street
♦Peacock, Adam, 54 Shore
Andrew, World'f-eiid clo.ce
Penman, Mrs, 1 14 Nicolson street
Pringl^, Alex. 45 Broughton st.
Richardson, Brothers, 105 w. Bow
•^Ritchie, A. H. 35 Bridge street
Scott, John, 12 North bridge
Stewart, J. 2 Old Fishmarket cl.
Thomson, Henry, 3 Leith street
Tweedale, .lohn, 102 High street
Young, Hume, 4 Howe street
TOOL MANUFACTURERS.
Arthur & Sons, 1 Gilmore street,
Paul's work
Hay, J. 8 M' Do wall street
Ronaldson, G. M. 58 Leith wynd
Stewart, AVilliam, 65 Nicolson st.
TOWN CRIERS.
Stewart, John, 469 High street
♦Turnbull, Al. 32 Tolbooth wynd
TRIMMING WAREHOUSES.
Allan, Miss, 3 Deanhaugh street
Ballaotyne, Geo. 12 Nicolson st.'^
Black, William, 69 Princes street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
VIC
Brown, IMis?, 5 Frerlerick street
Dods, R. and ;M 35 Castle street
Donaldson, Mrs, 3 Hanover street
Fife, M. 32 Clerk street
Gaugain, J. J. 63 George street
Grant, Miss, 2 Wemyss place
Johnston, TJiss, 6 Nicolson street
M'Donald, Miss J. 32 Princes st.
Paterson, Robert, 313 High street
*Paul, Mrs, 53 Bridge street
*Purdie, Miss, 55 Tolbooth wy.
*Robertson, Miss, 1 16 Kirkgate
Robson, Mrs, 137 Rose street
* Scott, Miss, 31 Couper street
Shaw, Miss, 3 Warriston place
Tait, William, 12 South bridge
Turnbull, jMisses, 2 1 Elm row
Wilson, Miss H. 9 Hanover street
*—- Misses, 26 Couper street
TURNERS.
Burgess, J. 153 High street
Cook, Andrew, 79 Princes street
Greathead, H. 25 South bridge
Jamieson, Alex. 71 Adam sq.
Kilgour, James, 110 Grassmarket
jNI'Iatosh, Alex. 29 Horse wynd
Mitchell, James, 2 Market place
Paterson, J. W. 74 Clerk street
Souter, James, Swinton row
*Spinks, H. Darling brae, Giles'
street
Watt, Ju, 48 Leith st. — See Adv-
Wauehope, George, 21 So. bridge
TRUSS AND BANDAGE
MAKERS.
Hilliard, H. & H. to the Royal
Dispensarv, 7 Nicolson st.
Fortune, J. 138 Princes stree' —
R. 67 Nicol. st — See Adv.
■ Mrs, 138 Princes st.
Henry, Jno. 17 Drutnmond street
TYPE FOUNDERS.
Miller, & Richard, 65 Nicolson
street
Neill and Co. Old Fishmarket close
Sincldir, D. & Sons, 53 Canon-
gate
Wilsons, A. and P. 27 New st.
UMBRELLA & PARASOL
MAKERS.
Fairley, Alex. 35 Nicolson st.
Gibb, Fulton, 271 High street
*Gillespie, A. 4 Giles street
Gray, Juhn, .^5 George street
Griffith and Son, 53 George street
Hoeles, S. 5 Bread street
*Kerr, J. B. 4 Tolbooth wynd
•Scott, John, 66 Kirkgate
Smith, Alex. 35 High street
.; John, 227 High street
Walker, Wm. and Co. 6 N. bridge
White, James, 69 Princes street
UNDERTAKERS.
(See Cabinetmakers and Wrights.)
UPHOLSTERERS.
(See Cabinetmakers.)
VENETIAN BLIND
MAKERS.
Bryden, J. and Son, 60 Rose st.
Clark, Juhn, Gayfield square
Laidlaw, R. and Sons, Simon sq.
Laing, George, 70 Potterow
Ross, John, 13 Hanover street
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Aitkin, J. 142 Causeyside
Dick, William, 8 Clyde street
Gray, Alex. 27 Pleasance, and
119 Rose street
Mather, T. jun. 7 Queen's place
Pollock, P. & Son, 83 Rose st.
Ritchie, Thomas, 35 Rose street
Seton, Henry, 1 29 Rose st. lane
Watt, Alex. 6 James's place
VICTUAL DEALERS.
Adam, James, 80 Pleasance
Amos, Andrew, Echo bank
Bailey, Thos. 341 Canongate
Baxter, John, 241 Canongate.
Bayne, Alex. 42 Broughton st.
Beatson, Duncan. 6 Cowgate head
Bearie, I\Irs J. 73 St Leonard st.
Blackle, A. 3 Old Physic gardens
Braid, Alex. 15 e. Adam street
William, 6 Arthur street
Brash, James, 188 Rose street
BurnS; George, 182 High street
Robert, 46 Grassmarket
* Cameron, James, 6 Riddel's close
*Couston, David, 33 Sheriff brae
Dalgleish, M. 9 Catharine street
*Denn s, James, 71 Kirkgate
*Dewar, I\Irs, 9 Bridge street
Dick, Thomas, 9 Downie place
Dickson. Alex. 8 St Anthony pi.
Alex. 509 Lawnmarket
Douglas. B. 79 St Leonard street
Thos. Newhaven
*Downs, Alexander, 2 Duke street
* Mrs, James, Citadel street
Elder, Wm. 34 Tobago street
* Duncan, John, 76 Shore
Ford, George, 245 High street
Fraser, Thomas, 3 Huntly street
Frier & Son, 22 Grassmarket
J. 316 Lawnmarket
*Fulton, F. 1 0!d Bridge end
* J. and Son, 50 Shore
Glasgow, John, 175 West port
Graham, Thos. 133 Grassmarket
Gray, M. 329 Canongate
Grierson, Robert, 49 Clerk street
*Grieve, John, 113 Kirkgate
Hardie, Thos. 42 Jamaica street
Hay, Wm. 31 Richmond place
Henderson, G. 66 Broughton street
Wm. 29 Lothian street
Hill, Robert, 132 Cowgate
Howden, A. 134 Nicolson street
Hunter, Mrs, 19 w. Preston st.
Inglis, Wm. 41 St Leonard street
Jackson, John, 219 Canongate
Johnston, Alex. 14 Calton street
Robt. 41 Hanover st.
. James, 91 Canongate
Wm. 45 Cumberland st.
Kemp, J. 3 Tobago street
William, 13 Tobago street
*Latham, David, 50 Bridge street
Lauder, John, 48 Canongate
Laurie, Wm. 37 Broughton street
Lawson, Robt. 40 Grassmarket
Learmonth, Alex. 54 Bristo st.
Legget, Robert, 14 w. Maitland st,
Liddle, James, 573 Castlehill
Lind, William, 4 Lothian street
Lindsay & Lawson, 15 Cowgate
*Lockie, William, 37, Kirkgate
Lister, David, 14 Queensferry st.
*Lyall, Richard, 37 Bridge street
*MRae, Alex. 45 Bridge street
M'Vitie, Robert, 129 Rose street
*Martin, John, 79 Giles street
Wm. 53 Hanover street
Wm. I Raeburn place
*Mason, David, 6 Johnston street
Middlemas; E. 3 so. Clerk street
*Milne, J north Junction street
Mitchell, Wm. 47 Clerk street
Paton, W. 3 Bakers' place
Porteous, G. 86 Crosscausey
Wm. 15 Canongate
Pringle, Wm. ] 6 Grassmarket
Ranken, John, 244 Canongate
John, 24 Carnegie street
Richardson, Geo. 76 Rose street
Roberts, D. 3 w. Richmond st.
*Robertson, David, 20 Water lane
John, 130 Nicolson st.
*Rougvie, Dav. 54 Tolbooth wynd
Rowley, Edward, 40 Abbey hill
Russell, J. 12 n. w. Circus place
Rutherford, J. 94 e. Crosscausey
Shand, Thomas, 2 Dean street
Somerville, J, ] Hamilton place
*Smith, T. 10 Horse wynd
Stewart, Andw. 1 Pitt street
G. 98 Nicolson street
George, jun. 38 Clerk street
Stirling, J. 2) Clerk street
R. 14 Melville place
Stobbie, W. 38 St Leonard street
Tait, Andrew, 200 Pleasance
Hugh, 36 Dundas st.
Ralph, 85 High street
Tod, James, 8 King's stables
* Mrs Jn. 1 1 Tolbooth wynd
Thomson, Wm. 15 India place
WJN
JN ^PJI^^^UJIGH AND L|:iTH.
WJN
259
•Thomson, Wm. 34 Water lane
*Thorburn, Francis, 87 Kirkf>ate
Turner, James, 31 William street
♦Wallace, Matth. 18 Yardheads
Watson, Peter, 34 Abbey hill
Weston, Thos. 4 St Patrick st.
White, Alex. 22 n w. Circus pi.
David, 10 Nicolson street
John 39 Clerk street
Robert, 204 Canongate
♦Wight and Scott, 144 Kirkgate
Wilson, Wm. 38 north Richmond
street
* William. 26 Yardheads
Wm. 1 Union place
Wylie, James, 49 Hanover street
Young, James, 209 Cowgate
VINEGAR MAKERS.
Allison, J. and Son, Allison's pi.
Chalmers, J. 39 Potterrow
VINTNERS.
Dods, Alex. so. back of Canong.
John-ton, David, King's park
51' William, William, Newhaven
Paterson, John, 2 1 Fleshmarket
close
Rose, Hugh, 12 Fleshm. close
WATCHMAKERS.
(See Clock and Watch makers.)
WAX CHANDLERS.
Leon, M. & Co. 7 Ingliston st.
Waterston, G. & Son, 29 Han. st.
WEAVERS.
Guthrie, John, 6 Heriot bridge
Harper, Geo, Water of Leith
WHEELWRIGHT.
Nimmo, George, 911 Cowgate
WHIP AND THONG
MAKERS.
I^eggat, G. & J. 4 Brown square'—
See Adv,
WHOLESALE AND COM-
MISSION WAREHOUSE.
MEN.
Armstrong, Geo. 3 High terrace
Boag, James, 93 George street
Lamb, R. C. 1 Leuh street ter.
Mather, John, & Co. 11 Ttrrace
Millar, A. & son, 60 No. bridge
Yule, G. Broughion hall
WINE MERCHANTS.
Adams & Co. 14 so. St Andrew
slittet
Aitken and Campbell, l\ St
James' square
Alexande--, R-ich. and Son, to the
Queen. 24 Frederick street
Balfour, Jas. 14 George street
*B('1I, Rannie, and Co. 62 Con-
stitution street
* George, 1 Jatnaica street
* Jas. and Co. 50 Bernard st.
'Bertram, J. A. and Co. 2ii Qua-
lity street
Brown, Cieo- 7 Royal exchange
Bruce, Wm. 27 Rutlaml sq,
Condannine & Co., 4< Duke street
*Catl)cart, fergusson, and Co.
old Sugar-house close
Cay, Albert, ()!) Georjie street
*Cockburn and Co. 7 Duke street
J. and Caaipbellj 32 St
Andrew square
Cuningham and Co. 38 Blair st,
*Dicl-S'>n, Win. 63 Constitution
s'reet.
Elder, Thomas and Co, 71 Tim-
ber bush
♦Ferguson, J. St Anthony court
Forbes, P. and Co. 96 So. bridge
♦Hope, Bruce, f.nd Co. 52 Con-
stitut'nn street
Howden, Peter & Co., Mews lane
Johnston, A. 33 St. Andrew sq.
Kegan, T. 1 north St David st
♦Kerr, C. M. 9 Bernard street
*Linde<ay, Jas. and ijons, 33
Quality street
♦Livingstone, Alex. 8 Timber
bush
INE'G^shan, D. 1 Mansfield pi.
*M-Larei5. D. and G. 15 St An-
drew street
Mai land, H- 48 Frederick street
♦Alaxton, John, Bank street
IMotris, James, 5 York place
♦Ovfiision and Forster, 42
Quality street
♦Patterson, A. 9 Enrnard street.
♦Ramsay. J. \V. Wet docks
♦Kusscll & Ewen, 2 Quality lane
Scott. J. 26 Royal cresrent
Tlios. aiiii Co. 10 Hanover
street
*Stocks, David and Co. 3-i Tim-
ber bush
Thomson. J. G. 65 Princes st.
and 23 St, Andrew street^
♦Vertucj W. and Co. St An-
thony strt-et
♦Walker, J. W. 4 Quality lane
♦Wiitsoir, Abx. 137 Kirki;ate
♦Wauchope & Moodie, 6 Consti-
tution street
Weir, R. M. 71 Princes street
WINE AND SPIRIT MER-
CHANTS.
Aiiken, Thos. 35 Frederick st.
♦Allan and Gavin, 25 Sheriff brae
♦Allan, Thos. 20 Timbpr bush
Alexander, Lewis, Union st. lane
Anderson, Ja---. 21 Rose street
Baird.V. C.63 Prinrcs street
Bulmaiii, Jas. 3 ii. Sc Andrew
street
♦Bo we, David, 22 Couper street
♦Brash, David, 16 CoaihiU
♦Brotchie, llol>. 46 Quality st.
Brown, John, 6 Rose street
Peter, 18 s. St Janoes' St.
"Bruce, P. & W. 1 Kirkgate
Burnet, J. & W. 13 Elder street
Cameron, John, 14 Rose street
Campbell, Chas- 6 w, Adam st.
John, 521 Lawnmarket
♦Carter, J.ibii, 76 Giles street
Christie, Alex. 23 George street
Connel, Driniel, 48 Hanover st.
*Corstorpbioe, John, 20 Broad
wyiid
♦Crabbie, J. & Co. 5 Tolbooth
vvynd
♦Cu"niiigham & Spence, 6G & 67
Tolbooth wynd
Darling, W. 47 Nicolson street
Davidson, Wm. 16 Downie pi.
Dickson, R. & Co. I Brunswick
street
Dow, Jhs. 7 so. St Andrew st.
Falconer, D vid, 18 Home street
♦Fenton and Co. 79 Shore
Fife, Alex. 23 w. Nicolson st.
Forres', W. 6 Rose street
♦Gardner, J. 41 Tolbooth wynd
♦Giibspie, G. J. 15 Srindpurt si.
♦Giiloii, James, Chapel iane
Glen, W. & J. Victoria street
♦Gordon, Jas. 47 Qiality street
Graham, A. 70 Bristo street
♦Green, G. & Co. 3 Junction st.
Hamilton, Rich. 102 Nicolson st.
* Thos. Ill Kiikgate
Hart, Thos. 17 Frederick street
Hay, Alex. 10 Gieenside row
♦Henderson, D. 53 Bernard st.
S. F. 15 Downie place
Hennesy, Wm. 23 Howe street
Hewat G. & Co., (lo H. R. H.
Prince Albert,) 35 George st.
* Hunter & Co. 12 Coalhill
T. 7 Bristo street
Hutchinson, H. 3 Alison square
Jameson, P. 6 Nicolson square
Kay, J(jhn, 39 Jamaica street
Kemp, Arch. 3 so. St David st.
Kerr. J.ihn, 14 Nelson street
M'Callum, D. & J 93 Nicolson
street
M'Dougald, D. 38 Potterrow
M'Farlane, James, 49 Frederick
street
M'Gregor, Wm. 1 M'Dowall st.
M'Lachlan, John, 60 South br.
M'LeWan, Alex. 176 High st.
260
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
WRI
M'Laren, Neil, Broughton place
M'Lashan, 1 Mansfield plane
M'Pherson & M'Rae, 45 Nicol-
son street'
M'Nab, Peter, 3 Canal street
MaiT, Jas. 1 1 east Register st.
Marshall, J. agent, 1 Roxburghe
plare
Mill, John, 17 Clydi! street
Millar, Laurenre, 27 Fred, street
Mitchell, R. & Co. 5 Old Physic
gardens
*Morrison, Alex. 126 Kirkgate
* W. & Co. 14 Broad wynd
Murray, Jno. I Catharine street
Muir, Wm. 52 Lothian st.
Orrock, A. 48 Dundas sireet
Ovenston, Jno. 12 e. Register st.
Poison, A. 2 Montgomery sireet
*Pope, .7:is. 23 Charlotte street
Potts, Wm. 17 Dovvnie place
Piingle, N. 17 Bponghtiin street
Robertson, Jas. 18 Hanover st.
Rutherford, A. & Son, 144
Hijrh street
Walter, 40 Rose street
W. 32 Nuidry street
*Schanr, Rob. & Co. 33 Giles st.
*S<;ott & Allan, 3 Kirkgate
♦Shield W. 33 Constitution st.
Simson, John, Bell's court
♦Smith, Wm. 72 Timber bush
■ Peter, 19 Howe street
Snowden, J. & W. 63 Grassmt.
Stewart, Alex. 14 St Patrick sq.
— ^ Duncan, 39 Frerieritk st.
Usher, A. & Co. 22 west Nicol-
son street
*VVatt, Jn. & Rob, 9 Book p).
Weddel, J. & Co. 5 Bakers' place
Wilson, A. & P. Regent arch
John, 12 Catharine street
■ Wm. 165 Pleasance
Wm. 6 Hanover street
* Young, Georae, & Co., 4 Con-
stitution street
WINE (BRITISH) MANU-
FACTURERS.
Doull, Sinclair, and White, 21
Nicolson St. and 74 Princes
street
Roberts, W. H. Laverock bank
WINE REFINERS.
* James and Co. 61 Shore
WIRE-CLOTH MANUFAC.
TURERS.
Borthwick, J. & Co. 153 High st.
M'Murray, W. & J. Stead's pi.
Slimmon, G. 79 Hipfh street
.Smith & Son, 219 High street
You'i^, Wm. & Charles, 128
High siio '.
WOOD MERCHANTS.
Barry, James, 2 King stables
Blackie, J. & A. Clerk sireet
Brown, George, 26 Horse wynd
Corbctt, Wm. 32 Broughton st.
Cumming, Thomas, Market street
* Fergus, Wm. Junction street
*Ferguson, Davidson, and Co.
Saw mills
Gavin, W & C. 1 1 Dock place
Grant, J. 212 Canongate
Heather, G. B. Palace yard
* Hutchison and Rogers, Morton st.
Ireland, George, builder. Old Phy-
sic Gardens
Miller, Wm. Cassells' place
Millons, R. and T. Lothian road
Park, Andrew, Leith walk
Philip J. cSi R. Whitetield place
Ritchie, Alex. Lothian road
Smith, Wm. 79 Clerk street
Sonierville & Co. 2 I 2 Canongate
Moane, Thoma-i, 252 diwgate
Trench, Thomas, Bellevue
WOOLLEN DRAPERS.
*Aitchisot), David, 22 Kirkgate
Albion cloth warehouse. Assembly
Rooms
*Bennet, F. 96 Kirkgate
BIyth, Robert, 217 High street
Brunton, W. & Co. 13 Nicolson
square
Burgess and Son, 3 Hunter sq.
Chad wick & Son, 102 So. bridge
Clapperton, J. & Co. 371 High st.
Craig, A. and Co. 102 South br.
Brothers, 107 So. bridge
Davidson, G. and C. l."6 High st.
Dick, R. and G. 337 High street
Dobbie, Robert, 46 Princes street
Ferguson, Geo. 1 4 Bank street
Eraser and Anderson, 1 St And. sq.
Girdwood, W. and Son. 2 Bank st.
Gordon, John, 33 North bridge
Graham & Weddel, 179 High st.
Harrison & Halket, 36 No. bridge
Hay, John, 289 High street
Howison, W. & S)n, 1 Drum. st.
Hunter and Laurie, 381 Lawnm.
Kenmore, J. 431 Lawnmarket
Livingston, D. 99 South bridge
Luke, J. and W. 193 High street
M'Leod, J. and Co. 5 Milne sq.
Marshall and Aitken, 28 No. bridge
Miller, Rob. 376 High street
Ogilvie, J. & A. 30 North bridge
Pantons, W. 53 North bridge
Reid, Wm. 28 George street
Richardson, P. 213 High street
Robertson, J. and J. 128 High st.
Roughead, Wm. 24 Princes street
Scott and Co. 29 North bridge
Peter, 9 South bridge
Smith, Whyte, and Co. 29 Princes
itieet
Smith, Wm. 267 High street
Strachan, A. and Co. 16 Princes st.
Swanson and Stewart, 164 High&t.
Thomson, A. and Co. 255 High St.
James, 168 High st.
T. A. and Co. 6 George st.
Tod, John, 65 North bridge
Walker, A. and J. 407 Lawnmarket
Watson, John, 320 Lawnmarket
White, John, .34 George street
Young, James, 126 High street
WRIGHTS.
Anderson, James, 1 w. Maitland
street
Beattie,W. and Son, 23 Bread st.
Brodie, Robert, Rae's close, Can-
ongate
Brown, Jas. 29 Riclimond place
J. 23 Potterrow
James, 60 India street
John, 24 Wright's houses
*Bnice, Walter and Sons, 27
Charlotte street
Burton, Jas. 3 Howe street
Christie. Wm. Victoria terrace
Collins & Son, 110 Rose street
Crawford & Anderson, James' pi,
'Cunningham, An. 36 Couper s^t
Dirom, Wm. old Broughton
Donaldson, G. 1 Elder sireet
Ferguson, Ro. 29 Alva street
Fernie, James, 22 Greenside pi.
Ferris, Andrew, 179 Canongate
Forbes, A. Newington pi. west
Gibson, Adano, 56 Cumberl. st.
*Goalen, Thomas, Morton street
"Gray, Alexander, 9 Dock street
Grieve, David, 20 Heriot place
*Hail, Wm. Duke street
♦Hamilton. Gavin, 17 Coalhill
* Harlow, David, Poplar lane
Hendrie, Robert, 42 Pleasance
Henderson, John, Mound
Thos. Hill street lane
Hunter, Henry, 2 s. Howard pi.
William, 2 Howard n.
William, Morningside
♦Hutchison, Robt. 11 Charl. st,
Johnston and Son, 69 Rose st.
Kettle, James, 9 Johnstone st.
*Kinghorn, Jumes, 1 1 Coburg st,
Laing, Geo. 70 Potterrow
*Lamb, Peter, 4 Coalfield lane
Law.'On, Jas. 156 Ro?^e street
Matson, Thomas, 14 Bedford st.
Middlemas, G. 169 Causeyside
Tho-i. 73 Nicolson street
William, 20 Bedford street
Millie, Arch. 34 Jamaica street
*Moffat, W. 22 Yardheads
Slorrison, Jas. Lothian road
Murray, Charles, 78 Constitu-
tion street
Palmer, George, Newhaven
Park, W. Circus lane
AVHI
IN EJ)lNl5Ul{Gir AND I.FJTIT.
WRI
^iOl
Porter, TI108. Nortiniiul). si. lane
*Pirrie, David, 32 Yardheads
Ramage, James, 206 Rose st.
Reid, David, 1 Sylvan piare
Robertson, James, MorninJ;^ide
•Saunders, John, 15 INIitcbell st.
*Scott, Andrew, jun. Reg. st.
Shanks, D. Leslie place
SunitI), Robt. St Bernard's row
— — William, 62 India place
William, Clerk sfieet
*Taylor, Francis, 24< Kirk^ate
— — John, oi George streef
Walker, James, 166 Rose street
Wallace, David, 173 Fountn. br.
* Jatiies, 9 Church lane
Thomas, Wardie cottasre
Watherston, Jno. 22 Rutland sq.
Watson, J. Union street
Wightmati, Wm. iS Whitfield pi.
Wilson, Andrew, 1 Leven stieet
James, 5 Glover street
WRITERS TO THE
SIGNET.
Adam, James, 5 Scotland street
Ainslie, M'Allan, and Graham
26 Rutland square
Robert, 39 G. King street
Alexander, Wm. 52 w. Regis, st.
Allardice, W. P. 16 St Andrew
square
Alleater, D. 9 London street
Andersons and Trotter, 50 Cat-
tle street
Anderson, John, 50 Castle st.
Peter, 31 Great King st.
U.S. 13 Torphicl.en st.
T. S. 1 Athole place
Arnott and Malcolm, .30 Drum-
mond place
James, 5 Wemyss place
John, 1 St Vincent street
Auld, John, 52 Queen street
Ayton, R. 39 Heriot row
Baillie, Wm. 52 Northumb. sf.
Baird, J.W. 4. Drummond place
Bairnsfather, Peter, 9 Royal cir.
Balderston, W. C 4 Queen st.
Balfour, J. & J. M. 37 Brough-
ton street
Wm. 10 Hill street
Baxter & M'Dougall, 32 Castle
street
Bell & Cuthbertson, 23 Thistle
street
A. M. 12 India street
— — Carlyle, 81 George street
John, 81 Great King tt.
John B. 1 3 Gt. King st.
Bennet, Alex. 17 Nelson street
James, 3 Antigua stieet
Bertram, J. P. 6 Albany street
Beveridge, T. K. 98 Lauriston
place
Jlinnv, Ciraluinu, 9 Halt .street
Black, D. M. 21 Sc Andrew sq.
BUckwood, Jas. 37 George St.
Blair, Alex. 13 Northumb. st.
Hugh, 3() Diurnmond place
John, 19 Fettes row
Bogle, Andrew, 21 St And. sq.
Bonar, James, 15 York place
Bowie, John, 5 Albyn place
Brand, Wm. 4 Queen street
Bremner, C. 3 Ramsay gardens
Hugli, 63 Castle street
Bridges, J-is. 10 Hanover street
Bringloe and Dowie, 26 Alva st.
Brodie& Kennedy, 59 Northum-
berland street
J. C. 5 Thistle street
Brown Si Miller, 41 York place
* Walter, 13 Bernard street
Bruce, Thomas, 2 Glentinlas st.
Burn, H. J. 6 Frederick street
James, 6 Brouyhton place
Robert, 3 Archibald place
Burns, Thomas, 1 George square
Burnett, J. H. 4 Moray place
Calvert, J. R. 4 Rutland square
Campbell & Traill, 7 Melville st.
& Hopkirk, 12 Duke st.
& Raleigh, 22 Athole ores.
A. 7 York place
J. A. 2 Albyn place
John, 12 Duke street
Richard, 18 Howe street
W. B. S. 13 Scotland street
Wm. 21 Society
Cargill, Robert, 1;3 Duke street
Carnegie, James, jun. 13 Duke st.
Cassels, Alex. 24 London street
Cay, R. D. 18 Rutland street
Cbeyne, Henry, 6 Walker street
Clason, Andrew, 57 Queen street
Cook, John, 25 Drummond place
Walter, 25 Drummond pi.
Couper, Peter, IG Pilrig street
Cowan, Robert, 49 Gt. King st.
Cox, R. 25 Rutland street
Craig, Sir J. G. 5 Thistle st.
J. T. G. 5 Thistle street
Craigie, Henry, 5 Walker street
Crawford, James, jun. 23 Elder st.
Crooks, Peter, 2 Abercromhy pi.
CuUen, John, Si York plate
Cumming, Geo. 39 Northum. st.
Cunningham and Walker, 21
Thistle street
and Bell, 84 George street
Alex. 16 Walker street
James, 50 Queen street
Dalgleish, James, 7 Moray p'ace
Dallas, Wm. 33 Warriston cres.
Dalmaboy and Wood, 69 Queen
street
Dalziel, Geo. 5 Thistle street
Darhng, J. J. 17 Pitt street
J. S, 40 Drummond place
Davidsons & Syme, 1 Hanover st.
C. F. 22 Queett street
Dickson, H. G. 5 St Vincent st.
& Stewart, 17 India street
Donald, Alex. 24 Broughton pi.
Donaldson, John, 124 Princes st.
Douglas, Ale.x. 17 Drummond
pidce
Christopher, 17 Drum. pi.
David, 25 Walker i-treet
John, .3 upper Dean ter.
J. B. 15 Drummond pi.
Drysdale, Sir Win. 8 Royal circ.
Dudgeon, Patr. 1 Thistle court
Duff, Alex. 3 Thistle street
Dun, Andrew, 30 London street
Duncan, James, 46 Queen street
John, 2 Heriot Row
Dundas & Jamieson, 47 York pi.
& Wilson, 16 St Andrew
square
Dunlop, And. 23 Drummond pi.
G. cSc G. 53 Great King st.
James, 3 Howe street
Duthie, Wal. 6. Gr. King street
Dymock,W. M'Lean,00 Fred. st.
Elder, John, 6 Frederick street
Elliot, W. Seoit, 34, Gayfield
square
Ellis, A. G. 4 Royal terrace
Robert, 4 Royal terrace
W. A. G. & R. 4 Royal ter.
Ewart, T. F. 9 Drummond pi.
Farquhar, A. 21 Coates crescent
Farquharson, Geo. 27 Albany st.
Ferguson, Wm. 42 George sq.
Fergusson, Jas. 12 Hill street
Ferrier & Duff, 3 Thistle st.
Fisher, J. 21 St Andrew sq.
Fleming and Johnson, 21 North-
umberland street
Alex. 2 so. Charlotte street
Forbes, Arthur, 44 Northumber-
land street
Wm. 121 Princes street
Forman, J. N. 27 Gt. King st.
Forrester, John, 8 Drummond
place
Forsyth, Henry, 1 1 Royal Cir.
Eraser & Crawford, 23 Elder st.
Hugh, 4 Dundas street
French, John, 30 Rutland sq.
Gardiner, James, 31 Albany st.
H. G. 13 Ann street
Gibson- Craigs, Dalziel, & Brodie,
5 Thistle street
Gibson & Hector, 3n. StDav. st.
Arch. 2 Gloucester place
and Home, 12 so. Char-
lotte street
John, )un. 12 south Char-
lotte street
Glover, Wm. Taaphall
Goldie, A. W. 8 York place
— ... Alex. 34 Melville street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
WRI
Goldle, Wm. 34 Melville street
Gordon & Baron, 20 Nelson st.
__ — and Smart, 2J Royal terr.
G. C. 21 R yal terrace
James, 35 Drummond pi.
Joseph, 21 Royal terrace
. Robert, 53 Northumberland
street
Govan, John, 13 Walker street
Grade & M'Kenzie, 6 Royal Ex-
change
■ J. B. Parliament square
Graham & Anderson, 31 Great
King street
— — H, 1 1 Shandwick place
Grant, Joseph, 35 Great King st.
Gray, G. 25 North bridge
Andw. 22 India srreet
G. A. 8 Alva street
—— John, 19 Duke street
Greig and Morton, 8 Abercr, pi.
James, jun. 134 Geo. st.
Grierson, And. 15 St Andrew sq.
Grieve, Andrew, 3 Walker street
Haig, Hay, & Pringle, 20 Young
street
Haldane, R. 43 Castle Street
Hamilton and M'KnIght, 12 Lon-
don street
Alexander, 29 Rutland sq.
. John, 1 Scotland street
Handyside, Hugh, 67 York place
Hattoii, Jaa. 2 w. Ciaremont st.
Hay, W. W. 17 Shandwick place
Henderson, Ro. 1 1 Royal Exch.
Herries, W. Y. 17 Nelson street
Hill, A. 43 Broughton street
— — H. D, 59 George street
Home, Wm. 12 so. Charlotte st.
Hope, James, junr. 31 Moray pi.
. and Oliphant, 1 19 Princes St.
— — John, 31 Moray place
Hopkirk, J. G. 12 Duke street
Home and Rose, 96 George street
Horsburgh, W. 29 Nortbumb. st.
Howden, Andrew, 11 Howe street
Robert, 14 Pitt street
Hughes & Mylne, 35 Charlotte sq.
Hunt, William, 26 Broughton pi.
Hunter, Campbell, and Co. 7 York
place
John, 13 Hill street
■ John, jun. 5 Fettes row
Inglis & Burns, 46 Queen street
—— — & Weddeiburn, 6 north St
David street
Innes & Robertson, 51 Castle st.
i John B. 23 Queen street
— — Thomas, 51 Castle street
Irvine, Pat. 23 Northuroberld. st.
Irving, John, 1 no. Charlotte st.
Ivory, Wm. 6 Duke street
Jameson, R. W. 67 Nc tli bridge
Jardine, Stodart, and Fraser, 31
Princes street
Johnston, Alexander, 5 York pi.
Robert, jun. 36 London st.
Robert, 27 n. Ricomond st.
Jiillie, J. & VV. 26 AOercromby pi.
.lopp & Jjhi.ston, 30 Albany st.
Kennedy, Alex. 29 Frederick st.
John, 71 Great King street
Wm.59 Northurab. street
Kermack. Joiin, 20 Broughton pi.
Kinnear, Jarnts, 81 George st.
L'Anay, J. R. 27 Northumb. st
Lanaont and Newton, 33 Great
King street
Lawrie) W. A. 13 n. Bank St.
Lavvson, James, 33 London st.
Leishman, John, 18 Drummond
place
Leven, John, 29 Scotland street
Lindsay, Jis. l5 St Andrew sq.
John M. 19 Melville street
Lockliart, Hunter, & Wniteliead,
5 Fet'ts rnw
Ephr. 38 Northumberland
street
Logan, EJmund, 16 Rutland sq.
— John, 41 Northumber-
land street
Loiiginore, J. A. 56 Melville st.
Lyon, George, 26 Forth ttrett
Macallan, James, 26 Rutland f q.
Macara, J. 34' Lonaon street
L. M. 39 George street
Macbean,jEiieus, 1 ICliarlottesq.
Mack, A. Alfx. 16 Ainslie pi.
M'Cheyne, Adam, 20 Hill street
M'Cook, James, 4 Forta sireet
M'Donald, M. N. 29 Gt. King st.
M'D ugall, Allan, 32 Castle st.
Patrick, 1 Fettes row
M'Duff, Alex. 7 Noribumb. st.
M'Ewan, James, 32 Alhany st.
M'Farlane, James, 9 Atliole p|.
M'Intosh and Ducat, 68 Great
King street
Mackay, Robert, 17 Northumber»
land street
Tnomas, G. 7 Albyn place
Mackenzie, Innes, &. Logan, 83
Queen street
■ and Siiarpe, 32 Aber-
cromby place
Aifcx. 29 Charlotte square
Jjmes Hay, 29 Chari. sq.
John W. 13 Scotland st.
Roderick, 5 Forth street
Thomas 35 Frederick ft.
Wm. 29 Chailotte square
M'Lic hian and Ivory, 6 Duke st.
M'Lellan, Gcorge, 7 York place
Mackersy, W. 2 Bdlevue cresc.
M'Lean & Hamilton, 21 Albany st.
M'Millan & Grant, 37 York pi.
E. and A. 43 York place
M'Neilie, David, 13 Broughton
place
M'Neill, Arch. 73 Gt. King st.
M'Ritchie, Bajhy, & Hender-
son, 11 Royal Exchange
Micrae, J. A. 32 Great King st.
iVIaitland, Aug. 1 so. Charlotte st
Mitmers, A. H. 12 Saxe Coburg
place
Marshall, Wm. 18 Albany street
Martin, John, 14 Staffed street
Meek, John, 8 Atholl place
Meiklejohn, John, 22 Duke st.'
Melville, J. ftl. 110 George st.
John, 20 Albany street
Menzies and Maconochie, 32
Queen street
Allan, 32 Queen sfreet
Mercer, Robt. 40 Drummond pi.
William, 5 Clarence street
Mitcnell, J. L. 8 Randolph cliff
Joseph, 14 Howe street
Monro, A. B. 28 Rutland square
Monteith, A. S. 38 M- Ivilie st.
Monypeniiy and Dulgleish, 7
Moray place
More, Geo. 19 Great King st.
Morton, C. 8 Abercromby place
Mowbray &Hovvden,ll Hovvest.
J ho T. 33 Dublin street
Mill ray & Logan, 16 Roland sq.
Andrew, W.S. 13 Put st.
Ddvid, 31 Queen street
James T. 31 Queen street
Thos. G. 34 Heriot row
Mylne, James 35 Charlotte sq.
Nairne & Btrtrair, 6 Albany st.
Napier, G. and W. 23 Albany st.
MrtCvey, 39 Castle street
William, 15 e. Ciaremont St.
Niven, J. D. 46 Gt. King st.
Newbigging, J. S. 32 Queen st.
Ogilvie, R. G. 14 Cumberland st.
Oliphanf, Chas. 10 Inverleithpl.
Orr, C. F. 13 Young street
Patrick, 4 Randolph cresc.
Paterson, Adam, 36 Heriot row
Patten, John, 1 Fettes row
Pattison, J. jun. 21 York place
Palton, Thos. 38 Frederick st.
Patrick, William, 32 Albany st.
Paul, Thomson, 5 Rutland sq.
Pearson & Robertson, 17 R. cir.
Peddie, James, Broughton
— James, jun 36 Albany st.
Phillips, John, 41 Heriot row
Pitcairn, Robert, 73 Queen st.
Pollexfen, J. R. 6 InOia street
Ponton, Mungo, 30 Melville St.
Pott, Jdmes, 55 Almny street
Fringe, Ro .. 22 Rutland square
Ilattrdy, Robt. 28 SaxeCobu rg pi.
Reddie, Jmies C. 6 luoiastrcec
Reid, C. G. 68 George street
Renny & Webster, 16 Royal c"^-
Rhind, W. and R. 19 Al"""/
street
will
IN EDTNEURCIH AND LETTH.
WRI
2^3
Richardson, John, Si Pitt street
llitrhie aud Hill, 8 north St
D.nid 8ir<'et
"Robertson, G. B. 28 AH'ar.y st,
Jas. 7 R tiriolijli cliff
■ John, 20 ScoJand street
T. R. 17 Gayficld square
Holland and Thomson, 9 north St
David street
. J. 9 nortli St David st.
Ronald & Keyden, 12 Walker st.
Rose, Jamts, 9G Georj^e street
Riiy & Martin, 37 Cattle street
■ Robert, 37 Cistle street
Russell, A. J. 10 Walker street
John. 9 Shandwick place
James, 8 Princes stre't
Rutherf^ird & Harris, 17 Nelson
street
Jame?, 5 Wharton place
J. 11 Qieen street
Sandeman, David, 32 Alva street
Sands, W. H. 5 Rjyal circus
Sandy, George, 3 Buccleuch place
*Scarth, Pillans, 37 Bernard st.
T. M. 30 Queen street
Scott and Baldt;rston, 4 Queen st.
■ Rymer, and Scott, 5(i George
street
Andrew, 24 Drummond pi.
T. M. 37 Geo. street
Shand, Calder, and Farquhar, 24
Qreen street
J. B. 4 Pitt street
Shepherd and Grant, 26 Albany
street
Sinclair, G. L. 4 Walker street
Skene & M-.crae, 32 Gt. King st.
Skinner, J. R. 4 n. St Andiew st.
Smith and Kinnear, 81 George st,
- Alexander, 18 York place
Andrew, 27 Dundas street
Smyth, Robert, 1 Hart street
Souter, J. 80 Great King street
Spalding, W. JVI. 11 Drum, pi.
Speid, John, 18 Duncan street
Spence, James, 24 Pitt street
Spens, Nath. 28 Walker street
Sprott, Thos. 10 Drummond pi,
Steuart, Charles, 3 Albyn place
James, 17 India street
Stewart, John, 3l> India street
A. J. 98 Pitt street
Scuarr, Wm. 43 St Cuthbert st.
Stevenson and Yule, 4 Thistle c.
Alexander, 9 Heriot row
Stirling, James, 6 Alva street
Stodart, George, 31 Princes st.
- J. R. 2 Drummond place
Storie <^ B<iilie, 12 Bioughton p],
Strachan and Darling, 17 Pitt st.
Sutherland, A. G. 18 Fettes row
Sym, Rirbert, 20 George square
Syme, Thomas, 1 Hanover st.
Tait, J, C, 2 Park pl-ce
and Crichtdn, 2 Park place
Taws- and B"nar, 15 York place
John, W. 49 Qiieen sreet
Tailor, Wm. 22 Auercron;by pi.
Tennent, P. 9 Lymdoch place
Thoinsnn, Elder, and Burn, 0
Frederick street
Thorburn, K. J\l. 13 Fettes row
Tods and Romanes, 7 Gt. Stuart
street
Tod and Hill. 59 George s'reet
Henry, 39 York place
James, 21 Dublin street
John, 7 Great Stuart st.
J. R. 7 Great Stuart street
Trail, A. 20 Danube street
Tiaquair, Wm. 2 Queen sf.
Trotter, Thomas, 50 Castle st.
Turnbiill, David, 34 India street
Gporge, IG Thistle street
Trveedie, Graham, and Anderson,
31 Great King street
Ushtr, John, 27 Howe street
Waddeli, Wm. 50 Melville street
Walker & Melville, 110 Geo. st.
James, 21 Queen street
J. 47 Northumberland st.
Wallace, E. 9 P.lri^ htivet
William, 7 Crichton st.
Weir, Matthew, 31 Albany st.
Thos. 9 Danube strei-t
' and Gininer, 31 Albany st.
Welsh & M'Duff, 7 Northum.
berland street
White, Robt. 1 Drummond pi.
Wight, David, 11 Young stre.^t
Williamson, D. 7 York place
Wilson, Adam, 12 e. Maitland
street
Wm. 16 St Andrevir sq.
Hutton, 39 London street
James, jun. .38 London st.
Wishart, Arc.hd. Raeburn place
Wood, John G. 8 south Charlotte
street
Woodman, J. L. 27 India st,
Wordsworth, S. 4 Bellevue ter,
Wotberspoon and JMack, 16 Ainslie
place
Wright, J, and J, 28 Forth st.
. — — Robert, 5 Pitt street
Wyld, Robert, 5 Duke street
Yorston, W. G. 22 Northumb. st.
Young, R. H. 6 Gt. King st.
Wm. 5 PiLt St.
Youngson, Alex. 9 Dundas st.
Yule, J. 4 Thistle court
WRITERS.
Alexander, D. 10 no. Richm. st.
Allan, A. 8 Mary place
Artderson, Letham, 60 Cumb. tt.
* . W. Town-Clerk's Office.
Wm. IH Frfrierick street
B rhnur, Geo. 24 Garilner's ores.
B^ixter, CiiMrles, 32 Castle street
Bullrage, Wm. 8 Scotland street
Bevendge, Thos. 14 Duke st.
Brember,W.M.13Gardner's ores.
Bremner, And. 12 Raeburn pi.
Geo. 49 Thistle street
Brown, David, 72 Northum. St.
George, 14 Frederick st.
Bruce, Alex. 12 Queen s'.reet
Peter, 3 Summer place.
W. 4 Salisbury street
W. D. 6 riermirage place
Cairns, John, 2 Darnaway srreet
Calder, Alex. 24 Qieen street
Carson, W. 27 Hamilr'.n piace
Christie, W 40 G . King street
Arch. 5 Athole place
Crawford, A. 3 Pii-ardy place
Crawfurd, Rub. 4 C mely Green
Crooks, Thos. 33 Howe street
Croll, II. 12 Nelson Street
Cuthbertson, Wm. 73 George st.
*De6erer, Piiineas, 4 Eastfield
Driichar, Tho^-. 21 Ineja street
Di( k, John, 15 Portland place
*Doig, Charles, Siafield house.
Douglas, A. 11 Roxhurghe St.
Djull, William, 10 Hanover st.
Downie, Alex. 126 Lauriston
Drysdajp, J. 2 Gardner's cres.
■ W. Register office
Duncan, W. jun. 11 Nelson st.
Elder, Wm. 4 Torphichen street
Elliot, Robt. 65 Lauriston place
Falconer, James, 15 Comely bk.
Finlay, Chas. 6 Great Stuart st.
Forbes, John, 28 India st.
Patrick, 2 M-lvilJe street
Fraser, William, 18 Dundas st.
GalUraitb, Colin, 2 Melville st.
Gloag, Peter, 5 Mackenzie place
Gorham, R. Y. I73 Cau>,eyside
Grahame, James, 16 Anne st.
Grant, A. 18 D ir das street.
Adatn, 18 Brunswick st.
Gregor, J. east Powderhall
Grindlay, James, Wight's pi.
Haswell, Geo. 2 Graham street
Hay, Alex. Bonington bank
Hector, A. 3 no. St; David st.
Henderson, Dav. 3 Gilmore pi.
Henry, John, 7 n. w. Circus pi.
Hovvison, W. tertius, 11 Alvast.
Hutchison, Alex. 18 London st.
William, 4 Hunter square
Jack, John, 14 Cumberland st.
Jamieson, And. 137 Prince's St.
John, 47 York place
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WRI
PUOFESSiOXS AND TKADES.
WUI
JohnBon, John, 26 Nelson st.
Johnston, John, Silver mills
Pet. T. 9 Crichion street
Johnstone, J. S. 21 Northumber-
land street
Junner, J. M. 6 n. St David st.
Kinioch, Geo. 1.3 Hope street
Laing, David. 2 Dinube street
Lang, R. L. 8 Grove street
Lamond, James, 17 Castle sf.
Laurie, James, 43 Ann street
Leburn, Fat. 2 up. Gilmore pi.
Littlejohn, David, 6 James court
Lothian, J. 12 Buccleuch place
Low, Joseph, 13 Montgomery st.
Mack, Andrew, 5 York place
Macaiidrew, R. Register house
M'Anhur, A. 0 /iniigua street
M'Donald, R. 4 St James' square
]\I 'Parian, T. 47 Great King st,
M'Glashan, C. 3 Cheyne street
Macintosh, D. 44 Cumberland st.
M'Nab, Rob. a Darlings build.
M'Sporran, Arch. 11 Norton pJ.
M'William, R. 30 Alva street
Maitland, J. 9 s. e. Circus place
Malcolm, W. 30 Drummond pi.
Ma' tin, Theodiire, 37 Castle st.
I\laninson, J. N. 4 St Bernard's r.
Meikle, Wra. 22 Dundas street
Melville, G. 13 Henderson row.
Mill, Eben. 12 Athole place
.Millar, Wm. 37 Casile st.
IMiller, James, 41 York place
John, Fairnington place
Moft'at, Henry, 10 Argyle square
iMorison, T. 11 w Maitland aq.
Murray, Robert, 56 India street
. John, 19 Pitt street
W. 6 wtst Preston street
No.ives, Charles, 47 Queen street
NicoU, Alex. Laverd k bank.
, John, 28 Gayfield square
Officer, John, 15 CnlUge street
Philp, John, 13 s. Cliarlot'e st.
Potts, Thos. 16 Albany street.
Prentice, Charles D. 1 Francis
place
Pullar, J. W. 6 Shrub place
Purvis, Robt. 7 Brigbton street
Pyper, John, 37 York place.
Rat-, Thomas, 4 Dewar place
Ramsay. Ja. 26 1 Claremont pi.
Robertson, Charles, 16 Pitt st.
D. 3 Duncan street
Rodger, Wm. 14 VV^arriston cres.
Romanes, J. 7 Great Stuart st.
Ronaldson, J. 25 e. Claremont st.
Rutherford, G. 84 Gt. King st.
Scot, Robert, 8 Kerr street
Sim, George, 1 Scotland street
Smith, A. 5 Roxburghe terrace
, D. 32 Dublin street
, John, 32 Dublin street
Spalding, A. 5 e. Broughton pi.
Spence, Peter, 2 Thistle court
Steven, J. 10 Duncan street
William, 10 Duncan street
Stevenson, W. 4 Thistle court
Stewart, John, 27 Cheyne street
Robert. 11 Forres street
Stuart, A. 21 Royal terrace
Thomson, A. 13 Pitt street
Todd, Geo. jun. 4 Nicolson sq.
Watson, James, 11 Forres street
John, 15 Salisbury street
Webster, Geo. 8 Pitt street
Jas. 16 Royal circus
William, 24 Queen street
Williamson, A. 48 India street
Wm. 16 Grove street
Wilson, Hugh, 2 Carlton street
Robert, 13 Abbey strand
Wm. 18 liBOpold place
^V right, Thos. 9 Brown street
Yoole, Wm., 29 Clarence st.
it'ounie, A. 5 Thistle street
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
BALERNO.
AuLD, Robert, farmer, Buteland
Barclay, Colonel, Balerno lodge
Brownlee, Win. farmer, Gowanliill
ryce, David, wright and spirit dealer
Carfrae, George, mason
Carteret, George Scott, esq. Malleny
Cunningham, James, farmer, Balleny
John, farmer, Harelaw
— — George, Balerno
Davidson, George, farmer, Townhead
— — Miss, New mills
Denholm, David, manager to Gen. Scott
Douglas, James, esq. Glenbrookc
Falconer, James, grocer
Wra. carrier. New mills
Fountain, James, wright
Gardener, John, farmer, Cockburn
Thomas, esq. Larchgrove
Grahame, Barron, esq. Ravelrig
Grant, Captain, Glendorroch
Hannah, David, mill master. New mills
Hay, James, esq. Malleny mills
Hardie, David, farmer, Bavely mill
. Alex. Mayfield
Wm. Bavely house
Henderson, George, spirit dealer
George, labourer
Hill, Craig & Co. paper makers, Balerno bank
■ George, farmer, Marchbank
Hogg, James, grocer
Hutcheson, John, esq. West brook
Jervis, Alex, manager, Malleny Mill
Johnstone, William, flesher
Kerr, Miss, grocer
Law, John, spirit dealer
Lawson, John, farmer, Unthank
Logan, Alex, paper maker
M'Ritchie, C. E. esq. Bankhead
Marshall, John, esq. Currie hill
Martin, James, farmer, East rig
Montgomerie, Laurence, Balerno bank
Murdoch, James, farmer, Hannyfield
Newlands,Mr9, Malleny grove
Ritchie, Robert, Malleny bower
Robertson, John, carrier
— Alex, farmer. New mills
■ Alex. Ravelrig
Reid, William, farmer, Todholes
Scott, Colonel, Malleny
Sinclair, Ralph, blacksmith
Sloan, John, schoolmaster
Smith, William, baker
Sommerville, D. Shothead
Stewart, Duncan, esq. Balerno cottage
Thom, Alex, farmer, Whelpside
Tod, Rev. Andrew, manse
Wallace, Abram, blacksmith
Wales, James, flesher
Walker, Wm. Post office
COLINTON.
AiKMAN, Robert, carter, .Juniper green
Anderson, Mrs, west Colinton cottage
Alison, Thomas, carter. Juniper green
— — Wm. P. Professor, Woodville, and 45
Heriot row
Baillie, David, grocer and spirit dealer
Balfour, Rev. Lewis, A.M. manse
Blair, Miss, Woodhall bank, and 12 Hope st.
Borthwick, Wm. millwright .Juniper green
Burton, Edward, engraver, Colinton
Mungo, wright
Cadell, R. esq. Hailes house, & 1 5 Athole cr.
Cameron, Angus, farmer, Currie-muir end
Carnie, John, boot and shoemaker
Christie, Charles, millwright
Clapperton, A. esq. Spylaw bank
Thos. esq. Oriel cottage
Cleland, Miss, teacher of sewing. Juniper gr.
Clephan, John, farmer, Woodhall
Cockburn, Lord, Bonally, & 1 4 Charlotte sq.
Cowan and Son, papermakers, Kate's mill
James, esq. Kate's mill
Crawford, A. master in the Navy, Juniper gr.
Davie, Thomas, mill master and mill wright
Dawson & Graham, mill masters. Juniper gr.
Peter, mill master. Juniper green
Dea, William, slater. Juniper green
Dick, Thomas, gardener, Colinton house
Dickson, .James, flesher. Juniper green
Downie, Ct. slater & innkeeper. Juniper green
Duncan, John, weaver
Dunfermline, Rt. Hon. Lord, Colinton house
Finnie, .John, farmer, Swanston
Fleming, W. snuff" manufact. up. Spylaw mill
Fortune, Jas. Juniper green — See App.
Forrest, Right Hon. Sir Jas. of Comiston, Bart.
Lord Provost of Edin. & 12 R. Circus
Forrester, Mrs, merchant, .Juniper green
Foulis, Sir Wm. hart, of Colinton, Woodhall
Girdwood, David, mill master
John, farmer, Torphin
Gillespie, Alex., mill master, Colinton barley.
mill
Greig, Thomas, esq. Fernielaw house, and 24
Buccleuch place
Grey, .James, overseer, Kate's mill
Henderson, .John, grocer. Juniper green
Hill, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer
Hogg, John, paper manufacturer. West mills
Hunter, James, surgeon, .Juniper green
.Jas. millmaster, Woodhall barleymill.
Robert, A.]\L schoolmaster & postmaster
Inglis, Henry, esq., Spylaw house, and iG
Queen street
Jenkinson, Thomas, mercht.. Juniper green
.Jobson, G. innkeeper. Hunter's tryst
Kedslie, Alexander, baker. Juniper green
Kerr, Norman, shoemaker. Juniper green
m6
COR
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CRA
King, Thomas, mill master. West mill
Laing, J. farmer, Colin ton mains, and Royal
Horse Bazar, Edinburgh
. Robt. paper manufr. Woodhall mill
Lawson, Wm. cowfeeder, Fairnie law
Marr, Richard, tailor, Swanston
M'Alpin, William, flesher
M'Diarmid, Duncan, esq. west Colinton
Macfarlane, John, boot and shoe maker
M'Kenzie, John, plasterer, Juniper green
M'Whirter and Co. paper manufacturers,
Mossy mill
Marshall, overseer, Mossiemill
Mylne, John, clerk, Mossiemill
Paterson, David, smith, Enterkin's gate
Pearson, Jas. carter, Juniper green
Penman, Adam, farmer, Bonally
Pillans, David, smith
Porteous, James, mason, Spylaw mill
Rompini, Joseph, esq. Woodhall cottage and
10 Gloucester place
Ramsay, James, machine maker
Reid, John, dairyman, Oxgangs
Rose, Wm. excise officer
Sanderson, George, baker and spirit dealer
Steel, John, farmer, Caledonia
Steven, John, Juniper green
Stewart, Robert, builder. Juniper green
Traquair, Ramsay H. Colinton farm
Mrs Wm. Colinton farm
Tinnock, Wm. gardener, Spylaw house
Trotter, Arch. esq. of Dreghorn, and 12 Geo. sq.
Walker, Wnn Hailes mill
Wallace, Wm, innkeeper, Currie-muir end
Watt, James, snufF manufacturer. East mill
James, farmer, Bloomyhall
Wilson, George, surgeon. Juniper green
Wright, Alex, woodmerchant. Juniper green
Young, William, smith
— - William, wright
CORSTORPHIN.
Anderson, Robert, merchant
Arthur, Robert, contractor
Belfrage, George, farmer. North Gyle
Binnie, John, farmer, East Craigs
Thomas, farmer. West Craigs
Bonner, Mrs (school)
Carlaw, Robert, millwright, Lenney park
Chapman, Mrs, farmer, Broomhouse
Crawford, James
Cuddie, David, farmer
Comb, George, farmer, Redheughs
Cock, John, spirit dealer
Cowan, Hugh, smith
Cowie, Walkinshaw, spirit dealer
Currie, Mrs, grocer
Dalrymple, Wm. S.S.C, East Craigs house
Dixon, James, flesher and cattle dealer
Dixon, John, farmer. Old Saughton Mains
Dundas, Capt.,Beechwood
Dunn, James, balder
Dunsraore, Misses
Gillespie, John, smith
Girdwood, John, farmer, Featherhall
Harper, James, innkeeper
Henderson, Andrew, wright
Dr, M.D.
Horn, Archibald, accountant, Hazelbank,
Coltbridge
Home, Rev. David
Hutton, William, tailor
Keddie, William, mason
Keith. Wm., esq. accountant, Corstorphin hill
Lady, Ravelston
Lawrie, John, farmer. Meadow house
Thomas, farmer. South Gyle
Lizars, W. H. esq. Fixby cottage
^Mackenzie, Lord, Belmont
Mackie, James, gardener, Corstorphin hill
Martin, James Watson, farmer. Old Saugbtgn
Mrs, gardener
Melville, J. M. esq. W.S. Hanley
Muirhead, George, tailor
James, weaver
Neil, Robert G. farmer, Gogar Mains
Nimmo, James, farmer, Sighthill
Paterson, Arch, farmer, Meadowfield
Philip, Robert, sen., lodgings
Robertson, Jas. farmer, Beechwood mains
Samuel, Francis, mason
Simpson, Alexander, schoolmaster
John, grocer, & Elm Row
Smith, John, weaver
Thomas, wright
Stewart, William, farmer, Corstorphin bank
Thomson, Archibald, wright
David, farmer and potato dealer, Gogar
James
! ]\Irs Alexander, Gibson lodge
j Mrs Archibald
I Wallace, John, wright, Four-mile-liill
I Matthew, wright, Gogar
I Weston, John, smith, Gogar
Whiteford, Edw., shoemaker, Four-raile-hill
John, ditto
Whitewright, John, smith
Wilkie, John, carter
Wilson, George, baker
Wood, Mrs, spirit dealer, Lannie Park
Mrs, Woodhall Cottage
Wright, Andrew, flesher
CRAMOND.
Allan, Mr, farmer, east Pilton
Belphrage, Henry, farmer. House of Hill
Binnie, Alexander, farmer, east Craigie
Miss, north Clermiston
Bird, William, Drylaw
Blair, Robert, esq. Dreghorn house
Brown, Mr, forester, Bonnyfield
Burnet, Charles, Lauriston
Cadell, Philip, esq. Cramond Iron works
Chesser, Wm. wright, Dalmeny park
Clachlan, Wm. gardener, Barnton
Clark, Wm. gardener, Cramond house
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Crawford, Miss, Braehead
Cunningham, jMrs, wright, Davidson's mains
Currie, John, wright, Davidson's mains
Cuthbertson, Wm. gardener, Dalmeny park
Douglas, John, wright
Dow, Mr, clerk, Craraond iron works
Elder, James, Nether Leny
John, farmer, Leny
Fairgrieve, Jlr, gardener, Craigcrook
Flint, farmer. Dry law
Fortune, Andrew, Craraond bridge mills
John, farmer, Turnhouse
Gibson, Miss, spirit dealer
Gloag, Mrs R. spirit dealer
Goold, ]\Iiss, Saughton house
Gourlay, John, schoolmaster, D.P.M.
Gray, William, farmer, Cramond bridge
Inglis, Thomas, farmer, Craigcrook
Jack, James, smith, jMuttonhole
James, David, Davidson's mains
Wm. baker, Davidson's mains
Jeffrey, Lord, south Cltrmiston
King, Mrs, Davidson's Mains
Law, Andrew, farmer, Leny moor
M'Ara, Mrs, innkeeper
M'Dougal, Mr, farmer, Granton
M'Kenzie, Mr, county police, Davidson's
Mains
Martin, David, Davidson's Mains
Muirhead, llev. Dr George, Manse
Rev. P.
Murray, Arch, butler, Cramond house
Newton, Mrs, Cramond village
Notman, James, gardener^ New Saughton
Peebles, Mrs, Davidson's place
Phipps, W. ^ ( W. Cadell, Sons, & Co.),
Peggy's Mill
Ramsay, W- R. eq. of Barnton & Laurist. M.P.
Richardson, forrester, Barnton
Robertson, James, surgeon, Westfield
Rosebery, Lord, Dalmtny park
Rutberfurd, Andrew, esq. advocate, M.P.,
Lauriston casde
Scott, IMessrs, Cramond bridge toll-bar
Scrymgeour, James, gardener, Peggy's mill
Sharp, William, esq. Marchfield
Simpson, James, weaver, Long row
Sleigh, , gardener, Lauriston castle
Smart, David, traveller, Cramond Iron
works
Smith, Mrs James, vintner, Cramond bridge
Stone, esq. Muirhouse
Stenhouse, , farmer, Southfield
— — farmer. West Pilton
Speirs, Graham, esq. sheriff, Granton house
Thomson, Thomas, baker
Torphichen, Dowager Lady, Craraond house
Tod, farmer, Muirhouse
Tweedie, David, farmer, Silverknowes
Usher, Lauriston Cottage
Vere, .James J. Hope, esq. of Craigiehall
Walker, William, wright, Davidson's mains
Warden, Miss, school, Davidson's mains
Watson, Miss of Saughton, Saughton
Whittit, George, factor, Barnlon
■ , farmer, East Dry law
Wilson, Geo. wright & auctioneer. Blackball
James, farmer, Fair-a-far
James, butler, Barnton House
CURRIE.
A IK MAN, Mrs, grocer
Brown, James & Co., paper manufacturer,
Kinleith mill
Peter, grocer
Cunningham, Lawrence, farmer, Kinleith
Davidson, D. & J., farmers, Kinleith
Denholme, Andw. wright
Downie, James, gardener
Dunn, William, gardener
Falconer, Angus, constable
Ferguson, James, farmer and innkeeper
Fisher, Alexander, builder
David, mason
Fleming, William, millwright
Eraser, John, shoemaker
Frier and Pettie, merchants
Arch, millmaster. East mill
Gray, Robert, farmer
Harper, John, tailor
Jameson, Rev. Robert, manse
Laing, George, and Co. Balerno mill
Geo. {Geo. Laing and Co.), Balerno mill
Logan, Mrs
M'Farlan, Peter, road surveyor
Orr, Peter, farmer, Cocklaw
Palmer, Robert, schoolmaster
Paterson, David, smith. East Mill
Raraage, William, farmer, Kinleith
Russell, Alexander, Malcolmston
Saunderson, George, baker
Skinner, Edward, excise officer
Smith, Miss JM. merchant and post mistress
Somerville, Alexander, innkeeper
Mrs
Stewart, Alexander, mole-catcher
Tait, Lawrence, merchant, Currie
Thomson, Mrs
Walker, Thomas, mason
William, tailor, and clothier
Wallace, Alexander, smith
Walsh, Walter, shoemaker
Watt, James, snuff miller. East mill
John, snuff miller, East mill bank
Weir, James, farmer, Blinkbonnie
Yule, Miss, teacher
DALKEITH.
Adams, Wm. baker, 1 High street
Adamson, Rev. John, manse of Xewtou
Adamson, Mrs Wm., innkeeper, Gallowshall
Aitchison, J. & Co. tin-plate workers. South st.
Mrs Robert, grocer. High street
Aitken, George, merchant, High street
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Aitken, Geo. Gas work, Newbattle road
James, baker. High street
Misses, dressm. and milliners. New road
Alison, John, flesher, High street
— — Mrs, grocer & spirit dealer, London road
Allan and Son, grocers. High street west
■ William, grocer. Back street
Amos, Mrs, Amos' court. West wynd
Anderson, David, nail manufacturer, West w.
Mrs Agnes, spirit merchant. High street
Bain, John, stocking manufacturer, High st.
Ballantyne, Wm. & Son, nursery & seedsmen
Balmain, Thomas, grain dealer. Back street
Barrie, John, Back street
Beattie, Miss, stoneware dealer, South street
Bell, Mrs, spirit dealer, Lugton bridge end
Miss, grocer, Lugton
— — Misses and Henderson, milliners and
straw hat makers, High street
Berrie, Mrs John, Berrie's gardens
Bird, David, captain and adjutant Edinburgh
militia, London road
Blackie, Archibald, merchant. High street
William, teacher. West wynd
Blair, Thos. straw hat manufac. High street
Borrowman, Jas. house factor, High street
Bourhill, Peter, gardener. Back street
—— Thomas, baker. High street
Bowes, James, merchant. High street
Boyd, George, smith. High street
Brotherston and Thomson, clock and watch-
makers, west end High street
Thomas, grocer. West wynd
Brown, Alex, teacher. New Mills road
John, cowfeeder, Buccleuch street
. Rev. Jos. 1st United Associate Congreg.
Bryson, .John, clock and watchmaker. High st.
Buccleuch, his Grace the Duke of, and Queens-
berry, K.G., Dalkeith palace
Buchan, And. grocer and spirit dealer, w. High
street
Buchanan, Rev. Robert, Back street
Burton, J. grocer. High street
Carmichael, George, cooper, 1 Lothian street
Charles, John, flesher. High street
Chisholm, John, tobacconist. South street
Cleghorn, David, draper. High street
John, Fairfield place
Cockburn and Cleghorn, drapers. High street
Collier, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
High street
Corbet, John, forester, Lugton
Cossar, Alexander, innkeeper
Cossar, Thomas, horse dealer. Old Meal mar.
Cowan, James, boot and shoe maker. High st.
Cowie, Andrew, confectioner and spirit dealer.
High street
Craig, James, paper-maker, Newbattle
— John, tailor. Croft street
Craig, Mrs Wm. Porteous place
Craig, John, saddler, south High street
Craise, J. flesher, west end High street
Crawford, N. grocer. South street
Crease, William, flesher, High street, west
Cream, Miss, grocer, High street
Crichton, James, gardener, Back street
Currie, Wm. wine and spirit merch. High st.
Dalgleish, J. corkcutter. Common cl. High st.
Dawson, And. and Co. curriers. Croft st.
— — Eben., Fairfield place
—— .John and Co. brushmakers. High St.
Mrs And. White Hart st. Bridge-end
Dickson, James, tailor, High street
Dods, Rich, spirit dealer. High street
Thomas, meal dealer & auctioneer, Back
street
Douglas, Abraham, corn merchant, High st.
Drysdale, John, spirit dealer, Lothian st.
John, farmer, ]\Iayfield
Dyer, Jas. & Co, tailors and clothiers. New rd.
Edgar, Thom.as, Bally bught, Newbattle road.
Elliot, (heirs of late) G. ironmonger. High st.
Farquharson, D. Buck's-head inn. High st.
Feilder, George, Lugton bridge-end
Ferguson, William, corn merchant. High sf.
Finlay, William, grocer. South street
Foggan, Mrs, Summerfield
Miss A. dressmaker. High street
Forbes, George, High street
Forrest, Robt. stoneware mercht. High street
Mrs, innkeeper, Harrow inn
Gardner, D. writer and not. public. Back st.
George, Mrs, Crofts
Gibson, John, farmer, Woolraet
Laughlan, tailor and clothier. South st.
Gilmour, Thomas, bootmaker, High street
James, locksmith, Back street
Thomas, cabinetmaker. High street
Gloag, , saddler, South street "^
Goldie, John, post office. High street ■!
Gordon, J. iron and seed merchant. South st."
Graham, Chas. Wm., M.D., surgeon Edin-
burgh militia, High street
Gray, Alex, baker, High street "^
Andrew, currier. Back street
Andrew, Dalkeith mills
Geo. agent for Commercial Bank, High st.
George, tobacconist. South street
John and Son," wholesale and retail tea,
wine, and spirit merchants. High street
John, mill-master, Eldenhaugh Mills
Robert, baker, South street
Miss, baker, South street
Miss Ann, china merchant. High street
Haig, David, plumber and gasfitter. High st.
Hall, Mrs, grocer, High street
Hair, Mrs, innkeeper
Hartman, Chas. F. teacher of music. White
Hart street
Hastie, Mrs Jane, flesher. High street
Hay, Alex. Esq. of Hardingreen
Henderson, James, cowfeeder. Back street
and Brydon, drapers. High street
Henderson and Brydon, merchants. High st.
Henry, J. hairdresser. High street
Hill, Wm. vintner. Cross-keys inn. High st.
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Hislop, Adam, merchant, South street
Hitchener, Mrs C. South street
Hodge, H. broker. West Wynd
Hood, Adam, wright, Tolbooth close
J. Buccleuch school
Horsbui'gh, Jas. veterinary surgeon, Croft st.
Howden, Thomas, and Co. drapers, High st.
Hume, Wm. umbrella manufactr. West wynd
Mitchell, James, flesher. High street
Moncrieff, Robert Scott, esq. Chamberlain of
Dalkeith, Dalkeith park
Monteith, Andrew, shoemaker. High street
James, M.D. Buccleuch place
Morrison, J. doctor of medicine, Buccleuch st.
Mushet, George, founder
Muir, Alex, hair dresser. High street
Hutchinson, Jas. cabinetmakerand upholsterer, Mutter, Misses bdg. school. White Hart st.
Collier's land, Pligh street
Inglis, Dan. & Co., ironmongers and seedsmen
Jackson, Miss, White Hart street
JafFery, George, merchant, High street
Jardine, James, spirit dealer. High street
Jefferis, Robt. M.D. surgeon of Medical hall.
High street
Jobson, Geo. spirit dealer. High street
Johnston, Pringle and Son, merchants, High st.
Keith, Miss, toy shop, High street
Kerr, James, Iron mill
Kilgour, John, grocer. High street
Laidlaw, George, victual dealer, Lothian road
Laing, Robert, farmer. Camp-end
Lamb, J. & W. slaters & glaziers, JMofFat pi.
Law, Alex, candlemaker, High street
Leyden, Peter, High street
Lindsay, John, corn merchant. Town-head
Lockhart, Peter, grocer. West wynd
Lothian, Marquis of, Newbattle abbey
Louden, Robt. shoemaker. High street
Lourie, Robert, flesher, old IMeal market
Lowrie, John, builder, Bankhead
Thomas, stoneware dealer. West wynd
Lyle, David, printer, Tait street
— John, woollen and linen draper, Highst.
John, agent for the Edinr. & Leith bank
P. binder, & stationer. High street
Robert, baker. High street
Miss, milliner. High street
M'Chlery, Anthony, dyer, Lugton bridge-end
M'Donald, Alex, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant. South street
JVIillar, agent Nat. Bank, High street
William, library. High street
M'Farlane, Mrs, dressmaker. Back street
M'^Intosh, A. and Co. hat manufacturers.
High street
— — Robert, tailor. High street
IVI'Kenrick, Jas. teacher. White's cl. High st.
JM'Millan, John, flesher, High street
Mrs, flesher. High street
Marshall, Matthew, groom, Dalkeith park
Millar, David agent for the National Bank,
High street
Miller, David, tobacconist. High street
' James, tobacconist and grocer. High st.
James, baker, Lothian street
James, jun. draper, High street
Milne, William, perfumer and auctioneer, High
street
Mitchell, A. sen. grocer, wine, and spirit mer-
chant. High street
— — Alexander, millwright, Dick's park
Nasmith, hair dresser. High street
I W., carver and gilder. South street
Nelson, John, spirit dealer. High street
Noble, Arch. Lothian street
Mrs, High street
Paterson, Alex., cabinetmaker, Wilson's close
William and Co. tanners. Hart street
J. agent for Royal Bank of Scotland
Mrs, Bird's Cottage, Crofts
Plummer, William, flesher. New road
William, jun. candlemaker. New road
Porteous, .James, tobacconist. High street
James, grocer. High street
■ James, tailor. High street
William, clothier. High street
Post Otfice, High street
Pringle, Mathew, grocer. West wynd
William, spirit dealer. High street
Proctor, Adam, Buccleuch street
Purves, John, wool carder. New mills
Robert, tailor, High street
Rae, Alexander, draper. South street
Railway station for Edinburgh, Leith, Mus-
selburgh, &c. west end of High street,
James Blackie, collect^or — See App.
Renton, James, M.D. White Hnrt street
Ritchie, James and William, brick and tile
makers. Harden green
Roberton, Mrs, lodgings. High street
Robertson, Alexander, cooper, High street
George, tailor, Iligh street
John, tinplate worker, High street
Thomas, tin-plate worker
William, brewer. Back street
Rochead and Co. ironmongers and seedsmen.
High street
Ross, Alexander, baker. West wynd
David, spirit dealer. High street
Rutherford, John, baker. High street
Sanderson, Alex, builder. Back street
Scott, Miss A. draper, High street
Misses, milliners, Thornie bank
and Hogg, drapers. South street
Simpson, Walter, saddler. High street
Smeal, Adam, agent for Nation. Savings Bank,
Bridge end
John, saddler. South street
Smith, Mrs James, baker and confectioner.
West wynd
Somerville, A. baker. High street
Robt. boot and shoem. High street
Jno. flesher. High street
Spence, James, gardener, Strawberry bank
Stark, Miss, Back street
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Steele, Rev. Peter, A.M. rector of the Gram-
mar School, High street
.— , grocer, Old Meat Market
Stenhouse, \V. Edinburgh & Dalkeith carrier,
New road
■ Wm. baker. High street
Stewart, Henry, spirit dealer. Back street
• James, baker, High street
. James, gardener, Gibraltar
Stiven, John, farmer. New mills
Stoddart, James, stoneware dealer. High st.
Summers, James, plasterer. Back street
Sutherland, W. esq. Dalkeith palace
Swinton, James, smith. Crofts
Tait, Ben. cabinetmaker. South street
■ William, baker, High street
Captain, of Pirn, Lugton
• Mrs, hosier. West wynd
Taylor, Andrew, grocer, High street, west
• James, Leith carrier. Back street
Peter, Porteous place
i Robert, smith and stamper of weights.
Croft street
Telfer, James, plasterer. High street
Thomson, Alex, painter and glazier. High st.
— — James, builder
• John, millwright & engineer, West wynd
■ John, ropemaker, High street
■ J. baker, High street
1 R. and J. candlemakers, High street,
' Robert, plumber, High street
■ Thomas, painter, paper hanger, and gla-
zier, west end High street
. W. Wright and wood merchant, Buc-
cleuch street
— — & Son, bakers. High street
Thorburn, Wm. nail manufacturer, Wicket
Tod, Alexander, lath splitter. High street
Jno. & Jas. grocers. High street
Walter, tobacconist. High street
TuUoch, ^Irs, grocer & spirit dealer. South st.
Turnbull, Wm. forester & gen. contractor.
Back street
. Misses, dressmakers. High street
Vessey, Arch. White horse Inn, Tait street
Waldie, Rev. Chas. Relief Manse, North w.
Walker, John, joiner, High street
Wallace, James, eating-house, High street
i John, gardener, nursery. Back street
Watson, George, Lugton bridge- end
. John, Black Bull inn
■ D. grocer and spirit merchant. High st.
D. innkeeper, Newraills road
. Mrs Thomas, Porteous place
Watt, Richard, bird-stuifer, High street
Welsh, Alex, chemist and druggist, High st.
White & Gordon, tobacco and snufFmanuf.
1 Wm. woollen manufacturer, Esk mills —
house. High street
Whitehead, C. land surveyor, London road
Wilkison, Mrs, High street
Willans, Francis, gardener, Berrie's gardens
Williams, William, Back street
Williamson, J. mining engineer, Viewfield
John, clerk to the Heritors & Kirk Ses.
W^illiam, huntsman, High street
Miss, dressmaker. High street
Wilson, Colin, draper. High street
Peter, grocer, High street
Rob. Wright and builder, Fairfield pi.
Robert, jun. wright, Fairfield place
Mrs Peter, grocer. High street
Misses, merchants. High street
Yeoman, Andrew, innkeeper. Back street
Yooll, Mrs, candlemaker. New road
Young, farmer, SherifF-hall
Jno. saddler & harnessm. w. end High s.
Richard, shoemaker, High street
Thomas, saddler. High street
FORD.
AiNSLiE, Archibald, senr. Peaston
Archibald, jun. Doddridge
John, farmer, Fordel
Allan, Thomas, iilnkceper
Anderson, John, esq. of Whitsburgh
William, slater, Pathhead
Bagrie, Alexander, Southside
Baillie, Alexander, mason, Pathhead
James, smith, Edgehead
Bain, Robert, SaiTghland
Thomas, Whipplylaw
Barry, Alexander, baker, Pathhead
Brockie, Alexander, millwright, Pathhead
Brown, Richard, tailor, Pathhead
Brunton, John and James, shoemakers. Do.
Burn, Miss, Briary cottage
Callender, William Burn, esq. Preston hail
Clark, Adam, wright, Pathhead
Crawford, Rev. John, Crichton manse
Dewar, James, esq. of Vogrie
Dick-on, James, shoemaker, Pathhead
Dodds, John, factor, Oxenford castle
Douglas, William, Currylee
Mr, Longfaugh house
Downie, William, farrier, Preston
Dunlop, James, joiner, Peaston
John, wright, Chesterhill
Elliot, Rev. Andrew, Ford
Fairley, Robert, grocer, Pathhead
Fergrieve, James, mason, Dewartown
Flint, jMrs, Loanhead
Forster, Robert, schoolmaster, Cranston
Matthew, coal master, Bluehouse
Glendinning, Robert, carrier, Pathhead
Gordon, Thomas, innkeeper, Pathhead
Guild, James, smith, Pathhead .yfjj
Halliday, Thomas, smith, do. -^
Hardie, J. & J. wrights, Crichton
John, tailor, Crichton
Henderson, James, shoemaker, Pathhead
Herdman, George, Ford
Huntei-, John, farmer, Oxenford mains
Kerr, George, farmer. Ford
King, Misses, Pathhead
Laing, Duncan, schoolmaster, Crichton
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Lees, James, builder, Loquhariot mains
Leslie, Kev. Catlicart, Haughhead
■ Wm. grocer, Pathhead
Ludgate, William, wright, Pathhead
M'Kerrow, James, watchmaker
M'Lachlan, Mrs, Faladam
Mills, George, Tyne bank
Moffat, G. & R. Fordeldeea
• John, Caldwells
Muir, James, grocer, Pathhead
Naismyth, David, spirit dealer, Pathhead
— — James, tailor
Ormiston, James, farmer
Thomas, carter, Pathhead
Otto, John, surgeon, Pathhead
PriiTirose, James, farmer, Turniedykes
Pringle, George, innkeeper, Pathhead
William, Crichton house
Renton, William, Muttonhole
Ritchie, George, weaver, Pathhead.
Robertson, John, Crichtondean
James, innkeeper, Crichtondean
Scott, Thomas, teacher
William, flesher, Pathhead
Simpson, James, slater, Pathhead
Robert, slater, Pathhead
— — William, Pathhead
■ ' "William, innkeeper
Smeaton, Alex, veterinary surgeon, Criehton
Smith, John, tailor, Preston
— — W^illiam, blacksmith, Pathhead
Stair, the Right Hon. Earl of, Oxenford castle
Steven, George, carrier, Pathhead
Stewart, Henry, baker, Pathhead
Henry, shoemaker, Pathhead
. Mrs, Remote
Steel, Alexander, baker, Pathhead
Stenhouse, James, Saughenside
James, shoemaker, Pathhead
Tait, William, mason, Pathhead
Taylor, Thomas, farmer, Cakemuir
Thomson, Mrs, innkeeper, Crichtondean
Torrance, John, smith and farrier, Pathhead
Trotter, Robert, wright, Pathhead
Turnbull, William, Crichton mains
Watterston, Robert, grocer
Watson, Mrs, boarding school
Welsh, Rev. Alexander, Cranston
Wilkinson, William, weaver
John, M.D.
. John, shoemaker
Andrew, tailor
Wood, William, millwright
Wm. junior, baker
HERMISTON.
Allan, George, gardener, Milburn tower
Amos, Wm. Hermiston
Baird, Math. esq. Warriston house
Binnie, James, smith
Broadwood, William, Hermiston
Brown, Root. Sighthill
Cameron, Janet, dressmaker
Chalmers, James, grocer
Cockburn, , hedger, CrOgar bank
Craig, Sir James Gibson, Bart. Riccarton
Cunningham, .John, gardener, Riccarton
.John, overseer. Over Gogar
James, farmer, Riccarton mains
Dunlop, George, esq. Hermiston house
Ferguson, IJaniel, gardener, (iogar bank
Glass, John, shoemaker
Horsburgh, Alexander, gamekeeper, Riccarton
Hume, John, wright, Riccarton
Kidd, James, Riccarton cottage
Law, .Tames, wright. Over Gogar
Laidlaw, Daniel, gardener, Riccarton
Leslie, David, gardener, Riccarton
Listen, Mrs, Milburn tower
Locke, Alexander, Hermistoa
James, Hermiston stables
Lyle, David, wright, Hermiston
M'Donald, John, gardener, Riccarton
]Mill, George, quarrier
^loir, John, gardener, Riccarton
Naysmith, Robert esq. Gogar bank
Nellons, James, Hermiston
Nimmo, James, farmer, Sighthill
Oliver, Pi. farmer, Hermiston
Paul, Mr, Railway Clerk, Gogar Cottage
Porteous, William, farmer, Hermiston mains
Ramage, John Hermiston
Russell, Alex, factor, Riccarton
Ross, John, gardener, Riccarton
Scott, WiUiam, farmer, Baberton mains
Shanks, Peter, Over Gogar
Sime, Wm. Sighthill
Thomson, George, gardener
, .Tames, innkeeper
Wm. esq. liirkland lodge
Wardlaw, Peter, postmaster
White, Wm. L. esq. Kellerstain house
KIRKLISTON.
Adlemond, Mrs
Alexander, Robert, farmer, Muirend
Allan, James, farmer, Clifton
John, farmer. Old Liston
Thomas, farmer, Wrinchburgh
Angus, Jonathan, farmer, Lampinsdub
Balraer, Thomas, schoolmaster
Bartholomew, John, farmer, Greendyke
Bird, James, blacksmith, Boathouse
Black, James, tailor
Braid, Robert, surgeon
Brash, James, blacksmith, Newhouses
■ .John, blacksmith
Brock, ,Tohn, farmer, Overtoun
Brown, John, blacksmith
Burnet, George, shoemaker, Kirkliston
Cameron, Don. Charles, esq. Foxhall
Mrs, Foxhall
Chapman, Mungo, J\lyres
Chattie, Thomas, farmer, Tottly
Cunningham, Thos. farmer, Lookaboutye
Cruickshank, John, mason
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Dickson, Ahx. faniuT, Wheatlands
Dowie^ William, meal dealer
Dudgeon, George, farmer, Humbie
John, farmer, Almondhill
Robert, farmer, Humbie
Falconer, David, esq. of Carlowrie
Fortune, Andrew, farmer, Birdsmill
John, farmer, Turnhouse
Frizel, Charles, overseer, Humbie quarry
Gibbie, John, teacher, Kirkliston
Gibson, Sir A. C. Maitland, bart. of Cliftonhall
Hamilton, Archibald, slater
Henderson, Thomas, postmaster
Hill, Mrs, farmer, Easter Carlowrie
Hog, James Maitland, esq. of Newliston
Horsburgh, John, farmer, Newmains
Houstoii, Robt. teacher, Clifton
Hunter & Co. bakers, Kirkliston
James, farmer, Haugh
Jamieson, James, farmer, Duntarvie
Jeffrey, Margaret, dress maker
Keir, Mrs, Kilpunt
Laing, James, miller, Priestmill
Laurence, Miss, female school, Kirkliston
Law, Andrew, farmer, Lennie moor
Lawrie, Robert, baker, Newbridge
Leckfold, William, excise officer
Linn, James, wright, Newbridge
Marshall, Robt. farmer, Gateside
William, shoemaker
Miller, Thomas, farmer, Vrest Briggs
Mrs Marion, merchant
JMitchell, William H. farmer, Lochend
Muir, James, grocer
John, teacher, Newhouses
jVIurray, John, farmer, Craigbrae
Oliver, Thomas, farmer, JVIilrig
Peebles, Robert, saddler
Purdie, Joseph, Clifton
Rennie, James, builder, Newbridge
Ritchie, James, wright, Newhouses
Saddler, James, merchant, Kirkliston
Shanks, William, farmer, Lennie moor
Sharp, John, boot and shoemaker
William, wright
Sibbald J. Robertson, esq. M.D. Lochend
Simpson, James, candlemaker
Stewart, Alex, carrier
Stevenson, James, farmer, Ingliston
Stodart, Alexander, farmer, Ingliston
Strachan, Ralph, & Co. distillers, Kirkliston
Tait, Rev. Adam Duncan, manse
Taylor, Robert, mason, Burnhall
Tod, William, farmer, Cliftonhall mains
Thomson, George, mason
Robert, candlemaker
Walker, John, farmer, Hiddlefaulds
Whittet, Geo. jun. farmer, Hallyards
Wilkie, Alexander, Oldliston
. Thomas, shoemaker, Newbridge
Wotherspoons, John, farmer, Leerielaw
Young, James, flesher
William, baker
KIRKNEWTON.
AiTKEN, James, farmer, Listonsheils
Ardbuckle, William, Leith head
Barr, Mrs, merchant, Wilkieston
Bowes, Alex, baker, Wilkieston
Braid, James, farmer, Humbie
Andrew, postmaster
Buchanan, Mrs Helen, vintner, Burnwynd
Clarkson, Alex. Lyden
Davidson, Alex. Linburn
Dick, George, farmer, Burnhouse
Dow, Allan and Alex, wrights
John, farmer, Byredoor park
John, shoemaker
Easton, Andrew, farmer, Kirknewton Mains
Eddington, John, Easter Newton
Ferrier, Robert, farmer, Selms
Fleming, Adam, farmer, Corston
Gardner, Alexander, farmer. Raw
Gay, John, overseer, Overton
Granger, Alex, flesher
Hasten, James, blacksmith, Sunnyside
George, wright
Henderson, Alexander, farmer, Haughhead
Hislop, Jn. gardener & overseer, Meadowbank
Hunter, Alexander, Templehouse
Hughes, Sirs
Johnston, James, wright
Maconochie, A. A. esq. advocate. Meadow-
bank
Meadowbank, Hon. Lord, Meadowbank ho.
Mitchell, James, innkeeper. Cairns castle inn
Paterson, David, shoemaker, Wilkieston
Paton, Charles, farmer, Whitehill
Plomer, Wm. esq. Linnburn
Porteous, John, carrier
Shand, Rev. Alex, schoolmaster
Shaw, John, tailor
Simpson, Rev. Dr.
Smart, John, baker and grocer
Smeall, Thomas, gardener, Hatton
Smith, William, smith
Stark, Wm. farmer, Raw camp
Waterston, James, Little Vantage
Wilkie, Archibald, esq. Ormiston hill
Young, Mrs, farmer, Coxeydean
LASSWADE.
Affleck, Henry, gardener
Ainslie, farmer, Redheugh
Alexander, James, farmer, Firbank
Anderson, David, flesher
John, grocer
Annandale, Alex. & Son, paper mannf. Polton
Archibald, Thomas, Viewbank
Balloch, John, tailor
Baillie, Mrs. innkeeper
Bennet, Miss, Broomy knowe
Boak, Mr, farmer, Broatch rigg
Borthwick, John, baker
Brocklehurst, Mrs, haberdasher
Brodie, Rev. William
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Brown, Robert, wright, Wadingburn
Brotchie, Robert, grocer, Prestonhoira
Bruce, Mrs, Bonnyrigg
Brunton, Mrs, Esk grove
Andrew, builder
Buckham, John, postmaster
Burr, Misses, haberdashers
Campbell, Alex, bootmaker
Charles, James, gardener. Grove end
John, Calderwood glen
Cochrane, IMiss, lodgings, Hillhead
Peter, Polton farm
Colquhoun, Malcolm, schoolmaster, Rose-
well
Cook, David, grocer
Craig, John, esq. Prestonholm
Cuming, Hon. Mrs Leslie, Springfield
Dalhousie, Right Hon. the Earl of, Dalhousie
castle
Denestoun, Wm. esq. Oakniount
Dewar, Mrs, grocer
Dinning, John, esq. JVIavis bush
Drummond, Sir F. Walker^ bart. of Haw-
thornden
Ellis, A. G., W.S. Lasswade hill
Elliot, Captain George A,, R.N. Elm bank
Ewart, David, smith
Ferguson, John, baker
Finlay, Alexander, painter
Finlayson, Charles, joiner
Flint, Alexander, farmer, south Melville
mains
Fowles, Alexander, gardener, Polton
GauU, Mrs, Netherhouses
Goldie, Robt. esq. Bonnyrigg
Grantj Peter, excise officer
Grieve, William, paper manufacturer, Ke-
vock bank
Grierson, Rev. Dr James, Cockpen manse
Henderson, H. carpet manufactory
George, farmer, Rosewell dean
James, farmer, Prestonhall
T. surgeon, Broomie knowe, Hillhead
Mrs, Hillhead cottage
Hill, Robert, joiner
Hunter, John, carpet factory, Lasswade
Hutton, Mrs, innkeeper, Bonnyrigg
Inglis, John, innkeeper, Rosewell
Innes, James, baker
Johnston, James, farmer, Montrose stables
James, late merchant, Roseraount
— — G. flesher, Lasswade
Laidlaw, Mrs, Netherhouses
Laing, Mrs, Lasswade bank
Lamb, James, smith, Bonnyrigg
Leckie, Eben. innkeeper
Lees, Miss, St Ann's Mount
Lindsay, Miss, Hillhead
J^yon, Thomas, carpenter
Mrs, grocer
Macleod, Miss, Crawfoord bank
M'Gavin, Mrs, Quarryhead
M'Gregor, Wm. shoemaker
M'Gill, David, smith
M'Kenzie, Rev Mungo C, Lasswade manse
Miss, Eskdale cottage
Maxwell, Miss, Lasswade
Melrose, Andrew, esq. Pendreich
Melville, Right Hon. Lord, Melville castle
Millar, .las. farmer, Gourlaw
Miller, Robert, Viewpark
John, esq. Greenfield lodge
Mitchell, Peter, schoolmaster, Cockpen
Murdoch, George, grocer, Bonnyrigg
John, baker, Bonnyrigg
Murray, Mrs J. S.
Mutter, John, farmer, west Melville
Miss, boarding-school, Lasswade cot-
tage
Myrtle, Miss, Inverary cottage
Nimmo, Mrs, Hillside cottage
Noble, Thomas, grocer
William, candlemaker
Misses, teachers
Paterson, Thos. builder, Bonnyrigg
William, builder
Paton, Peter, Wadingburn
Peddie, Miss, Annfield
Pennycuick, William, carpenter, Hillhead
Penreith, James, Kevockmill
Phillip, .John, wood mercht. Bonnyrigg Saw
Mills
Pitcairn, Rev. Thomas, Cockpen, Dalhousie
Grange
Porteous, P., painter
Ross, Mrs, Kevockbank
Samwell, Thos. F. esq. Broomhill
Shurmer, .John, excise officer. Goat Brae Cot.
Simson, Alexander, farmer, Honeyhole
John, esq. Mavis bush cottage
Sievwright, C. R. Mipfield house
Skiptin, Mrs, Laurel bank
Smith, Richard, Esq. surgeon
Stewart, Miss Catharine, grocer, Bonnyrigg
Steven, T. wright, Bonnyrigg
Stevenson, surgeon,
Stirling, George, gardener, Melville Castle
Sutherland, Alexander, grocer
Taylor, James, turner, Bonnyrigg
William, Middlemills
Thomson, Arthur, slater
Robert, lodgings, Bellfield house
Misses, dressmakers
Tod, William, senior
William, junior, baker
Trotter, Miss, grocer
Tucky, T. A, Esq. Hilton cottage
Turnbull, Miss, Mount Chessie
Walker, Miss, Elm row
Wardlaw, Robt. R. esq. Whitehill
Waterston, Alexander, gardener
Webster, John, Quarryhead
White, Robert, gardener, Hawthornden
Wilkinson, Anthony, Esq. Parson's Pool
Williamson, John, esq. Viewfield
Wilson, William, baker, Bonnyrigg
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Wright, John, manager Whitehill colliery
Young, W. Wright, Bonnyrigg
■ William, parochial teacher, Lasswade
LIBBERTON.
Allan, John, farmer, Broomhills
Anderson, David, esq. of More dun
Baigrie, George, farmer, Southhouse
Bairnsfather, William, baker, Burdiehouse
■ Peter, esq. writer, Cameron house
Barrowman, Alexander, blacksmith, Kaims
' ■■ John, farmer, jMuirhouse
Bishop, James, land surveyor, and wood valu-
ator, Libberton bank
Black, George, Upper Libberton
Brockie, Mrs. Tower mains
Campbell, John, schoolmaster, Gilmerton
Carfrae, Wm. surgeon, Craigend
Catanach, Adam, gardener, Fernieside
Collier, David, smith. Smithy green
Crawford, William, surveyor, Cameron bank
Gumming, Alexander, Alnwick hill cottage
Dale, Robert, farmer, Libberton west mains
Dow, George, wright, Gilmerton
Duncan, John, esq. of Burnhead
Eckford, Mrs, grocer, Sten house
Edgely, Jn. farmer, West Edge
— — Thomas, farmer, Gilmerton
Ewart, James, wright, Libberton
Fairley, Rev. Walter, Gilmerton
Ferguson, John, mill master and corn mercht.
3Ioredun mill
Gibson, Peter, builder, Greenend
Gilmour, Mrs Little, of Craigmillar, Inch ho.
Good, Alexander, wright. Nether Libberton
Graham, Francis, esq. of iVIorphie, Green-
park
• John, flesher, Gilmerton
Gray, Begbie, gardener. Wisp
James, baker, Gilmerton
Harper, Robert, farmer, Edmonston mains
■ William, farmer, Cairntowers
Harvie, Miss, teacher, Libberton dams
Hay, John, spirit dealer
Henderson, John, farmer. Nether Libberton
Hunter, Alex. esq. W.S. Drum
— — Robert, Niddrymill
Jameson, John, farmer, Straiton
Johnston, Robert, gardener, Stenhouse
Robert, wright and contractor, Niddry
' Mrs, Niddry mains
Jones, John, Snell cottage
Kerr, W. wright, builder, & D.P.Mi Greetiend
Kerr, William, weaver, Gilmerton
Knight, George, wright. Little France
Laing, .John, farmer, Melville Grange
Laird, James, gardener, Stenhouse
Lees, George, esq.,A.M., lecturer on natural
philosophy, Clearburn
Leslie, James, farmer, Craigmillar
Lamb, John, slater and glazier, Gilmerton
Lavvson, Chas., manager, Gilmerton & Burdie
house lime works, 2;} Cheyne street
M'Intyre, Rev. John, Ferniebank
M'Intyre, Mrs, Ferniebank
Marshall, William, Gilmerton
Main, Charles, publican, Libberton
INIitchell, Wm., flesher, Gilmerton
Moir, Wm.,M.D. & surgeon, Gilmerton
Mrs., Gilmerton
Nibbs, Samuel H. Cameron Bridge end
Nicoll, Miss, Stenhouse
Peacock, Dr Thomas, MD. Stenhouse
Pringle, Alex, spirit dealer, Greenend
Rankin, Mrs, Southfield
Riddle, James, gardener, Libberton
Simpson, John, boot and shoemaker, Gil-
merton
Sniattt, James & Rob. fleshers, Libberton park
Smith, Jas. engineer, Gilmerton
Stevenson, David, Cauldcoats
Stobie, Thomas, gardener, Stenhouse
Stodart, Adam, Stenhouse mill
Swan, James, wright, Greenend
Tait, Thomas, baker, Gilmerton
Tait, ^\'^illiam, victual dealer, Gilmerton
Thomson, P. farmer, auct. & app. Peffer mill
Thornton, Lieut. J. h.p. 42d foot, Nivelle
cottage
Torrance, Thomas, farmer, Meadowhead
William, farmer, Hyvot's bank
Train, Mrs, grocer, Burdiehouse
Trotter, Richard, esq. of Morton hall
Watson, Geo., farmer, Libberton mains, east
Jas. P. Dr of Medicine, Gilmert. cottage
Watt, James, blacksmith, Niddry mill
Wauchope, Andrew, esq. of Niddry
Whyte, William, bookseller, Kirkbrae
W^ilson, .James, esq. Bridge end cottage
H- C. esq. Bridge end cottage
W. S. esq. Bridge end cottage
Wright, Alex, victual dealer, Gilmerton
James, grocer, Gilmerton
Young, John, schoolmaster and session-clfirk
Thos. farmer, Craigo'er
LOANHEAD.
Abbott, S. R. dressmaker, &c.
Ainslie, John & Wm. farmers. New Pentland
John, farmer, Pentland
Alexander, William, baker
Anderson, Rev. William, A.M.
Arbuthnot, W. C. esq. IMavisbank
Armstrong, jNIisses
Baillie, Miss E. dressmaker
Bairnsfather, George, surgeon, Flowerfi6ld
Begg, William, merchant, Post-office
Brown, George, spirit dealer
.James, farmer, Pentland mains
Cameron and Co. paper-mks. Springfield mills
John, esq. Glenesk
Colquhoun, Miss C. teacher
Crichton, David, shoemaker, Loatiheftd
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Eilp;lie, John, fanner,
Erskine, John, grocer,
Falconer, Johnj surgeon
Ftrguson, John, farmer, liurghlee
Fowler, John, builder
Robert, baker,
Gibb, Wm. spirit dealer, Straiton
Grieve, George, overseer of colliery
Hamilton, William, wright. New Pentland
Hargrieve, David, grocer
Hay, Lady Mary, Linden lodge
Horseburgh, James, blacksmith
William, blacksmith
Hunter, Robert, furmer, Burghlee
Johnj tailor and clothier
Hutchison, Robert, flesher
Wm. grocer, Pentland
Jameson, John, farmer, Straiton
John ton, James, manager Springfield mill
Robert, teacher, Pentland
Kay, John, innkeeper, Lothian burn
Wm. spirit dealer, Straiton
Kidd, David, schoolmaster
Lamb, James, slater and glazier
Landers, James, esq.
Lawrie, Hehryj wright,
Leadbetter, James, gardener, Cummingfield
M'Kenzie, George, nailer
Melrose, John, merchant,
Murray, James, grocer,
Paterson, Archibald, spirit dealer
Pearson, J. baker — Carse's coach office
Pendrich, John, innkeeper, New Pentland
Porteous, Benjamin, tailor
Robert, farmer, Loanhead loan
Ramage, Mrs, spirit dealer
Ramsay, Mrs, grocer
Robertson, Duncan, & Sons, builders
Sclater, James, farmer, Townhead
Wm. grocer, Loanhead
Sharp, John, spirit dealer
Shaw, William, merchant
Richard, grocer.
Shedden, Charles, grocer •
Smart, Peter, boot and shoemaker
Smith, William^ watchmaker
Stevenson, Alex, spirit dealer
Symington, John, tiesher
Train, John, hay dealer. New Pentland
■ Joseph, farmer, Pentland, Pathhead
Umpherston, C. & Son, millwrights, iron
and brassfounders
White, William, farmer, Paradykes
Williamson, Robert, slater
MUSSELBURGH.
AiNSLiE, esq. Inveresk
Aitchison, William, esq. Drummore
Aitken, Archd. grocer and spirit dealer^ 136
High street, Fisherrow
' Alex, farmer, Fisherrow
• — ^ James, hai-bour-master
— — R. corn merchant. High st. Fisherrdw
—house Eskside
Aitken, Ro. grocer, 1,30 High st, Fisherrow
— Robert, tanner. Mill- hill— ho. High st.
— Mrs Alex, baker, G New st. Fisherrow
Aitkenhead, Robt. victual dealer, 93 High st.
Fisherrow
Allan, Alexander, wright, 64, Newbigging
— Meth. plasterer, C High st. Fisherrow
Anderson, James, Mill-hill
Peter, tailor, 50 High street
Mrs, coach proprietor, 50 High street
Archibald, John, teacher, 41 High street
John, carter, 112 High street, Fisherrow
Baillie, Jas. spirit dealer, 75 High st. Fisherr.
Bailey, Jas. hairdresser, Vennel, Fisherrow
Ballantine, W. golf-club maker, Musselb. links
Mrs, Levenhall
Baird, Mrs, Inveresk house
Banks, Tho. fisher. New street, Fisherrow
Baptie, John, overseer. Pinkie salt works
Bathgate, Miss, 9 Bridge street
Baxter, Robt. Market street
Robert, saddler, 55 High street
Beaty, John, spirit retailer. High st. Fisherrow
Begg, Martin, draper, 8G High st.
Robert, High stseet, Fisherrow
Begrie, George, farmer, IVIonkton
Bell, And. boot and shoemaker, glass and china
dealer, 81 High street, Fisherrow
Mrs Captain William, Monktonhall
Beveridge, Rev. J. G. minister of Inveresk
Mrs. grocer, 17 High street, Fisherrow
Binning, John, gardener, Loretto gardens
Bisset, And. wright, Vennel, Fisherrow
Black, Rev. Alexander, 56 Newbigging
Misses, dressmakers, 105Highst. Fisher.
Blackie, George, watchmaker, llO High
street, Fisherrow
Borthwick, Jas. publican, 13 New st. Fisherrow
Bourhill, George, jun. baker, 95 High street
John, baker, 36 High street, Fisherrow
Mrs James,
Miss, private Lunatic Asylum, Hall Cross
House, Fisherrow
Miss, bookseller & stationer, 145 High st
Misses, High street
Bridges, James, esq. W.S. Belfield
Miss, 20 Bridge street
Brockie, Thomas, publican, Newbigging
Brockley, Robt. coppersmith and plumber, 4
Bridge street
Brooks, William, sen. grocer & spirit retailer,
19 High street
William, jun. tailor, 120 High street
Brotherstonei Alex, farmer, West Mains
Brown, Alex. 16 Mill-hill
A. & J. tailors. Wonder street
James, gardener, 70 Newbigging
Henry, Dovecot
Robert, of Gilston, 100 High street
W. teacher, Sessional school, 1 6 Bridge st.
Thomas, 10 Bridge street
Thomas, 13 Eskside
Brownlee^ Mrs,privat^: Lunatic Asylum, New-
bigging
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Buchan, James, turner, 20 High street
Burnet, Jas. teacher, Vennel, Fisherrow
Burns, George, shoemaker, 29 High street
Jas. grocer and spirit dealer, Wellington
place
Cameron, Miss, High street
Campbell, Adam, gardener, Eskside
John, Gordon castle
John, gardener, Victoria pi. Newbigging
Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 High
street, Fisherrow
William, merchant, 28 Bridge street. —
house 29 Eskside
Carrick, Alex. & Sons, edge tool manufactu-
rers, 1 New street, Fisherrow
Carse, Edw. painter and glazier, 104 High st.
—— Stewart, painter, glazier, and paper
hanger, 8 High street, Fisherrow
Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Bridge street
Chaplain, Isabella, grocer and spirit dealer,
Herke's Loan
Miss, dressmaker, Herke's Loan
Charles, George, 73 High street
James, shoemaker, 99 High street
Robert, flesher, 88 High street
Chalmers, Francis, Spring gardens
Christie, Mrs, Rosehill, Inveresk
Clark, Adam, tailor, 16 Wonder street
John, mason, 45 High street, Fisherrow
Cleghorn, James, weaver, 18 High street
Clephane, Mrs, Acorn lodge, Inveresk
Cochrane, Wra. saddler, Kerr's wynd
Miss, 18 Bridge street
Collier, Jas. wheel-band manufacturer, links
John, painter and glazier, 59 High street
Commercial Bank of Scotd. Office, Bridge st.
Connel, William, bleacher, Bleachfield
Coventry, Hon. H., New Hailes
County Police station, 25 Bridge street
Cowan, Charles, flesher, 92 High street
• Mrs James, 153 High street
Craig, David, baker, 43 Newbigging
Robert, slater, Mill hill
Cran, J. sawyer, 23 New st. Fisherrow
Walter, spirit retailer, 6 Market street
Crerar, Daniel, artist, 72 High street
CroU, F. and Son, merchants, 1 1 5 High street,
Fisherrow
Currie, Wm. grocer and baker, 17 High st.
Fisherrow
—— Wm. Wright, Herkes Loan
Mrs, grocer, 26 Market street
Mrs, straw-hat maker, 12 Wonder street
Dalrymple, Miss, gardener, Dalrymple loan
Davies, Mrs, Dambrae
Davidson, Rev. Alex, of No. Esk, 2 Bridge st.
James, esq. Rosehall
Dawson, David, cooper and spirit dealer, 101
High street
Dickson, D. J. wood mercht. Bush
Miss, Mill hill
Doig, Alexander, watchmaker, 71 High street
Dougal, Miss, 13, High street, Fisherrow
Douglas, James, grocer, 22 Wonder street
Downie, James, cattle dealer, Felton green
' Drysdale, David, Edin. carrier, Dambrae
Dudgeon, John, flesher, 97 High st.
George, flesher, 133 High street
William, 106 High street
Mrs John, senr. 3 High st. Fisherrow
Duncan, Wm. supervisor of Excise, 31 High
street, Fisherrow
Durie, George, High street, Fisherrow
Easton, James, skinner, Sheepfield cottage
James, jun. skinner, 139 High street
Elder, Jno. 128 High street, Fisherrow
EUey, Andrew, gardener. Beggars' bush
Lieut. John, Pimlars acre
Edinburgh coach offices, M'Kendrick's 48
High street — Anderson's, 50 High st.
Elliot & Fawcett, coal- merchants. West-bush
Eraley, James, saddler. High st. Fisherrow
Esther, George, excise officer, 18 Eskside
Fairgrieve, John, jMarket street
Falconer, Henry, flesher & grocer, 41 and 45
High street
Farquharson, Thos., slater, e. Van., Newbig.
Thos. wright, 13 Bridge street — housed
Eskside
Ferguson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 35 Newbigging
Miss, Catherine Lodge, Inveresk
Fitzgeralds, Jas. hat-manufac. 89 High st.
Fleming, Robert, (late of the excise) 58 High st.
Fisherrow
Forbes, Charles, duck manufacturer. Links
Forman, Mrs, publican, Leven hall
Mrs, Esk hill, Inveresk
Forrester, James, merchant. 111 High street
Forster, Jonathan J. manager. Pottery — ho.
25 Newbigging
Gallic, Chas. joiner, 6 High street
James, tailor, Victoria pi. Newbigging
Gairdner, Lieut. Patrick, Market street
Gardner, Rev. John, 36 Newbigging
Gay, Rob. smith and publican, adjuster of
weights and measures, 83 High street
John, flesher, 40 High st. Fisherrow
Geo. flesher, 63 High st. Fisherrow
Geddes, Thos. Golf tavern. Mill hill
Gibson, Henry, vintnei', 49 New st. Fisherrow
John, ilsh curer, 39 New st. Fisherrow
Robert, wright, IMill hill
Gilbertson, John, sheriff" officer, justice of
peace const, and burgh off". 55 High st.
Gillies, IMiss, Rosemount, Eskside
Gilkerson, Wm. hairdresser, 2 Wonder street
Goodsir, George, grocer, 42 Newbigging
Gordon, Adam, superintend, of public works.
High street
Gourlay, John, golfball-maker, Millbank
Gracie, John B. esq. of Olive-bank
Gray, Wm. 168 High st. Fisherrow
Grieve, G. mining engineer, Midfield
John, smith and ironmonger, 2 Bridge st.
Samuel, smith, 48 High street
Mrs Geo. 25 Wonder street
Grubb, Wm. excise officer, 12 Bridge street
GuUand, Johir, farmer, Monkton hall
Hackings, James, boot & shoemaker, 117 High
street
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Handasyde, Thos. and Wm. nursery & seeds-
men, 109 High street, Fisherrow
Thos. nursery & seedsman. Glen cottage
Handyside, Gilbert, farmer, Inveresk
Miss, Greenhall,
Hardie, P. H. Surv. of Customs, High street
Hart, Miss, Market street
Harper, W. wright, 10 Eskside
Hay, David, Ship inn
David, baker, High street, Fisherrow
J. and T. smiths, e. Vennel, Newbigging
James, land surv. 83 High st. Fisherrow
John, baker, 148 High street, Fisherrow
Thomas, corn merchant, Fisherrow
Thomas, smith, Mill hill
William, farmer, Barbachlaw
]\Irs David, baker, 34 Market st.
Healey, Mrs John, retailer of ale and porter,
59 High St. Fisherrow
Henderson, Thos, farmer, Newton
Herriot, James, High street, Fisherrow
Hill, James, mason, High st. Fisherrow
Robt. iron blacksmith, Magdalen place
Hislop, Wm. lunatic asylum, Lilybank house
— house Eskside
Home, Captain, Eskbank
Hope, Sir John, hart, of Craighall and Pinkie,
Pinkie house
John, baker, 7 High street
Howden, John, ironmonger and seedsman, 13
Bridge street
Mrs, 17 Mill hill
Hume, Thos. grocer, 85 High st. Fisherrow
John, slater, 94 High street, Fisherrow
Hunter, Mrs John, publican, 12 Eskside
Inglis, John, miller, Brunston mill
■ William, gardener, 69 High street
Jameson, Lieut. Thomas, 105 High street
Jenkin, R. N. esq. 146 High street, Fisherrow
Johnston, IVIrs, Vennel, Fisherrow
Miss, lodgings, Linkfield
Kedglie, John, gravedigger, 25 Wonder street
Kedzlie, Mrs, 86 High street, Fisherrow
Keith, Misses, boarding school, 3 Bridge street
Kemp, James, 17 High street
■ John, & Co. wine & spir. mer. 25 High st.
i\Irs John, 25 High street
Keuney, Andw. salesman, Fisherrow brewery
— house, Herke's loan
Kenneth, manager of Duddingston colliery,
Eastfield
Kent, Jas. wright, 55 High st. Fisherrow
Kilgour, Mrs, 110 High street
Kinross, JMrs, milliner, 12 High street
Kirk, Ja. rope & twine maker, 33 High street,
Fisherrow
Wm. Eskside
Kirkwood, Wm. currier and leather merchant,
120 High street
Lament, Wm. Dalrymple's loan
Lauderdale, Dav. mining engineer, 3, Grove st.
Lang, Arch, town missionary, 7 Eskside
Langhorne, Rev. Thos. Loretto
Lauder, Alex, gardener, Goshen
Laurie, George, surgeon, Apothecaries hall, 96
High street
■ Wm. chemist, Magdalen pans
Law, W. and J. shoemakers, 80 High street
Lawrence, Mrs Major, 35 Bridge street
Lawson, David, Newbigging
—— David, cabinetmaker, 29 Newbigging
Lees, Thos. writer, agt. Westn. Bank of Scot,
proc. fiscal, notary-public, 3i i^:idgc st.
Legat, Jas. Millhill
J. and Co. tanners, curriers, and mer-
chants, Millhill
— — Thos. Trafalgar lodge
Thos. and Robt. tanners, curriers, and
merchants, Millhill
Robert, Eskpark
Leitch, James, engineer, 123 High street
John, tea, wine, and spirit merch'. post-
master, and agent for the Scottish Union
Insurance Co. 47 High street
Leslie, Robert, dyer, 9 Wonder street
Little, A. & C. victual-dealers, Dunbrae
Livingstone, John, merchant, 6 Bridge street
Rev. M. W. 51 High street
Loudon, Lieut. William, R. N. Back hill
M'Alpine, Miss, dressmaker, Herkes' loan
M'^Auslane, Wm. gardener, Inveresk
IM'Cormick, James, agent. Commercial Bank,
Bridge street
M'Credie, Hugh, teacher, 2 High street
M'Divot, Mrs, 27 Bridge street
MacDonald, Robt. grocer, ] 74 High st. Fisher.
M'Farlane, Dan. (late of Excise), 14 Market
street
— — Rev. James, 11 Bridge street
M'Gill, James, manager, gas works
Ann, publican, Craighall
Macgillivray, J. teacher, Blinkbonny, Fisher.
Macgregor, Peter, hat manufac. 138 High st.
Robert, Union place
Mackay, Alex, grocer and spirit merclit. house
agent, auctioneer, and appraiser, 151
High street
M'Kendrick, J. Arms Inn, 49 High street
Maxwell, Mrs, 37 High street
M'Kenzie, Hugh, 24 Mill hill
William, pianoforte tuner, 7 High street,
Fisherrow
M'lMillan, John, shoemaker, J Bridge st.
M'Lare, William, flesher, 64 High street
M'Leod, Mrs, 12 Market street
M'Nicol, Peter, Leith carrier, 56 High street
Mark, Hugh, tailor, 105 High street, Fisher.
Meek, Robert, tailor, 93 High street
Michael, George, shoemaker, ] 20 High street,
Fisherrow
Millar, Andrew, baker, 90 High street, Fisher.
David, shoemaker, 8 Newbigging
James, draper, 36 High street
Robert, grocer,New street, Fisherrow
W. (W. & J. Millar,) Beachside house
W. and Jas. tanners and merchants. New
street, Fisherrow
— — Wm. shoemaker, 51 High street
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Millar, P. currier^ New street, Fisherrow —
ho. 4 Eskside
— — Mrs, 52 High street
Milne, James, weaver, 77 High St., Fisherrow
- Jas. gardener, Vennel, Fisherrow
— Thos. weaver, 77 High street, Fisherrow
Milner, Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 29
Bridge street
Mitchell, Alex, waulker, Waulk mill
James, chimney sweeper, 28 High st.
Miss, straw -hat maker, Newbigging
MofFat, Abraham, High street, Fisherrow
. Dav. jun. tanner, 11 High st. Fisherrow
James, clockmaker, 7 High st. Fisher.
Thos. tanner High st ho. 17 Eskside
William, 36 Newbigging
— — A. accountant, 48 Market street
JMoir, D. M. surgeon, 9 High street
Mrs sen., ^5 Mill hill
MoncriefF, Rev. Wm. G., of Independent Se-
cession Church — ho. Dairy m pie loan
Munro, Alex, gardener. West Holm Cottage
— — Daniel, lunatic asylum. Market street
Mrs George, baker, 54 High street
Monro, James, gardener, 30 Market street
Murray, David, esq. Whitehouse
■ Wra. smith, Vennel, Fisherronr
' Misses, 6 Eskside
Nicholson, Thos. W. surgeon, Inveresk
J. F. esq. Inveresk
Niell, William, grocer, Inveresk
Robt. spirit dealer. High street, Fisher.
Nisbet, Robert, baker, 102 High st. Fisherrow
Mrs John, grocer. Wonder street
Ogilvie, Mrs, 6 Bridge street
Park, Thomas, farmer, Stoneyhill
Paterson, James, patent net manufacturer, 31
Bridge street
George, Leith carrier, 37 High street
Peacock, Hugh, draper, 22 Bridge street
Peddie, Mrs, 135 High street
Pennycuick, Jn. tinsmith & plumber, 84 High
street
Philip, John, cartwright, Inveresk
Phin, Geo. Cottage lane
Piper, James, carter, 91 High street, Fisher.
Porteous, Andrew, smith and bell-hanger,
Finary Cottage
■ Alex, farmer. Pinkie mains
TurnbuU, and Co. hair cloth manufac.
109 High street
Post Office, 47 High street
■ Receiving house, 81 High st. Fisherrow
Primrose, G. haircloth manufr. Newbigging
• Nicol, ink and blacking manufacturer,
12 High street
Ro. tea and spirit merchant, 62 High st.
. Thomas, dyer, 82 High street
Proud foot, John, farmer. Pinkie hill
Rae, Miss, Esk Grove
Railway Station, for Edinburgh, Leith,
Dalkeith, &c. west end Fisherrow, John
Law collector — See Avpendi.v
Ralston, J. C. esq. Mill hill *
Rankine, Jas. publican, Levenhall
Rames, Mrs, South Bush
Reid, M. and Spn, earthenware raanufactursi
ers, 82 Newbigging
Reidpath, Jn. boot and shoemak.137 High St.
G- victual-dealer. Wonder street
Renwick & Livingston, tea, wine, and spirit
merchants, 98 High street
Fran, of R. and L. brewery — house High
street
Renton, Alex, mani^facturer of hosiery, Jane
cottage
-^— Robert, Mill hill
Riddel, Thos. grocer, 70 High street
Ritchie, David, upholsterer, 40 Newbigging
James, plasterer, brick and tile manu-,
facturer, Herkes' loan
John, sculptor, Herkes' loan
Walter, shoemaker, Jlill hill
Robertson, Al. spirit retailer. Mill hill
Jaines, smith, 46 Newbigging
Rev. James, of Secession Church — ho.
Herkes' loan
- — - Richd. victual dealer, 66 High street
Mrs, Thomas, Mill hill
Mrs Geo. Dalryraple's loan
Robinson, Nelson G. esq. herring net raanu*
facturer. East bush
Ronald, James, shoemaker, 20 High street
James, hairdresser, 69 High st. Fisher,
Ross, James, wright, 113 High street, Fisher.
Russell, Andrew, Eskside
Sanderson, Henry, surgeon, 1 9 Bridge street
J. T., M.D. 19 Bridge street
Miss, straw-hat maker, 30 High street
John, mole catcher, Monktonhall
Sawers, Misses, ladies' boarding school, 32
Bridge street
Seaton, Wilson, spirit dealer, 170 High street,
Fisherrow
Scarlett, Robt. gardener, Milnholm cottage
Scott, mason, l6 Bridge street
Rob. confectioner, 16 Bridge street
Thos. R., M.D. 153 High street
Wm. draper and spirit merchant, 6^ High
St. Fisherrow
William, mason. High street, Fisherrow
Mrs, ] 7 Wonder street
Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance office,
47 High street
Sharp, Geo. baker, 26 Newbigging
Shaw, Alex, wright, 29 Market street,
Peter, upholsterer & paper hanger, 56
High street
Shiells, Miss, boarding school, Red House
Sibbald, James, surgeon, Eskside
Simpson, & Wilson, drapers. Cloth and Silk
hail, 113 High street
George, mason, Herkes' loan
James, grocer, 7 1 High street, Fisher*
row
John, builder, Herkes' loan
Thomas, Mill hill
— — Thos, saddler, S.'j High street
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Sinclair, Thos.& Co. hair cloth manufacturers,,
19 Eskside
Mrs, Newbigging
Smart, Charles, 16 High street, Fisberrow
> Geo. & Thos. drapers, 72 High street
George, lathsplitter and riddle- maker, 5
High St. Fisberrow
— — James, mason, 4 High street
Thomas, 94 High street
Agnes, milliner, 129 High street
Smith, Alex, grocer & spirit dealer, 21 High
street, Fisberrow
— — - John, currier. Market street
Elizabeth, laundress, Eskside
Spavin, And. Edinburgh carrier, and dairyman,
Dambrae
Mrs Wm. Dambrae
Spears, Robert, baker, 68 High street
Spens, Col. Arch. E. I. C. Manor house, Inyer.
Starkey, Wm. Dalrymple loan
Souter, Capt. D., h. p. 66th regt. Mill hill
Steel, Miss, 66 High street, Fisberrow
Steeples, Wm. painter, 92 High st. Fisberrow
Stenhouse, Alex, farmer, Whitehill
Rob. corn merchant, 1 1 Market st.
Stevenson, Wm. gardener, Monkton cottage
Stirling, Jas. tobacconist, merchant, & candle-
maker, 147 High street
Mrs Gen. J. Eskbank
Stewart, Mrs Alex. 148 High st. Fisberrow
— — Charles, sen. farmer, Sweethope
Charles, jun. baker, 7 9 High street
Frederick, flesher, 79 High st. Fisher.
Mrs George, 27 Fskside
— — Mrs, grocer, 46 High street
Mrs, lodgings, 56 High street
Miss, 110 High street
Miss, 2 Eskside
Strachan, Mrs, 4 Grove street
Superintendant of public works' office, Town-
Hall
Symons, Robert, baker, 1 1 6 High st. Fisher.
Tait, Wm. cork manufacturer, ] 45 High st.
Taylor, Dan. gardener and farmer. Linkfield
John, jun. gardener, Newbigging
— — John, sen. gardener, Danbrae
' ■ ■ John, esq. Stoneyhill
Peter, baker, 58 High street
W. shoemaker, 20 Eskside
Thomson, Andrew, 8 High street
Captain David, Rosemount, Eskside
. George, town clerk and notary public,
Town hall— ho. 1 High street
— — - George, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter,
100 High street, Fisberrow
■ ■ G. clothier, 115 High street
— — James, corn merchant, 34 High street
■ J. and J. meal shop, 40 High street
— — John, corn merchant. Providence hall;
Fisberrow
Rev. R. W. assistant minister of Inver-
esk, Linkfield hall
William, wright, 103 High street
Mrs, pie-baker, 30 Bridge street
— — Mrs, grocer, 41 Market street
Thomson, ]\Irs C. private Lunatic Asylum,
Newbigging
Mrs, Linkfield hall
Thomson, Mrs Hugh, dressmaker, 119 High st.
Tinto, John, millwright, 13 Wonder st.
Town Clerk's office, Town-Hall
TurnbuU, Wra, {of G. T. ^- Co.) 89 High st.
Trotter, .Jn. rector of the academy, 12 1 High st.
Turner, William, spirit retailer, 107 High st.
Fisberrow
Tyrie, Jas. tailor, 83 High street, Fisberrow
Ure, Wm. hosier, 5 High street
Vallance, Js. wright and auctioneer. Mill hill
Veitch, Peter, grocer, 52 New street, Fisher,
Vernor, Alex. High street
" James, farmer, Hillhead
Walker, Andrew, teacher, Craighall
.John, printer, bocikbinder, bookseller
and stationer, 33 High street
Thos. C. Parkend cottage
Wallace, John, watchmaker, Dambrae
W^atson, Rev. .John, Pinkie Burn
Miss, Cample house
W^att, Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 154 High
street, Fisberrow
Mrs, milliner and dressmaker. High st.
Fisberrow
Wedderburn, Miss, Inveresk lodge
Wells, C. D. 10 High st.
Western Bank of Scotland's office,36 Bridge st.
Williams, J. Sutton, esq. RN. Campie ho.
Whyte, Wm. mason, Newbigging
.Jas. mason, 1 Newbigging
Wbitelaw, Adam, High strtet, Fisberrow
Wm. brewer, 104 High st. Fisberrpw
Whiteford, James, teacher, 42 High street
Wilkie, and Co. grocers, 30 Newbigging
■ Duncan, flesber, 37 Newbigging
Peter, flesher, 87 High street, Fisher.
Williamson, John, veterinary surgeon, 112
High street
William, mercht., 117 High st. Fisher.
Mrs Jas. 141 High street
Wilson, James, baker, Wellington place
John, grocer, Eskside
J. baker, 26 Bridge street
Robt. surgeon, 155 High street
Mrs, 1 Eskside
IMrs, lodgings, 5 Wellington place
Witherspoon, John, grocer, 47 Newbigging
Wylie, John, Lunatic Asylum, 16 Market st.
Young, Jlontgomerie, esq. 3 Eskside
Mrs James, Dalrymple loan
John, baker, Monkton hall
PENNYCUICK.
Abernethy, David, baker
— — James, Howgate
James, merchant
Thomas, farmer, Howgate
Adie, John, esq. surgeon, R.N. so. Bank bo.
Affleck, Joseph, farmer, Pioseview
Aitkin, Thomas, farmer, Wakion
Allan, John, Onthank
Alston, .Tames, farmer, Friarton
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Ainslie^ Wrn. farmer, Poraethorn
Austin, Miss C. of Bell wood
Baldon, Mrs, Valleyfield
Ballantyne, James, farmer, Lawhead
Borthwick, John, schoolmaster, Glencorse
Brackenridge, James, farmer. Upper Firth
Brass, Andrew, shoemaker
Mrs, straw-hat and dress maker
— — James, tailor
Brocket, William
Brown, Hugh H. esq. of Newhall
— — James, tailor
■ James, and Co. Esk mills
— — James, Fisher's Tryst
^— John, flesher
— ^ William, farmer, Mary field
— — John, Mrs, merchant
«• Mrs, merchant
Brunton, James, farmer, Anchorlaw
Brydon, James, wright
Buchan, Andrew, farmer, Glencorse mains
Burns, Rob. officer of excise
Cairns, John, farmer, Graybrae
Carstairs, John, esq. of Springfield
Child, Wm. of Glencorse, Glencorse cottage
Clark, Walter, excise officer
Cleghorn, Thomas, farmer, Brunston
Clerk, Sir George, Bart, of Pennycuick
Cowan, A. & Son, paper manufs. Valleyfield
mills
' Charles, house at Valleyfield
Cowan, James, merchant- tailor
Davidson, Robert, millwright
Dawson, William, teacher
Dickson, Da*nd, tailor
Jas. esq. Maurice wood, Glencorse
Dodds, Thomas, Lawrencelaw cottage
Duncan, Rev. David, Howgate
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Jas. Symington^
agent
Ewart, John, wright
• Misses E. and C.
Finlayson, Andrew, spirit dealer
— — Miss J. grocer
Fisher, Joseph, Crosswell
Forsyth, Walter, farmer, Spittal
Fulton, Aaron, merchant, Kirkhill
Galbraith, John
Gibson, Mrs
Gilbert, W. farmer. House of Muir, Glencorse'
Girdwood, Rev. Thos. Bridgend house
Greenfield, Robert
Henderson, James, grocer and spirit dealer
■ Robert, mason, Esk mills
Hill, John, meal dealer
■ jNIiss, stoneware merchant
Hodge, Andrew, spirit dealer
Hunter, Robert, farmer, Amosendean
Mrs, Kirkhill
Jackson, James, gardener, Plaintree shade -
Jenkison, Michael, merchant
.Johnston, George, baker
Jenkinson, Michael, farmer, Skillknowc
K^err, Henry, Leadburn
Kemp, Mrs, infant school tericbcr
Kilpatrick, Peter, Coats and Lufi'en houses
Laing, Andrew, wright, Silverburn
Lang, Peter, farmer, Patieshill
Lawrence, George, nailer
Lawson, Charles, mason
John, portioner
M'Gill, Thomas, smith
M'Lean, James, Braidwood
Madden, Henry R. esq. surgeon
Mark, James, farmer, Deanshouses
Megget, Alexander,
jMiUer, David, wood merchant
Mitchell, Hugh, spirit dealer, Leadburn inn
Moffat, John, junior, baker
Moncrieff", Rev. William S., manse
Monteith, Robert, surgeon
Montgomerie, Archibald, esq. Whim
James, esq. Whim
Muir, Thomas, schoolmaster
William, shoemaker
Murray, David, farmer, Westside
Dr John, F.R.C.S.E.
Nicol, James, shoemaker
Paterson, Andrew, Pennycuick foundery
Piper, John, sen.
John, jun. merchant
John
Prosser, David, excise officer
Purdie, James, spirit dealer, Howgate
Raitt, James, farmer, Fullerton
Ramage, Adam, foreman, Valleyfield
James, Valleyfield
James, Pennycuick
John, Grayknow
Joseph, farmer, Templehall
William
Rennie, Thos. esq. farmer, Cornbank
Riddle, William, farmer, Howgate
Ritchie, John, farmer, Cleickum-in, Fall-
hills
John, sawyer
Robertson, John, saddler
Scott, William, merchant and tailor
Sharp, William, tailor
Smith, George, shoemaker
John, Milton bridge
Somerville, George, farmer, Greenlaw mains
W, & Son, paper manufs. Dalmore mill
■ William, sen. Lawrence lane cottage
Stevenson, Daniel, nail manufacturer
Thomas, farmer, Mount Lothian
Stewart, Robert, innkeeper, King's Arras inn
Stoby, Peter, spirit dealer, Pap in
Stodart, Robert, farmer, Mosshouse
Symington, Henry
Jas. agent for Edinr. and Leith Bank
John, flesher
Thos. farmer. East side
William, surgeon
Tait, James, wright
James
.Tames
John and P^ter, farmers, Cn?tlela7/
Mrs Janet
Thorn; on, Vrilliam, me:il doalsr
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'1 iioiiisou, Mrs, Vallejtield
Tod, Jamts, baker
John, foreman, Bank mill
IMarion, grocer
Torrence, llev. Alex, manse, Glencorse
Trotter, Miss, of Bush
Vessie, William, merchant
Walker, James, watchmaker
William, merchant
Wallace, T. Wellington inn
Robert, spirit dealer
Warden, Alex. Kirkhill
Watson, James, farmer, Honeybrae
J. grocer and spirit dealer, Harper's brae
White, Mrs J. grocer & spirit dealer, Kirkhill
Wilson, David, farmer. Halls
John, baker
John, farmer, Eastfield
John jun., farmer, Eastfield
VVilliam, painter
]\Ii.ss Helen, grocer
Young, Misses, Valleyfield
PORTOBELLO & DUDDINGSTON.
AiTCHisON, Alexander, confectioner, High st.
Aitken, Alex, smith and far. e. Duddingston
Alcorn, John, tinsmith. High st.
Alexander, Jno. C. surgeon and druggist, High
strtet — ho. Rosefield avenue
Allan, George, Bathgate buildings, Joppa
George, John street
Allison, Mrs, washer and dresser, 4 High st.
Anderson, Alex, baker. High street
James, cowfeeder. High street
James, Portobello pottery
' ]\Irs, 5 Sandford place
Mrs, 1 Windsor place
Arnot, Mrs, 10 Brighton crescent, west
Atkin, Mrs, i) Melville street
Austin, JNIrs, 18 Brighton place
Bailey & Co. IMid- Lothian Glass works, Bai-
leyfield, w. e. Portobello
Wm. (of Bailey and Co.) Baileyfield
Bain, John, shoemaker. High street
Baines, Thomas, spirit dealer. High street
Balderston, W. C. W.S., 7 Melville street
Ballantyne, Alex. 16 w. Brighton crescent
Balfour, Mrs, 4 Wellington street
Banks, Thomas, salt merchant, Joppa
Banner, Robt. 8 west Brighton crescent
Bannerman, Mrs, 2 Rosefield place
Barclay, Capt. Andrew, 27 Brighton place
Baxter, James, builder, Rosefield cottage
Beattie, Mrs, spirit dealer, High street
Bell, Mrs P., 1 Melville street
David, shoemaker. High street
Bennet, Archd. esq. Secretary Bank of Scotld.
Caroline cottage, Duddingston
Biggar, James, Rosefield place
Walter, 2 Rosefield place
Biggs, Mrs, of Norwood, west Brighton cresc.
Bishop, James, lodgings, 3 Regent st.
Blackie, John, gardener and lodgings, Joppa
— — James, shoemaker, Joppa
Borthwick, John, teacher, boarding establish-
ment, west Bank house
Boyd, J.esq. of Broadmeadows, 21 Brighton pi.
Boyle, Rev. J.,easter Duddingston
Brannan, John, tailor. High street
Brigstocke, Geo. Aug. {of Brigstocke 6)" Co./)
8 Brighton place
Broadfoot, Walter, nailer, High street
Brotchie, ]\Irs, lodgings, 7 Wilson's park
Brown, Alexander, spirit dealer. Bridge
Brown, David, gardener, Rosefield lodge
Major George, Fairfield cottage
John, farmer, Brunstain house
Bruce, John, glass packer, 12 Tower street
Mrs, 17 Tower street
The Hon. Mrs Carstairs, 6 Brighton cr.
Bryson, Arch, rag merchant, Tobago street
Buchan, Miss, 9 Bath street
Buchanan, Alex. esq. R. N. Wellington street
Burt, James, 3 Brighton place
Burnet, John, grocer. High street
Caledonian Life & Fire Insur. OfSce, 1 Tower
street
Calder, H., grocer and spirit mercht. High st.
P. esq. 3 Rosefield avenue
Misses, 4 Stratton place
Cameron, Mrs, 5 Melville street
Campbell, John, carter, Pipe street
Miss Auchlyne, John street
Carr, Morton, esq. Woodlands, Duddingston
Chisholra, Alex, tailor, Victoria place
Captain D. 4 Rosefield place
James, Victoria place
Christie, John, Burnhouse
Mrs, Tower street
Clark, Miss, 7 Mount Pleasant, Joppa
Cochrane, Miss, 6 Regent street
Condie,Wm. wright, 4 Bath street
Connell, John, esq. Seabeach cottage
Corbett, Miss, Pitt street
Cornwall, H. (of Milne, C, and Co.), 2 Pipe st.
Craigie, Jn. painter and glazier. High st. — ho.
4 Bath place
Crawford, Rev. D. Regent street
Creelman, C. and Co. Abercorn brick works
— ho. Shrub mount
Misses, Shrub mount. High street
Cribbes, Thos. classical academy. High street
Crichton, John, esq. Regent street
T. and Son, paper makers. Bridge street
Thos. esq. Bath street
Daughtie, Mrs R. 3 Tower street
Davidson, Miss, haberdasher. High street
Deans, Rev. George, 23 Tower street
Dickson, David James, wood merchant. Mount
Charles, Bath st. — ho. Fisherrow
George, wright and joiner. High street
Peter, wright, 6 Regent street
JMrs John, Mount Charles, Bath street
Doig, Wm. wig maker, High street
Douglas, Wm. house factor & auctioneer, 1
Regent street
Miss, 3 Brighton crescent
Drew, William, boot and shoemaker. High st.
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Drysdale, Thomas, bookseller, stationer, and
librarian, High street
Duff, Mrs A. Sycamore bank, w. Duddingston
Duffus, Robert^ cabinet maker. High street-
house, Mayfield
Duffin, Mrs William, Regent street
Duncan, James, agent, Kirke's place
Miss, Jesstield, Rosefield avenue
Edmond, Thomas, joiner. Pipe street
E lie, , Rotten Cottage, High street
Elder, A. traveller, (Mid-Luthian Gl. Works,)
4 Bath street
Elliot, Mrs, green grocer, High street
Erskine, Misses, 10 Melville street
■ Miss, 2 Windsor terrace
Ewart, Robert, wright, Adelphi place
Fairbairn, Andrew, grocer, High street
Mrs, lodgings, 19 Tower street
Miss, dressmaker, 19 Tower street
Fairfoul, John, buildfr, Joppa
Ferguson, Finlay, teacher, e. Duddingston
Mrs, sewing school, e. Duddingston
Eerier, T. baron officer, Duddingston, w. gate
Fife, James, carter, Pipe street
Andw. smith and farrier, High street
Wm. carter, wester Duddingston
Foggo, Mr, teacher. High street
Forrest, And. wright, e. Duddingston
Forsyth. J. grocer & coach proprietor, iBathst.
WiUiam, Mary field
Robert, baths, Bath street
Fox, W. bookseller, circulating library, and
nading room. High st.
Eraser, James, letter-carrier, e. Union place
T. baker, High street
W. road surveyer. High street
Mrs, sick nurse, and lodgs. Wilson's park
Mrs, lodgings, e. Union place
Miss, 19 Brighton place
Geddes, George, shoemaker. High street
Gibson, Thomas, Cauvin's Instit. Dudding.
Gilchrist, Mrs, 3 Stratton place
Gillespie, Joseph, blacksmith, I Bath street
Miss, 8 JMount Pleasant, Joppa
Glen, Rev. John, 17 Brighton place
Goodall, James, grocer. High street
Gordon, John, gardener. Berry square
Maxwell, esq. John street
Mrs (of Campbelton), 3 Pitt street
Gould, George, lead works. High st.
Gow, Norman, surgeon & druggist, High st.
Graham, ilrs Col. Bellavista, w. Duddingston
Grant, John, writer, Joppa
Gray, Andrew, town crier, High street
John, gardener, Palmyra cottage
John, undertaker and joiner, Kirk place
Mrs, of Oxgang, 1 Brighton crescent
Grieve, Mrs, 31 Brighton place
John, esq. engineer, 2 John street
Mrs, 3 west Crescent
Guthrie, William, 1 Melville street
Hagart, Wm. D. 3 w. Brighton crescent
Haig, Archibald, esq. of Seafield, Roseville
Hamilton, Wm. esq,, 2 east Brighton crescent
]\Iisses, 20 Brighton place
Hamilton, Miss 6 Rosefield place
Hardie, Miss, Rosefield avenue
Hart, John, flesher, High street
Hay, J. & R. potters, Rosebank pottery
Hay, Mrs, 2 Pitt street
Henderson, Misses, lo Brighton place
Hepburn, Thomas, blacksmith, High street
Heriot, Andrew, wright, Duddingston mills
Hewat, .Tames, grocer, 8 and 19 High street
Wm. tea & spirit merchant. 58 High st.
Hill, William, surgeon, 1 Union place
Hiliiard, Tho. grocer and spirit dealer, Joppa
Hilton, Mrs, mid wile, 1 Hope street
Home, Miss, 9 Regent street
Hope, William, farmer, Duddinaston mains
Home, William, esq. advocate, SherifF'8 office,
Haddington, 8 Brighton crescent
Hoskins, Geo. esq Brunslane house
Hume, J. C. esq. Regent street
Inglis, J. C coat merchant and carter, High st.
Ingram, George, clerk, Abercom brick works ■
Innes, Mrs, east Union place
Irvine, Miss, milliner. High street
Jardine, Gilbert, 6 Mount Pleasant, Joppa
Jobson, Mrs, of Lochare, Bath ho. Bath st. -
Johnston, Alexander, flesher. High street
Captain, 4 Pitt street
Lieut.-Col. James, Mount lodge
Joseph, spirit dealer, Joppa
Kedzlie, Mrs, flesher, 2 Markets, Hi^>h street
Keith, The Ladies, Ramsay lodge, Bath st.
Kenneth. Robt. manager of coal works, Joppa
Ker, Robert, surgeon, 3 Union place
Mrs, Regent street
Kid, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Bath street
King, James, mill master, Duddingston mill
Kinnear, C. watch and clock maker. High st.
Mrs, straw-hat maker. High street
Kiikwood, Thos. smith, Duddingston mills
Knox, Miss, 1 west Brighton crescent
Laidlaw, Miss, 25 Regent street
Laing, Thomas, shoemaker, Mary field
Mrs, 1 west Brighton crescent
Lamont, James, cowfceder, Wilson's park
Latta, Mrs Dr, 2 east Brighton crescent
Law, Mrs, lodgings, Maryfield
Lawrie, W. chemical manufactory, Joppa
Miss, 13 Regent street
Leary, Mrs Captain, 7 Regent street
Leslie, Mrs A. ladies' boarding school, 12
Brighton place
Lindesay, JMiss, 7 Brighton crescent
Livingston, Allan and Son, builders, Joppa
Lockbart, Mrs, 2 av. Brijihton crescent
Logan, Geo. esq. W.S. Hawthorn brae
Jasper, painter. High street
W. Duddingston, and 4 Hunter square,
Edinburgh
Llrs, 14 Bath street
Low, i\Iisses, Stratton place
Lyon, Wm. tailor. Regent street
M'Cartney, Mrs, 8 Regent street
M'Cook, .Jas. W.S. Hermitage pi. & 4 Forth st.
M'Donald, JMrs James, 21 Rfgent street
. Mrs Robert, tobacconist. High st.
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^[■Dougall, D. 3 Bath place
AI'Ewan, James, 4 Tower street
• IMiss, 20 Bath street
j\rFarlaiie, Rev. James, Duddingston manse
]\PFarlane, Robert, gardener, Baih street
Jlrs, John street
JMacgregor, Lt.-Col. Hugh, It Brighton place
. Capt. Seaside cottaj;e, John street
JIacIntosh, Captain, R.M. 18 vvtst Crescent
LlacKay, Alex, lodgings, and ginger and spruce
beer manufacturer, 3 JMelville street
JM'Kerraclier, David, smith, 12 High street
JVIacKie, ^^'i!liam, merchant, High street
Jame*, spirit dealer, Kirk's place
M'Kinlay, Rob-rt, slater and glazier. High st.
M'Laren, Major Alex. Pitt street
• • Mrs, lodgings, 10 Wilson's park
— — Sliss, dressmaker. High street
Miss, Pitt street
Misses, haberdashers, High street
M'Laine, JIrs, 13 Bath street
M'Lare, William, flesher. High street
]\I'Lean, IVIrs Captain, Regent street
M'Leod, Daniel, engraver, Joppa
]\rRae, Mv, classical teacher, Rosefield avenue
M'VVhirter, J. A. 1 Rosefield place
Mail), Mrs, 5 Mountpkasant, .Joppa
Maitland, Miss, Rose Cottage, John street
Manson, Miss, 4 Broughton crescent
Manson, Miss, 4 Brighton street
Marshall, A. cowfteder, High street
Capt. W., E.I.C.S., WeUington villa
■ John, plumber, 15 Bath street
]\Iatheson, Peter, grocer, Kirk's place
Mtnzies, Miss, of Culdare, John street
Messer, John, baker, head of Bath street
Milne, Cornvpall, & Co. salt glaze work. Bridge
street
]\Iitchell, H. acct. & agent, 5 Brighton place
Miss, 1 John street
■ Miss, Wellington street
. Misses, Melville street
MofFat, John, boot and shoemaker, Kirk place
Moubray, Thos. Rosefield avenue
Nairn, Mrs, 13 Brighton place
Kapton, Mrs, furnished lodgings, 11 Regent st.
Newlands, Jas. merchant, Post-office, Highst.
— ho. Williamfitld bouse
Nimmo, Robt, H. esq. wester Duddingston
Noilans, Margaret, Tower street
Norton, Thomas, Gavin Cottage, Joppa
Ochterlonie, W. victual dealer, 21 High st.
Ogilvie, Mrs, 22 Brighton place
Ord, Misses, 6 WeUington street
Park, D. Rosefield avenue
Patterson, Jas. plumber & gasfitter, Bellfield
. Alexander, town clerk, Inverey house
' D. slater and glazier, Bellfield lane
. James, watchmaker, Adelphi place
Mrs, Inverey house
Patterson, Miss, 1 Pitt street
Paton, 3Irs, lodgings, 5 Union place
P,ixton, Alex, boiler manufacturer, Joppa
Pearson, Joseph, baker, High street
Peat, ]\Irs Colonel James, 4 Brit'hton place
Pendrigh, Mrs, tavern, wester Duddingston
Pennycuick, J. tinsmith, G Victoria place
Pirie, Mrs, 10 Brighton pl;:ce
Plenderleath, ]\Iiss, 30 Brighton place
Porteous, Jlrs Alex. Tower street
Powell, Stephen, 2 Rosefield avenue
Preacher, .J. officer of excise, 3 Bath street
Proudfoot, Thomas, baker, High street
]\Irs, stoneware dealer, High street
Purvis, Adam, carter, Pipe street
Miss, Melville str-'et
Railway Station, for Edinburgh, Ddkeith,
Leith, JMusselburgh, &c., Brighton st.
stair. See ^pp.
Ramage, Wm. cowfeeder. Bridge street
Ramsay, IMiss, 2 Union place
Rathbone, Mrs G., Pipe street
Rattray, G. builder. Park cottage. Regent st.
Mrs, 2 Melville street
Reid, Robert, collector of poors' rates for
Duddingston, 26 Regent street
Thomas, sen. cowfeeder, High street
Thomas, Adelphi place
Miss, boarding school, Rosefield house,
Adelphi pl.ice
Richards, William, wester Duddingston
Thomas, tailor. High street
Richardson, Jas., carter, wester Duddingston
Ritchie, Wm. millwright, Wellington street
JIrs, Rose lodge
Roach, Mrs, 5 Bath street
Robb, Robert, esq. 16 Bri<:hton place
Robertson, Alexunder, corn merchant, Joppa
Robertson, A. baker, High street
A. salt manuf. & spirit dealer, Joppa
Robertson , esq. Fairfield cottage
Miss, Sandford street
Rose, John, 4 Regent street
Ross, Alex, cowfeeder. West end. High street
Thoinas, esq. Tower street
W. innkeeper and coach proprietor. High
street
Sanderson, Robt. builder, Joppa
Scott, Charles, esq. 5 Brighton place
David, farmer, Northfield
Henry, (baths and lodgings,) Bellfield
H. jun. joiner and undertaker. High
street
James, baker, and postmaster, High st,
.John, wester Duddmgston
Robert, bootmaker, High street
Selby, Robert, esq. Samestou lodge
Shaw, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer. Pipe st.
Shiells, Mrs, lodgings, Wilson's park
Simpson, James, baker, wester Duddingston
Sinclair, David, plasterer, 2 Regent street
Col. Middlefield house
W. D. saddler, 20 Hij;h street
Slight, James, victual dealer, High street
William, victual dealer. High street
Smith, Alex. esq. W.S. Melville house
George, mason. Berry square
H. {Milne, Cornwall, 6^ Co.) Bridge st.
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Smith, John &Gtorge, carters, foot of Bath st.
• John, builder, High street
— — William, mason, 15 Tower street
' Miss, milliner. High street
Smyth, Jamep, esq. Rosemount
Spence, P. builder, High street
Spottiswood, Miss, 3 Rosefield place
Steot, Jas. esq. Burton cottage, Windsor pi.
Stephen, Dr Alex. 10 Brighton crescent
Stevenson, Capt. R. N. 13 Brighton crescent
Stewart, Jas. boot and shoemaker, 10 High st.
' Mrs, Bellfield house
Mrs, 13 Bath street
Mrs, 3 Sandford street
Miss D. 9 Brighton crescent
■ Miss T. High street
• Misses M. & L. Bridge street
Storrie, Tho. 11 Bath st., and hotel, 1 Bath st.
Stodart, Lawrence, ofBcerof excise, Bridge st.
Sutherland, Miss. 3 Rosefield avfnue
Swinton, Miss, Stratton place
Sword, Jas. esq. of Anntield, 23 Brighton pi.
Syme, Miss, Brighton place
Tail, C. B. esq. Sallyville
— — William, esq. Sjllyville
— — Mrs, Sallyville
Taylor, Andw. schoolmaster w. Duddingston
Thomson, Adam, M.D. 7 Wellington street
■ Mrs, lodgings, Broadlee cottage
John, 14 Tower street
— — John, tailor, Markets, High street
Thorburn, J. confectioner and tea dealer,
High street
Tough, John, painter, 16 High street
Tulloch, Capt. 25 Brighton place
Turnbull, George, glassblower, Bailey square
Thos. lodgings, 8 Bath street
Tysack, Edward, Park house
Vallange, W., M.D. 2 Brighton place
Veitch, Peter, baker, High street
Walker, Captain W. 5 Rosefield place
'— — Robertjfurnished lodgings, 12 Bath street
•^■^ Miss, teacher, Bath street
Watling, James, victual dealer, High street
Watson, Wm. gardener, Cauvin's hospital
—— Thos, spirit dealer, bridge
Watt, John, wright and fruiterer. High street
— Wm. blacksmliii, High street
■ Thomas, cowfeeder, 6 Tower street
Webster, James, perfumer. High street
Wedderspoon, Miss, lodgings, 3 Town bank
Weir, John, clerk Mid- Lothian glass works.
Tower street
Western Bank of Scotland Office, 1
Tower street, J. M'Whirter, agent
Wemyss, George, cooper, 1 Regent street
— — Miss, 4 Union place
White, John, Melville street
W^inton, Mrs, 1 north Melville street
Wilks, G. iVIaryfield
Williamson, Mrs, Cauvin's buildings, Joppa
Willings, Mrs, Richmond lodge
Willox, Mrs, 9 Brighton place
Wilson, Alex, grocer and spirit merch. High st. i
—— George, tile maker, High street
Wilson, Lieut. Alexander, RN. 3 Melville st.
JIanuel, tobicconist. High street
— ^— Jlrs, midwife. High street
Winchester, Col. 5 Sandforl street
Wood, David & Co. tailors, 18 High street
Jas. gardener. High street
Wright, T. G. esq. Duddingstou cottage
Miss, 3 Sandford place
Young, Wm., corn merchant, Rosebank
PRESTOXPANS AND COCKENZIE.
Aitkin, Mark, gardener, Preston
jNIrs, merchant
Alexander, R. smith & harpoon mak.Cockenzie
William, salt manufacturer
Mrs, draper and grocer
Allan, George, shoemaker, Prestonpans
Baird, William, merchant
Barber, W^illiam, gardener, Cockenzie
Bathgate, John, baker, Cockenzie
Belfield and Co. potters
Brown, James, spirit dealer
Peter, grocer
Burd, James, shipmaster, Cockenzie
Burn, Mrs Adam, b.ker
Cadell, H. F. esq. of Cockenzie, Cockenzie ho.
W. & H. F. & Co. salt manuf. Cockenzie
W. & H. F. shippers of coal, Cockenzie
Cathie, Peter, grocer, Portseton
Alexander, tailor. Prestonpans
Clark, Alexander, wright
Alexander, principal officer of Customs
Charles, King's Arms inn
David, painter
Clerks, R. and G. ropemakers
Craig, Peter, saddler
Cumraing, Alex, joiner, Preston
Darling, George, clothier
Donaldson, James, shipmaster, Cockenzie
Robert, shoemaker, Cockenzie
Drysdale, Joseph, grocer
Fergusson, John, gardener
Fergie, Thos. assistant teacher, parish school
Fettes, Alex, smith
Forbes, Alex, farmer
Gardener, John, agent for distillery-
Gentle, AVilliam, surgeon
Goodfellow, Thomas, flesher
Gordon, Mrs George, Bankfoothouse
Gourley, .John, oyster merchant, Cockenzie
Grieve, Alexander, tailor
John, tidewaiter
John, tailor and draper
John, Preston links coalwork
Hay, George, boot and shoemaker
Hislop, Robert, brewer
and Co. distillers
Hume, Mrs, merchant
Kerr, Alex, clerk Distillery
John, stationer, Prestonpans
Knox, Alexander, merchant
Lnrimer, Rev. Arch. Cockenzie church
M'Bride, Daniel, Kev. house governor, Schaw's
Hospital, Preston
Meek, Thomas, brewery, Prestonpans
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Miry lees, I'hoiiias, blacksmith
]Morrison, John, smith
Ovens, William, shipmaster^ Cocken7,ie
Paterson, T. soapmaker
Pearson, Mrs, baker, Cockenzie
]\Iiss, grocer, Cockenzie
Pendrich, Thomas, spirit dealer
Fittecrevv, James, building mason ,
Pow, Thomas, flesher, Prestonpans
Proctor, manager of Preston links coalwork
Purdie, Thomas, jun. Cuthili
Richards, , pawnbroker
Ross, James, sailor and grocer, Cockenzie
Smith, Andrew, watchmaker
Mrs, baker
Steadman, David, flesher
James, spirit dealer, Cockenzie
Stevenson, Wm. esq.
Stocks, , grocer
Spence, Alexander, parochial schoolmaster
Storrie, John, baker, Prestonpans
Stuart, John, King's arms inn
Suttie, Sir George Grant, bart. Prestongrange
Swan, John, baker, Portseton
Syme, George, esq. of Northtield
Taylor, A. farmer and gardener, Seton w. Mains
Thomson, George, cabinet maker and glazier
Turnbull, Robert, clothier, &c.
Whitcross, John, teacher
Whitecross, Peter, Prestonpans carrier
Whyte, Miss, Portseton house
Wishart, Mrs, oyster merchant, Cockenzie
Wright, William, sen. farmer
• William, gardener, Preston
RATHO.
Alexander, James, mason
William, W. S. Craig park
Baxter, James, farmer, Ratho byres
Berwick, Alexander, tsq. of Norton
Binnie, William, wright
Bishop, John, baker
Borihwick, Jas. smith, & farrier, Dalmahoy
Thomas, flesher
Bra>h, John, hay dealer
Brown, Wm. Henry, esq. of Ashley
David, road contractor, Koddinglaw
Bryce, John, coal agent
John, jun. coal merchant
James, victual dealer, Hattoh bridge
Buchan and Co. distillers
Carlisle, James, slater
Craig, Jas. surgeon, M.M.CS. Ludgate lodge
Craw, Robert, manufacturer
Cunningham, , esq. Craig park
Dow, Alexander, gardener
Denevall, Miss, female school
Garlick, William, smith
Gillespie, Alex. Craigpark
Glenduining, George, etq. Hatton mains
J. smith & farrier, Ratho bridge
Gourlay, James, teacher
Guthrie, Alex, esq., Hatton House
Hepburn, James, wright
Heron, James, carrier
Hogg, John, gardener, Ratho house
Hill, Wm. esq. of Ratho hall and Hillwood
Kay, David, spirit dealer
George, shoemaker
James, boot and shoemaker, Ratho
Kennedy, Alex, wright, Middle Norton
Loudon, William, wright, Bonington
Lyon, Charles, grocer
M'Laren, Sirs, grocer
Melvin, James, Bonington
John, farmer, Ratho mains & Ransfleld
Mitchell, farmer, Addiston
Morton, Right Hon. the Earl of, Dalmahoy
Paterson, William, mason
Sadler, Thomas, farmer, Norton mains
Samuel, Henry, wright, Dalmahoy
Smeal, Joseph, Dalmahoy
Smith, Mrs Geo. farmer
Stewart, Thomas, slater, Jeanfleld
Thomson, James, grocer
John, gamekeeper, Dalmahoy
Trotter, Miss, Ritho house
Turner, Peter, Haggs
Wallace, Thomas
Wardlaw, George, tailor
Wilkie, Wm. esq. of Bonington
Wilson, Robt. Sim, esq. Gogar Mount
Wyllie, Alex. Hatton mains
Young, Archibald, farmer, Newhouse
Mrs Agnes, Ratho
ROSLTN.
AiNSLiE, George, farmer, Moat
William, farmer, Ploverhall
Bt'rtram, Alexr. tailor
Biackie, Robert, grocer
Brown, Rev. Davi<l, Roslin manse
David, farmer, Se ifidd by Roslin
James, farmer, Pentland mains
Robert, esq. of Firth
Brunton, Walter, farmer, Mountmarl.
Cochrane, John, jun. farmer
Robert, grocer and farmer
William, farmer. New Milton
Crawford, W. & J. farmers. Old Woodliouselee
Cunninghnm, Thos. farmer, Kirkettle
Dorret, Alexander, farrier
Farquharson, Thos. esq. Janefield cottage
Forester, William, stone merchant
Frier, Matthew, Milton mill
Gilchrist, Mrs, innkeeper, Howgate
Hamilton, John, surgeon
Hay and Merricks, Roslin gunpowder mills
Johnston, Alex, smith
Kitchen, William, cloth merchant
Lattie, James, teacher
Law, William, wright
Mercer, George, esq. of Gorthy, Dryden house
Merricks, Hezekiah ( Hay S;^ Merricks,) Eskhill
James {Hay S^ 31erricks,) Roslin cot.
John {Hay 8f Merricks,) Eskhill
Mitchel, John, farmer, Rp^lin lee
Munro, Hugh, grocer
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Noble, John, farmer, Oatslie
■ William, farmer, Howgate
Oughton, IMrs, Roslin inn
Read, Chas., Roslin bleachfield
Stedman, James, farmer, Boghall
Stodart, Lockhart, farmer, Damhead
Tait, John, tailor
Thompson, Peter, smith, Auchendinny bridge
David, spirit dealer
Wedderburnj Sir David, Baronet, Rose-
bank
Weir, Robert, wood merchant
Wilkie, Major J. of Easter bush
John, Seatield house
Wilson, Thomas, baker and postmaster
"Wrightj David, innkeeper
SLATEFORD.
Belfrage, Andrew, farmer. King's knowes
Brown, George, coal-nitrchant
. William, Hailes quarry
Brydon, James, innkeeper, Longstone
Cadell, Robert, esq. Hailes house
Cochran, jMatthew, farmer, Gray's mill
Cowan, Alex. & Son, paper manuf. Kale's mill
. .las. esq. Kate's mill
Cox, J. esq. tanner and glue-maker, Gorgie
Craig, David, snufF manuf. Bogsmill
Cream, William, tailor, Longstone
Cvichton, Mrs, matron, Saughton asylum
Cunningham, Andrew, blacksmith and farrier
James Smith, millmaster, Saughtonmills
Dickson, John, farmer, Saughton mains
Elder, Edward, gardener
Eraser, Mrs, Hailes cottage
Frier, James, merchant and postmaster
Geddes, James, merchant
Gillespie, Alex, mill master, Colinton mill
Gray, James, foreman, Kate's mill
Groundwater, Peter, officer of excise
Haddow, Alex, teacher, Slateford
Haig, James, baker
Hamilton, James, joiner and innkeeper
Henderson, Will. am, millmaster, Gray's mill
Inglis, John, esq. Redhall
Johnstim, .Tames, Craiglockhart
Alexander, farmer, Wester Hailes
Lang, Daniel, clerk, Hailes quarry
Laing, John, wright, Redhall bjnk
Lowe, Dr, mnnager, Saughtonhall lunatic asyl. ! Durie & Nisbet, Elphinston colliery
Robb, James, farmer, Gorgie
Robertson, Daniel, slater
Russell, Jas. farmer, Saughtonhall
Scott, Alexander, farmer, Craiglockhart
Simpson, Henry, esq. Slateford house
Thomson, Rev. William, manse
Wallace, Walter, wright, Saughton Parkhead
Walker, Robert, smith, Saughton, Parkhead
Wilkie, John, blacksmith, Gorgie
Young, John, teacher, Saughton
TRANENT.
AiNSLiE, esq. of Elvingston, Gladsmuir
Aitken, David, esq.
. David, jun. merchant
John, gardener, Seton
William, merchant
Alexander, Geo. coalgrieve, easier Windygoul
Anderson, Alexander, surgeon
Bannerman, Rev. James, Ormiston
Barrie, John, innkeeper
Binnie, Robert, Seton mains
Brander, Alex, grocer, Ormiston
Burns, Adam, mason
Alexander, baker
Black, William, saddler
Gowans, John, farmer, Carlaverock
Brydon, John, sen. parish schoolmaster
John, jun. assistant
Bryson, Peter, mason
Christie, Mr, West bank
Andrew, St German's colliery
Cleghorn, James, baker
Coltman, Wm. south Elphinstone
Craig, John, fleshtr, Ormiston
Mrs, female teacher
Craise, George, wright
Crawford, Robert, wright, Seton
Cumming, Thomas, shoemaker
Cunningham, George, surgeon, Ormiston
Cuthbertson, Andrew G. esq. Pencaitland
Archibald, esq. Greendykes
Davidson, J. esq. of Kingslaw
Walter, assistant. Steel's hospital
Deans, J. esq. Penston
Dickson, Charles, gardener, Ormiston
Dickson, James, shoemaker
Dobson, Robt. veterinary surgeon, Tranent
Dudgeon, Patrick, esq. Pencaitland
Lowrie, William, farmer, Fernie6at
Macniven, P. pasteboard manuf. Saughton mill
INIKenzie, John, spirit dealer, Gorgie
M'^Whirter, H. & Son, bleachers and dyers,
Inglis green
M'Whirter, John, innkeeper
Martin, James Watson, farmer, old Saughton
Moffat, John, farmer, Gorgie Damhead
Miller, Robert, gardener, Gorgie
Monro, Dr, Craiglockhart house
Nimmo, J. esq. old Saughton house
Porteous, John, mill master, Gorgie
Proudfoot, Robert, farmer, Gorgie mains
John, farmer, Buxley, Tranent
Edington, George, millwright
Emily, John, farmer, Adniston
Fairbairn, Rev, Patrick, Saltoun
Fergusson, John, tailor
Finlay, James, wright
Ferme, J. Kiggenhead
Fletcher, Andrew, esq. of Saltoun
Foggo, Robert, schoolmaster, Pencaitland
Forrest, Edward, farmer, Riggenhead colliery
William, esq.
Forsyth, John, baker
Glass, John, farmer
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Glen, Thos. postmaster, Saltoun
Grieve, James, tailor
Halliday, Mr
Hay, Robert, e^q. of Linplum, Ormiston hall
Henderson, Alexander, farmer, Longniddrie
■ Rev. J. 'I'ranent manse
VVm. coalmaster
Howden, James, esq. Winton hill
Hume, Peter, merchant
Hunter, Mrs, innkeefier, Meadow mill
Hutchison, Captain, R.N,
.Johnston, Thomas, innkeeper
Kedslie, Henry J. gardener
■ William, portii)ner
• Mrs Burns, merchant
Kelly, Mrs David, shoemaker
Kilgour, .Tames, Hoperidge
Kirkwood, James, foundery
Law, John, innkeeper
Lawrie, Peter, farmer, Muirpark
Miss, dressmaker
Lilly, Thomas, schoolmaster, Ormiston
Maddpn, James, merchant
Maihieson, Rev. Alex, rector, Steel's hospital
Makellar, Rev. Dr, Pencaitland
Mr, surgeon, Saltoun
Milne, M. farmer, Gilchriston, Saltoun
Mitchell, J. P. farmer, Dolpliinston
Muirhead, Alexander, coalmaster, Saltoun
Nimmo, Alexander, innkeeper
Nisbet, Richard, coalmaster
Mrs, baker
Parlane, Rev. W. minister. Associate meeting
Pendrigh, John, corn dealer
Pollock, Robert, flesher, Ormiston
Prin;2;le, James, merchant
Profit, John, esq. Setoun
Ramsay, Rev. John, Gladsniuir
Geo. baker, Saltoun
Renton, Robert, farmer, Windygoul
Richardson, John, esq. Pencaitland
Robertson, Charles, grocer
Roger, David, tailor
James, farmer
Seymour, Stewart L. merchant
Shand, .John, farmer, north Elphingston
Sibbald, Robert, gardener
Simpson, Andrew, tailor
Simson, Thomas, postmaster
■ Joseph, J. flesher
Sinclair, Francis, plasterer
Smeaton, .James, manufacturer, Elphinston
Smith, Alexander, corn dealer
Alexander, farmer, J\Ieeting-house
Jds. spirit dealer
John, shoemaker
Johnston, shoemaker
Stavert, William, Greenhead, Salton
Steel, James, slater
Steel, William, merchant
Steele, William, baker
Swanston, Mrs
Taylor, Thomas, merchant
Thnm, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker
Tud, Ja.i;es, baker
Tod, James, baker, Ormiston
John, farmir, Elphingston tower
Trail, William, baker
Turnbull, , schoolmaster, Gladsmuir
Walker, George, innkeeper, Gladsmuir
Watson, Dr, Tranent
.Tames, shoemaker, Meadow mill
J. farmer, F'oulstruther
Wedderburn, John, esq. Keith house, Salton
White, James, farmer, Annfield
Wilkie, George, flesher
Williamson, John, wright
Wilson, George, e.'.q. farmer, Tranent mains
Young, Dr Alexander
UPHALL.
AiTKEN, John, grocer
Alexander, Geo. grocer, Broxburn
Joseph, farmer, Pyethall
William, farmer, Newbieging
Arbuckle, William, farmer, Wyndford
Bell, James, schoolmaster, Dichmont
i\Irs, schoolmistress
Boag, Rev. George
Bogle, Alexander, firmer, Five Shanks
Boyle, Archibald, grocer
Brown, William, merchant
William, shoemaker, Houston
Brownlee, Andrew, mason
Mrs, innkeeper
Bruce, Mrs, Broxburn house
Bryce, Archibald, smith, Benny
Thomas, mason, Dichmont
Calder, Wm. grazier, Dichmont
Cochrane, Mrs, farmer, Broxburn
Cooper, Archibald, slater
Crawford, John, saddler, Broxburn
Cunninghame, James, wrigln, Houston
Darge, David, smith and farrier, Broxburn
Dick, Thos. wright, Dechmont
Douglas, John, Dichmont
Drysdale, John, flesher, Dichmont
Erskine, Wm. smith, Dichmont
Finnic, John, smith
Flint, WiUiam, farmer, Loaninghil|
Ford, George, farmer, Milkhouses
Ford, James, farmer, Stankaids
Forrest, John, cooper, Broxburn
Frazer, Wm. innkeeper, Broxburn
Gillespie, Thomas, farmer, Hillend
Glen, David, hay dealer
J. and E. farmers, Bangour
Glendining, George, Broxburn park
Granger, Arch, merchant, Broxburn
James, farmer. Hay's craig.s
Gray, Alex, esq. of Knightsridge
Patrick, farmer, Broadyetts
Handyside, Wm. innkeeper. Port Buchan
Hastie, William, saddler
Heggie, James, wright, Dichmont
Henderson, Andrew, Benny cottage
Hill, James, farmer. Holmes
Horn, Alexander, innkeeper, Broxburn
Hudson, John, grocer
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Index to Places in County Directory.
Hunter, Archibald, merchant, Broxburn
W. and D. bakers, Broxburn
Hutchison, Thos. Benny quarry
Inglis, James, farmer. East Bangour
Ingraham, John, gardener, Glenalmond
Johnston, Robt. smith
Kerr, Geo. spirit dealer, Dichmont
Leslie, James, Uphall inn
John, hay dealer
Lin, James, wright, Broxburn
Lind, James, shoemaker
Maxwell, R. W. esq. Glenalmond
M'Kenzie, William, tailor, Broxburn
M'Pherson, Lieut.
Mair, John, blacksmith, Broxburn
Robert, shoemaker, Broxburn
Mather, Mrs C. innkeeper, Broxburn
Middlemas, Mrs, grocer, Dichmont
Millar, James, Dovehill
John, schoolmaster, Ecclesmachen
Mitchell, John, farmer, Forkneuk
Morrison, Alex, wright, Ecclesmachen
Mossman, James, wright
Murray, Alex, schoolmaster, Broxburn
Neil, Robert, miller, Broxburn
Wm. Uphall
Miss, Crossgreen
Nimmo, William, farmer, Bankhead
Paris, Walter, farmer, Dichmont
Potter, James, Houston mains
James, farmer, Nettlehill
— — John, farmer, Powfiats
Shairp, Norman, esq. of Houston
Shaw, Duncan, farmer, Forkneuk
William, smith, Ecclesmachen
Smith, James, farmer. Law
— — James, smith
— — Rev. John, minister, Ecclesmachen
Thomas, Houston mill
Stevenson, Thos. cattle dealer, Binny
Stewart, John, East Binny
Thomson, Joseph, surgeon, Broxburn
. P. Hangingside
• Thomas, farmer. West Binny
Thorburn, Rob. engineer
Trotter, John, farmer, Oatridge
Wallace, James, wright, Houston
Watson, Alexander, grocer
West, George, farmer, Broadlaw
West, Joseph, farmer, east Broadlaw
Wilkie, James, farmer. East Mains
Wilson, Alexander, tailor, Broxburn
Peter, tailor
William, esq. Dichmont
Wyllle, John, farmer, Houston mains
Young, George, flesh er, Uphall
Thomas, baker
Mrs, baker, Broxburn
WINCHBURGH.
Allan, Thomas, farmer
Anderson, Georgje, blacksmith
Bartholomew, Janiea, farmer, Duntarvie
Binnie, George, wright, Niddry
Bowie, William, wright
Brown, Mrs, innkeeper
Carnegie, Mrs, Craigton
Cassy, Geo. overseer
Congalton, Wm. mason
Copeland, Samuel, stationer
Currie, William, wright
Duncan, Mrs, farmer, Glendevon
Finlayson, John, shoemaker, Niddry
Greenfield, William, grocer, &c., Woodend
Hill, Alexander, farmer, Niddry castle
John, grocer
Hughes, Mrs, Grocer
Johnston, John, railway overseer
Kerr, John, Niddry
Kidd, John, esq. of Slackend, Mounthooley
Kinnaird, James, farmer, West Farm
Liston, Misses, Auldcathie
Logan, Henry, gamekeeper, Auldcathie
Miller, Andrew, farmer, Niddry mains
Morris, James, merchant, Woodend
Patterson, John, farmer, Trinlaymire
Porteous, Wm. blacksmith, Threemiletown
Bedford, Robert, coal merchant
Samuel, James, farmer, Broomhouse
Scott, Thomas, miller. Bell's mill
Smart, John, teacher
Watson, Alex, coal merchant
Wilson, John, grocer
Richard, land overseer, Glendevon
Young, J. & W. farmers, Threemiletown
JIrs, farmer, Niddry
INDEX TO PLACES IN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
i^BERCoRK Place, Portobello
Acornlodge, Musselburgh
Adelphi Place, Portobello
Adiston, Ratho
Adniston, Tranent
Airfield, Dalkeith
Almondbank, Cramond
Almondhill, Kirkliston
Alnwickhill, Liberton
Amosendean, Pennycuick
Auceretlau, Pennycuiek
Anchonlaw, Pennycuick
Annfield, Tranent & Dulkeith
Aimville, Kirknewton
Ashley, Ratho
Auchindinny, Pennycuick
Auchincorth, Pennycuick
Auldcathie, Wiuchburgh
Baberton, Currie
Baberton Mains, HermistoD
Backo' the Rig, Carrie
Backhil), Musselburgh
Backsidelee, Libertou
Bailiyfield, Portobello
Balgretn, Slateford
Balierno, Currie
Bank, Pennycuick
Bankt'oot House, Prestonpans
Bankhead, Dalkeith
Bank House, Liberton and Por-
tobello
Bank mill, Pennycuick
hidex to Places in County Directon/.
289
B'lnktiiM, l'ie>tiiripHns
Baibauc.lilasv, Mussflburgh
Biirlev dean, Lasswade
B.'irnt(it), Cramoiid
Baih Hou>e, Fiirtobello
Bfa(;h>i<li- Hmise, Vliisselburgh
BcFchwood, Curstoiphiiie
Btguar's Hush, Musst-lburgh
BtllHeld, Mu^^elbu^^h aud Por-
tobello
Belfield, House. Dalkeith
Bellman, Ford
Bellmonf, Corstorphine
Bfllmount. Cfiistorphine
Bellslavv, Dalkeith
Bell's Mill. Winchburgh
Bellvvood, Peniiycuick
Bellyuught, Dalkeiih
Bevtiavv, Currie
Bilstuti, Roslin
Bilstoii li'ae, Loanhead
Biiiii^-, U,.hall
Birihtirld, Ciirrie
Bird's Mill, Kiiklistoa
Birsley, Tranent
Blackciiat, Dalkeith
Black>hill, Kiiklistoa
Black craifis, Uphall
Blackhall, Cranioud
BlMiikside. Ford
Blaircnchran. Pennycuick
Blavv weary, Currie
Biinkbonny, Currie, Dalkeith,
' and Musselburgh
Blucher Hall, Musselburgh
Biiathnuse, Kiiklisiou
B..g Hall, Rosliu
B.iags, Tranent
Bitggs Mill, Slateford
Bonaily, Colintnn
Boiiington. Raiho
Boiiii5rig, l.asi-wade
Bootlaiiil Hill, Kirknewtoa
Bow o' Beer, Kiiknewton
Braehead, Cianiond
Braehead mains, Cramond
Braehill, Kiiklistou
Braidwood, Dalkeith
Brewer Bu^h, Lasswade
Briary Cottage, Ford
Bridge-end, Musselburgh, Pen-
nycu'ck, Dakeith, Liberton,
and Portobello
Brigiis, Kirkliston
Broad wiitjd, Pennycuick
Broadlaw, Uphall
Broadlee Cottage, Portobello
Broadyetts, U|ihall
Brokenbridge, Liberton
Brooinhill, Ford, Lasswade, and
Pennycuick
Broombouse, Winchburgh
Broomrig, Tranent
Broomyknowe, Lasswade
Broom Park, Cramond
Brotihri^, Lasswade
Brunstane House, FenDycuick
and Portobello
Brunstane Cottage, Musselburgh
Brunsiane Mill, Alusselburgh
Bruntane, Pennycuick and Por-
tobello
Bryan's colliery, Dalkeith
Burdiehouse, Libertou
Burghlee, Loanhead
Buriibrae, Kirkuewton
BurnhalJ, Kirklistoa
Buriiht-ad, l^ibertou, and Lass-
wade
Buriihouse. Kii'kuewton and Por-
tobello
Burnside, Kirkliston and Ford
Burnwynde, Uatho
Burton Cottage, Portobello
Bush, Pennycuick aud Alussel-
burgh
Bute'aiid, Balerno
Hutlertield, Lasswade
Bdxley, Tranent
Byreiloor Park, Kirknewton
Byresloaii, Ford
Cairney, Musselburgh
Cairntowers, Liberton
Cams Castle Inn, Kirkntwton
Cakeinuir, Ford
Calilerwood, Lasswade
Caldvvells, Ford
Caledonia, Colinton
Callerstane, Hermiston
Cameron Bank, Liberton
Campend, Dalkeith
Campiu House and loan, Masselb.
Capelaw, Pennycuick
Carberry Tower and Mains,
Musselburgh
Car la>erlock, Tranent
Cailourie, Kiikliston
Carmelhill, Kiikliston
Caroline Park, Cramond
Caroline Cottage, Portobello
Carrington. Fushiebridge
Carihall, Gilmerton and Liberton
Castlelaw, Pennycuick
Cistlesteads, Dalkeith
Catherine cottage, Portobello
Catherine lodge, Musselburgh
Cauldcots, Liberton
CauUlshoulders, Pennycuick
Chamber's cottages, Musselburgh
Causeyend, Kirknewton
Chesierhall, Ford and Tranent
Civility, Ford
Claybarns, Dalkeith
Cleek-him-in, Pennycuick
Clermisioti, Corstorphine
Clilton, Kirkliston
Clouthouses, Tranent
Coats, Pennycuick
Cockburn, Currie
Cockenzie, Prestonpans
Cocklaw, Currie
Cock- me-lane, Colinton
Cockmuir inn, Pennycuick
Cottkpen mnnse, Lasswade
Colinton Mains & Mill, Colinton
Comiston, Colinton
Corbiehill, Cramond
Cornbank, Pennycuick
Corntown, Pennycuick
Coislet, Currie
Corston, Kirknewton
Corsto'pbiue hill aud house, Cor-
storphine
Costerion, Ford
Cottage Lane, Musselburgh
Cous'and, Dalkeith
Coublaiid paik, Tranent
Cowden, Tranent and Dalkeith
Cowpiis, Alusselburgh
Coxydean, Kirknewton
Craigtrae, Kirkliston
Craig Crook, Cramond
Craigentaiie, Curiie
C"r«i:;eiid. Kirkliston
Craigie, Kirkliston
(;;iaighall, Aliis-elburgh
Ciaig e Hall, Cramond
Cra it; lock hart, Slatetord
Ci'aigmillar, Lioertou
Craigoer, Liberton
Ciaigpnik, Ratho
Craigs, Cramond and Libel ton
Craigton, Winchburgh
Cranston, Ford
Cresswell, Pennycuick
Crew, Cramond
Crichton, Ford
Crichtondean, Ford
Crotts, Dalkeith
Cromielands, Kirkliston
Ciossgate Hall, Dalkeith
Crossgreen, Uphall
Crosshouse, Tranent and Pcuny-
ciiick
Cucking, Pennycuick
Cultons, Hermiston
Cuinrnin<;field, Loanhead
Currie hill, Currie
Curriemuirhead, Colinton
Curldubs, Uphall
Cuttle, Prestonpans
Dalhousie Castle, Lasswade
Da'mahoy, Hatho
Dalrymple's Loan, Musselburgh
Dambrae, Musselburgh
.Damhead, Roslin
Danderhall, Dalkeith
Darcy, Dalkeith
Davidson's Mains, Cramond
Dechmoiit, Uphall
Denshouses. Pennycuick
Dewarton, Ford
Dichmont, Uphall
Doiliidge, Ford
Dolphinston, Tranent
Dollatid's cottage, Musselburgh
Dovecot, Musselburgh
Dreghorn, Colinton
Drum, Dalkeith
Diummore, Alusselburgh
Drumpark, Liberton
Dryiieri. Roslin
Dryden bank, Loanhead
Drylaw, Cramind
Dubhead, Kirknewton
Duddingstone, Portobello
Dumbrydon, Slateford
Dun E-k, Lasswade
Duntervie, Winchburgh
East Bangoitr, Uphall
East Binny, Uphall
East Broadlaw, Uphall
East Bush, Alusselburgh
Easter Bush, Roslin
Easter Mains, Kirkliston and
Uphall
Easter Newton, Kirknewton
East Camps, Kirknewton
East Craigs, Cramond
East Craigs, Corstoiphine
Eastfield, Poitobello, Kiiklis-
ton, Alusselluigh, and Penny-
cuick
East Haugh, Kirknewton
East Houses, Dalkeith
East Mains, Uphall and Tranent
East Mill, Currie
East Side, Pennycuick
290
Index to Places in Counti/ Directory,
EcclesmjiclKin, Uphall
Eilgcfield, Loanhead
Edtieheai), Ford and Liberton
Edmnnstoiie, Dalkeith
Kldinhauih, Daikeith
El'iiti, Las!>wad«
Ellleston, Kiikliston
Elm Row, and Bank, Lasswade
ElphinstoD, Tranent
Eiitjitip Cottage, Loanhead
Eiiierkins Gate, Colinton
Esk Bank, Dalk. and Musselbu.
Eskt[rove, Musselbu. and Lassw.
E-k Hill, Rdslinand Musselburgh
E^k Mills, Pennjeuick and Dal-
keith
Esk side. Musselburgh
Eak Park, Musselburgh
Fair Afar, Cramond
Fairfield, Dalkeith
Fairfield cottage, Portobello
Fairnyflat, Slateford
Fairnylaw. Colinton
Fallhiils, Pennycuick
P'ailside, Tranent
Parnehole, Pennycuick
FVlton green, Musselburgh
Ferneyhill, Liberton
Femeyside, Liberton
Filly^ide, Leith
Finary cottage, Musselburgh
Firbank, La>swade
Firhill cottage, Colinton
Firth, Roslin
Fisherrow, Musselburgh
Fisher's Tryst, Pennycuick
Fivehouses, Li be' ton
Five-stanks, Uphall
Fiowerfinld, Loanhead
Fordel, Ford
Forkneuk, Uphall
I-orresthail, Slateford
Foulstriither, Tranent
Foun'ainhall, do.
Foiirmile-hill, Corstorphine
Fo.xhall, Kirklistun
I'rance, Little, Liberton
Franktield, Loanhead
Freelands, Ratho
Frierton, Pennycuick
Futfet, Dalkeith
Fullerion, Ptnuycuick
Gallowshall, Dalkeith
Oaiduers Hall, Ford
Gateside, Kirkliston
Gibraltar, Dalkeith
Gibson lodge, Corstorphin*
Gilmj-rtoii, Liberion
Glali^muir, Tr-nent
Glencorte, Pi-nnycuick
Gietideson, Winchliurgh
Glen Esk, Loanhead
Glenpark, Balerno
Goatbrae. Lasswade
Gngiir Uppei-, Hermiston
Gogar Ne.her, (aiaiusaudhouse),
Corstorphine
Gogar Mount, Ratho
Gogarslon, Ratho
G'dt hall, Corstorphine
Golf house, Mussflburgh
GoiHitrecs, Currie
G'lidon Castle, Musselburgh
Gordon Cottage, Musselburgh
Goiebrid^e, Fu^hiebridgl^
Gorgie. Slateford
Qiiriiie damhead, Slateford
Oortiin, Lasswade
Gortonlee, Lasswade
Goshen. Musselburgh
Goukshill, Dalkeith
Gourlaw, Las^wade
Gowanhill, Curry
Oracemount, Liberton
Gray's mill, Slateford
Grenihank, Lnsswade
Greenburn, Kirknewton
Greendykes, Tranent and Upball
Greenend, Liberton
Greenfield loitge, Lasswade
Greenhall, Musselburgh
Greenhead, Tranent
Greenlaw, Pennycuick
Greenpaik, Liberton
Greig's hall, Liberton
Graybrae, Pennycuick
Greyknowe, Pennycuick
Grottle, Cramond
Grove end, Lasswade
Grove street, Musselburgh
Gutters, Currie
Haggs, Ratho
Hn.iles, Slatetord
Hall of Broxhurn. Upball
Hallcross house, Musselburgh
Halls, Pennycuick
Hallyards, Kirkliston
Han^ingside, Uphall
Hanley, Corstoiphine
Habersbaw, Pennycuick
Hardensreen, Dalkeith
Harp-rsbrae, Pennycuick
Hal elaw, Tranent
Kattoii, Kirknewton
Hrttton Mains U^tbo
Haugh (Newliston), Kirkliston
Haugh-head, Foril, Kiiknewton
Hawthorn Brae, Portobello
Hawthornden, Lasswade
Hay's Craigs, Upball
Heddlefaulds, Kirkliston
Herkes" Loan, AJusselburgh
Hillend, Uphall & Kirknewton
Hillhead, Musselburgh &, Lass-
wade
Hillhouse, Kirknewton
Hillside, Lasswade
Hilltuwti, Dalkeiih
Hillwood, Ratho
H liwi.od Cottage, Ratho
Hodges, Tranent
Holenaill, Colinton
Holmes, Uphall & Musselburgh
Holyciiat, Lasswade
Honeyhole, Do.
Honeybrae, Pennycuick
Hopetield, Lasswade
Hou-e of Hill, Cramond
House o' Muir, Trauent and
Pennycuick
Houston and Hous. Alill, Uphall
Howdeiishall, Liberton
Howgaie, Rosslyn and Penny-
cuik
Humbie, Winchburgh and Tra-
nent
Hunter's Tryst, Colinton
H)Vot's Mill, Liberton
Jack's House, Kirkliston
Jaw, Ratho and Hermiaion
Jessfield, Portobello
Inch. Lihrrton
Inglis Green, Slateford
Inglistfin. Kirkliston and Ratho
Inverarv House, Portobello
Inveresk iNIusselburgh
Invertsk Huuse & Lodge, Mu3»
selburgh
Ironmill. Dalkeith
Jane Cottage, Musselburgh
Joppa, Portobello
Joytield Place, Colinton
Juniper Green, Colinton
Lighthill Cottage, Loanhead
Kaims, Kirknewton
Kates Mill, ^latetord
Keith House, Tranent
Kellarstain House, Hermiston
Kellerstane, Ratho
Kerkettle, Rosslyn
Kersemill, Pennycuick
Kerse Hill toll, Hermiston
Kevock, Lasswade
Kill burn, Pennycuick
Kilpunt, Kirklision
Killrigg, Loanhead
Kings, Kirkliston
King's Kiiowes, Slateford
King's Law, Tranent '
Kingside, Pennycuick
Kinleiih, and Kiuleith Mill,
Currie
Kippielaw, Pennycuick and Up-
hall
Kikhil! Cottage, Uphall
Kirklarid, Winchburgh
Kirklana Loiige, Hermiston
Kirkliston
Kirktield
Kirkpark, Musselburgh
Kirkton, Pennycuick
Kittlepurse, Pennycuick
Kuightridge, Uphall
Laflis HorsEs
Lampin~dul), Kirkliston
Lamper's dub. Kirkliston
Langside, Dalkeith
Larch Grove, Balerno
Latch, Kirknewton
Laurel Bank, Lasswade
Laurie's Den Pennycuick
Lauriston, (!)rauQond
Laverock Hall
Laverockdale, Colinton
Law, Uphall
Lawfield, Dalkeith
Lawhead, Pennycuick and Kirk-
new tun
Lawrence Law Cottage, Penny-
cuick
LeadLurn, Pennycuick
Leerieaw, Dalkeith and Kirk-
liston
Leith Head, Kirknewton
Lead Burndein, Pennycuick
Lenney park, Corstorphine
LenniejH>rt, Corstorphine
Lenny, Kirkliston
Lenny Mour, Cramond & Kiik-
liston
Leven Hall, Musselburgh
Lexmouth, Blackball, Coittor-
phiiie
Libe.ton Bank, Liberton
Lilyburn, Peunycoick
Index to Places in County Directory.
291
l.ilyliank Himse, Musselburgh
LinjjHrwooH, Dalkeith
Linkfielil, Musselburgh
Linkhciuse, Prestoiipans
Liiiiismill, Kiikliston
Lislonshiells, Kukiiewton
Little Fiance, Litierton
T^ittle VaiitHge, Kitknewton
LoHns'ani-, PHiinyoulk
Lo iiiinghill, Uphall
Lofheiid, Kirkli^ton
Lockhart's H ill
Lotjaiibatik Pennycuick
Loyaii House, Do.
Lf'gie, Heriot Ford
Loiiglaw, Dalkeith
Long Niddrie, Tranent
Longstone, Slatetord
Lookabout-ye, Kirkliston
Loretto, Musselburgh
Lothiin Burn, Loauhead
Lonjjf.iugh. Ford
Loupielees, Kirkliston
Luoie Cottage
Ludgate Lodge, Ratho
Luffen House's, Penuycuick
Lugton, Dalkeith
LuisKeld, Duddiiigstoa
Lyden, Kiiknewiou
Makejierry, Tranent
JVlagHzine, Ford
Magilalen Bridge, Musselburgh
Malleny Grove, Balerno
Malc.olmston, Cuirie
Malleny, Balerno
Man>tteld, Dalkt-i'h and Currie
Manor Hou>e, Mu>selburgh
Marnhtield, Cramotid
Marchwell, Pennycuick
Marine Cottage, Portiibello
Margaret Grove, Crainond
Marrtield Mills, Pennycuick
Marytield, Tranent, Pennycuick,
ami Portobello
Maytield Folly, Liberton
Marylatids, Hatha
Mastertoii, Dalkeith
Mavisbaiik, Lasswade
Mavisbusli, Lasswade
Maybrink, Pennycuik and Loan-
head
Maytield, Dalkeith
Meadowbank House, Kirknew-
toii
Meadow House, Corstorphine
Mtartovvtieid, Corstorphine
Meadovvhead, Libertou
Meadowmill, Tranent
Meidowspot, I'alkeith
Melville Cistle, Lasswade
JNIarcbwell, Pennycuick
Midlieid, Lasswade and Mussel-
burgh
Middleion, Uphall
Middlemill-, Lasswade
Middle INortoii, Kaihu and Kirk-
liston
Midtield Mains, Musselburgh
Miliburu, Hatha and Heruiis-
ton
Millbolm. Musselburgh
Milch-hall, Pennycuick
Wiik-houses, Uphall
MiUerhill, Dalkeith
Milihill. Musselburgh
Milubuhn Huu.e, Mu^selburjh
Millrig, Kirkliston and Kirk
newton
M Iton, Roslin^ Kirkliston, am
Tranent
Mirry field, Tranent
Moat, Iloslin
Moffat Place, Dalkeith
Montrose Stables, Lasswade
ALinkton, Mus-elburgh
Moiiktonhall, Musselburgh
Moor Park
I\tiirdun, Libberton
Rlonison's Haven, Prestonpans
Morton, Libberton
Mortonhall, Libberton
Morton Coitane, Portobello
Mosseiid, Uiihall
Mosshouses, Pennycuick
Mossie Mill, Coliiiton
Mount Charles, Portobello and
Slateford
Mount Cbessie, Lasswade
Mounthooly, Wiiichburgh
Mount Eirl, Rosliri
Mount Esk, Lassvvade
Mount Lodge, Portobello
Mount Lothian, Pennycuick
Mount Pleasant, Portobello
Mount Vernon, Libberton
Muirbank, Bilerno
Muirburn, K'rkliston
Muirend, Kirklision
Muirhouse, Cramond and Lib-
berton
Muirpark, Tranent
Murrnys, Ford
Muttonhole, Cramond and Ford
Myles, Tranent
Myre, Winchburgh
Malta, Kirklislou
Nellfield, Kirkliston
Nether Houses, Lasswade
Nether Lenny, Cramond
Nether Libberton, Libberton
Nettlehill, Uphall
Neviii's Knowe, Roslin
Newbaitle, Dalkeiih
Newb'ggii:g, Alusselburgh, Up-
hall, and Lassvvade
Newbridge, Kirkliston
New Craighall, Musselburgh
Newlarin, Dalkeiih
Nevvtifid, Lasswade
New Haills, Musselburgh
Newhall, Pennycuick
Newhouses, Kirkliston
Newhouse, U.ilho
Newland, Kirkliston
Newlandburn, Ford
Newlandridue, Ford
Newlistou, Kiikliston
Newmains, Kirkliaton
Newmilis, Currie, and Dalkeith
New Saoghtoii, Cramond
Newsteail, Pennycuick
Newton. Dalkrith, Musselburgh,
and Winchburgh
Newton Grange, Dalkeith
Newtou, Easier, Kirknewton
Newton Mains, Ratbu
New Mihoii, Ko.siin
New Pi'ntlami, Loauhead
New Hoa.l, Dalkeith
Niddry, Libberton, and Winch-
burgh
Nlddiy, Luug, Tranent
Niddry Mains and Castle, Winch-
burgh
Nine„inile Burn, Pennycuick
Nivelle Cottage, Libberton
Noiih Clermiston, Cramond
NortliKeld, Prestonpans and Por-
tobello
North Gyle, Corstorphine
.Vorton, Ratho
Oakleaf, Pennycuick
t)akinount. Lasswade
Oatlanils. Ford
Oatridge! Uphall
Oatsly, Roslin
Olil Liston, Kirkliston
Old Saughton, Corstorphine
Olive Bank, Musselburgh
Onthtiiik, Pennycuick
Orchardtield, Kirknewton
Ormiston, Tranent
Oriniston Hall, Tranent
Oxent'ord, Ford
Oxgangs, Colinton
Overshiell, K'rknewton
Overtoun, Kirkliston and Kirk-
newton
Over Gogar, Hermiston
Paradykes, Loanhead
Parduviiie, Dalkeith
Parkburn, Libberton
Parketid C'.ttage, Musselburgh
Parkliead, Slatetord and Corstor-
phine
Parkhouse, Portobello
Parknook, Libberton
Parson's Fool, Lasswade
Pap-in, Pennycuick
Patbhead, F.ird
Patie's Hill, Pennycuick
Pavilion House, Prestonpans
Peasetlat, Dalkeith
Peaston, Tranent
Pejigy's Mill, Cramond
Peggy's Lea, Pennycuick
Pelton House, Ciainoud
Pencaitland, Tranent
Peiidreigh. Lassvvade
Pijiistori, Tranent
Pentecox, Libberton
PentUnd, Hoslin and L'lanhead
Peiitlanil P.thhead, Loauhe.id
Pepper Mill, Libberton
Pewhntonlaw
Pick, Pennycuick
Pilmuir, Currie
Pimiar's Acre, Musselburgh
Pinkie Hill and Mains, MusseU
burgh
Pirnle Hall
Plaintree-shade, Pennycuick
Plover Hall, Roslin and Prestou'
pans
Poltoii, Lassvvaile
Pomothorn, Pennycuick
Port Seaton, Prestonpans
Post Buchan, Uphall
Powflats, Uphall
Preston Ford, and Prestonpans
Preston Grange, Prestonpans
Preston Hall, Ford and Lass*
wade
Prestoiiholm, Lasswade
Preston Cottage, Prestonpans
Priest Inch and Mill, Winch-
burgh
292
Index to Places in County Directory*
Ptpsloii, Pipstoiiparis
Pros|iect Bank, La>swade
Pnividence Hal', AIus<elburgh
PuiichporiIa\T, Kiikliston
Pyethall, Upball
Quarrybead, Lasswade
Ramsay LoncE, Portobello
Rainslacks, Currie
Ratistifld, Rntlio
Kavelrig^, Balnrno
Ravehtiine, Corstorphine
Ravensheufjh, Alu>s<?lbur^h
Raveiisnnok, Perinycuick
Raw Camp, Kiiktiewton
Redcoil, Tranent
RHiihall, Slatef.n-d
Redhtuulis, Corstorphine and
Lasswade
Reid, Ford
Remote, Ford
Reservoir, Pennycuick
Revelslike, Peiinyciiick
Riccarton, Hfrmiston
Richmond Lodge, Portobello
Riggenhead, Tranent
Roads, Penuycuick
Roddentavr, Ratho
Rosebnnk, Rostin, Portobello,
and Currie
Eost-fifld, Portobello
Rose Hall, iMusselburgh
Rosehill, Musselburgh
Rosehill, Petinycuick
Rosemairis, Ford
Rnsimay, Pennvcuick
Ro.^emount, Peunycuick, Porto-
bello, Prestoni)aus, and Mus-
sel Imrgh
Rose P^.rk, Trinity
Rosewell, Lasswade
Rosewell Dean, Lasswade
Rosliii L^e, Roslin
Rumble Jjank, Currie
Ryall, Upball
S.iMivijiiAN, Lasswade
Sau^iiiuside, Ford
Saughlaiid, Ford
Sa .ybton House, Corstorphine
Sea Mill, Musselburgh and Pres-
( npans
S. i iieach House and Cottage,
Portobello
Selms, Kirknewton
Seton, and So. Mains, Traneut
Shawtair, Daiktilh
Shaw's Ho>pital, Prestonpans
ShefpHeld, Musselburgh
Shentfball, Dalkeith
f hotthead, Currie
Shrewsbury Cottage, Lasswade
Shrubmouiit, Portobello
Siihthill, Heriniston
Silverburu, Pennycuick
Silver Kiiowes, Cramond
Skeltymuir, Lasswade
Slati-barns, Kirkliston
Slockeiidntilh, Slati-t'ord
Skilliiowe, Pennycuick
Smeaton, Dalkeith
Souterhoie, Ciaiiiuud
Sdutlitield, Libbertnn, Portobel-
lo, Tranent, and Cramond
South-house, Libbertori
South Gyle. Corstorphine
Southside, Ford
South MflviJIe, Lasswade
Sauth Bush. .Musselburgh
Spatie d Mills, Lasswade
."^pittal, Petmycuick
Spittleton, Kirknewton
Spiing bank, Lasswade
Springfield, Lasswade and Pen-
nycuick
Spring Gardens, Musselburgh
Spylaw & So, Bank, Coliutou
Squaretown, Dalkeiih
Stanilingstone, Kirkliston
S'aiikards, Uphall
St Catherine's, Libbenon
St Clement's Wells, Musselburgh
St Germain's, Tianent
St Ann's, Lasswade
St Leonard's Mills, Lasswade
Steel's Hospital, Tranent
Stelknow, Pennycuick
Stenhouse Mills, Corstorphine
St.-nhouse Mills, Slatelord
Stewart Hill. Kirknewton
Stillknowe, Pennycuick
Stonedykehead, Libberton
Stoniebank, Musselburgh
Stonyrig, Kirknewton
Stonyhill, Musselburgh
Stoiieyport, Slateford
Siraiton. Libberton
Straton P.ace, Portobello
Strawberry Bank, Dalkeith
Suimnerfield Hnuse, Dalkeith
Summer Side, Dalkeith
Sunny Side, Libberton
J<wanstoii, Colinton
Sweethope, IMusselburgh
Swineburu, VVinchburgh
TARPHiy, Colinton
Templehall, Kirknewton & Pen-
nycuick
Templehouse, Currie
Thorniebank, Dalkeith
Three-mi le-tiiwn, VVinchburgh
Thrtepinuir, Currie
Todhills. Dalkeith
Totly, Winchburgh
Townhead, Balerno, Loanhead
Tower Mains, Libherton
Trabrown. Tranent
Trafalgar Lodge, .Musselburgh
Trinlaymire, Winchburgh
Tryste Street, Loanhead
Turnhouse, Kirkliston
Turnytlykes, Ford
Tynebauk, Ford
Tyne Lodge, Ford
Union Place, Musselburgh
Upper Libberton, Libberton
Upper Gogar, Ratho
Upper Friih, Pennycuick
Valletfieid, Pennycuick
Vaughanside, Ford and Penny-
cuick
Veuertair, Ford and Pennycuick
Victoria Place, Musselburgh
View hank, Lasswade
Viewtield, Lasswade
Viewpark, Lasswade
Vogrie, Ford
Walltower, Pennycuick
Willi ford Lodge, Prestonpans
Walston. Pennycuick
Wantrin Walls, Musselburgh
Waterstone, Uphall
Wathome, Dalkeith
Waulk Mill, Musselburgh
Weddingburn, Lasswade
Weliingt.in Place, Musselburgh
Wel'innion Villa, Pditobello
West Bringour, Uphall
West Bank, Traneut and Porto-
bello
West Binny. Uphall
West Broadlaw, Uphall
West Bu>h, Musselburgh
West Brings, Kirkliston
West Birningtiin. Ratho
West Colinton. Colinton
West Craigs, Corstorphine
Westedge, Libberton
Westtielr), Cramontl
WestKeld Cotraj;e, Portobello
Wesit'arm. Winchburiih
We>ter Biinnington, Ritho
We>tfield Cottage, Lasswade
Wester Hailes, Slatelord
Westholmes, Musselburgh
Westhousris, Da'keith
West Wains, Musselburgh and
Libberton
West Mills, Kirkliston
West Pans, .Musselburgh
West Pilton, Cramond
West Side, Petinycuick
Wheattieid, Poitubello
Wheatlands, Kirkliston
Whelpside, Balerno
Whiiii, Pennycuick
Whinnyhaui;h, Pennycuick
Whinny row Cdttage, Lasswade
Whippy law. Ford
Whitehill, Musselburgh
White Craig, Musselburgh
Whitehill Cnlliery, Lasswade
VV'hitehouse, Mu^seibur!;h
Whitehill, Lasswade & Kirknewt.
Whitelaw, Currie
Whitemoss, Kirknewton
Wiliiamfield H(iu>e, Portobello
Wilkieston. Kirknewton
Wilson's Park, Portobello
Windygoul, Tranent
Winton, Tranent
Woodbank, Dalkeith
Woridbine Cottage, Lasswade
Woodburn, Dalkeiih
Woorietid, Winchburgh
Wdodtield, Colinton
Woodhall, Colinton and Tranent
Woodland Cottage, Portobello
WoodviUe. Colinton
Woodhead, Ford
Woodhouse'ee. Roslin
Woodside, Colinton
Woohnet, Dalkeiih
Wyndlord, Uphall
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
INDEX.
Addresses lo her Majpsty . • 290
Adhesive Postage Stamps • " 297
Biink Notes and Bank Post Bills . 296
Bankers' Parcels . . .297
Cross-Road Mails (Ireland) . 326 & 3-27
Deeds . . . 296
Delivery of Letters in Edinburgh . 295
Drafts . . . .296
East Indies (Mails to) . . 313
Egypt (Mails to) . . . ib.
Envelopes . . . • 29/
Explosive articles not to be sent by post 298
France, Letters to, or by the way of,
mode of Charging . 314 & 317
Franking privileges abolished 296
Greece (.Mails to) . . 313
Ionian Isl.s (Mail? to) . . . ib-
Letters dispatched from Edinburgh 295
do. to and from Leith . . ib,
delivery of in Edinburgh . ib.
— — Foreign . • . .312
containing articles of a brittle nature 298
Coin, cS:c. . . il'-
bottles of liquid, &c. . . ib.
not to be sealed with wax when
sent to warm climates 314
not to be delivered back . 298
Overcharged . . • 297
Overweight . . . ib.
by Private Ships to Australia,
Cape of Good Hnpe, East Indies,
Swan River, and all parts of the
World . . .311
Registered . . '296
Seamen and Soldiers . . 297
ISLiils dispatched from Edinburgh . 295
Routes of, from Edinburgh . 323
Mails by Railway . . . 325
Cross .... 326
Mails made up in Edinburgh to all Foreign
parts .... 312
Malta (Mails to) . . ~ . 313
Marseilles (Steam Packets from, to Leg-
horn, Athens, and the East
Indies) . . , ib.
Money-Order Office — Regulations of 296
Newspapers and Supplements . . 298
to and from the British Colonies
and Foreign Parts . 298 & 299
to France . . . 315
to and from the East Indies . 298
and Supplements from Abroad . 299
by Private Ships . . 298
Packets to Foreign parts . . 312
Parliamentary Proceedings
296 & 297
Periodical Works and Parliamentary
Proceedings to Fiance . . 310
Petitions to Parliament . . 296.
Piincipal Places Abroad . .321
Post-Towns and principal places in
Scotland . . . 300
in England and Wales . . 303
in Ireland . . . 307
Local on Edinburgh . . 295
Postage Stamps . . . 297
Postage, Briiish rates of . . 296
within British North America . 312
Foreign West Indies, including
Cura^oa, Guadaloupe, Marti-
nique, Porto Rico, St Croix,
St Alartin's, and St Thomas's ib.
France . . 314 & 317
Frt-nch possessions in Africa 314
North America . . 312
West Indies . . ib.
Postage, Greece, Malta, and Ionian
Islands . . 319-320
Rates of, on Letters and News-
pa^iers to and passing through
France . . . .317
Ratts of, upon Foreign Letters
sent by Liverpool Packets . 321
— Rates of, upon Foreign Letters
sent by Falmouth Packets . 320
Rates of, upon Foreign Letters
sent by Hull Packets . . ib
Rates of, upon Foreign Letters
sent by Thames Packet . ib.
Prices Current (Printed) . . 299
from the British Colonies . ib.
France and China . ib.
from other Foreign Countries . ib-
Printed Votes and Proceedings in Par-
liament . . 296 & 297
Receiving Houses in Edinburgh . 295
Registered Letters in France . . 315
Registration of Letters . . 296
Ship Letters . . . .311
Ship Letter Postage, persons exempt from !').
Stamj)s (date) on Letters . . 1. S
Stamps, adhesive, in jjayment of postage 297
Steam I'ackets from Marseilles to Alex-
andria . , , 313
Syria (Mails to) . . . ib.
Table showing what Foreign Letters
may be sent unpaid, and what
are the lowest rates on those
Letters which require payment
in advance . . .316
West India Packet Service, plan of , 3iO
GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
WATERLOO PLACE.
1st June, 1843.
Postmaster-General for the United Kingdom,
THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM VISCOUNT LOWTHER
Secretary — Sir Edward S. Lees.
Secretary's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Chief Clerk, Thomas Hylan'l, Esq.
First Clerk, F. G"oribv.
Cleris, G. Gowaij, W. Croit, CM. T. Western.
Receiver-General's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Receiver GEN kral, Hon. B. F. Primrose.
Clerks, G Young, H. Yates.
Solicitor.
John Bowie, esq. W.S.
Surveyors and Clerks to Surveyors.
Surveyors. C. F. Reeves, H. B. Hall, esqrs.
Clerks to Surveyors, W. S. Parr, C. Hodson, M. Johnstone.
Accountant's Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
Accountant, George Wasop, esq.
Clt^rks, W. Houy, W. Forrester, C. J. Conuell, J. U. Bell, W. A. Dewar.
Dead and Returned Letter-Office.
Open from 10 fo 4.
Inspector of Dead and Returned Letters, R. Young, esq.
Clerks, Robert Moir, H. ftlacLauiin, A. Yuuug, G. Sieel.
R O. Anderson.
C. T. Butchard.
C. A Moule.
T. Hubbs.
Money Order Office.
Open from 10 to 4.
President, Joseph Moule, esq.
Clerks.
J. Fl^her. I G. Aitkins.
F. Siansmore. | J. Croai.
H. F. Ward. W. Hiliyard.
Inland and Foreign Office.
Superintending President, Joseph ISJoute, esq.
First Vice-President, A. G. Somerville.
Second Vice-President, R. Grnig.
Principal Clerk, G. Lawrence.
Clerks — First Class.
G. G. Bruce, J. Welsh, J. Weir.
Second Class.
G. Thomson. J. Shearer. W. Kerr.
A. Horn. J Cameron. F. June^.
A. Douglas. T. Young,
Third Qass.
J. Murray. G. TiHquair. J
J. Davidson. G. W. Hniling. J,
W. J. Smellie. J. H. Banks.
Juniors.
I E. Waters. | J.
I J. Turnl.ull. J.
I R. C. OHara. J.
M. Whitehead.
W. Sett.
S. Smith.
S. Wyili
Dobson.
Findlay.
Sanderson.
Char es.
T. Atkinson.
Officers at Paid Window— T. Youuii, F. Jones, W. J. Smellie, G. W. Hailing.
0/3e;j/rom 6 45 A. M fo 10 p m.
Inspector of Letter-Carriers' and Newspaper Office, J. FinHlay.
Assistant Inspector, T. Barkei .
50 Letter-carriers, 16 Superuuuieiary liitio, 2 Newspaper-sorters, 1 Bagman, 8 Stampers,
2 Aiessengers, 2 VVatchmeu>
rOSTAGE DIRECTORY.
295
DIS"ATnH ot LKTTKRS, sli..wli p: Rox Cmslnar Hfd Dfp-^ituiv ot Miils
MAILS.
PERTH and- INVERNESS, via Queensferry, and Highland
Hoart, ........
ABKRDKEV, (tlirouj!) Fid',) via PunrtfP.
GLASGOVV, Wfst Of ScHtl^tid. and liigh Malls, (pir RmiIw^v.)
LONDON, (day,) via Carlisle and LancastiT, tljence by Rail-
rna't. ...... . .
DUMFRIES, via Nobleliniisp and Castle-Uoiiglas.
GLASGOW, {riHvO P**!' Rnilriiad. ....
miN^AR roACH. via Trant'iit and Harifilnpton.
NORTH — Qii.eiislprrv, p.itli, Diinrif<', and Aberdeen.
GLA>.G()\V, (nifriit.) vii Upliall, B.-ithgat^.
BKRWICK, via Newcastle and Darlington, thence by Rail-
roHd. ........
LONDON, (ni(?ht,) via Carlisle and Lancaster, thence by Rail-
toad, , .... ...
Box
closes at
4.-30 m
4~.yO m
7 IB
7 m
fi m
'2 a
3-l5a
3 15 a
8-45 a
9.l5a
Letters tal<cn
on paying one
penny exira
till
5 nn
5 m
6-30 m
y-K) a
3-.-30 ;»
9-15 a
9-4.5 a
9-15 a
Departure ol
Mail.
S 30 m
6. SO m
7. 40 in
7.SO m
7 m
y-40 a
4 a
in
9-30 a
lOa
10-30 a
Towns.
I?Hlprno,
Br. xtjurn,
Ciilintoii,
Curstorphine,
OrHnriond,
rinrie,
D-ilK-Hith,
DuddlDgstone,
Ford,
Hf niniston,
Kiikliston,
Kii knt'Wtoo,
La^swade,
FOR LOCAL
Box closes
\t 5 m and 3.15 a
H.45a
5 ni and 3. '5a
5 m and H.43 a
4.30 an wnrt 3.15 a
5 m and 3.15 a
7 m 3. 15 and 9.15 a
s>e Portohello.
7 m and 3.15 a
5 anrt 11.40 m
J. 30 nn
II 40 nn and 8 45 a
7 nn and 3.15 a
RECEIVIxNG HOUSES.
The Box closes for Town letters, at 11 m.
For Glasgow, North iMail, Haddington stage,
local posts and town letters, at 1.30 a.
For Town delivery at 4 a.
For Glasgow (night,) London, and Berwick, at
7-30 a.
And for London, Ireland, Aberdeen and Perth,
and (ilasgow l.-,t dispatch, anil town letters for
next morning, at 9-45 a. E.xcept at such places as
have the time bpccifitd.
Abbey, . . No. 7
Brou^'hton Street, . 60
Castle Street, . . 21
Cross (High Street), 231
Downie Place, .
. 24
Duke Street,
. 1
Elm Kow,
. 1
Grassmarket,
. llfi
Hanover Street,
• 47
High Street,
. 2«
India Street, .
. 3
Ivauriston Place,
. fi7
Pitt Street,
3
St Pb trick Square
1
Stafford Sir. et,
No. 4
South Bridge,
. 65
Arniston pi. at 9 m. 1-30
and 7 a.
B. Muirhead, at D m. ,
1-30 and 5 a.
Duke St. Leith, at a |
of an hour before Leith,
File Place, Leith Walk,
same as at Lciih.
Newhaveii, at 8-30 m.,
1 30, and 6 a,
Raeburn Place at 9 m.
2. and 7-30 a
./ock's Loiige, at 9.15 m.
and 8 a.
U'ariiston Place, at 9 in.
2, and 7-30 a.
N.B — No Letter Bags are collected from the dif-
ferent Receiving Houses throughout the city from
9-45 a. on Saturday evening un:il 5 30 m. on Mon-
day morning.
POST TOWNS.
Towns.
Libertnn,
L'lanhead, .
Mu-.s Iburgh,
PKniiycuu'.k,
Portob.llo,
Pr^sto(lpaus,
Ratho,
R-sliii,
Slalf lord,
Tranent,
Upliall,
Wincliburgh,
Box closes
At 7 m an'' 3.15 a
H m ai 1(1 .3.15 a
5& 11.40.n3 I5&9.15a
fi m and .3. !5 a
5& 1 1.40m & 3.15 a
5 m 3.15 and 9.15 a
7 tn ano 8 45 a
6 m anrt 3.15 a
5 n. and 3. 15 a
5 mS. 15 ai^d 9.15 a
H.45 a
4.aU m
Box
closes jjt
6 m.
11-40 n
3-15 a
5 15 a
G m.
11 m
2a
2>4£ a.
4 30 a.
8 30 a.
9-15 a.
EDINBURGH TO LEITH.
With Glasgow, London, Berwick, and
North fllails, and Box Leiiers.
1. Box Letters.
I " London, Glasgow, Irish, and Dum-
fries JMails, and Box Letters.
Town Letters, &c.
LEITH TO EDINBURGH.
London, Ireland, Glasgow 1st di.-patch,
and Dunr, fries Mails.
For Erlinhurgh delivery.
Glasgow day Mail.
North Mail, via Perth & Dur.dee.
" Edinburgh delivei y.
Glasgow (night) and Berwick IMail-.
London (night) Perth and Dundee
in the mornins.
DELIVERy OF LETTERS.
First Di-livery. — The first delivery com-
mences at 7-30 m., and includes the letters by the
Perth, Glasgow (night), London, Berwick, and
North Jiails, with the box letters to 7 m.
Second Deliverv. — The second delivery
commences at 12 noon. Town letters to 11-40 m.
Third Delivery, — The third delivery com-
mences at 4 a., and in -liules the letters by the Dum-
fries and London, Glasgow day and Irish Mails,
with Town letters to 3-15 a.
Fourth Delivery The fourth delivery
commences at 6 a. Town letters to 5-15 a.
Sunday Delivery — The delivery on Sun-
DAYS (to persons calling at the Office only) takes
place from 7-30 to 9 m. and from 4 to 5 a.
296
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
LATE DELIVERY OF LETTERS — Representatious ha^ing been made of the time occu-
pied by the LETTER CARRIERS in the DELIVERY of their LETTERS through the City,
the inconvenience has been ascertained to be in a great measure, if not entirely, attributable to the
delays experienced by the Carriers at hall doors, owing to servants not answering the bells ; and in
some cases, by the servants not being provided with money to pay the postage. Instructions have
been issued to the Letter Carriers to rap or ring at each hall door twice, pausing an instant. The
application of the Carrier, therefore, cannot be mistaken ; and the public are earnestly requested
to aid the Post-master General in his Lordship's anxiety to expedite the general delivery of the
correspondence, by obliging servants to answer immediately the Carrier's application, and to liave
the servant previously provided with sufficient sums to discharge their demands. The increase of
Letters, and the reduction of Postage, render it imperative on the pubbc not to delay the Letter
Carriers on their walks. Positive orders have been issued to them not to remain at hall doors
where servants are unprovided with money to redeem letters.
A system of Registration has been adopted, and
all Letters, whether containing Coin or not, can
be
REGISTERED
on payment of a re);istratioii fte of One Shilling,
in addition to the ordinary rates of Postage on In-
land and Colonial, as well as on Ship or Foreii;n
Letters, or Letters passine through France. On
those for delivery within France, the charges, be-
sides the rHgi>tration fee of one shilling, will be
the Engli^h rate to France, in addition to double
the French rate to the plare to which the Letter
is addressed. A printed ackiiowledgaient torn out
of the receipt book, and stamped with the office
stamp, will be aiven to any person registering a
Letter. Hegistcrpd Letters will be taken at the
General Post Office, at the Receivine Houses,
and by all Postmasters throughout the United
Kingdom, until within half an hour of the closing
of the Box for the panicjlar Mail or Bag by which
they are to be dispitclied. Registered Letters
baring a sufficient nh nber of Stamps will be con-
sidered Paid Letters, but the registration fee of
one shilling must always be paid in mont-y.
In the case ot Foreign, C 'lonial, or Snip Let-
ters, it must be clearly unilerstood, that Registra-
tion cannot ex'end beyond the Port of despatch
in the United Kingdom, though parties, if they
wish it, may register such Letters as far as the
Port of despatch. Letters, however, add^e^sed to
France, and Letters passing through France, are
exceptions to this rule, th>- French Post Office
und.-rtiikitig to provi.le for their s curity tiil tbey
shall have been de ivcred. if addres^ed to France,
and so long as they remain in the French territory,
it pa^sing through France.
Tlie arrangements lor carrying out the system
of Registration have tei-n made with the view of
ensuring the puncml delivery of Registered Let-
ters; on their delivery the parties to whom they
may have been addressed will be required to ac-
knowledge in writing their receipt.
The system of Registration provides a secure
mode ot transmitting
BANK NOTES, BANK POST BILLS.
DRAFTS, &c. &c,
and persons having occasion to send by Post small
sums will avoiil risk by sending the money through
the medium of
THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE,
now carried on, on the Public account, at the Ge-
n»Tal Post Office. The commission chargeable for
IMoney Orders was, on the 14th of Ivlovember
1810, 'reduced to
THREEPENCE ON SUMS KOT EXCEEDIKG IWO POUNDS,
and on sums ab(ive two, and
NOT EXCEELING FlVr POUNDS, TO SIXTENCE.
No Order will be given for sums beyond this
amount. . , .
These modes having been devised expressly with
a view to the security of property, it may reason-
ably be expected that all persons having occnsina
to transmit money will avail themselves of tbo op-
portunity of securing it, and in no case, by com-
mitting property unregistered to the Letter
boxes, RISK ITS LOSS.
If, however, persons are willing to incur such
rislt, should the articles forwarded be Notes, or
Cheques payable at sight, they should be cut in
halves, and the second halves sliould not be de-
spatched until the receipt of the first has been ac-
knowledged. The numbers, dates, and amounts
should also be carefully taken-
Money Orders may be obtained at the Genenl
Post Office, and of all Postmasters, and of the
Chief Deputy Postmasters, throughoat the United
Kingdom.
(For List of Post Towns and Principal Piacea,
see page 300.)
*,* In cases where personal attendance is in-
convenient, if the Order is receipted iiy the person
to whom it is made payable, and the party p't-sent-
ing it tor payment can aff'ird full intoi motion as
to the Chiis ian name, Surname, Address, and
Occupation of the person who originally obtained
the Order, pivment will be made, l.ut unless these
conditions are strictly complied with, it will be
refused.
Peers and Members of Parliament no longer
dispatch or receive cirrespdiideiics Frke. AIkm-
BERS of either House are entitled to receive, Ireeof
charge, Petitions to Pakliament, provided that
each Petition is sent without a cover, or in a cover
open at the sides, and does not excjed the weight of
1 iiirty-two Ounces. Adehesses to her Majestf
pass tree. With these excepuoiis, all Inland Let-
ters or Packet", inciU'iing those trom the Channel
Isles and the Isie of Man, if Prepaid, are subject
to the following
RATES OF POSTAGE:
Not exceeding halt an oz. in weight, One Penny
one oz. . . . . . Twopence
two oz Foui pence
. three oz Sixpence,
and so on. Two Rates being added tur every
ounce up to Sixteen Ounces, beyond which, wittt
the following exceptions, no packer, whether sub-
ject to Postage or not, can be received.
\. Parliamentary Petitions and Addresses to
Her Majesy.
2. Parliamentary Proceedins;s.
3. Letters and Packets addressed to or received
from Places beyond Sea.
4. Letters and Packets to and from Public De-
partment.=.
o. Deeds, if sent open, or in cover j open at the
POSTAGE DIRECTORY,
297
siflcs. They inay be tied with string and
sealed, in order to prevent inspection of the
contents, but they must be open at the sides
that it may be seen that they are entitled to
the privilege.
6. Bankers' Parcels dispatched from London,
and specially delivered at the General Post
Office, under certain regulations.
With these exceptions, ail Packets above the
weight of Sixteen Ounces will be immediately for-
warded to the Dead Letter Office.
Ir)land Letters or Packets put into the unpaid
Letter Boxes, are charged double the amount of
Postage to which, had they been prepaid, they
would have been liable. The Scale of Weight in
force for General Post Letters is equally appli-
cable to Letters passing through the local penny
posts throughout the Kingdom, and to those pass^
ing through the IochI Posts of Edinburgh, Lon-
don, and Dublin, the Regulations which restricted
the weight of these latter to Four Ounces having
been abolished. They are subject to the same
Rules and the same Charges as General Post Let-
ters, and must be paid in advance, or they will be
liable to double the rate to which they would
otherwise be subject.
The same Regulation applies to Letters prepaid
by Money, where the full and proper rate of Post-
age has not been paid in advance.
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Letters written on Stamped Paper, of enclosed
in Stamped Covers, or having Stamps affixed to
them, (the Stamps in every such case being equal
to the rates of Postage chargeable on such Letters
if prepaid.) will pass Free of all other Postage
charge in whatever part of the United Kingdom
they may be posted.
In those cases where the value of Stamps on the
I,etter is less than the amount of the Postage to
which it would be now liable, if prepaid, the let-
ter will be charged double the amount of sui;h dif-
ference on delivery. An Inland Letter, for ex»
ample, weit(hiug more than Half an Ounce and
not exceeding an Ounce, if bearing only a Penny
Stamp, will be charged Twopence on delivery.
Stamps may be used for Printed Votes and Pro-
ceedings in Parliament ; if the Stamps, however,
should be less in value than the proper rate ot
Postage to which these documents are subject, on»
ly the difference, and not double the difference, is
charged.
Stamps (provided they cover the whole postage)
may also be used on Foreign, Colonial, and Ship
Letters, &c. outwards. If any Letter, however,
addressed to places beyond sea, to which prepay-
ment is compulsory, shall bear an insufficient uum--
ber of Stamps, it will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office, to be returned, in all practicable cases, to
the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used
on Letters arriving in the United Kingdom from
the Colonies or Foreign Countries. In such cases,
therefore. Letters will be chargeable with the same
rates as they would be if not bearing Stamps.
All these Regulations will be applic-ible to News-
papers in those cases where they are liable to Post-
age.
Note. — Adhesive Stamps should he placed on
the front ol the Letter and upon the rght:>hand
corner on the upper side. Should this direction
not be attended to, from the rapidity with which
the duty must be perlormed. Letters which bear
Stamps will fcequeiitly be taxed, while the Parties
• receiving them will be put to much trouble in ob-
taining a return of the Postage improperly charged.
In ail cases of complaint, whether of oveichaii;e
or of any other irregularity, tlieCoveis of the Let-
ters must invariably be k<pt and sent to the Post-
Office, as affording the only means of investigating
the complaint.
ADHESIVE STAMPS AND ENVELOPES.
Every Postmaster, Sub- Postmaster, or Letter-
Receiver, without exception, will sell the Postage
Label Stamps and Stamped Envelopes to thePub-
lic at the following Prices : —
The Penny Label Stamps, at Id. each.
The Twopenny ditto, . . 2d.
The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 28. 3d. or 2 for 2id.
The Twopenny ditto, 12 ,, 2s. 2d. ,, 3 ,, 6i"
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, CAP-
TAINS' STEWARDS, SEAMEN. AND SOL-
DIERS, to and from the East Indies by the Over-
land Mails, " via Falmouth," can send and receive
Letters, under the weight of half an ounce, on
their own private concerns only, while they are
employed in her Majesty's Service, or in the ser-
vice of the East India Company, for one penny.
Letters coming from a Seaman, or from a Serriocnt,
Corporal, Trumijetcr, Fl/cr, or Private Soldier.— The
Penny must be paid at the time it is put into the
Post Office.
The name of the Soldier or Sailor, his Class or
Description, and the name of the Ship or Regi-
ment, Corps or Detachment, to which he belongs
must be specified.
And the Officer having the command must sign
his name, and specify the name of the Ship or Re-
giment, Corps or Detachment, he commands.
Letters going to Seamen or Soldiers, — The Penny
must be paid at the time it is put into the Post
Office, and the direction must specify the class of
person, and the Ship, Regiment, or Corps to which
it belongs.
The postage upon Soldiers' and Seamen's Let-
ters received from parts beyond sea, without the
penny having been prepaid, is twopence in addi-
tion to the Ship Letter gratuity, if received by
Private Ship.
Threepence Postage is charged on Letters ad-
dressed to Soldiers and Seamen to either of the fol-
lowing places : — River Gambia, Sierra Leone,
Goree, Senegal, Cape Coast Castle, Fernando Po,
Coast of Africa, Ascension, (Isle,) and China. To
St Helena, the East Indies, and New South
Wales, one Penny. Seamen's and Soldiers' Let-
ters from Abroad by private Ships are chargeable
with Threepence each.
*»* Warrant Officers either in the Army or
Navy, or Masters Mates of the Navy, are not en-
titled to receive or transmit Letters at less than
the usual rates of Postage,
Soldiers' and Seamen's Letters are not liable to
any additional rate upon redirection ; but all other
Letters Redirected, become, on redirection,
subject to fresh rates of postage ; but when a let-
ter has been prepaid, and the person for whom it
was intended has quitted the place to which it has
been addressed, the letter may be forwarded to
any place in the United Kingdom, fur an addi-
tional rate, to be paid on delivery.
Overcharged Letters. — Overcharges returned
at the Windows ot the Paid-Letter Office from
10 A.M. till 4 P.M.
Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parlia-
ment, or of the Colonial Legislatures, are
charged —
Under four ounces id.
Above four and under eight ounces 2d.
Above eight and under twelve ounces 3d.
and so on.
Such Votes and proceeding'' whether paid or
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unpaid, pass at these rates between places in the
United Kingdom as well as the Colonies, by
PACKET. To those planes to which there are no
psckets — New South Wales for instance — they
may be forwarded " by Private Ships, "at dodble
the above rates. They are not, however, for-
warded to the Enst Indies, via Falmouth and
Alfxaiidria, nor to places through France, under
the full rates of Letter Postage. The Postinaster-
General is authorized (if he shall see fit) to delay
the transmission of Printed Votes and Proceedings
in Parliament for any space not exceeding Twenty-
four hours from the time at which the same would
otherwise have been lorwarded.
Coin shouid not, unless in Registered Let-
ters, BE SENT BY PosT. — The great increase in the
number of Monet Letters having rendered it
impossible, without hazard to the punctual de-
spatch of the Mails, to continue the former prac-
tice of entering the addresses of sucl^ Letters, and
of taking receipts for them on delivery to the par-
ties to whom ihey were addressed ; >iich practice
being now adopted Id the case of Registered Let-
ters ONLY.
Bottles containing liquid, and other ar-
ticles OF A Brittle nature, should not be for-
waided through the Post, as they are almost
invariably broken either by the operation of stamp-
ing or by the friction of the Mail Coaches. It is,
besides, improper so to transmit such articles, as
by accidents to them the seals of Letters in the
bags may be damaged, the Letters mutilated, or
their Addresses entirely effaced. For similar rea-
sons, articles having sharp or hard edges should
not be transmitted through the post: and the Act
;5 and 4 Victoria, cap. 96, expressly directs that no
letter shall be sent by Post containing any explo-
sive OR OTHER dangerous MATERIAL OR SUB-
STANCE.
STAMPS.
The date shows when the letters were received
at the Post Office.
The circular stamp, at the back of the letter, is
used when the postage is to be paid on delivery,
or has been prepaid by stamps.
Ditto, on the face of the letter, with the word
" paid," when the postage has been paid at the
time of posting the letter.
Letters not to Be Delivered Back. — To pre-
vent the i^ossibility of Letters being surreptitiously
obtained from the Offices where put in, office-
keepers are strictly forbid returning, to any per-
sons whomsoever. Letters that may he applied lor,
under whatever circumstances the recovery may
be urged. This is, moreover, forbid by the esta-
blished principle, that the instant a letter is com-
mitted to the Post, it is no longer the property of
the Setide".
Penalties. — By the 1st Victoria, cap. 36, sec.
2, any peison illegally conveying Letters incurs
a penally of L.5 for every offence, and L.lOO for
every week the practice is continued. The Sender
also incur- a per.alty of L.5 for every offence, with
lull Costs cf Suit.
NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO
NEWSPAPERS.
It is not compulsory to send Newspapers or
Supplements to Newspapers by the Post, but
those that are intended to be so transmitted, are
entitled to pass free. All Newspapers must be
sent in covers, ojien at the sides, and no words or
communication may be printed on such papers
after the same shall have been published ; nor
must there be any writing or mwrks upon any
INewspaper, or the cover, other than the name and
address of the person to whom it is sent ; tior any
paper or thing enclosed or concealed in, or with
such Newspaper or the cuver, nor any printed
words or communication on the cover, except that
Newsvenders only may print iheir names and
addresses thereon. Newspapers may be examined
by the Officers of the Post Office; aiid if there be
any breach of the above regulations, the packet is
chargeable with treble the amount «>t postage which
a letter of the same weight would have been liable
to. And any person v^ho shall write or enclose
any thing in any Newspaper or the cover thereof,
or shall print any words or communication on a
Newspaper, after it shall have been published, lo
be sent by the Post; or any person who shall
knowingly send, or cause to be sent, by the Post,
a Newspaper, in respect of which any one of those
offences has been committed, may, at the optioit
of the Postmaster- General, be prosecuted as ior a
Misdemeanour.
Newspapers pass free by the Edinburgh Local
Posts, except in those cases where they shall be
posted and delivered within the limits, tor tlie
time being, of the General Post Delivery, when
the postage is one penny on each Newspaper.
*,* As the mere affixing a Newspaper Stamp
on anj new periodical publication will not enti le
it, as a matter of course, to pass free by the Post,
those who may be about to publish, for the first
time, any such paper, should submit a copy to the
Postmaster-General, in order that it may be de-
termined whether the puhlication is of a nature
that will entitle it to pass free of postage.
Clause of the Act of \st Victoria, cap. 34, sec. 3-.— •
" And be it further enacted, that in all cases in
which a question shall arise, whether a printed
Paper is entitled to the privileges of a Newspaper
or other Publication hereby privileged, so far as
respects the transmission thereof hy the Post un-
der the Post Office Acts, the question shall be
referred to the detei'mination of the Postmaster-
General, whose decision, with the concurrence of
the Lords of the Treasury, shall be final."
Newspapers from the British Colonies are de-
livered free of Postage at any place within the
British dominions: those for persons who may
have removed may be forwarded by Post, free of
charge, provided they have not been opt-ned at the
place to which they were originally addressed,
newspapers to the BRITISH COLONIES AND
FOREIGN parts.
Newspapers liable to the Stamp Duty may be
forwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions
by Her Majesty's Packet Boats, free of the duty of
Postage, piovided the same be duly stamped and
made up open at the ends, and put into any Post
Office within seven days alter the day of Publi-
cation. ^
Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Co-
lonies by Private Ships for a Postage of Otie
Penny each, to some Foreign Parts free, and to
others for a Postage of Twopence each^ to be paid
at the time of putting in, under the same regu-
lations as to date, <Sic.
Newspapers printed in the British Colonies,
brought to Great Britain or Ireland by Packet
Boats, if made up without covers, or i>i rovers
open at the ends, are delivered within the United
Kingdom free ol Postage.
Newspapers to the East Indies are forwarded
by the Packet r^'a Marseilles, on payment of Two-
perjce v^ith each. The Mail is made up in Lon-
don on the Fourth of every month, except it
happens to fall on a Sunday, when it is made up
on the following day.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
29^
BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS;
To which Newspapers are sent, by Packet free of Postage.
AHpfi
Aii>ii;ua
Bahama
Barhadoes
Berbice
B<>rinuda
Ctinada
Cariacou
Dfmerara
Uumiuica
BRITISH COLONIES.
I Gibraltar
Grenada
j Halifax
j Heligoland
India via Falmouth
Ionian Islauda
I Jamaica
j Malta
' Montserrat
Nevis
New Brunswick
Necvfouniiland
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Sc Kilts
Sc Lucia
St Vincent
Tobago
Tnrtola
Trinidad
Brazil
Bremen
H lien OS Ay res
Caracitas
Colombia
Cuxhaven
Denmark
Fi'ance
Greece
Hamburg
rOREION PARTS.
Haytl, or
St Uiimiiigo
Honduras
La Guayra
Lubeck
Malta
Oidcuburg
Peru
Spain
FOREIGN PARTS;
To which a Postage of Twopence each Newspaper must be paid at the time of putting in.
United States of America
Guadaloupe
Mai'tiiiique
Surinam
St Croix
South America ^ ^'■*==" ^
jDuenos Ayres
St Thomas
St Martin's
Cuba, 01' Havannah
Egypt
Syria
Continent of Europe.
With the exception of FVance, and
those places mentioned in the
preceding listol " Foreign Parts"
as " snnt free of Postage."
With the exception of
Caracras
Peru
India and the Mediterranean, via Marseilles
Colombia
La Guayra
Newspapers to France are forwarded free of
charge to the sender. A rate of four centimes
(nearly equivalent to Otie Halfpenny) will be
charged upon delivery in France.
TVevvspaters raoM Abroad. — Newspapers ar-
riving fioin those "Foreign Parts" to which
Newspapers are dispatched tree, are delivered (ree
of Postage, exce|>t those from France, which are
charged One Halfpenny each. From places abroad,
to which they are not dispatched free. News-
papers are charged here Twopence each. All
Newspapers must be printed in tlie language of
the Country from which they are sent, unless
specially exempted by the Lords of tt)e Treasury ; j
those for persons who have removed may be re-
directed to them at any place within the United
Kingdom, free of Postage, provided they have not
been opened at the place to which they were ori-
ginally addressed.
Newspapers by Private Ships, if put into the
Office within seven days after the date of publica-
tion, are forwarded to the Cape of Good Hope,
Mauritius, or Isle of France, Sydney, Nevr South
Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Swan River, South
Australia, Chili, Peru, Guatimala,and the V7estern
Coast of America, and the East Indies, on pay-
ment of One Penny with each paper; to St Helena
and the Western Coast of Africa — viz., St Mary's,
River Gambia, Sierra Leone, Cafie Coast Castle,
Fernando Po, and Ascension, (Isle,) at the same
rate; to China, and places not British, on pay-
ment of Twopence each, under the above regula-
tions as to date, &c.
*^* All Newspapers forwarded by Private Ships,
except those between Ports in Great Britain and
Ireland, must be paid for when put in.
The undermentioned Pkinted Prices Cur-
bent having obtained the sauciion of the Lords of
the Treasury, pass through the Post Office to the
Colonies and Foreign Parts at One Penny each,
provided they contain, simply the names amJ prices
of articles ; the names and addresses of the parties
dealing in such articles must be excluded: —
Annual Suiiplement to j outwards from and to
Price Current. places within the li-
Brltish ships entered inits of the East India
outwards and cleared I Company's Charter.
Commercial Daily List.
Llovd's List.
London Newr Price
Current.
London Mercantile
Price Current.
Mercantile Journal.
Nicholson's New Price
Current.
Prince's Price Carrent,
Sound List.
Trades' List.
Universal Corn Re-
porter.
Wetenhali's Course of
the Exchange.
Each Copy to be made up in the same form as a
Newspaper, with covers open at the end.
The words "Price Current" to be written
or printed immediately above the address; other-
wise the paper will be liable to full letter postage.
Every Price Current to be posted within seven
days after its piilillcatiun ; and no one can be for-
warded a second time without being charged with
full letter postage.
Any Wilting, or mark for reference, or initial
on such papers or their covers, beyond the address
pnd the designation " Price Current," will sub-
ject them to the full rates of letter postage.
Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,
from the British Colonies, France, and China, are
now admitted into the United Kingdom at the
reduced rate of one Penny each, whether conveyed
by Packet or Private Ship.
Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,
from any foreign country, except France and
China, are admitted into the United Kingdom at
the reduced rate of Twopence each.
Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from
the Biitish Colonies, passing through the United
Kingdom, are liable to a postage of Twopence
each, to be paid at the time of being posted.
Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from
the British Cidonies, passing through France to
the United Kingdom, are liable to a postage of
Twopence each.
Prices Current and Commercial Lists, pub-
lished in the United Kingdom, if dily stamped,
and under the weight ot two ounces, will be treated
as Newspapers, and enjoy the Newspaper privi-
leges— the sanction of the Postmaster- General hav-
ing been previously ott.iined.
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Post Towns and Sub- Offices in Scotland,
With the time of closing the Box prior to their several Despatches.
Those Post-Towns which granr and pay Money Orders are marked *. A Money Order intended for
transmission to any place at which it cannot be paid, should be drawn on the nearest town transacting
Monry Order business, thus : Aberchirder near Huntly, should be drawn on Huntly.
Towns
•Aberbrothwick, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Aberchirder, near Huntly
♦Aberdeen, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
*x\berdour, 4 30 ra — 3 15 a
♦Aberfeldy, 4 30 m
Aberfovle, near Doune
Aberlady, reir Haddingfon
Aberlour, near Craig Ellachie
Abernethy, near Bridge of
Earn
Abing'.on, near Glasgow
♦Aboyne, 3 15 m
♦Airdrie, 7 '" — 8 45 a
Alexandria, near Glasgow
Alt'ord, near Aberdeen
Alness, near Inverness
'Alloa, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Alva, near Stirling
Alyth, near iMeigle
Amulree, near Dunkeld
♦Annan, 7 m— 2 10 a
*Anstruther, 4 30 ra
♦Appin, 8 45 a
Ardintinny, near Greenock
•Ardersier, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Ardnamurchan, near Stroniian >
*Ardrossan, 7 rn — 8 45 a
Arisaig, near Fort William
*Aros," Mon., Thurs., & Sat. 8
45 a
Arran, neat Saltcoats
Arrochar, near Glasgow
Ashkirk, near Selkirk
Assynt, near Golspie
Auchenblae, near Laurencekirk
Auchencairn, ne«rCastle Douglas
Auchinleck, near Mauchline
Aucbmill, near Aberdeen
Auchnacraig, near Oban
•Auchterarder, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
*Auchtermuchty, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Auldgirth, near Dumfries
*Ayr, 7 m_8 45 a
♦Ayton, 9 15 a
Balfron, near Glasgow
*Ballantrae, ^ m — 8 15 a
*Ballater, 3 15 a
*Ballindalloch, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Ballochroy, near Tobermory
Baltasound, near Lerwick
Banchory, near Aberdeen
*BanflF, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Bankfoot, near Perth
Bannockburn, near Stirling
Barr, near Girvan
Barrhead, near Glasgow
Barrhill, near Girvan
Bathgate, 2 & 8 45 a
Towns
*BeauIy, 4 30 m
•Beith, 7 m_8 45 a
Bellshill, near Glasgow
*Bervie, 4 30 m_3 15 a
* Berwick, 9 15 a
*Biggar, 6 m
Bi^hopton, near Paisley
Blackburn, near Aberdeen
Blackburn, near Whitburn
Blackhillock, near Keith
*Blackshiels, 7 ni
*Blairadam, 4 30 m_3 15 a
*Blairathole, 4 30 m
* Blairgowrie, 4 30 m
Blairlogie, near Stirling
Blantyre, near Glasgow
Bocharm, near Keith
Bogroy, near Inverness
*Bonaw, 8 45 a
*Bonar-Bridge, 4 30 m
Bonchester Bridge, near Hawick
Bonhill, near Glasgow
*Bo'ness, ^ m— 2 10 a
Bothwell, near Glasgow
Bowmone, near Bowmore
*Bowanore, Sun. Mon. Wed.
and Friday, 8 45 a
Bracadale, near Broadford
*Braco, 8 45 a
Brae, near Lerwick
Braemar, near Ballater
*Brechin, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Bridge of Allan, near Stirling
*Bridgeof Earn, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Bridge of Weir, near Paisley
*Broadford, Tues. Thur. and Sun.
4 30 m
Broaick, near Ardrossan
Broughty Ferry, near Dundee
Brucklaw, near Aberdeen
Buckhaven, near Kirkcaldy
Bucklyvie, near Stirling
*Buckie, 4 30 m
Buness, near Lerwick
Bunessan, near Aros
Burghead, near Elgin
*Burntisland, 430'nj — 3a in sum-
mer, & 4 30 & 2 45 a in winter
Bur wick, near Kirkwall
Busby, near Glasgow
Bush, near Montrcse
Cairndow, near Glasgow
Gairnryan, near Glasgow
*Callander, 8 45 a
Cambuslang, near Glasgow
Camelon, near Falkirk
*Campbelton, 8 45 a
*Canonbie, 7 m — 9 15 a
Towns
Carluke, near Airdrie
Carinish, near Dunvegan,
Carnock, near Dunfermline
*Carroustie, 4 30 w — 3 15 a
Carnwath, near Lanark
*Carr Bridge, 4 3<) m
Carsphairn, near Ayr
Carron, near Falkiik
Carronshore, near Falkirk
*Castle-Douglas, 6 m 2 10 a
Castleton, near Thurso
Cathcart, near Glasgow
Catrine, near Glasgow
Cawdor, near Nairn
*Chance Inn, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Chapel Rosan, near Stranraer
Chirnside, near Ayton
Clackmannan, near Kincardine
Closeburn, Dumfries
Cluny, near Aberdeen
Coatbridge, near Airdrie
*Ciickburnspath, 9 15 a
*Coldstream, 9 15 a
Coldingham, near Ayton
*Colinsburgh, 4 30 m
Coll, near Tobermory
Colmonel, near Ballantrae
Comrie, near Crieff
Cornhill, near Keith
Corpach, near Fort- William
Corran , (Ardgour)near Appin
*Craigellachie, 4 30 ra_3 15 a
*Crail, 4 30 m
*Creetown, 6 m
*Crieff, 3 15 S 45 a
Crinan, near Lochgilphead
Crocketford, near Dumfries
*Cromarty, 4 30 m
*Crook, 6 m
Crossgates, near Inverkeithing
Crossbill, near Maybole
Crossmichael, nearCastleDouglas
Cruden, near Aberdeen
*Cullen, 4 30 m
*Culross, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Culroy, near Blaybole
Culivoe, near Lerwick
Cumbernauld, near Glasgow
Cuminstone, near TurrifF
*Cumnock, 8 45 a
*Cupar Angus, 4 30 m
*Cupar Fife, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Dailly, near Alaybole
Dairsie, near Cupar Fife
Dalbeattie, near Castle Douglas
Daljarroch, rear Girviin
Dalmally, near Glasgow
Dalmell'ngton, pear Ayt
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
301
Towns
Daliiiuir, near Glasgow
l).Hlnacardoeh, near Blairathole
Dairy, (Ayrshire,) near Glasgow
Dairy, near Castle-Douglas
Dalrymple, near Ayr
Dalswinlon, near Dumfries
Damhead, near Kinross
Denholra, near Hawick
*Denny, 2 a 8 45 a
Dennyloanhead, near Denny
*Dingwall, 4 30 m
Dirleton, near Haddington
Dollar, near Alloa
Dolphington, n<ar Noblehouse
* Dornoch, 4 30 m
*Dougla8, 8 45 a
*Doune, 8 45 a
Dromore, near Stranraer
Drumnadrochit, near Inverness
Drymen, near Glasgow
DufFus, near Elgin
*Dunibarton, 7 m — 8 45 a
*Dumfries, 6 m 2 10 a
*Dunbar, 6 m— 3 15 & 9 15 a
*Dunbeath, 4 30 m
•Dunblane, 8 45 a
*Dundee, 4 30 m_3 15 a
*Dunferinline, 4 30 m 3 15 a
*Dunkeld, 4 30 m
Dunglass, near Glasgow
Dunnet, near Thurso
Dunning, near Bridge of Earn
* Dunoon, ^m — 8 45 a
Dunscore, near Dumfries
*Dunse, 9 15 a
Duntocher, near Glasgow
*Dunvegan, Tues. Thur.
Sunday, 4 30 m
Durness, near Golspie
Duror, near Appin
Dyaart, near Kirkcaldy
Eaglesliam, near Glasgow
Earlston, near Melrose
Easdale, near Oban
E. Kilbridp, near Glasgow
Eastyell, near Lerwick
*EccIerechan, 6 m 2 10 a
Echt, near Aberdeen
*Eddleston, 7 m
*Elgin, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Elie, near Colinsburgh
*Ellon, 3 15 a
*Errol, 3 15 a
Etal, near Coldstream
*Evanton, 4 30 m
Eyemouth, near Ayton
*Fairlie, near Largs
*Falkirk, 7 m— 2 and 8 45 a
Falkland, near Kettle
Farr, near Dornoch
Fearn, near Tain
Fen wick, near Glasgow
Ferry-port-on-Craig, near New.
port
*Fettercairn, 3 15 a
Finhaven, near Forfar
Findhorn, near Forres
*Fochabers, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Ford, Northumberland, near
Coldstream
Fordoun, near Jjaurencekirk
*Forfar, 4 30 m_3 15 a
*ForreB, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Towns
*Fort- Augustus, 4 30 m
Kort-George, near Ardersier
*Forirose, 4 30 m
*Fort. William, 8 45 a
Fortingall, near Aberfeldy
*Fraserburgh, 3 15 a
Fruchie, near Kettle
*Fushie Bridge, 7 m— 9 15 a
*Fyvie, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Gairlochhead, near Helensibiirgh
♦Galashiels, 7 "'—9 15 a
Gallatown, neir Kirkcaldy
Galston, near Kilmarnock
Garderhouse, neir Lerwick
Garmouth, near Fochabers
*Garlicston, G m
Gartmore, near Doune
Garve, near Dirgwali
♦Gatehouse, C m
Gilford, near Haddington
Gilston, near Castle Douglas
*Girvan, 7 ni — 8 45 a
Glammis, near Forfar
*Glasgow, 7 m— 2 10 & 8 45 a
Glendarud, near Glasgow
Glenelg, near Lochalsh
Glenlivet, near Ballindalloch
Glenlocher, near Castle Douglas
*Glenluce, 6 m
Glenmorriston, near Inverness
♦Golspie, 4 30 m
Govan, near Glasgow
Gourock, near Greenock
Grahamstown, near Falkirk
♦Grangemouth, 7 m_2 10 a
♦Grantown, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Greenbank, near Lerwick
Greenlaw, near Dunse
♦Greenock, 7 ni — 8 45 a
Gretna, near Carlisle
Guardbridge, near St Andrews
Gullan, near Haddington
♦Haddington, G m — 3 15 &
9 15 a
Halkirk, near Thurso
♦Hamilton, 7 m_2 10 & 8 45 a
Harris, near Portree
Harroldswick, near Lerwick
Haugh of Urr, near Castle
Douglas
*Hawick, 7 m— 9 15 a
♦Helensburgh, 7 ni — 8 45 a
Helmsdale, near Golspie
Hillside, near Aberdeen
♦Holytown, 8 45 a
Holywood, near Dumfries
Houston, near Paisley
Hoperoan, near Elgin
Horndean, near Berwick
Huna, near Wick
♦Huntly, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Hutton, near Berwick
♦Inchture, 3 15 a
Innerkip, near Greenock
Inverleiihen, near Peebles
♦Inverary, 8 45 a
Invergarry, near F. Augustus
♦Invergordon, 4 30 m
♦Inverkeithing, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Inverie, near Fort Augustus
Inveriroriston, near Inverness
*lnverns-', 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Inverarv, ntar KtitLhall
Towns
♦Irvine, 7 m— 8 45 a
Isle Ornsay, niar Broadfoid
♦Jedburgh, 9 15 a
Johnstone Br., near Moffat
Johnstone, near Glasgov
Jura, near Lochgilphead
♦Keith, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
♦Keith-hall, 3 15 a
♦Kelso, 9 15 a
Kelton Hill, near Castle Douglas
K-'nnoway, luar Lfven
Kennnre, near Aberftldy
♦K-tile, 4 3 ) m
Kilbarchan. near Paisley
Kilbride, (E.) tear Gl sg >w
Kilbride, (W.) near Ardrossan
Kilburnie, near Beith
Kikhrenan, ne ir Inverary
Kilfinnan, near Glasgow
♦Killearn, near Glasgow
Killin, near Callander
♦Kilmarnock, 7 f" — 8 4^ a
Kilmaurs, near Kilmarnock
Kilmuir, near Porirte
Kilmun, near Greenock
Kilpatrick, near Glasgow
Kilsyth, near Glasgow
Kilwinning, near Glasgow
♦Kincardine, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Kincardine O'Neil, near Aber-
deen
Kingairloch, near Stronttan
♦Kinghorn, 4 30 m
♦Kingussie, 4 30 m
Kinloch Moidart, near Stron-
tian
♦Kinross, 4 30 m_3 1 5 a
♦Kintore, 3 15 a
Kintri, near Lochgilphead
Kippen, near Stirling
Kirkbean, near Dumfries
♦Kirkcaldy, 4 30 m_3 a_
in summer, and 4 30 m, and
2 45 a in winter
Kirkconnel, near Cumnock
Kirkcowen, near Newton Stewart
♦Kirkcudbright, 6 m— 2 10 a
Kirkinner, near Wigton
Kirkintilloch, near Glasgow
Kirkmaiden, near Stranraer
Kirkmahoe, near Dumfries
Kirkmichael, near Blairgowrie
Kirkmichael, near Maybole
Kiikoswald, near IMaybole
Kirkpatrick, near Castle- Douglas
♦Kirkwall, 4 30 m
♦Kirriemuir, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Ladykirk, near Coldstream
Laggavoulin, near Bowmore
Laggan, near Kingusbie
Lairg, near Golspie
Lamlash, near Ardrossan
Lammington, near Biggar
♦Langholm, 7 m — 9 15 a
♦Lanark, 8 45 a
Larbert, near Falkirk
Largo, near Leven
♦Largs, 8 45 a
Larkhall, near Glasgow
♦Lauder, Stow.
♦Laurencekirk, 3 15 a
Laurieston, near Castle Dorglas
Laurieston, near Falkirk
302
POSTAGE DIRECTORY
Towns
*Leailhi'ils, 8 45 a
Leith Lumsden, near Aberdeen
Leitholm, near Coldstrtam
Lennoxiown, near Glasgow
* Lerwick, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
*Lesmahagow, 8 45 a
Leslie, near Markinch
Liuchars, near Cupar-Fife
*LeveD, 4 30 m
Lhanbryde, nedr Elgin
Lilliesleaf, near Selkirk
*Liolithgow, 7 tn — 2 10 a
Lindores, neir Newhurgh
Linton, East, near Prestonkirk
Linton, West, near Noblehuuse
Linkshouse, near Lerwick
Linwilg, near P;rih
Lismore, near Appin
Lix, near Callander
Loan, near Linlit^gow
♦Lochalsh, Tuts., Thur., and
Sun,, 4 30 m
Lochans, near Stranraer
Lochcarron, near Dingwall
Lochearnhead, near Callander
Lnchee, near Dundee
•Lochgilphead, 8 45 a
Lochinver, near Golspie
Lochmaben, near Lucketbie
Lnchmaddy
Lochwinnoch. near G'a«gow
♦1 ockerby, 6 m— 2 10 a
Loaierait, near Aberteidy
Longhope, near Wick
Lon^loan, near Airnrie
*Longiown, 7 m — 9 15 a
Lossiemouth, near Elgin
Luing, near Oban
i .iiss, rear Glasgow
Lybster, near Golspie
.Maiduti; near B.ntf
* Markinch, 4 30 in
Mayhlll, near Glasgow
Mirykiik, neat JMooirose
*.ilaucliline, 8 45 a
Maxwelhown, Dumfries
* Maybole, 7 m — 8 45 a
* \Ieigle, 4 30 m
IMeiby, near Lerwick
*.Vlelrose, 9 15 a
JMelvich, near Thurso
JMenstrie, near Stirling
Methlic, near Abenteifl
Methven, near Perth
^ley, near Thurso
*Mid-Calder, 11 40 m— 8 45 a
r>Iillport, ne^r Largs
?.Iiliiaihort, near Kinross
I\lilngavie, near Glasgow
*.Mintlaw, 3 15 a
Minguinch, near Dunvegan
•\lofiFat, 6 m
lAIoodiesburn, near Glasgow
Aloniaive, near Thornhili
JMonkton, near Glasgow
♦.Montrose 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Monymubk, near Aberdeen
Blortlach, near Crai^ellachie
Morvern, near Obau
Twns
Mossat, near Aberdeen
IMossbank, near Lerwick
Mountbog, near Biggar
Moy, near Inverness
ftluckart, near Alloa
Muirdrum. near Carnoustie
Jluirkirk, near Douglas
Munlochy, near Beauly
iMuthill, near Stirling
* Nairn, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Neilston, near Glasgow
New Abbev, near Dumfries
*N'ewbargh, 4 30 m — 3 15 a !
New Deer, near Aberdeen j
New Cas'leton, near Langholm
New Cumnock, near Sanquhar
New Galloway, neir Castle-
Do'Jglas
Vew Kilpatrick, near Glasgow
Newniills, Ayrshire, near Ki'-
niKmock
Newmiils, Fife, near Dun-
termline
New Pitsligo, near Slindaw
*Newport, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Newion. n^ar Glasgow
♦Newton-Stewart, 6 ra — 8 45 a
*Noblehouse G m
Norham, near Berwick
•North Berwick, C m_3 15 &
9 15 a
*North Queensferry, 4 30 n' —
3 15 a
*Oban, 8 45 a
Ochiltree, near Cumnock
Old Aberdeen, near Aberdeen
Old Kilpatrick, near Glasgow
*01d Meldrum, 4 30 ra — 3
15 a
•Old Rain, 3 15 a
Oliaberry, near Lerwick
Orton, near Keith
Osnaburgh, near Cupar-Fife
*Paisley, 7 nri — 8 45 a
Patkgate, near Dumfries
Parkhead, near Glasgow
*Parkhill, 43 0 m
Panick, near Glasgow
Partun, near Castle-Douglas
Paihhead, near Kirkcaldy
Paxton, near Berwick
♦Peebles, 7 m
♦Perth, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
♦Peterhead, 4 30 m— 3 15 a
Piicaple, near Aberdeen
Pitlessie, near Cupar-Fife
♦Pitlochrie, 4 30 m
♦Pittenweem., 4 30 m
Pi sligo, near Mintlaw
Pointztiekl, rear Cromarty
Pollewe, near Dingwall
Pollockshaws, near Glasgow
Polmont, near Falkirk
Polnackie, near Castle- Douglas
♦Portaskaig, Sun., JMon., Wed.,
and Fricay, 8 45 a
Port Bannatyne, near Ro'.hesay
•Pott Glasgow, 7 ni —
8 4$ a
Towns
Port .Monteath, near Diune
Port IMaliomack. near Tain
Port Nessoek, near Stranraer
♦Port Patrick, 7 "i
♦Portree, Tue., Thur., and Sun,
4 30 ra
♦Portsoy, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
♦Poriwilliara, 6 m
Preston, near Dumfries
♦Prestonkirk, 6 m_3 15 & 9
15 a ,
♦Rachan mill, 6 m
Kannoch, near Pitlcchrie
Rasay, near Broadtord
Reatirih, ne^r Lerwick
Heay, near Thurso
Renton, near Dumbarton
Renfrew, near Paisley
Rhynie, near Aberdeen
Rn.sehearty, near Fiaserbureh
Koseneaih, near Helensburgh
Roihieraay, near Banff
Rothes, near Keith
*Rothesay, 7 m — 8 45 a
Rnw, near Helen.-burgh
Rutherglen, near Glasgow
♦.St Andrew's, 4 30 m
♦St Boswell's Green, 9 15 a
St Cvrus, near Bervie
St Ninian's, near Stirling
St Margaret's Hope, near Wick
Saline, near Dunfernilne
Sal>burgh, near HolvtOven
♦Saltcoats, 7 m — 8 45 a
♦Sanquhar, 7 tn — 8 45 a
So one, near Perth
S ndhead, near Siranraer
Scourie, near Golspie
S..nnes, or Sandness, near Ler-
wick
*Selkirk, 7 m_9 15 a
•Shiel House, near L chalsh
Shotts, near Whitburn
S lettlestone, near Glasgow
Skene, near Aberdeen
Sorbie, near M'igton
Sotn, near Mauchline
♦South Queensferry, 4 30 a — 3
15 a
Southwick, near Dumfries
Springbank, near Glasgow
Springburn, near Glasgow
Springholm, near Dumfries
.Stanley, near Perth
♦Stewarton, Kilmarnock
Stevenston, near Irvine
♦Stirling, ^ m_2 10 & 8 45 a
♦Stonehaven, 4 30 m — 3 15 a
Sionehouse, near Glasgow
Soneykirk, near Strinraer
♦Stornoway, Tues., Thur., & Sun.
4 30 m
♦Stow, 7 m_9 15 a
Sirachur, near Glasgow
Straiton, near Maybole
'Stranraer, 11 30 m
Stra' haven, near Glasgow
Strathblane, near Glasgow
Strathdon, near Aberd>:en
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
JOS
Tdwiis
Stralhmifilo, near Kinross
iStralhpcffer, nsar Dingwall
Sciichen, near IMinilaw
Stromncss, near Kirkwall
Jyroiisay, near Kirkwall
*8trontian, 8 45 a
tStruan, near Broadford
iSiruy, near Beauly
vSiinim rhill, near Aberdeen
hwinton, near Coldstream
iSymini;ton, near Kilmarnock
* fain, 4 30 m
Tamnavoulan, near Ballindalloch
*Tarbert, 8 43 a
Tarbolion, near KHmaniock
Tarland, near Atiovnc;
Tayinloan, niar Taibert
Tevimhead, near Hawick
*Thornhil), 6 rn_8 45a
Towns
Thoriihill, near Doune
Tho\-nton, near Kirkcaldy
Tiiorntoii, near Keith
*Thur,so, 4. 30 m
Tillicoultry, near Alloa
Tomintoul, near Ballindalloch
* robermory, Men., Thurs., &
Sat. 8 45 a
Tonfjue, nrar Golspie
Tiirrance, near Glasoow.
Torryburn, near Dunfermline
Trnun, near Glasgow
* Turriff, 4 30 m_3 15 a
Tvndruni, near Callander
J'yree, near Tobermory
U iQ y, nt-ar Abeideen
*Uilapool, Tues., Tiiur., &Sun,,
4 30 m
Ulljeasound, near Lerwick
Towns
Ulva, near Aros
Unachan, near Ft, Augustus
Urquharr, near Elgin
Voe, near Lerwick
Walls, near Lerwick
M'atten, near Wick
Wemyss, near Kirkcaldy
We3t^andwlck. near Lerwick
Wesiray, near Kirkwall
*Whitburn, 8 45 a
Whiiehouse, near Abert'een
*Whiihorn, (i m
*Wick, 4 30 m
Wi'owell. near Kirkwall
*\Vigton, G m
Windygates, near Leven
Wishatown, near Hamilton
Woodside, near Aberdeen
Yell, East Lerwick
A List of Post Towns and Sub-Offices in England and Wales.
The Mails by
don
which letters are sent are marked thus : — B Berwick, (Box closes at 9-15 p. m.)
^, by Carlisle and Liincusit-r, twice a-day, (Box closes ai 7 m. and at 9-15 a.)
L Lon-
'Towtm M.
Abbots Broml y, near
Rugi^ley L
AbDotsbury,neai' Dor-
ches er ~
♦Abergavenny ~
Aberf' d, nrThirskB&L
A bergeley, near Chester L
*Aherystwith ~
*Abingdon
♦Accririfjton ~
Aicester,netr Stratford
on Avon ~
Aldborough, Suffolk,
near Saxaiundham ~
Aldboro', near Boro-
bri'^ge B & L
Alford, near Boston "
■*Alfreton L
*Alnwick B
♦Alresford L
Al>ton, near Penriih ~
♦Alton
*Altrincham
•Amblesiue ~
♦Amersham -
*Amesbury ~
Amlwcii, near Bangor ~
*Ampthi)l -
*Andover ~
•Andoversford ~
*Appleby —
*Arrington "
*Arundel ~
*Ashbourn ~
*AshbuTton ~
Ashby-de-la-Zouche, -
*Ashford ~
*Ashton-under-lyne ~
Askrig, near Bedaie B
*Atherstone \j
*Att eborouah ~
Towns M,
Axb idge, nearCioss L
*Axminster
*Aylesbury ~
*Aylesford, near Maid-
stone ~
*Aylsham ~
*Bagshot "
*Bakewell "
Bala, near Corwen ~
*Baldock ~
*Bampton, Devon ~
*Banbury ~
*Bangor ~
Barkway,near RoTstnn „
Barmouth, near Corwen ~
*Barnard"s Castle B & L
*Barnsley L
*Barns!aple ~
Barrow on Humber,
near Hull ~
Barton on HumbeiB&L
♦Basingstoke
♦Bath
Battle
♦Bdwtry B&L
*■ Bean maris L
*Beconsfield ~
Beartiir s!er,nr.Bridport „
♦ Beccles ^
Bedaie B
Bedford L
j Bedwin, Great, near
Marlborough "
♦Belford B
'♦Belper lI
♦Berkhemstead
Berkeley, near Dursley „
♦Berwick B
Beiley, near Newcastle-
undtr- Lyne L
♦Bevurley ^
Towns 3T.
♦BewdLy L
BtfxhilJ, near Battle „
♦Bicester _
Biddenden, near Cran-
brook ~
♦Bidefnid
♦Biggleswade B&L
♦Billericay L
♦Bilstone „
Bingham, nr. Grantham
B&L
Bingley, near Brad-
ford, Yorkshire _
♦Bivkenlead
♦Birmingham -
Bishop's Auckland
near Hu hyford ~
Bishop's Castle B
♦Bishop's Stortford L
♦Bishop's Wahham L
Bishop's Weaririouth, „
see VYearmouth B
♦Blackburn ~
Blakeney, near Holt „
♦Blandford
BLtcuingley, near God-
stcne „
♦Bodmin
♦Bngnor „
Bi'lingbroke, near Bos-
I ton B & I
♦Bolton L
' Bootle, near Ulverstone„
I ♦Boroughbridge B&L
♦Boston B&L
Botesdale, near Bury
St Edmund's I>
♦Bourn B&L
Boxford, nr. Colehes'er „
Biz.-at, ntar North
aii^ptjn
Tozvns M
♦Brackley L
♦Bracknell
♦Bradford, Yorks. ■^
♦Bradford, Wilis
Bradwell, neur Maiden "
♦Brain tree "
♦Brampton ~
♦Brandon
♦Brecknock ~
♦Brentwood "
♦Bridgend ~
♦Bridgenorth —
♦Bridgewater "
♦Bridlington ~
♦Hridport ~
*Brigg B&L
♦Brighton, I,
♦Bristol
Brixham "
Broad-tairs.j near Rams-
gate
Broadway ~
Bromyard "
Broomsgrove ~
Brosley.nr. Ironbridge ~
Brough —
Bruton, near Bath ~
I 'Buckden near Hunt-
ingion-on, -v^
Buckingham -..-..
Budleigh Salterton,
near Honiion
♦Buihh ^
♦Bungay .^^
♦Buntingford
*Burford
Burnham, Essex, near
Maldon ^
♦Burnley "
*Burslem, near New-
castle South —
304
POSTAGE DIRECTORY
M.
Towns
*Burton in Tend:il
*Burton on Trent ~
*Bury St E^raonds ~
*Bury, Lancashire ~
*Buxton ~
Caistor, Line, near
Bri.rg B & L
Callington L
*Calne
Cambourne,nearTruro ~
♦Cambridge ~
*Camelford ~
*Campden ~
Cannock, near Wallsall ~
♦Canterbury ~
♦Cardiff
♦Cardigan ~
Carleon, near Newport
S. W.
♦Carlisle ~
♦Carmarthen ~
♦Carnarvon ~
Castle Carey, near Bath ~
CastleEden, near Stock-
ton B
Castle Rising, nr.Lynn L
♦Catterick B
Cave, N. & I. near
Ho.vden L
*Caxton -
♦Chalford
Chapel in Frith, near
, Buxton ~
♦Chard
♦Charmouth "
♦Chatham "
♦Chatteris "
♦Cheadle,
♦Chelmsford "
♦Cheltenham "
♦Chepstow "
♦Chertsey ~
Chesham, near Amers-
ham —
♦Chester ~
♦Chesterfield ~
♦Chester le street B
♦Chichester L
♦Chippenham —
♦Chipping Norton -
Chipping Sodbury, see
Sodbury ~
♦Chirk
♦Chorley "
♦Christchurch ~
♦Chudleigh
♦Chumleigh ~
♦Church Stretton, near
Shrewsbury —
♦Cirencester ~
♦Clare
Clay, near Holt "
Cleveland Inn, near
Northallerton B
Clifton, near Bristol L
♦Cliiheroe ~
♦Cobhcim LStafford-
Cobiidge, near Newcastle
*Cockermouth ~
Coddenham, near Need»
haai HJarkc'ti
Towns M.
♦Colchester L
Coggleshall, near Kel-
vedon ~
Co'.eford ~
ColIeshiU
♦CoUompton ~
Colytown, near Ax-
minster ~
CoInebrook,near Slough"
Colne, near Manchester ~
Coltersworth, near
Stamford B & L
Coltishall,nearNorwich L
♦Congleton "
♦Conway "
Corfe Castle, near
Wareham ~
♦Corwen "
Cosham, near Ports-
mouth "
♦Coventry ~
♦Cowbridge ~
Cowes (Isle of Wight) ~
Cranborne, near Wood-
yates -
♦Cranbrook "
♦Crawley ~
♦Crediton ~
♦Crewkerne ~
♦Crickhowell ~
Cricklade, near Swin-
don "
Cromer, near Aylsham ~
♦Cross
Cross Hills, nr. Skipton ~
Crowland, near Peter-
borough B & L
♦Cuckfield . L
Danbury, near Chelms-
ford
Darlaston, near Wed-
nesbury ~
♦Darlington B
*Dartford L
♦Dartmouth "
Darwen,near Blackburn ~
♦Daventry "
♦Dawlish ~
♦Deal
Deddington, near Wood-
stock ~
Dedham,neaiColche8ter'*
♦Denbigh ~
♦Derby —
♦Dereham —
♦Devizes ~
♦Devonport ~
♦Dewsbury ~
♦Diss,
Dolgelly, near Corwen -
♦Doncaster B & L
♦Dorchester L
♦Dorking ~
♦Douglas, Isle of Man ~
♦Dover ~
♦Downham ~
♦Driffield
Droitwich *-
Dudley "
Duiverton, nearBjmp-
ton "
Towns M.
♦Dunchurch L
* Dunkirk, ntCirencester-
♦Dunmow L
♦Dunstable ~
Dunster, near Taunton ~
♦Durham B
♦Duisley L
♦Eastbourne "
♦East Grinstead ~
Eastham, near Chester ~
♦Eccleshall ~
Egham, near Chertsey ~
Egremont, near White-
haven ~
♦Ellesmere ~
♦Ely
♦Emsworth ~
♦Enstone "
♦Epping B & L
♦Epsom L
Ep worth, near Baw-
try B & L
♦Ermebridge L
♦Esher ~
Eton, near Windsor ~
Etruria, near Newcas-
tle, S.
*Evesham ~
Ewelj, near Epsom ~
Exeter ~
Exmouth
Eye
♦Fairford ~
♦Fakenham ~
♦Falmouth ~
♦Farehatn ~
♦Farnborough, near
Bromley, Kent ~
♦Farnham ~
♦Farringdon ~
Fazely, near Birming-
ham ~
Felstead, nr. Chelmsford"
♦Felton B
♦Fenny Stratford L
♦Ferrybridge B & L
♦Feversham L
Finchingfield, near
Braintree *-
Fishguard, near Ha-
verfordwest "
Fleetwood, near Preston ~
Flint, near Northop „
♦Folkingham B & L
♦Folkstone "
♦Fordingbridge -
♦Fowey, near Lostwi-
thiel ~
Framlingham, near
Woodbri dge ~
Frodsham, near Pres-
tonbrook -
♦prome ~
Gaddesden, near He-
melhemsied -
♦Gainsborough B & L
Gargrave, near Skipton L
♦Garstang ~
♦Gateshead B & L
Gerard's Cross L
♦Glastonbury "
Tmuns M.
♦Gloucester L
♦Godalmin ~
♦Godstone "
Goole "
Gosport ~
Goudhurst, neat Lam-
berhurst "
♦Grantham B & L
♦Gravesend L
Grays, near Romford ~
Greenhithe, near Dart-
ford
Gretabridge, near Bar-
nard Castle B
♦Grimsby L
♦Guernsey, ~
♦Guildford
♦Guisborough B
Gwyndee, near Bangor L
♦Hadleigh, ~
Hailsham,near Uckfield "
Hales Owen, near Bir-
mingham ~
♦Hales worth ~
♦Halifax
♦Halstead "
Haltwhistle.near New-
castle, North "
Hanley, near Newcas-
tle, South "
Harlech, near Carnarvon"
♦Harleston "
Marling, near Thetford "
♦Harlow "
Harpenden, near St
Albans "
♦Harrogate "
♦Hartfordbridge ~
Hartlepool, nr.StocktonB
♦Harwich L
♦Hasleniere "
♦Hastings ~
♦Hatfield
Hatherleigh, near Cre-
diton ~
*Havant ~
Haverhill, near Halsted ~
♦Haverfordwest **
Hawarden, near Chester ~
Hawes, nearBedale B
Hawkeshead, near Am-
bleside L
*Hay
♦Haydon Bridge "
Hedingham, nr.Halsted~
Hedon, near Hull ~
Helmsley, nr. YorkB&L
♦Helstone L
♦Hemelhemstead "
Henfield, nearSteyning~
♦Henley on Thames "
Henley in Arden, near
Stratford on Avon "
♦Hereford ~
♦Hertford "
♦Hexham ~
♦Heytesbury ~
♦Higham Ferrers ~
* High worth ~
High Wycombe, see
Wycombe "
POSTAGF. DIUECTOTIY.
305
Towns -M-
* Hinckley L
Hindon, nearSalis-
bury "
*Hitchen "
*Hobbs Point
"Hoddesdon ~
*Holbeach ~
Holkhann, near Lynn "
Holmes (Jhapel, near
Middiewich ~
Holswprthy, near
Barnstaple "
Holt
*llolyhead "
*Holywell ~
*Honiton ~
*Horncastle B & L
Hornchurch, near Rom-
lord L
*Horndean ~
Horndon, near Romford''
Hornsea, near Hull "
* Horsham ~
Houghton le Spring,
near Darlington B
*Hciwden L
*Huddersfield —
*HulI
*Hungerford ~
Hunmanby, near Hull "
*Huntingdon ~
Hurstgreen, near Lam-
berhurst ~
Hurst Pierpoint, near
Brighton "
*Hythe
*Ilchester ~
*Ilfracombe, near Barn-
staple „
*Jlminster -
Ilsley, near Newbury —
*Ingatestone —
*Ipswich ~
*Iron Bridge "
*Jsle of Man, see Dou-
glas
Isle of ■Wight,see Cowes-,
Newport, Ryde, and
Yarmouth ~
Ivinghoe, near Tring -
*Ivy Bridge ~
*Jersey (Isle) -
Keighley, near Brad-
ford, Y
*Kelvedon —
*Kendal
*Kenilworth ~
, Keswick ~
*Kettering ~
*Kidderminster "
Kidwelly, near Carmar-
then "
Kildwick, near Skipton ~
*Kimbolton -
*Kineton ~
*Kingsbridge -
Kmg's Langley, near ~
Hemelhempstead -
*Kington "
*Kirkby Lonsdale -
*Kirkham, near Preston
Town M.
*Knare*"'""ough L
Knowle, near Birming-
ham
*Knutsford ~
*Lamberhurst ~
Lambourn, near Hun- "
gert'ord "
*Lampeter ~
*Lancaster "
Lane Delph, near New-
castle, Staffordshire -
Lane End, near New-
castle, Staffordshire ~
Langport, near Somer-
ton
Laugharne, near St
Clears ~
*Launceston
Lavenhara, near Sud-
bury ~
Lavington, near Devizes"
*Lawton, near New-
castle, South ~
*Leamington "
*Leatherhead "
*Lechlade "
*Ledbury -
*Leeds B & L
*Leek li
*Leicester "
Leigh, near Bochford ~
*Leighton Bussard "
Lenham, near Maid-
stone ^
*Leominster ^
*Lewes "
*Lichfield
Lidney, near Newnham ~
*Lincoln B & L
*Linton "
*Liphook ~
*Liskeard "
Littlehampton, near
Arundel "
*Liverpool ~
Llandaff", near Cardiff ~
*Llandillo . ~
*Llandovery "
*Llanelly -
Llanfylling, near Os-
westry ~
*Llangadock "
*Llangollen -
Llanidloes, near New-
town ~
Llannerchymedd, near ~
Bangor
Llanrwst,near Oswestry
Llantrissantnr Cardiff"
Longmelford,near Sud-
bury
Longport, near New-
castle, South ~
Long Stratton
Long Sutton, near
Wisbeach -
*Longtown „
Looe, E. & W, near
Liskeard
*Lostwithiel ~
*Loughborough "
TuxL'ux.
*Louth B & L I
*Lowe8toff' ~
*Ludlow ~
Ludgershall, near An- "
dover ~
* Luton
* Lutterworth „
Lydd.nearNewRomney „
*Lyme ^
*Lymington
*Lyndhurst -
*Lynn ~
* Macclesfield —
Machynleth, nearWelch™
pool —
*Maidenhead ~
* Maidstone ~
Maldon
Alalling, see Town
Mailing
*Malton
Malvern (Great)
* Manchester ~
* Mansfield
*Manningtree -
Marazion, see Market
Jew ~
* March
*Margate ~
i^larket Bosworth, near
Hinckley "
*i\larket Deeping ^
* Market-Dray ton L
*Market Jew, or Ma-
razion "
*Market-Harborough "
*AIarket Raisin B & L
*Market Street "
*Marketmeighton B& L
♦Marlborough L
*3Iarlow "
*iMaryport
Marsk, near Guisbo- ~
rough "
Masham, near Be- B
dale "
Matlock L
Melcomb Regis, united
by Charter with
Weymouth ~
Melksham ~
iMelton Mowbray ~
Mere, near Wincanton ~
*Merthyr Tydvil
Mevagissy, near St
Ausile —
Middleham, near Bedale
B&L
Middleton Teesdale
near Barnard Castle L
*Middlewich
*Midhurst
Milborn Port, near
Shaftesbury L
*Mildenhall
*iMilford Haven -
*MiInthorpe -
Blilton, near Sitting-
bourne ■"
Milverton, near Wel-
lington, Somerset
B
Towns Al.
Minchinhampton, near
Ctialford
Mi>seiiden, near A-
mersham ~
IModbury,nr.Ivybridge"
*Mold
*IMonmouth "
Montgomery,nearWelch-
pool "
*Morpeih B
*I\]oreton in Marsh L
Nailsworth, near Stroud"
*Namptwich
*Narbeth "
Nayland, nr. Colclies'er ~
*Neath ~
Needham Market, near
Ipswich ~
Neston, near Chester ~
Nettlebed, near Henley
on Thames ~
*Newark B&L
*Newbury L
Newcastle in Emlyn,
near Carmarthtn ~
♦Newcastle on Tyne
♦Newcastle under L> ne L
Newent, near Gloucester"
Newhaven, near Lewes "
♦Newmarket. "
♦Newnham ~
♦Newport, ]\Ionmouth ~
♦Newport, I. \Vi.j;ht "
•'Newport, Pagnell ~
Newport, Pern, near
Haverfordwest ~
*Newport, Salop ~
New Radnor, near
Kington "
New Romney, see Rom-
ney ~
♦Newton Abbot ~
^Newtown
♦Northallerton B
*North3mpton L
Northfleet, see Graves-
end
Northiam, near Lam-
berhurst ~
*Northleach
Northop, ntar Chester "
North Petherion, near
Bridgewater "
North Shields, see
Shields B&L
North Walsham, near
Norwich ~
*Northwich
Norwich
'Nottingham „
Nuneaton, near Coventry"
*Oakham „
*Oakhampton L
*Oakingham, see Wok-
ingham ~
*Odiam "
Old Down, near Bath "
♦Oldham
♦OUerton B&L
Olney, near Newport
Pagnell L
306
POSTAGE DIRECTORY,
Toicns M-
*Ongar L
Orford,nr.Woodbridge -
*Ormskirk ~
Orset, near Romford -
*Oswestry "
*Otley, near Leeds ~
Ottery, Sc Marys, near
Honiton ~
*Oundle B & L
*Overton, Han's L
Overion, Flints, near
Elksii.ere ~
*Oxford
Padiham, near Black-
burn -
Paristow, near Bodmin -
Painswick, near Glou-
cester ~
Piirii'.gton, near Hull ~
*Pembroka ~
'Penkridge ~
*Penrith ~
*Penryn "
Pens'ord, near Bristol —
*Penzance ~
Peny bont, near Kington ~
*Pershor; ~
* Peterborough B & L
*Peter^fi;ld L
*Petwortb ~
*Pewsey ~
*Pickerin£c B & L
Pinner, ntar Wattord L
"Plymouth ~
*PIymp(on ~
*Pncklington B & L
* pun refract L
* Poole "
Portland, (Isle,) near
U'eyn-outh ~
P ^nsi-a, see Portsmouth ~
* Portsmouth ~
Poulton, near Preston ~
*Pre:*cot ~
*PrcS[cign "
* Preston ~
* Do. Brook. ~
Pri tlewell, near Roch-
ford
Puckeridge, near Ware,
B & li
*Pwllheli L
*Queenb(rou£;h ~
*U<idr.or,see New Rad-
nor
Jidgiand,nr. !\lonmouth-
Ramsay, I-'le of Man „
Ramsburv, r.ear Hun-
ger'ord ~
Ramsey, near Hunting-
den ~
*Ramsgate ~
*Kavenglas8 *"
Rawcliffe, near Selby ~
Rawtenstall,near Man-
chester "
Ravl'igh, near Ingate-
s'.one "
*Keailirg
Ktribuni,nr. StAlban's„
Towns M.
ReGcar, near Guisbo-
rou^h L
Redditch.near Broms-
grove -
*Redru h
Rejpaam, near Norwich"
Heeth. near Richmond,
Yorkshire B
*Reiga'e L
*R-iford B&L
\Rhayadet L
Rhuabon, near Wrex-
hati ~
*Richmonc, Yorks. B
*Rickaiansworth L
"Ringwood ~
*RipIcy
*Ripon B
*Ri:oerisbridge L
* Rochdale
'Rochester • ~
*Rochford "
*Rockingham ~
*Romney, New ~
*Romscy ~
*Ross
Rothbury,nearMorpethB j
"Ro'herham B & L|
*Rough*ni Li
*Roystun ~ I
*Rugby -'
*Rugelcy ~
Runcorn, near Preston-
brook ~
"Rushyford B
*Ruthin L ,
*Ryde, L of Wight ~'
*Rye
*Saffron \Yalden ~
*St A 1 ban's
*St Asaph ~
'St AuNtel ~
'St Clear's ~
'St Columb ~
*St He en's Lancash. ~
St Ives, Cornw. near
Truro
'Si Ives, Hunt. ~
St Leonard's on Sea ~
St Mawe's, uear Truro ~
•Sr NcOtl's ~
'Salisbury ~
Saltash, near Plymouth"
Saidbacb ~
Sand gate, near Folk-
sii ne L
'Sandwich ~
'Sawbridgeworth ~
'Sasmundham ~
"'Scarborough B&L
Scilly Islands L
*Scole ~
Seaford, near Lewes ~
Seston, near Axminster "
"iedbergh, near Kendal ~
S-lby
'Settle "
*Se'en Oaks ~
'Sna te-biiry —
*She>.'rness "
Towns M.
Sheffield ^
Shelton, near Newcas-
tle under Lyne L
*Shepton Mallet ~
*Sherborne ~
'Shield- (North) B&L
'Shields (South)
*Shitfaall L
Snipston on Stour ~
'Shorcham ~
'Shrewsbury ~
*Sidm uth ~
Sihoe, near Ampthill ~
Singleton, near MiuhurS'"
'Sittingbouriie ~
*Skiptoa ~
'Sleatord B&L
Sledm«-re, nearMalton -
'Slough L
Snai^h, near Selby ~
'Sodbury, near (Chip-
penham "
♦Solihull
Somersham, near St
Ives, Hunts "
'Somerton -
'Southam —
"Southampton —
sou thenci,nearRoch ford"
Southminster, i.ear
3!aldon
'South iMolton "
Soutb Petherton, near
Ilminster "
South Shields, see
Shields B&L
Southport, near Orms-
kirk L
Southwell, near Newark
B&L
South wold, near Wang-
ford L
'Spalding B&L
Spc-enhamland, see
Newbury L
'SpiUby B&L
'Spittal ~
'Stafford L
"Staines „
'Stamford B&L
Stans ead, near ^^'are L
'Stevenage B&L
'Steyning L
'Stilton „
'Stockbridge „
*S'.ockport „
Stockton-on-Tees B
Stoke-fcrry, Norfolk,
near Brandon L
Stoke by Nay'and,
Suffolk, near Col-
cfiester "
Stoke-upon-Trent,near
Newcastle ~
'Stokencliuich ~
Stok sley B
'Stone L
'Sioneham —
Stonehouse, near Ply-
moath ~
Towns •* ''
'Stony Cross _
'Stony Stratford _
'Stourbridge ^
'Stourport
Stow on the Wold, near
Mort m in .\ldrsh ~
*S'0w ;)larket "
'Stratford -on-A von ~
Stratton, C'Tn. near
Launces'on "
Strood, Kent, near Ro-
ches! er ~
'Stroud, Gloucester-
shire _
'Sudbury „
'Sunderland B&L
Sunning, near Reading L
Sunning hill, near
Cher sey ~
Sutton Coldfield, near
Birminghain "
*S waff ham ~
Swanage,nearWareham~
'Swansea ~
'Swindon •*■
'Tadcasler "
'Tainach "
"Tarn worth "
'Tarporley ~
'Taunton ~
'Tavistock ~
'Teignmouth, E & W^ **
Temple Sowerby, near
Penrith "
*'l'enbury "
'Tenby ~
'Tenterdea "
'Tetbury -.
'Tetsworth <.
'Tewkesbury „
'Thame
Thaxted, near Dunmow -
'Tlietford
'Thirsk B
Thornbury,nearBristolL
Thorne B&L
'Thrapstone L
'Ticehurst, near Lam-
berhurst ~
Tideswell, near Bake-
well "^
Tilbury Fortjsee Graves -
end ~
'Tipton
Ti'chfield,nr.Fareiiham_
'Tiverton —
Todmorden, nr. Hali-
fax —
'Topsham —
'Torquay "
'"Torrington ~
'Totness "
* rowce>ter "
Town JMalline, near
Maidstone ""
Trecastle, near Breck-
nock ~
Tregony, near Truro ""
Trentham, near New-
cas'le, Stafford —
POSTAGE DIRiiCTORY.
307
Towns M.
*Tring L
*Trowbridge ~
*Tiuro
*Tunbi'idge —
*Tutjbridge Wells
Tunstall, near New-
castle, Stall,
♦Tuxford
Tynemouth, near North
Shields
*UcktieId
Ulverstone
*Uptninstcr,nr. Romford"
*Uppinghaai ~
Upron on Severn, near -
Worcester ^
nj.sk
*(Jttoxeter ^
*Uxbrid^e ^
Wadebridge.near Bod-
min
Wadhurst, near Lam-
herhurst --
*WakeHeld
*Wallingt'ord ~
*Walsall
Walsinghain, near Fa-
kenbaai ~
Walton on Thames,
near Esher ~
*\V''angfoid ^
* Wansford „
Towns 31,
* Wantage L
*\\'are ~
WarL\iam ~
*^\''a^nlillslof ~
*W'arnngtou ~
*W'arwick "
*Wattord
Wailmgton,nTeisworth"
VV^eainiouth Bishop's,
near Sundeiland ~
*\\'ednesbury ~
*\V^ecdon ~
* Welch pool ~
*Welford
*Wellingborough ~
"Wellington, Salop ~
'^Vellingion, Sums. ~
MA'elLs, Nortulk
*Wells, Suiiieiset ~
'^Telwyn ~
*V\'^endover —
U'enlock,nr. Ironbridge"
VV^eiibl}', near Hereford ~
* West Broniwich ~
West Mailing, aee Town
Mailing
*W^estbury ~
*Wetherby ~
Weybridu'e, near Esher -
* Weymouth ~
*Wheatley ~
"Whitby B
Towns M.
* Whitchurch, Hants 1'
'Whitchurch, Salop ~
*VVhitel)aven ~
Whitstable, near Can-
terbury ~
Whittingham, near
Alnwick —
Wiektord, near In- jj
gates tone \j
V\'ickwar, near Wotton.
under-eilge ~
*Wigan _
*Wigton ~
*U'iley "
Willenhall, near Walsall
*\\'iinborne _
*\Vincanton -
Winchcombe, near Mor-
ton-in- Marsh ~
Winchelsea, near Rye ~
*Winchester —
*Windsor ~
*Winghani' „
VV^insford, near M id-
die wich "
'Wmslow
*Wirksw()rth -
*Wisbeach ~
nvitham
*Witney —
*Wiveli>combe ~
"Wobura ~
Towns M-
* Wokingham or Oak-
ingliaui L
Wolseley Bridge, near
Lichfield "
*Wolverhampton "
*Woodbridge
* Woodstock ^
* Woody ates ~
Wooler, near Belford "
Woolpit, near Bury St
Edmunds -*
Woore, near I\Iarket
Drayion "
Wooton Basset, near
Swindon "
*Worcester ~
*W<irkington "
* Work sop ~
*VV'()rthing ~
Wooton-under-edge ~
"Wrexhain -
*VV^ycombe, High ~
*H'yinondhani ~
*VariH B
Yarmouth, I. W. near
Lymington li
Yarmouth, Norfolk ■"
*Yealmpton "
'Yeovil "
*York B & L
Y'oxkud, near Sax-
mundham L
A List of Post Towns and Sub- Offices in Ireland.
The Irish Mail is despatched at 7 40 a. m. Box closed at 7 a. m.
Towns
Abbeyfeale, near New-
castle, (CO. Limerick)
*Abbeyleix
*Adair
*Ahascragh
Annahilt,nr. Hilsborough
•Annamoe, near Newton-
AJount-Kennedy
Annescal, near Dingle
*Antrim
Ardagh, nr. Edgeworths-
town
*ATdara
*Ardee
Ardfert, near Tralee
Ardfinnan, near Clonmel
Ardglass, near Down
Ardioher, nr. Ballycnnnel
Ardmore near Dungar-
van
♦Ardrahan
*ArkIow
♦Armagh
Artane, near Dublin
*Arthurstown
Articlave, near Coleraine
Arva, near Ca^an
*Ashbourn
♦Ashford
Askeatjn, near Rath-
kale
Towns
*Athboy
Athenry,near Craughwell
Athleague, near Roscom-
mon
*Athlone
*Athy
Augher, near Aughna-
cloy
*Aughnacloy
*Aughrim
*Bagnalstown
*Bally borough
*Balbrigg^n
Baldoyle. near Dublin
Balla, near Ballyglass
Ballac(illa,ne3r Abbey leix
Bdileghaderin
Ballalinan, near Athy
*Bailibay
*Ballina
Ballina ally, near Enni-
Ballinagh, near Cavan
Ballinakill,nr.Abbeyleix
Ballinamallard, near En-
niskillen [Ahascragh
Blinamore-bridge, near
*Ballinasloe
*Ballincollig
Ballinderry, near Lurgan
*Ballingarry
Towns
Hallingarry, nearShirone
Ballinahassig, near Cork
Ballinrobe [>hannon
Baliintra, near Bally-
Balli>odare, nr. Collooney
B.illybrack, near Cahir-
civeen
*Ballybrittas
Ballycarney, near Ferns
Ballycarry, near Carrick-
lergus
*Ballycastle [Killala
Ballycastle (Mayo) near
Ballyclare, near Belfast
Ballyconnel
Ballycuniber, near Clara
Btllydehob, near Skib-
bereen
Bdllyfarnon, near Boyle
*Baliygawley
*Ballyglass
Ballygowan,nearComber
Ballyhaise, near Cavan
Ballyhaunis, near Clare
Balyhigue, near Tralee
*BallyjamesdufF
Ballykelly, near Derry
Ballylongford, near Lis-
towel
*Ballyrr.ahon [Dundalk
Bally niascanlotj, near
Towvs
*Ballymenagh
Ballymoe, near Casllerea
*Ballymoney
Ballymorc, near Mote
Ballymore-Eustace, near
Blessington
*Ballymote
* Bally nacargy
Ballynahinch,nr. Comber
*Ballynamore [conjer
Ballyragget, near tlastle -
Ballyroan, nr. Slradbally
*Ballyshannon
*Ballytore
Ballyvarry,neaiCastlebar
*Baltinglass
*Eanagher
*Banbridge
*Bandon
,, Bangor
Bannow, near TairhiTioa
Bansha, near Clonuitl
* Ban try
Barna, near Galway
Barrington'sBridge,near
Limerick [nell
Bawnboy, near Ballycon .
Beleek, nr. Ballyshannon
*Belfast [dawson
Bellaghy, near Cas'le-
*Belmullet
308
POSTAGE DIRECTORY
Towns
Belratb, near Ashbourne
*Belturbet
Beragh, rear Dungannon
B]acklior,nr.Eaniskillen
*Blackrocli. [Cork
Blackrock ( CO. Cork) near
Blackwatertown, nr.lMoy
*Blennerville, nearTralee
*Blessington
*Booterstown
Borris, near Goresbridge
' Boyle
Bray
Bready, near Derry [ford
Bridgetown, near Wex-
)5roadford, near Limerick
Broadway near Wexford
'Brookboro' [lymena
Btoughshane, near Bal-
*Bruff
*I3uncrana [shannon
Bundoran, near Bally-
Bunmahon,n«ar Kiimac-
thomas
*Bunratty
Burrin, near Ardraham
*Burrosakane
*Burros-in-ossory
Burrosoleigh, near Tem-
plemore
♦Bushmills [Belturbet
Butler's-bridge, near
*Buttevant
*Cabinteely
*Caherciveen
•Cahir
Caherconlish, nr.Clonmel
•Caledon
*Callan
Camlough, near Newry
♦Camolin
*Cappawhite, near Tip-
per ary
*Cappoquin
Carlingford, near Newry
*Carlow
'Carn
*Carnew
Carney, near Sligo
Carrick, near Killybegs
*Carrickfergus
*Carrickmacross
*Carrick-on-Shannon
*Carrick.on-Suir
Carrigaborig, near Bur.
rosakane
Carrigaline, near Cork
Carrigallen, near Balli-
namore
Carrigans, near Derry
Carrigart, near Letter-
kcnny
Cashcatrigan, near Car-
rick-oD-Shanuon
*Cashel
*C.Ti debar
*Castie Bellingham
*Castleblakeney
*Castleblayney
CasilecaulfieldjnearDun-
pannon
*Castlecomer
Towns
*CastleconnelI
*Castle Dawson
Castlederg, near Sirabane
*Castledermot
*Castlefin [ney
Castleisland, near Killar-
Castleknock, near Dublin
Castlelyons, near Rath-
cormuck
*Castlemartyr
*CastIepollard
*Castelrea
*Castletown
*Castletown-Delvin
Castletown, nr. Kilbeggan
Castletown-Roche, near
Fermoy
Casiletownsend, near
Skibbereen
*Castlewellan
Causeway, near Tralee
*Cavan
Cecilstown, near Mallow
Celbridge
*Charleville
Church-hill (Ferman,)
near Ballyshannon
Church-hill (Donegal,)
near Letterkenny
Clady, near Derry
Clane, near Naas
*Clara
* Clare, co. Mayo
Clare, near Galway
Clashmore, nearYoughall
*Clifden [shannon
Cliffoney, near Bally-
*Cloghan
♦Clougheen
*Clogher
*Cloghnakilty
*Clonard [melick
Clonaslie, near Mount-
*Clonee [barry
Clonegal, near Newtown-
*Clones
*ClonmeI
Clonmellon, near Athboy
Clontarf, near Dublin
♦Clough [Ballymena
Clough (Anirim,) near
*Cloughjordan
*Cloyne
Coachford, near Cork
Coagh, near Moneymore
Coal Island, near Dun-
gannoD
Colehill, nr. Ballymahon
*Coleraine
Collon, near Ardee
*Collooney
Cong, near Ballinrobe
Convoy, near Raphoe
*Cookstown
Coolaney, near Colooney
*Cootehill
*Cork
*Cove of Cork
*Craughwell
Creeslough, near Letter,
kenny bereen
Crookhaven, near Skib-
Towns
Crookstown, near Cork
Croome, near Limerick
*Crosdoney
Crosmolina, near Ballina
Crossakeale, near Kells
Crossgar, near Down
Crossmaglen, near Dun-
dalk
*Crumlin
Crusheen, near Ennis
CuldafF, near Carn
Cully backey, near Bal-
lymena
*Curofin
*Cushendall
Dalkey, near Kingstown
*Dangan
*Delganny
*Derry (London.)
Derrygonnelly, near En-
niskillen
Dervock, nr. Ballycastle
Dingle
Donaghadee
Donegal
*Donerail
Donnybrook, nearDublin
Donoughmoie, near Dun-
gannon
Douglas, near Coik
*Downpatrick [bernnore
Draperstown, near Tub-
*Drogheda [ney
Dronnahair, near Colloo-
Droniara, near Comber
*Dromore
*Do. West
Dromore, near Oraagh
Drum, near Clones
Drumcolloher, neaiChar--
leville
Drumconra, near Ardee
Drumcree, near Castle-
pollard [on-Shannon
Drumkeerin, nr. Carrick-
Drumquin, near Omagh
Drumshambo, Bear Car-
rick-on-Shannon
*Drumsna
♦Dublin
Duleek, near Ashbourne
Dunanaanaghnear Stra-
bane [thurstown
Duncannon, near Ar-
♦Dundalk
Dundonald, near Belfast
♦Dunfanaghy
*Dungannon
♦Dungarvon
♦Dungiven
Dungloe, near Ardara
Dunkaneely, nr. Donegal
Dunlavin, near Kilcullin
*Dunleer
Dunmanway. nr. Bandon
Danmore, near Tuam
Dunmore, East, near
M^aterford
Dunmurry, near Belfast
♦Dunshaughlin
*Durro
Eaj key nr.Dromore West
Towns
*Edenderry
*Edgeworthstown
*Elphin
*Emo
*Emyvale
♦Enfield
♦Ennis
♦Ennisconhy
Enniskean, near Ban'^on
Enniskerry, near Dublin
♦Enniskillen
♦Ennistimon
♦Eyrecourt
Fahan, near Derry [nagli y
Falcarrow, near Dunia-
Feakle, near Killaloe
Fenagh, near Leighlm
Bridge
Ferbane, near Clara
♦Fermoy
♦Ferns [Arihurstown
Fethard, (Wex.) near
♦Fethard, Tipperary
Finea, ntar Granard
Fintona, near Enn.ski len
Five-Mile-Town, near
Brookkillen [niskil en
Florence Court, ne^rEn-
♦Flurrybridge
Forkhill, near Dundalk
Foxford, near Ballina
Foxhall, near Tuam
Foynes, near Ratheare
♦Frankford
♦French Park
♦Freshford
♦Galway [bourne
Garristown, near Ash-
♦Garvah
Geashell.nr. Philipstown
♦Gilford
Glaneely, near Ashford
Glanmire, near Cork
Glasslough near Armagh
Glassnevin, near Dublia
Glasson near Athlone
Glenarm, nearCushendal
Glenavy near Lurgan
Glengariff, near Bantry
Glentiei near Ardara
Glin, near Rathkeale
Golden, near Cashel
Golden Ball; near Dublin
♦Gore's Bridge
♦Gorey
Gort
Gortin, near Armagh
♦Gowran
Gracehill.nearBallymena
Graig, near Goresbridge
♦Granard
Greencastle, near Moville
Grey abbey, near Ne*-
tonards [tinglass
Hacketstown, near Bal-
Harold's-Cross, near
Dublin
♦Headford
♦Hillsborough
♦Hollymount
♦Hollywood
Holy Cross, near Cashel
POSTAGE DIllECTORY.
309
Towns
Hospital, near Bruff
*Howt;h
*Inistiogue
Inniscrur', near Cork
*Innisliannon
♦Johnstown [briggan
Juiian>ti)wn, near Bal-
♦Kantutk [on-Shannon
Keadup, near Carrick-
*Keady
*Kells
Kells near Antrim
Kells, near Knocktopher
♦Kenrnare
*Kilbeggan
*Kilcock
Kiica)gan,nearOranmore
*Kilconnel
Kilconnc il.near Aughrira
*Kilcullen
*Kilclare
*KiK] orrery
♦Kildysart
Kilt'^nora, near Enn'sti-
mon
Kilfinan,near Kilmal'ock
Kilkee, near Kilrush
♦Kilkeel
♦Kilkenny
*Killala
*Kilialoe
*KiIlarney
Killasliee, near Longford
Killeagh, near Cork
Killeigh, near Tullamore
Killetter, near Sirabane
Killinchy, near Comber
Killivardisb, near Cork
KilJorglin, near Caher-
civeen
Killough, near Down
Killucan, near Kinnegad
*KilIybegs
Killygordan,nr. Strabane
K'Uviea, near Armagh
*Killyleigh
Killymore,ni arEyrecourt
Killynaule, near Littleton
*Killysandra [terkenny
Kilmacrennan, near Let-
♦Ivihiiacthomas [mount
Kilmaine, near Holly-
Kilmainham, near Dublin
*Kilmallock [niscanhy
Kiimuckridge, near En-
Kilnaletk, near Bally-
jamesdufF
Kilrea, near Garvagh
•Kilrush
Kiltigan,near Baltinglass
Kihimagh,nr. Ballygla>s
Kiltoroicr, near Ballina-
sloe
*Kil worth
♦King's Court
* Kinnegad
Kinnety, near Frankford
♦Kinsale
Kinvara, near Ardrahan
Kircubbin, near Newion-
ards
Tonus
*Kish
♦Knock
Kyle, near Enniscorthy
Lanesborougb,nearLong-
♦Larne [fird
Laurenstown, near Bal-
Leighlinbridge [linasloe
♦Leixlip
♦Letterkenny
Licarrow, near Athlone
Liffod, near Strabane
♦Limerick
Lisbellaw,nr.Enni8killen
♦Lisburn
•liismore
♦Lisnaskea
♦Listowell
♦Littleton
♦Londonderry
•Longford
Lorrha.near Burrcsakane
♦Loughbrickland
♦Loughgall
Lougliglyn, near Clare
♦Loughrea [port
Louisborougb.nearWest-
Louth, near Ardee
♦Lowtherstown
♦Lucan
♦Lurgan
♦Lurgangreen
liusk, near Swords
♦Macroom
♦Maghera
Magherafelt [ Lisnaskea
Maguire"s-bridge, near
Malahide, near Swords
Malin, near Carn
♦Mallow [Leiterkenny
Manor-Cunningham, nr.
♦Manoihamilton
•Market-hill
•Maryborough
•Alaynooth
♦Middleton
Middletown, near" Tynan
Milford, near Ramelton
♦Alillstreet
•Miltown
♦Milltown Malby
Miltown,nearCaherciveen
•Mitchelstown
♦Moate
♦Mohill
Moincoin, near Piltown
*Moira
♦Monaghan
♦Monastereven
♦Money gall
Moneymore
iVIonivea,nearCraughwell
Monkstown, near Cork
Mossidf, near Ballycastle
Mount-Charlep, near Ar-
dara
Mounifield, near Omag
♦Mountmelitk [ket-Hill
iMouDtnorris near Mar-
♦Mount-Nugent
♦Mountrath [laloe
Mount-Shannon, nr.Kil-
Towns
Mount-Talbot. near A-
haNcragii
Moville
MocuUen, near Galway
♦Moylough, near Castle
blakeney
Moynahy, near Kells
Muff, near Derry
Muff-Don, near Derry
♦Mullingar [Imgar
Multifarnham,near Mul-
fllyshall, near Leghlin-
bridge
"Naas
Narin, near Ardara
♦Navan
♦Nenagh
New- Birmingham, near
Liiileton
New -Bliss, near Clones
♦Newbridge [drum
Newbridge, near Rath-
Newca>tle [wellan
Newcastle, near Castle-
Newmarket -on-Fergus
Newmarket,nearKanturk
Newmills, near Dungan-
non
♦Newport, Tipperary
Newport (Mayo,) near
Castlebar
♦Newry
♦Newtown Aeds
Newton Barry [Clones
Newtown»But)er, near
N. T. Cunningham, near
Derry
♦Newtown Forbes
N. T. Hamilton, near
Castleblaney
♦Newtowti Linivady
♦Newtown Mount Ken-
nedy
♦Newtown Stewart
Nobber, near Kells
O'Brien's Bridge, near
Castleconnell
♦Oldcastle
♦Omagh
Omeath, near Newry
♦Oranmore
Oulart, near Enniscorthy
♦Outerard, near Clifton
Pallas. Green, near Clon-
mel
Pallas-Kenry, near Li-
merick
♦Parsons town
Passage, near Waterford
Passage- West, near Cork
Patrick's- Well, near Li-
merick
Pettigo, near Kish
♦Philipstown
♦Fill Town
Pomeroy, nr. Dungannon
♦Portadown
♦Portaferry
♦Portarlington
♦Portglenone [Suir
Portlaw, nearCarrick-on-
Towns
Pottrush, near Coleraine
Portstewart, nr. Coleraine
♦Portumna
Poyntz-Pass,nearLough-
brickiand
Priest-Haggard, near Ar-
thurstown
Quiglev's Point, ntar
Carnderry
Quin, near Newmarket-
on-Fergus
Raheny, near Dublin
♦Ramelton
♦Randalstown
Ranelagb, near Dublin
♦Raphoe
♦Raihangan
♦Raihcoole
♦Rathcorinack
♦Riihdowney
♦Rathdrum
♦Rathfriland
♦Rathkeale
Rathlacken, near Killala
Rathmines, near Dutilin
Rathmullen, near Rn-
melion
♦Rathowen
Redhills, near Cavcn
Rich-Hill, near Armagh
Richmond Harbour, near
Longford
Ringsend, near Dublin
*Rochfortbridge
Rock, near Dungannon
Rockcorrv, near Clones
♦Roscommon
*Roscrea
Roslea, near Clones
*Ros8
♦Rosscarberry
♦Rostrevor
Roundstone, near Galway
Round town, near Dublm
Ruskey, near Dromod
Saintfield, near Coniber
St Johnston, near Dtrry
Sandy mount, near Dublin
Santry, near Dublin
Scariff, near Killaloe
Scrabby, near Cavan
Ssaford, near Clough
Shanagolden, near Rath-
keale [macross
Shercock, near Cartitk-
♦Shinrone
Sixmile Bridge [g^r.non
Sixrailecioss, neu' i)ur-
Skerrie.s near Balbig.^au
♦Skibbereen
Skull, near Skibbereen
♦Slane
♦Sligo
S/nithboro',nr.Monaghan
Sneen, near Kenmare
Spa, near Tralee
Spenag, near Derry
♦Siewartstown
*Stoneyford
Stillorgan, nr. Blackrock
*Strabane
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Towns
'8iradballj
*Siradone
Straid, near Cam
Strangford, near Down
*Stranoilor [glass
S'ratford, near Baliin-
*Strokestown ^cock
Suinmer-Hill, near Kil-
Swanlinbar, near Ball}-
onnell
*Swinford
*S words
*Taghmon
*TalIaght
*TalIov7
Tamney, nearRameltrn
Towns
*Tanderagee
*Tarbert
*remplemore [(rim
Teiriplepatrick, near Ai -
Tenipletuohy, uearTem-
pleiiiore
Tempo, near Enniskillen
Termonfcchin,nearDr(}g-
heda
*Thomastown
*Thurks
Timiileague,near Bandon
*Tini.hely
*Tippfrary
Toome,n8arRanaldstown
*Tralee
Towns
Tramore, near Waterford
Tnllick, near Enniskillen
*Trim
*Tuam [lymoie
Tubbercarry, near Bal-
*Tubbermore
Tulla, near JUimerick
*Tul]aaiore
*Tullow [town
Tullyi'.ogue, near Cooks-
Tulh vin, near Cootehill
Tulsk, near Stiokesiown
*rynan
*Tvreils Pass
Union=.Hill, near Ris-
carberry
Towns
Urlintord.near JolinstOM n
VaLntia, nr. Caherciveeu
*Virginia
War nsjstown, near Bam-
bridge •
*Warrenspoint
*Water'ord
Watergrass-H ill, nr.Cork
*WestpOrt
* Wexford
Whitegate, near Cloyne
White- House,nr. Beltast
'Wicklow
Wo idt'ord.near I;oughrea
*Yougbal]
PLAN FOR THE WEST INDIA MAIL PACKET SERVICE.
Which came into OPERATION {experimentally) \st October, 1842.
Out Atlantic. — Onelarge Steamer Out Mails leave South anapton on the 1st and 15th. and Fal-
mouth on the 3d and I7lh of earh month. The Sd'amer is about thrpe days in reaching Corunna,
four more in pertorminij the 76 • miles between that place Hiiii Funchal, Madeira, anrl twelve to
tiiirteen days between Madeira and St Thomas— rather above 2,600 miles. Thus the mails should arrive
at St Thomas in nineteen or twenty days from the day of departure from England.
On reaching St Thomas the Ship from Europe delivers all the outward M lils to four Steamers
there waiting; one for Desierara route; one for Jamaica aud Havana direct ; one for Porto Rico,
Havtt, Cuba, Jamaica, &c. ; and the fourth for Bekmud*.
Having dispersed the outward Mails the Steamer remains to refit and be ready to form one of the
four Steamers to assist in the dispersion of the outward Mails arriving at the end of fifteen days by
another steamer from Europe.
Should the outward Steamer not reach St Thomas before midnight on the 22d day from the ap-
pointed time of departure from Falmouth, the four collected Steamers at St Thomas pToneed wir.h
the intercolonial Wails on their respective routes ; the out Mails in such cases bein^ lion.sidered Miss-
ing Mails, to temain after their arrival at St Thomas till the next out-Mails from Europe arrive and are
dispersed.
Dfmerara Station. — One large Steamer. — As previously stated, the ont-Mails should arrive at St
Thomas in nineieen or tweniy days. In twenty-two days from the Mails leaving England, the
Steamer on the Demerara station starts with them to Tortola, 23 miles; thence to St Kitts, 128; thence
to St Nevis, 11 ; ihence to Montserrat, 33 ; thence to Antigua, 32 , thence to Guadeloupe, 70 ; thence to
Domitrique, 45; thence to Mariiniijae, 40 ; thence to St Lucia, 45 ; thence to Harbadoes, 100; and
thence to Demerara, 390 ; beiii;; a total of more than 900 miles, which being done atari average of eight
miles an hour, the packet should arrive at Demerara iu about four weeks from the date of the Mails
leaving England.
The Steamer stops until thirty days, fifteen hours, reckoned from the time appoinl.pd for the Outward
Mails leaving Falmouth ; this gives an aver; ge stay of three days at Deuierara, She tben returns by
the same route, receiving by the way all the Home and Inter^Colonial Mails from the different islanos,
(including those sutisequently named under the head " Trinidad Station,") which will be delivered to
her by the branch Sieami r at Barbad ie^'. On reaching St Thomas she delivers the Home Mails to the
Sittamer bound to Bermuda.
The Mails to and from Berbice are to be forwarded overland via Demerara as forrnerly.
Trinidad Station.— One small Steamer.— On the ai rival of the Steamer from St Thomas at Barba-
does, this Steamer receives all Outer an.i Inter-Colonial Mails dtMiii.d ior St Vincent, Grenada, Tohago,
and Trinidad, at which 'a ter place, distant from Barbadoes about 340 miles, the Mail should arrive in
about four weeks from England Afier about one day's slop at Trinidad, the siuall steamer returns
by the same route with the Home Mails, and should arrive about one day before the large Steamer
arrives at Barbadoes to receive them.
Jamaica Station. — One small Steamer.— ThU Steamerreceives at St Thomas the Outward and Inter-
Colonial Mails loi Porto Rico, Hayti. and Si Jagode Cuba, with which she starts at the same time with
the '• Demerara" Steamer. From St Thomas to St Juans, Porto Kid, (iSmiles; thence to Cape Hay-*
tien, 360; ihence to St Jago de Cuba. 215; and thence to Jamaica, 172 miles, at which place the small
Steamer ahould arrive in between four and five days, or about twenty-six or twenty-seven days
reckoner) from the departure of the Mails from England. She remains at Jamaica until thirty-one days,
fifteen hours, from that time, and then returns by the same route; on her arrival at St Ttiomijs, the
Home Mails, &c., are transferred to the Steamer bound to Bermuda, the small Steamer remaining at
Sc Thomas to perform the same work after the arrival of each " Out Atlantic" Steamer.
Bermuda Station.— 0«e large Steamer. — This Vessel leaves St Thomas with the Mail for Ber-
muda at the same time with the other outward-bound Steamers. She conveys at the same time all
the Home Mails collected by the Steamers on the Demerara, Trinidad, and Jamaica Stations, and
should arrive at Bermuda, distant Irom Sc Thomas 845 miles, in about six days, or ab.iut twenty-six
irom the date of her departure from EMglanri ; at Bermuda meets the Steamer from Havana, receives
from her the Mails, &c., for England, and after ci'ropluiing her stock of coal, becomes the Home At-
lantic Steamer, subsequt-ntly iie cribed.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Sll
Havana Station. — One hm/e Stediner. — (By ihis Vrsspl the Mails are conveyed to jHinaica; the a
rangemeiit, is made to afford the isUnid of Jamaica seven dear days lor rejilyitid to its coi resiioiidcnce.!
On the an iv.il of the Out mails at St Thomas, this Sieamrr receives the Out and J liter Coloiia
IVIails tor Jamaica — the " Chagres Station,'' the " Honduras Station," and the " IMexican Station.'
With thexe she proceeds to Jamaica ilircct, 650 miles ri urn St ThoiriMS. She should arrive in thpf-p dsys.
At Jamaica she delivers every alternate time the " Santa Martha," " Cakthagena," and " Chagres,"
Mails, to a schooner waitiiii; to receive thun. Altera delay of tweiity-lonr hours, the Steamer proceeds
to Havana, distant from Jamaica 710 miles. She should arrive at the II ivaiia in ahour thirty days lioin
the dae of departure Irom Eiialand. At Havana she iH' ets every alternate lime a Schooner, to whic-,h
she delivers the Honduras Mails, and a Steamer witli the Mexican Mails. From Havaua she proceels
to Nassau, 360 miles, thence to Bermuda, 775 miles.
The Sieamer from St Thonoiis, as previously shown, (" See Bermuda Station,") is calculated to reach
Bermuda in aliout tivo days after the Havana Steamer, but should she not appear in thnt time, the
Steamer from Havana must not depart tor Europe till eleven days alter she quitted the Havana.
This will allow three days for any casualty delaying the Steamer fiom St Thomas.
Mexico Station. — One lan/e Steamer. — On the arrival of every alternate Out-mail at Havana, this
Steamer receives the Out and Inter- Colonial Mails for Mexico, and after four days' stiiy proceeds to V(-ra
Cruz, distant from Havana 810 miles, where she lands the mails for that place, and for the city of Mexi^-
CO ; she then goes to Tampico, 205 miles froiri Vera Cruz, lands the mails, and remains until every thing
is shipped — Mails, Specie, &c. She thtn leturns to Vera Cruz, and remains there till fitty-fouV day:-,
sixteen hours, reckoned from the time of departure from England, Having received Home-mails.
Stti'cie, &c., t(om Mexico and Vera Cruz, she returns to H ivaua, meets the Outward Mexico Steamer,
aiMi proceeds to Bermuda, as shown in " Havana Station."
Home Atlantic — One large Steamer. — H<ime-mails Ipom Havana reach Bermuda in forty days from
the tune the Out-mails left England ; wnd ihe Home-mails collected at St Thomas reach Bermuda
in forty-one or forty-two days from the same time. In forty-three or forty-four days, or as sorm as
the Steamer from St Thomas has completed her coals, the whole of the Hume-mails leave Bermuda
for England by way of Fayal, 1770 miles from Bermuda, and 1350 miles from SouthHinpton, which
should he reached in sixteen or seventeen days from Bermuda.
La GuAYkA Station. — A Schooner. — On the arrival of each alternate Steamer at St Thomas with
the Out-mails for La Guayra and Porto Cahello in 22 days Irom Etiglanl, this Schooner proceeds to
La Guayra, 480 miles, usually performed in about ten days; thence to Porto Cabello, 6S miles; thence
to St Thomas, 600 miles. The time occupied iu going from, and returning to. St Thomas, is usually
about 26 days,
Chagres Station. — A Schooner. — On the arrival of each al ernate Havana Steamer at Jamaica
with the Out-mails for Santa Martha, Carthagena and Chagres, which should arrive at Jainaica in
about twenty-five days from England, this Schooner proceeds to Santa Martha, distant Irom Jainaica
440 miles, usually at the rate of 2^ miles an hour; thence to Canhagera, 105 miles, at about double
that rate of speed ; thence to Chagres at about the same i ate, 5 miles, and thence back to Jamaica, 560
miles at about 2J miles an hour. As the Schooner stops above two days at Santa Martha and Car-
thagena, and about four days at Chagres, *he occupies about four weeks in the voyage trom and to Ja-
maica. She must leave Chagres, on her return to Jamdicii, in piecisely lorty-ihree days, thiiteeii
hours, from the time the Out-mails left Falmouth.
Honduras Station. — A Schooner. — On the arrival of each alternate Out Steamer with the Honduras
Mails, (which should arrive in about thrty days from England,) this Steamer proceens with ihem to
Belize, Honduias, distant from Havana 500 miles. She leaves Honduras again with Home and Inter-
Coloni.il Mails in f<)rty-^ix days, twenty-two hl.ur^ after the departure of the Our-^Tiails trom Faimeu h •
this allows a stoppage of about a week at Belize, including which, the voyage to and froin Havana
(usually perlonned at an average speed of about two miles per hour,) occupies about (our weeks.
The iioyal West Inoia Mail Packet Company's Schooner no iongei sails between Madeira and Fayal.
SHIP LETTERS.
The single uniform rate on Letters between the
United Kingdom and places beyond Sea, when
conveyed by Private Ships, is 8d., in whatever
part of the United Kingdom the Letters may be
posted or delivered. This is the rate now ti.ken
to Letters between the United Kingdom and the
East Indies, &c. tic. when conveyed by Piivae
Ships, the former distinction between these and
other descriptions of Ship Letters having been
abolished.
The rates of Postage on " Ship" as ou other
Letters are taken by weight
Under half an ounce, Single.
Under an ounce. Double.
Under two ounces. Quadruple.
Under three ounces, Sextuple, and so on.
PERSONS EXEMPT FROJI SHIP LETTER POSTAGE.
The Owners, Charierers, or Consignees, (resi-
dent in the United Kingdom,) and the Owners,
Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on board ves-
sels inward bound, are entitled to receive their
Letters free from Sga Postage, to the extent col-
lectively of Six ounces in weight, by any One Ves-
sel to any One such Person. In the case of Ves-
sels coming from Ceylon, the Mauritius, the East
Indies, or the Cape of Good Hope, for an Owner,
Charterer, or Consignee of such Vessel, the let-
ters may be collectively Twenty ounces in weight.
The Owner, Charterer, or Consignee must be de-
scribed as such on the address and superscription ;
and in the case of Owners, Shippers, or Consig-
nees of goods, it must also appear by the Ship's
Manifest, that they have Goods on board the Ves-
sel. Such persons are entitled to have their Let-
ters which come within the above Conditions be-
foie the Master of the Vessel delivers the other
Letters in his charge to the Post Office.
*.* Every Person who shall, with intent to
evade any Duty of Po^tage, falsely superscribe
a Letter as beinir the Owner, or the Charterer, or
the Consignee of a Vessel conveying the same, or
as the Owner, or the Shipper, or the Consignee
of Goods shipped in such Vessel, shall for every
such offence forfeit Ten Pounds,
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POSTAGE DTRECTOTIY.
NORTH AMERICA, AND BRITISH AND FOREIGN WEST INDIA ISLANDS.
The Mails for North America are forwarded by Steam Packets, which leave Liverpool twice a
month, iinaiediately after the arrival of the London Mails of the 3d and 18th, unless either of these
should fall on a Sunday, and then ou the succeeding day. During the winter naonths, viz. Dec Jan.
Feb. and March, but one Mail, that of the 3d, is despatched.
North America, viz. : — Quebec, Montreal, and all Parts of f Canada,
N'»»a Scotia, (Halifax excepted,) Prince Edward's Island, and New
Brunswick, conveyed direct hr/ the contract Packets (being one shilling
packet postai;e, and twopence Uniform internal Colonial Rate,)
*lt forwarded via Boston the above places are charged,
Halifax, Newtoundland, *New York, the Bermudas, and the *United
States,
British West Indies, &c., including Jamaica, Barbadoes, New Provi-
dence, Turks Island, Bahamas, Antfgua. Berbice, Cariacou, Deme-
rara. Domiirca, Grenada, St Lucia, Montserrat, Nevis, St Vincent's
St Kiti's, Tobago, Tortola, and Trinidad,
Foreign West Itioies, including *Guadaloupe, *A)artinique, *St Thomas,
•Curagoa, 'Surinam, "St Martin's, 'St Croix, and Porto Rico
PACKET RATES.
Paying the Postage optional,
excepting those Places mark-
ed thus,* which must be paid
forthwith.
Under
JOz.
Under
1 Oz.
Under
2 Oz.
s. d.
S. d.
s. d.
1 2
2 4
4 8
1 0
2 0
4 0
1 0
2 0
4 0
1 0
2 0
4 0
1 3
2 '0
5 8
Letters to the British West Indies are forwarded at the charge of one shilling for each single letter, and
so in proportion from all parts of the United Kingdom, without any charge for inland postage.
All Letters addressed to North America will be considered as intended to be forwarded by the Con-
tract Steam Packets, and charged accordingly, unless the words " By Private Ship" be plainly wriiten
on them.
t Letters for Canada, conveyed by the North American Packets from Liverpool, if specially ad-
dressed " via Boston," will be forwarded by that Route, in the United States Mail, provided the
Packet Postage be paid in advance.
RATES OF POSTAGE WITHIN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Letters forwarded to or from British North America by the Liverpool Packets, or by Private
Ships, passing direct between the United Kingdom and British America, are charged with an Uni-
form Colonial rate of Twopence the half ounce when posted or delivered at any other towns than the
ports of Halifax, Nova Scotia or St John's. Newlouudland.
When not conveyed direct between the United Kingdom and British America, but forwarded through
the United States, they are liable to the full Internal rates, according to distance.
DISPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM EDINBURGH.
France Daily.
Belgium Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Holland Sunday and Wedaesday.
Hamburg, Sweden and Norway..... > g^^j ^^^ Wednesday.
Germany, Denmark, llussia, l^russia )
Sweden and Norway (dtiring the summer months) \ fhur d
iia Hull )
Lisbon, Madeiia, Vigo, Cadiz, Oporto, & Gibral. Every Friday.
^ Twice in each month, viz. — On the last day but
Malta, Greece, and Ionian Islands, via Falmouth >- one of every month, and on the Friday nearest
) /o the 15th of every month.
Syria, Egypt, and India, via Falmouth La>t day but one in each month. ,^
Brazil, Bueno5 Ajrei', Mddeira <fc Canary Ijlutids. Isl Mutiday in each inuiith. .^SJ
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
313
LEGHORN, CIVITA VECCHIA, NAPLES, MALTA,
SYRIA, ATHENS, SMYRNA, CONSTANTINO PLE,
AND ALEXANDRIA.
Table of the Route of the French Steam Packets, with the Rates of Postage (on
letters posted within France) from Marseilles; Time occupied tuiring the Voyage,
and Time of Stopping at each Place, from Marseilles to Alexandria.
To Leghorn,
Ci vit a Vecchia
Naples
Malta,
Syria,
Athens
Smy rna
Constantinople
Alexandria
From Alexandria to Syria,
Athens
Smyrna
Constantinople .
Malta,
Naples,
Civita Vecchia
Leghorn,
Marseilles,
Postajfe. Time of Voyage.
Stop.
Friim-s.
Days.
Hours.
Days.
Hours.
1
1
10
7
1
2
2
8
1
2
23
...
6
1
4
22
1
2
8
12
2
8
10
14
2
8
21
1
• ■•
2
10
13
1
15
2
10
16
1
18
1
2
16
12
1
3
o
14
1
3
13
1
1
5
5
1
15
2
5
18
2
7
17
6
2
8
14
6
2
9
16
o
10
16
The Packet leaves Marseilles the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each Month, at 5 p.m. ; and
Alexandria the 6th, 16th, and 26th, at 4 p.m. Letters intended to be sent by these
Packets must be addressed "via Marseilles" ''per French Packet."
GREECE, MALTA, AND IONIAN
ISLANDS.
Mails to be despatched by Steam Boats
from Falmouth are made up in London on
the Saturday nearest to the 15th of each
month, and on the last day of each month,
unless it happens on a Sunday, when they
are made up on the previous day. Letters
intended for this conveyance must be spe-
cially addressed " via. Falmouth."
Closed Mails are also made up^in Lon-
don on the 4th of each month, and de-
spatched via Marseilles, from whence they
are forwarded by British Steam Boats
Ail Letters are sent by this route unless
otherwise addressed.
Letters are likewise sent via Marseilles,
from whence they are forwarded by the
French Steam Boats, which leave Mar-
seilles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each
month, if specially so directed.
EGYPT, SYRIA, AND EAST INDIES.
Mails to be dispatched by Steam Boats
from Falmouth direct to Alexandria are
made up ia London on the last day of each
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
month, unless it happens on a Sunday,
when they are made up on the previous
day. Letters intended for this conveyance
must be specially addressed " via Fal-
mouth."
Closed Mails are also made up in Lon-
don on the 4th of each month, and dis-
patched via Marseilles, whence tliey are
forwarded by British Steam Boats. All
Letters are sent by this route unless other-
wise addressed.
Letters are likewise sent via Marseilles,
whence they are forwarded by the French
Steam Boats, which leave Marseilles on
1st, 11th, and 21st of each month, if spe-
cially so directed.
N.B. The Letters which are sent in the
Closed Mails on the 4th of the month, are
forwarded from Malta to Alexandria by
the Steam Boat which left Falmouth with
the Mail of the last day of the previous
month.
LETTERS NOT TO BE SEALED WITH
WAX WHEN SENT TO WARM CLI-
MATES.
The practice of Sealing Letters passing
to and from the East and West Indies,
and other warm Climates, is attended with
much inconvenience, and frequently with
serious injm-y to the Letters, in conse-
quence of the Melting of the Wax, and
adhesion of the Letters to each other.
In the case of Mails received from In-
dia, considerable delay is occasioned ; and
notwithstanding the greatest care is taken
in separating the Letters, which, owing to
the cause already mentioned, adhere closely
together, many are much damaged and
torn ; the public are therefore recom-
mended in all cases to use Wafers in pre-
ference to Wax, in securing their Letters
sent to India or other warm Climates,
and also to advise their correspondents in
those countries to pursue the same course
A NEW CONVENTION
Having been made vnth France ^vhich will come into operation on the first day oi'
June next, the following alterations in the rates of Postage, \sA\\ take place on and from
that date.
LETTERS TO AND FROM FRANCE AND PASSING THROUGH
FRANCE.
The British rate on all Letters addressed to France and Algeria, or to countries
through France, will be reduced to 5d. on a Letter not exceeding Half an ounce in weight,
and the French rate on such Letters will be reduced to 5d. on a Letter undir die weight
of a quarter of an ounce, to whatever place in France or Algeria the Letter may be
addressed, excepting however all I^etters conveyed by British Packets in the Mediter-
ranean, which will be liable to the British Mediterranean rates in addition to the above
mentioned British rate of od. from England.
The French transit rate on Letters passing thi'ough France will also be reduced to
5d. on a Letter tinder the weight of a quarter of an ounce, but the other Foreign Rates
will vary according to the limit to which the Letter may be paid.
All Letters addressed to France, or to countries through France (except to those
countries hereafter mentioned to which the British Rate need only be paid), will be
liable to both the British and Foreign Rates combined iu the same mamaer as such com-
bined I'ates are now charged on Letters paid to destination ; for instance, a Letter not
exceeding half an. ounce is hable to one British rate, while a Letter under a quarter of
an ounce is liable to one Foreign rate, and so in proportion, as shoA^m in the foUowmg
scale : —
British Rates. Foreiifu Eates.
and
1
A Letter under a \ of an ounce is liable to...
„ weighing a.... :f andnotexceetUng^ „ ... 1 ,, '1
„ exceeding 5- and under ^ ,, ... 2 „ 3
„ -weighing J and not exceeding 1 „ ... 2 „ 4
„ exceeding 1 and under \\ „ ... 4 „ 5
The British charge increasing two rates of Postage for every additional ounce, accord-
ing to the scale of weight, for charging Inland Letters and the Foreign charge increas-
ing- one rate of Postage for every additional quarter of an ounce. It must be observed,
however, that the English and French modes of charging by weight are dissimilar : a
Letter not being liable to an increased British rate, imless it exceed the half ounce or
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 315
ounce, while an additional Foreign rate, is ciiai-yi-iible if it actually attain the quarter,
half, three quarters of an ounce, or ounce, respectively'.
Letters to Fi'mice and Algeria must be either unpaid or have the whole of the Postage
to destination, British and Foreign, paid in advance, as it will be no longer optional to
pay the British rate only.
The Postage through France, must be paid on Letters for Spain and Portugal (when
addressed via France), and on Letters tor Sardinia, and the Southern States of Italy.
The Postage on Letters for Southern Italy may be paid through Sardinia (viz. to the
frontier towns of Sardinia, Broni or Sarzanne,) as well as through Fi-anco, and the
Postajic on Letters to Sardinia itself may be jiaid to destination in Sardinia as well as
throiinh France.
The following are the countries to which Letters may be sent by paying only the
British rate of 5d. on Letters when not exceeding half an ounce, viz. : —
Turkey. The Ionian Islands. Germany. ") t^^ • n 1 1 , a
,,„ t''. 4^- T>i-flt specially aildresed
i he Levant. Austria. Belgium. V '■ . -p .^
The Archipelago. Venetian Lombardy. Holland. j
Greece. Switzerland.
Letters for Baden., Bavaria, and certain parts of Germany, served by or forwarded
through the office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis, may be sent unpaid, or jM^'cl through
France or jioid to d^'sfin/ttion.
Letters for the foUo^ving places may be forwarded by the French Mediterranean
Packets which leave Marseilles on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each Month, either wrtf>a/d
or paid to destination, viz. : —
Alexandria. Greece. The two Sicilies.
Constantinople. Malta. Smyrna.
The Dardanelles. Papal States, or States of the Church. Tuscany.
Letters intended to go by these Packets should be addressed " by Fi-ench Mediter-
ranean Packet."
Letters for Malta and Alexandria may be also sent by the closed Mail on the 4th of
each Month, either xmpaid or paid to destination ; but on Letters for the Ionian
Islands and the East Indies, sent by such closed Mail, the Postage must be prepaid.
LETTERS FOR BRITISH COLONIES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES
BEYOND SEA, via FRANCE.
In addition to those countries and places on the Continent and in the Mediterranean,
which have been already alluded to. Letters may be sent to any British Colony or
Foreign Country beyond Sea from any Port in France, if specially so addressed. The
charge on such Letters will be the British rate of 5d. on a Letter not exceeding half
an ounce in weight, and a Foreign rate of lOd. under a quarter of an ounce, both
which rates must always be paid in advance. It is advisable that the name of the
Port in France from which it is wished that the Letter should be chspatched, and also,
if possible, the name of the Vessel by wliich it is to be conveyed, should be stated on
the address of the Letter.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Registered Letters to France will continue to be sent under the satue regulations as
at present, and Registered Letters addressed to countries through France will be
treated in like manner ; that is, a Registration Fee of Is. over and above all rates of
Postage must be paid in advance, the British rate being the same as on other Letters
similarly addressed, but not registered, but double the Foreign rates to destination, o?
to the utmost Uniit to which the Postage can be paid, to which an ordinary Letter
would be liable, must be paid, and the whole of the Postage must be paid in advance.
NEWSPAPERS.
English Newspapers may be forwarded to France by Packet Free of Postage, or by
Private Ship for One Penny each, and French Newspapers will be deUvered in Eng-
land for One Halfpenny each as at present.
On Newspapers to and from Spain, via France, the rate will be One Halfpenny each.
On Newspapers to and from Greece One Penny each, if forwai'ded by the French
Mediterranean Packets.
316 POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
On Newspapers forwarded by the inonthb/ closed Mall) and not via Falmouth, or to
and from the East Indies, Malta, or any other place in the Mediterranean, the rate will
be 3d. each.
On Newspapers to and from all other comitries, either on the Continent of Europe
or beyond Sea, passing through France, the rate wiU be 2d. each. Prices Current
and Commercial Lists duly stamped enjoy the same privilege as Newspapers.
PEUIODICAL WORKS AND PAHLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
Periodical Works, not strictly Newspapers, which are published as Pamphlets, and
Parliamentary Proceedings, may be forwarded to France, hut to France, onhj, under
the following regulations : —
Firsth/, The Postage must be paid in advance.
Sfcondhi, They must be sent in Covers open at the sides.
T]iivdhj, They must be printed in the English language.
The rates of Postage on such Works and Parliamentary Proceedings will be as
follows : —
Not exceeding two ounces m weight Id.
Above two ounces and not exceeding three ounces ...6d.
Above three ounces and not exceeding four ounces 8d.
And 2d. for every additional oimce up to the weight of sixteen ounces, beyond which
weight no publication can be forwarded.
The regular Mails mil be dispatched as at present from Dover to Calais, but Ship-
Letter Bags will be made up between the follo^nng places, viz. : —
London and Boulogne. Dover and Boulogne. Brighton and Havre.
London and Ha^ re. Brighton and Dieppe. Southampton and Havre.
Dover and Calais.
The above-mentioned Rates and Regulations apply equally to all Letters passing
between England and France, whether forwarded by the regular Mail Packet or by
Private Ship.
It must, however, be distinctly understood that all Letters wll be forwarded by the
regular Mail from London, via Dover and Calais, unless specially addressed by Private
Ship, and unless the route is specified.
The foUowiiHj TABLE shows ivhat Letters maij he sent unpaid, and what are the lowest
Rates on those Letters tuhich require 'payment in advance in order to be forivarded.
France or Algeria, Unpaid.
-»c i' ' T' ^^ f Both by Frencli and English Packets.
Malta, Lnpaul. ) "
Constantinople,
The Dardanelles, ,
Greece,
Papal States, or States of V Wt„,.„; i /When sent bv the French Mediterranean
the Church, S /"^"P^'''^ " Packet-
The two Sicilies,
Smyrna,
Tuscany,
Baden, L^npaid.
Bavaria, Unpaid.
Certain Northern States of ) (When served by or forwarded through the
Europe and ) Unpaid. ' Office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis. For
Central German States, j \ a hst of which see below.
Turkey, 5d.
The Levant, 5d.
The Archipelago, 5d.
The Ionian Islands, 5d.
Austria, Sd.
Venetian Lombardy, 5d.
Smtzei'laud, 5d.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY,
317
Germany, 5d.^
Excepting the States served by the
Prince of Tour and Taxis.
Belgium, 5d.
Holland, 5d.
Spain, lOd.
Portugal, lOd.
Sardinia, lOd.
Southern Italy, when not conveyed ? -i r> j
by Mediterranean Packets, S
India. &c., as far as Bombay,.. ..Is. lOd.
Any British Colony, or Foreign"!
Country beyond Sea, except (. , „ ,
in the Mediterranean, whenC
forwarded through France, J
If specially addressed via France.
Free Cities
A LIS T of the" Northern States of Europe, and the German States, which are served by
or forwarded through the Office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis.
Brunswick. Bremen.
Denmark. Frankfort.
Hanover. Hamburg.
Mecklenburg Schwerin. Lubeck. J
Mecklenburg Strelitz. Hesse Darmstadt.
Oldenburg. Hesse (Electoral)
Saxony. Hesse Homburg.
SAveden and Norway. Lippe-Detmold.
Nassau.
Reuss.
Saxe-Altenburg.
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
Saxe-Meiningen.
Saxe-Weimar.
Schaumberg Lippe.
Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt.
Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen
Wurtembursj.
Unpaid Letters, specially addressed to be forwarded by routes which require Postage
to be paid in advance, will not, if there are any means of transmitting them, be opened
and returned to the Writers for the payment of such Postage, but will be dispatched,
if possible, by other routes, unpaid.
RATES OF POSTAGE
On Letters and on Newspapers to FRANCE, and to Countries passing through
France, from the United Kingdom (the Channel Islands excepted).
Dkstination.
France and Algeria
Spain
(1) Portugal.
Limit to which
Letters may be
paid.
Unpaid
Destination ...
thro' France ...
British
Rate not
exceed-
ing ^ oz.
CoMBI.NKD BlUTlsn AND FoKKIGN KaTKS
o o
Weighing
under
a J oz.
British
Foreign
British
Foreign
Total
10
tax °
S "'^
Ml a
s. d
10
1 3
5
10
1 3
^■s
10
1 3
10
1 3
2 1
■tH o be
.2Pc
10
1 8
2 6
10
3 S^ O
1 8
2 1
1 8
2 1
(1) Letters for Portugal, intended to be sent via France, must be
2 6, 3 9
o directed.
Rates on
Newspapers.
Payment
compulsory.
( Free
(by Packet.
U.hy
private Ship.
Spain M.
Portugal 2d.
318
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
DESTTXATIOT.
Limit to which
Letters may be
paid.
Sardinia .
thro' France .
(2) Italy, Southern
British
Rate not
exceed-
ing i oz.
Broni or )
Sarzanne ]
British
Foreign
C051W.VED British and Foreign Katk;
■Weighing
under
a i oz.
British
Foreign
Total 1 1
Britisli
Foreign
British
Foreign
Total
11
1 4
•? "o tx
o ^
H s
5
1 4
10
1 3
10
2 0
1 9 2 10
5
10
1 3
5
1 10
2 3
10
1 3
10
10
1 8
3 6
10
4 6
Kates on
Newspapers,
Payment
compulsory
1 8
2 1
1 8
3 4
1 8
2 1
6 3
(2) The following States are comprised in Southern Italy, viz. —
Papal States, or States of the Church. | Lucca.
Two Sicihes — Naples and Sicily. I Modena.
Tusc-auy. | Parma and Placentia.
Letters for tlie Papal States, Two Sicihes, and Tuscany, may be sent unpaid via Marseilles.
Calais . .
thi-o' France.
Switzerland
(3) Bavaria.
(4) Northern States of Eu- j
rope, forwarded through
the Office of Tour and 1
Taxis jDestinatiou
f Unpaid
Calais
thro' France
3ritisli 5
foreign 0
1(J
"10
1 3
"10
1 8
i" 8
2 1
Total 10
1 3
2 1
2 6
3 fl
British 5
[•"oreign 9
5
1 6
io| 10
2 3 3 0
1 8
3 9
Total 1 2
British 5
Foreign 5
1 11
10
3 1
"10
1 3
3 lU
'"10
1 8
5 5
i" S
2 1
Total 10
1 3
2 1
2 6
3 9
British 5
Foreign 1 3
2 6
10
3 9
10
5 0
1 8
6 3
Total 1 8
2 11
4 7
5 10
7 11
(3) Letters for Bavaria, intended to be sent via France, mu.st be so directed.
(4) Letters for tliese States, intended to be sent via France, must be so directed. They consist of
the foUowing Countries, viz. —
Brunswick. j Hanover. | Mecklenburg Strehtz. I Saxony.
Denmark. | Mecklenburg-Scliwerin. | Oldenburg. ] Sweden and Norway.
(5) Baden.
Unpaid . .
CaUis . .
thro* Franco
- 1
British
Foreign
Total
British
Foreign
Total
5
5
10
- 1
10
1 3|
10
1 8
1 8
2 1
10
1 3
2 l|
2 6
3 9
5
8
5
1 4
10;
2 0
10
2 8
1 8
3 4
1 1
1 9
2 10
3 6
5 0
Letters for Baden, intended to he sent ria France, must he so directed.
- — - - -'----■" -^ -■ ' ■■-■■ ■- [-1 niiavr --
POSTAGE DIllECTORY.
319
DESTINATION.
(6; German States, sewed
by the Office of Tour
and Taxis ....
Limit to Ti'liiol
Letters may be
paiil.
Unpaid
Calais
thro' France
British
Rate not
exceed-
ing ;V 11/.
Co.MniNKD BuiTISH A.MI KoKKlG.V RaT1:S.
Weighing
under
a I oz.
British
Foreign
British
Foreign
Total 1 3
It
10
1 3
1 8
10
2 6
1 3 41 3 4
Rates on
Newspapers.
Payment
compulsory.
5 10
(6) Letters for these States, intended to be sent via J'rance, must be so directed. They are as follows: —
( Free
Bremen
Pranldbrt
Hamburgh. C
Lubeck. J
Hesse-Darmstadt.
Hesse (Electoral).
Hesse-Homberg
Lippt-Detmoki.
Nassau.
Reuss.
Saxe- Altenburg .
Saxe-Coburg Gotha.
Saxe-Meiningen.
Saxe- Weimar.
Schaumberg-Lippe.
Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt.
Schwartzburg'-Sonderhausen.
Wurtemburg.
] I (2d.
Turkey Except to
The Levant Greece and
The Archipelago the Ionian
(7) Greece Calais 5 ... Islands, to
The Ionian Islands r British ... .'• ^ 10 10 1 8 j which
Austria ' thro' France j Foreign... .'i! 5 13 18 2 1 [places
Venetian Lombardy ^ 1 _ Nevvspa-
fGermany i (.Total 10^ 1 3 2 1; 2 6 3 9 pers are
(8) .^Belgium j 1 j forwards
(Holland | | [ free -yia
.1 ' ' [Austria.
(7) Letters for Greece may be sent xmpaid via Marseilles.
(8) Letters for Germany, Belgium, and Holland, intended to be sent via France, must be so directed.
By the French Packet
Boats from Marseilles.
Alexandria
Smyrna
The Dardanelles
C onstantiuople . . .
Unpaid (9)..,
Destination.,
British
Foreign
Total 1 3
"in
■■'lo
i" 8
1 8
2 t)
3 4
4 2
y
2 1
3 4
4 2
5 10
J
(9) Unpaid Letters can be sent only to the places here specified; if addressed to any other place in
Turkey in Europe or in Asia, the Postage must be pre-paid.
Tuscany
Two SiciUes
Roman or Papal States
Greece ^....
Malta .
Ionian Islands
Uni)aid
Destination .
Unpaid
Destination .
Unpaid
Destination..
Destination..
British
5
5
"lO
"lO
i" 8
Foreign 1
Total 1
4
2 8
4 0
5 4
6 8
9
3 1
4 10
6 2
8 4
British
r,
5
"'lO
"'lO
i" 8
Foreign 1
Total 1
2
2 I
3 ti
4 8
5 10
7
2 9
4 4
5 6
7 6
British
^
5
"lO
"'lO
i" b]
Foreign
8
1 4
2 0
2 8
3 4J
Total 1
1
1 9
2 10
3 6
5 0-
British
5
5
10
10
1 8-
Foreign
10
1 8
2 6
3 4
4 2 I
Total
15
2 ]
3 4
4 2
5 lo;
f Roman
V States,
^ '2d,
f Greece,
^ Id.
N.B. — Wheti it is desired that Letters should be forwarded from Marseilles by French Packet, they
should be so directed. . .
320
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
DESTINATION.
Limit to which
Letters may be
paid.
By the British Packet
Boats from Marseilles.
(Malta.
CoMBi.vED British and Foreig.n Rates.
Britisli
Rate not
exceed-
ing ij OZ.
Unpaid
iDestination..
-Unpaid ,
Alexandria .(IDestination.
India Destination
Weighing
under
British
Foreign
fcpx o
o o
u -^
Total 1 3
British 1 3
Foreign
Total 1 8
British 1 5
Foreign b
1 3
0 10
1
0 10
Total 1 10 2 3
^1"
1 3l
2 6
1 3
2 10
1 3
2 6
1
2 10
1
Rates on
Newspapers
Payment
compulsory.
3 4
2 1
5 0
2 1
7 1
5
2 1
7 9
\- 3d.
3d.
N.B. — Letters for Malta, Alexandria, and India, will always be forwarded by the Monthly Closed
Mail from London, on the 4th of each Month, unless otherv;ise directed.
(10) Ionian Islands Destination.
British 1 3|
Foreign 5
1 3
0 10
2 6| 2 6
1 3l 1 8
Total 1 8
5 01
2 1
^
(10) Letters for the Ionian Islands are forw.irded via France and Trieste, unless otherwise directed.
iBy French Packets or by
! Private Ships, from any
Port in France.
Any British Colony, or
I Foreign Country beyond
Sea, except in the Me-
(Uterranean
Destination.
British
Foreign
Total 1 3' 2 1
10
2 6
10
3 4
1
4 2
RATES OF POSTAGE UPON FOREIGN LETTERS SENT BY THE
FOLLOWING PACKETS:—
From or to
Eduiburgh.
thajvies packet.
Holland, .... 1 6
Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and
Russia, . . . . 1 10
Hanse Towns, viz,, Hamburg, Lu-
beck, and Bremen, and Grand
Duchy of Oldenburg, . . 0 6
Heligoland, . . . . 10
HULL PACKETS.
Sweden and Norway, during the \ , q
summer months only, . . )
FALMOUTH PACKETS.
Lisbon, ... .19
Madeira, Canary Islands, and Azores, 1 10
Spain, ....
Greece and Egypt, .
Brazil, ....
Buenos Ayres and Surinam
Hayti, ....
La Guayra, Mexico, Cuba,
Carthagena, _. .
Honduras,
From or to
Edinburgh.
2 2
2
1
and) 2
1
Gibraltar, Malta, British West In- ■■
dies, Ionian Isles, and India, if]
addressed via Falmouth
Foreign West Indies, including Cu-
raqoa, Guadaloupe,
Porto Rico, St Croix,
tin's, and St Thomas,
1 0
, including Cu- -v
s, Martinique, /
roix, St Mar- r
las, . . 3
1 5
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
From or to
Edinburgh.
Panama and western coast of South
anama and western coast of South -\
America, including!; Ecuador, Pe- f ,
ru, Bolivia, and Chili, via Cha- C
gres and Panama, . . .J
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
United States . . .^
Bermuda, . .
Halifax, N.S., .
Newfoundland,
British North America,
via Boston,
0
! UniformRate
of
1 0
•J
Upper & Lower Canada
Prince Edward's Island,
New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia (IlaH-
fax excepted).
S21
From or to
Edinburgh.
f UniformRate
I of . .12
J This includes the
Internal Colo-
nial rate of 2d.
per half-ounce.
"When Letters, &c. (ordinarily dispatched by Falmouth Packet) are specially
addressed "via France," they are (in whatever part of the United Kingdom they
may have been posted,) forwarded by Dover and Calais,
PRINCIPAL PLACES ABROAD.
The Rates of Postage, and Way bij which they are Sent, will he seen by referring to
preceding Lists.
Abo, Russia
Aix, Italy
Aix la Chapelle, Ger-
many
Alexandria, Egypt
Alkmaar, Holland
Alicant, Spain
Altona, Germany
Aonstcrdam, Holland
Ancona, Italy
Antwerp, or Anvers
Archangel, Russia
Augsburg, Germany
Austria, Germany
Azores (Islands)
Badajoz, Spain
Baden, Germany
Bahia, Brazil
Bamberg, Germany
Barcelona, Spain
Bavaria, Germany
Bergamo, Italy
Bergen, Norway
Berlin, Prussia
Bilboa, Spain,
Bogota, Columbia
Bois-le-duc, Holland
Bologna, Italy
Bonne, Germany
Brabant, Belgium
Breda, Holland
Bremen, Germany
Breslau, Germany
Brill, Holland
Bi'ody, Germany
Bruges, Belgium
Brunswick, Germany
Brussels, or Bruxelles
Buenos Ayres
Cadiz, Spain
Cairo, Egypt
Cagliari, Sardinia
Calmar, Sweden
Canary Islands
Canton, China
Carlscrona, Sweden
Carlsham, Sweden
Carlsruhe, Germany
Carthagena, Columbia
Carthagena, Spain
Cassel, Germany
Chamberry, Italy
Christiana, Norway
Christianstadt, S^^•eden
Civita Vecchia, Italy
Cleves, Germany
Coburg, Germany
Cologne, German J'
Como, Italy
Constance, Germany
Constantinople, Turkey
Copenhagen, Denmark
Corunna, Spain
Courland, Russia
Courtroy, Belgiimi
Cronstadt, Russia
Cuxhaven, Germany
Dantzic, Prussia
Delft, Holland
Dram, Norway
Dresden, Germany
Drontheim, Norway
Dusseldorf, Germany
Elbing, Prussia
Elsineur, Denmark
Embden, Germany
Finland, Russia
Flanders, Belgium
Florence, Italy
Flushing, Holland
Frankfort, Germany
Franconia, Germany
Frederickstadt, Norway
Freyburg, Germany
Friesland, E. Germany
Friesland, W. Holland
Furth, Germany
Gelfe, Sweden
Genoa, Italy
Gera, Germany
Germany
Ghent, or Gand, Belgium
Gibraltar
Gothland, Sweden
Gottenburg, Sweden
Gottingen, Germany
Gratz, Germany
Groningen, Holland
Guayaquil, Ecuador
Haarlem, Holland
Hague, Holland
Halle, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
Hanover, Germany
Havannah, West Indies
322
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Hayti, St Domingo
Heidelberg, Germany
Heligoland
Helvoetsluys, Holland
Hesse Cassel, Germany
Honduras, West Indies
Inspruck, Germany
Ionian Islands, Mediter-
ranean
Jacmel, St Domingo
Jutland, Denmark
Koniagsberg, Prussia
La Guayra, Columbia
La Hague, Holland
Leer, Gei-many
Leerwarder^ Holland
Leghorn, Italy
Leipsic, Germany
Leyden, Holland
Libau, Russia
Liege, Belgium
Lima, Peru
Lisbon, Portugal
Louvain, Belgium
Lubeek, Germany
Macao, China
Madeira, Azores
Madrid, Spain
Magdeburg, Prussia
Majorca, 5lediterranean
Malaga, Spain
JSIaUnes, Belgium
Mahno, Sweden
Malta
Manheim, Germany
Mantua, Italy
Maracaibo, Columbia
Maranbam, Brazil
Mayeilee or Mentz, Ger-
many
Mecklenbiu-g, Prussia
Memel, Prussia ,
Messina, Sicily
Mddleburg. Holland
3Iilau, Italy
IVIinden, Prussia
Minorca, Mediterranean
Mittaa, Russia
3Iodena, Italy
Monte Video, Buenos
! Ayres
' Moscow, Russia
j Mimich, Germany
Munster, Germany
[ Namur, Belgium
Naples, Italy
I Narva, Russia
Netherlands
I Nice, Italy
Nuremberg, Germany
Odessa, Russia
Oldenburg, Germany
Onega, Russia
Opoi-to, Portugal
Oratava, Canary Islands
Osnaburg, Germany
Ostend, Belgium
Otranto, Italy
Paderborn, Gennany
Padua, Italy
Palermo, Italy
Panama, S. America
Para, Brazil
Parma, Italy
Passau, Germany
Patras, Greece
Pernambuco, Brazil
Piedmont, Italy
Pillau. Prussia
Pisa, Italy
Port-au-Prince, Hayti
Port Mahon, ilinorca
Prague, Germany
Presbm-g, Germany
Ratisbon, Germany
Revel, Russia
Riga, Russia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazils
Rome, Italy
Rostock, Gennany
Rotterdam.HoUand
St Domingo, Hayti
St Michael's, Azores
I St Petersburg, Russia
I St Sebastian, Spain
I Salonica, Turkey
Saltzburg, Germany
j Santa Cruz, Canary
I Islands
Santa jVIaura, Ionian Isles
Santiago, ChUi
I Sardinia. Italy
Savoy, Italy
Saxony^ Germany
Seville, Spain
Sicily, Italy
I Silesia, Germany
SlesA\-ick, Germany
Smyrna, Turkey
Spa, Belgium
Stettin, Prussia
I Stockholm, Sweden
I Sti-alsund, Germany
Swabia, Germany
Tampico, Mexico
Tarragona, Spain
Teneriffe, Canary Islands
Terceira, Azores
Tournay, Belgium
Trent, Germany
Trieste, Italy
Tm-in, Italy
Tuscany, Italy
Utrecht, Holland
Valparaiso, Chili
Varel, Germany
Venice, Italy
Vera Cruz, Mexico
Verona, Italy
Vicenza, Italy
Vienna, Austria
Vigo, Spain
Villa Real, Spain
Warsaw, Poland
Weimar, Germany
Westphalia, Germany
Wiburg, Russia
Wh-temburg, Germany
Wisby, Sweden
Wismar, Germany
Wurzbui-g, Germany
Ypres, Belgiiim
Zante, Ionian Islands
Zittau, Germany
POSTAGE DlHECTOin'.
823
MAIL-COACH KOUTES FROM EDINBURGH,
SHOWING THE ARRIVAL AND RETURN OF THE MAIL AT EACH OF THE UNDER-MENTIONED
PLACES.
The following Lists will, it is hopecl, be found of much importance to the Public, as showing the
course of Pcsr, and enabling persons to avail themselves of JMail Conveyances. A very trifling calcula-
tion will also enable them to ascertain the time of the Blail passing any of the inttrmtdiate pluces. The
Third Column siiows the time of the IMail passing, and tlie last that of its return to Edinburgh. The
return of the London Mails is calculated by London time.
Dist.
9
11
27
44
66
8.^
96
118
134
l.iO
173
183
192
201
213
249
EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN
(to Inverness).
Edinburgh
South Queensferry
North Queensferry
Kinross
Perth
Dundee
Arbroath
Montrose
S'onehaven
Aberdeen
Inverury
Huntly
Keith
Fochabers
Elgin
Forres
Inverness
H. M.
5 30 m
4 32 m
4 2m
2 22 m
12 20 a
10 4 a
8 19 a
6 57 a
4 35 a
3 — a
12 45 m
10 15m
9 8m
7 44 m
6 46m
5 31m
2 34 m
H. M.
4 3a
5 3a
5 33 a
7 18 a
9 3a
11 18 a
1 3 m
2 26 m
4 50 m
6 2om
8 55 m
11 25 m
12 32 a
1 26 a
2 54 a
4 9a
7 10 a
EDINBURGH AND LONDON (DAY. )
(by Carlisle and Lancaster, thence by Railway to
Birmingham and London.)
25
39
50
73
85
94
102
112
122
129
138
iiy
160
171
182
204
211
223
235
246
260
275
289
307
332
349
369
401
403
Edinburgh
ToTsonce
Selkirk
Hawick
Langhohii
Jjongtown
Carlisle
He^kcth
Penrith
S^iaa
Hux
Kendal
Burton
Lancaster
Garstang
Preston
Parkside
Warrington
Hartford
Crewe
Wbitmore
Staflord
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Coventry
Weedon
Wolverton
TriDg
Euston Grove Station
London (G. P. O.)
8 7m
10 37m
12 5 a
1 22 a
3 46 a
4 56 -.1
5 45 a
7 23 a
8 23 a
9 31 a
10 21 a
11 16 a
12 24 a
1 27 m
2 37 ni
2 57 m
4 7m
4 30 m
5 6ni
5 41m
6 9m
6 49 m
7 31m
8 12 m
9 17 m
10 26 m
11 11m
12 11 a
1 32 a
2 0a
Dist.
10
18
52
73
92
107
125
141
159
2 25 a
10 48 m
9 19 m
8 Om
5 35 m
4 23 m
4 2 m
3 9ni
2 14m
1 11m
12 21 m
11 18 -.i
10 12 a
8 41 a
8 6a
7 36 a
6 31 a
6 10 a
5 38 a
5 11 a
4 41 a
4 3a
3 23 a
2 30 a
1 38 a
12 38m
11 49m
10 59 m
9 33m
9 I5m
EDINBURGH AND DUMFRIES.
H. Jt.
7 Cm
8 5m
8 55 m
12 38 a
3 0a
11 32 a
1 17m
3 26m
5 23 m
7 31m
Edinburgh
Pennicuick
Noblehouse
Sloflat
Dumfries
Castle-Douglas
(iatehouse
Newton Stewart
Gleniuce
Portpairiek
H. M
2 0a
12 55 a
12 0 a
8 12 m
6 Om
1 59 m
12 14m
10 5 a
8 8a
6 0a
EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN, THROUGH FIFE
8
12
30
41
43A
60*
73}
m
HI
Edinburgh
Newhaven
Pettycur
(virkaldy
Cupar
Newport
Dundee
Arbroath
Montrose
Stonehaven
Aberdeen
5
30 m
5
45iTi
7
10 m
7
38m
9
22 m
0
28 m
0
58 m
1
58 m
1
18 a
3
38 a
5
8 a
4 33 a
4 13 a
3 3 a
2 38 a
12 51 a
11 45 a
110 a
10 10 a
8 50 m
6 30 m
5 Om
EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW, (Day R ill 7/ay.)
SIORNING MAIL.
14A
6
13i
G. P. O. Edinburgh
Railway Station
Linlithgow
H'hlkirk
C)sile Carey
niasgow Station
Post Office, Glasgow
7 40 ni
2 45 a
7 55 n>
2 25 a
8 42 m
1 45 a
9 2 ir
1 27 a
9 15m
1 10 a
9 33 m
12 25 a
0 15 m
12 10 a
AFTERNOON MAIL.
2
40 m
2
55 a
3
45 a
4
8 a
4
25 a
6
5 a
5
23 a
Ih
o
o
tfl
2
ca
G. P. O. Edinburgh
Railway Station
Linlithgow
Falkirk
Castlecary
Railway Station
Post-Office, Glasgow.
EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW (Night Mail.)
. Edinburgh 9 30 a I 4 20m
13 Uphall 11 14 a I 2 36m
19 Bathgate 12 2m ! 1 48m
28 Airdrie 1 54m 111 56 a
44 Glasgow 3 20 m 10 30 a
324
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
EDINBURGH AND LONDON
{via Berwick.)
Dist,
H. M.
H. M.
Edinburgh
10 10 a
1 25 m
17
Haddington
11 59 a
11 47 m
28
Dunbar
1 10 m
10 43 a
^7h
Berwick
4 23 m
7 19 a
m
Belford
fi 23 m
5 49 a
861
Alnwick
7 53 IT-
4 19 a
9«
Felton
8 47m
3 25 a
107
Morpeth
9 48m
2 24 a
121
Newcastle ^
11 20 m
12 52 a
136
Durham
1 2 a
11 25m
154
Darlington
2 57 a
9 30m
From Darlington lo Ivondon by Railway,
in London at 6 a.m., same tia.e as the
L-jncaster, and Laves London at 8 p.m.
EDINBt^UGH AND THURSO
(by Highland Road to Inverncfj
arriving
mail by
Edinburgh
b 30m
9
16 a
9
South Qiieensfoi ry
6 20m
8
20 a
11
North Queensferry
C 56m
7
5;) a
27
Kinross
8 34 m
6
12 a
44
Perth
10 ICm
4
3i) a
59
Dunkeld
12 17 a
9
19 a
79
Blair-Athole
2 33 a
11
58 a
80
Dalnacardoth
3 52 a
10
44 m
93
Dalwhinnie
5 2G a
8
45 m
106
Pitman
7 25 a
7
lira
119
Aviemnre
8 59 a
5
37 m
135
Freeh urn
10 49 a
3
47 m
151
Inverness
12 39m
1
57 m
17-i
Dingwall
3 38m
11
6 a
186
Invergnrtton
5 8m
9
36 a
197^
Tain
6 2()m
8
4 a
208
Dornoch
8 27ni
6
22 a
219
Golspie
9 55 m
5
29 a
225
Brora
10 25 m
4
50 a
230
Helnifdale
12 32 a
2
22 a
2591
Lybster
4 1 a
10
53 m
272i
Wick
6 30 a
9
4 a
2[}'6l
Thutso
7 49 a
C
45 u
EDINBURGH AND LONDON (night)
(by Carlisle and Lancaster, thence by Railway to
Birmingham and London-)
Dist.
25
39
50
73
85
943
102
112
122
129
138
149
160
171
182
204
211
223
235
246
260
275
289
307
332
349
369
\ 401
f 403
Edinburgh
11
40 a
1
43 m
Torsonce
2
9m
11
6 a
Selkirk
3 36m
9 37 a
Hawick
4
53 m
8
18 a
Lringholm
7 20m
5
53 a
Longtown
8
30 m
4
41 a
Carlisle
9
20 m
3
50 a
Hesketh
10
56 m
2
17 a
Penrith
11
62 m
1
21 a
Shap
1
0 a
12
18 a
Hux
1
50 a
11
28 m
Kendal
2
47 a
10
25 m
Burton
3
52 a
9
20 nt
Lancaster
4
52 a
8
20 m
Garstang
6
7 a
7
41m
Preston
6
27 a
7
6m
Parkside
7
37 a
6
Im
VVairington
8
— a
5
40 m
Hartforu
8
36 a
5
8m
Crewe
9
11 a
4
41m
Whiimore
9
59 a
4
11m
Stafford
10
19 a
3
33 m
Wolverhampton
11
1 a
2
53 m
Birmingham
11
42 a
2
_m
Coveniry
12 53m
1
— m
U'eedon
2
9m
11
30 a
W^olvenon
2
58 m
10
54 a
T.ing
4
3m
9
56 a
Euston Grove Station
5
32 m
8
18 a
London (G.P.O.)
6
. — m
8
— . a
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
S<25
RAILWAY MAILS.
1
starts from |
1
1
Arrives at
Distance |
place in
first
Arrives at
Sets out on
place in
first
columi
at
destination at
return at
column at
111. fgs.
li. m.
h. m.
Ii. 111.
1
li. m.
tondon and Birmingham
Ill
6
9 45
a m
2 30
p m
8 32
a m
1 32
p m
London
Birmingham
111
6
8 30
p m
1 30
a m
12 2
—
5 32
a m
London
Brighton
50
4
10 45
a m
12 45
p m
10 45
—
12 45
p m
London
Bristol
122
2
10 15
2 30
—
8 40
—
1 5
—
London
Bristol
122
2
8 55
p m
1 5
a m
1 0
—
5 20
a m
London
Southampton
79
2
11 0
a m
2 0
p m
9 10
—
12 55
p m
London
Southampton
79
2
8 35
p m
11 45
—
2 14
—
5 25
a m
Birmingham
Derby
47
0
12 45
a m
2 40
a m
11 0
p m
1 0
—
Birmingham
Gloucester
60
4
12 44
—
3 14
7 15
—
9 45
p m
Birmingham
Gloucester*
50
4
3 10
5 40
—
9 0
—
11 30
—
Birmingham
Liverpool*
97
2
2 50
p m
7 0
p m
3 42
a m
8 12
a m
irmingham
Liverpool
97
2
11 30
a m
4 15
—
10 30
—
3 30
p m
Birmingham
Liverpool*
97
2
1 50
—
6 0
a m
7 12
p m
11 42
—
Bristol
Bridgewater*
32
6
1 15
2 25
11 40
12 50
a m
Bristol
Bridgewater
32
6
10 50
12 10
p m
12 54
2 4
pm
Carlisle
Newcastle
61
4
5 30
—
9 30
a m
5 25
a m
9 10
a m
Carlisle
Newcastle
61
4
10 0
_
1 10
p m
2 40
p m
5 40
p m
Chester
Birkenhead
14
3
5 21
6 4
a m
7 13
7 56
■ —
Chester
Birkenhead
14
3
2 30
pm
3 30
p m
7 50
a m
8 30
a m
Crewe
Chester*
21
0
4 16
a m
5 16
a m
8 1
pm
9 1
p m
Crewe
Chester*
21
0
5 16
p m
6 16
p m
4 15
a m
5 15
a m
Derby
Leeds*
72
6
3 19
a m
6 19
a m
7 5
p m
10 9
p m
Dundee
Arbroath
17
0
11 15
12 13
p m
10 10
ra
11 —
m
Leeds
Selby*
24
0
0 11
—
7 7
a m
6 29
—
7 25
—
Leeds
Selby
24
0
1 35
pm
2 47
pm
9 38
a m
10 50
a m
Liverpool
Manchester
30
0
7 0
a m
8 15
a m
9 0
—
10 15
—
Liverpool
Manchester
30
0
11 0
12 15
p m
11 15
_
12 30
p m
Liverpool
Manchester
30
0
8 30
10 15
a m
2 0
p m
3 15
—
Liverpool
Manchester
30
0
4 45
pm
6 0
pm
5 0
6 15
—
liiverpool
Manchester
30
0
7 15
8 30
7 15
8 30
—
Manchester
Leeds
60
0
11 30
a m
2 15
10 16
a m
1 1
—
Manchester.
Normanton
50
0
10 0
p m
12 25
a m
7 40
p m
10 0
—
Masborough
Sheffield*
5
0
4 48
a m
5 1
8 7
8 20
—
Normanton
... York*
23
4
5 40
6 40
6 19
p m
7 19
—
Normanton
. York
23
4
2 5
pm
3 5
p m
9 30
a m
10 30
a m
Nottingham
Derby*
16
0
9 0
—
9 40
—
3 30
4 10
—
Parkside
Liverpool
18
0
4 20
a m
5 20
a ra
Parkside
Preston*
22
2
5 36
—
6 36
6 37
p m
7 42
p m
Parkside
Preston*
22
2
6 36
p m
7 36
p m
3 7
a m
4 7
a m
Preston
Lancaster*
20
1
6 46
a m
7 41
am
5 42
pm
6 27
p m
Preston
Lancaster*
20
1
7 46
p m
8 31
pm
2 12
a m
2 57
a m
Rugby
Derby*
49
2
12 20
a m
2 49
a m
10 39
p m
1 8
—
Selby
Hull*
30
6
7 10
—
8 36
8 10
a m
9 35
—
Selby
Hull
30
6
2 50
pm
4 16
p m
5 0
pm
6 26
p m
Stockton
Darlington*
12
0
8 15
am
8 55
a m
9 45
a m
10 20
a m
Stockton
Darlington*
12
0
2 34
p m
3 14
pm
4 0
pm
4 40
p m
Swindon
Cirencester*
18
0
1 10
—
1 55
9 35
a m
10 20
a m
Swindon
Cirencester*
18
0
11 46
—
12 31
a m
12 20
1 5
—
AVarrington
Manchester*
19
2
5 15
a m
6 0
3 42
4 30
—
Warrington
Manchester
19
2
3 16
p m
4 12
p m
10 34
11 30
—
Warrington
Manchester*
19
2
6 15
—
7 0
7 12
pm
8 0
pm
York
Darlington*
44
6
7 20
a m
9 24
a m
3 34
—
5 37
—
* Londoa trains.
326
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
CROSS ROAD
MAILS.
starts from
DisUnce
place in
first
Arrives at
Sets out on
place in
first
column at
destination at
return at
column at
m. tf^.
h. m.
h. ni.
li. m.
h. m.
Aberdeen and Ballater
42
0
7 15
am
12 50
2)m
9 0
a m
2 30
pm
Aberdeen
.. Inverness
106
7
7 10
7 10
2 34
.
2 30
__
Aberdeen
.. Peterhead
34
0
7 15
12 20
8 15
—
12 20
—
Aberdeen
.. Peterhead
34
0
5 30
pm
9 35
5 30
pm
9 35
Abergavenny
.. Merthyr
20
0
9 15
am
12 15
11 15
a m
2 15
—
Al fret on
.. Derby
13
4
7 35
9 20
a m
5 10
pm
6 55
—
Ayr
.. Portpatrick
59
7
9 0
pm
4 42
3 0
10 0
—
Bangor
.. Pwllheli
30
0
5 0
a m
9 0
3 0
7 0
Barnstaple
.. Ilfracombe
11
0
11 14
12 ,59
p m
1 5
—
2 50
—
Barnstaple
.. Launcestcn
41
1
3 45
pm
10 0
3 0
a m
9 15
a m
Bath
.. Southampton
64
6
10 30
a m
6 0
—
2 0
pm
9 30
p m
Begelly
.. Haverfordwest
15
1
1 0
3 40
a m
9 30
12 10
a m
Bewdley
.. Stourport
3
3
6 30
—
6 55
—
6 50
—
7 15
pm
Birmingham
.. Holyhead
150
6
2 30
5 57
pm
6 45
a m
10 41
Birmingham
.. Ludlow
45
0
2 45
9 10
a m
3 45
p m
10 10
__
Birmingham
.. Grantham
76
0
7 45
—
4 37
p m
8 0
a m
5 2
—
Boston
.. Hull
6S
0
8 45
5 50
7 0
—
5 5
Bridgewater
.. Barnstaple
64
5
2 40
—
10 54
a m
3 10
pm
11 20
—
Bridgewater
.. Exeter
46
2
2 45
8 25
5 20
10 15
Bridport
.. Taunton
33
2
7 5
10 45
2 0
5 42
—
Brighton
.. Southampton
60
6
10 0
—
4 33
pm
10 0
a m
4 33
—
Bristol
.. Birmingham
86
2
3 7
p ra
9 55
12 34
a m
7 23
a m
Bristol
.. Birmingham
86
2
4 42
11 40
3 0
—
9 43
—
Bristol
.. Exeter
77
2
10 SO
a m
4 59
7 50
—
2 19
p m
Bristol
.. Hereford
52
4
3 30
pm
9 48
. .
6 0
—
12 18
Bristol
.. Pembroke
151
7
6 0
a m
11 29
12 0 mdnt
5 59
Cambridge
.. Holbach
58
0
2 0
—
9 27
a m
4 30
pm
11 57
—
Canterburv
.. Deal
18
0
4 0
—
7 0
6 30
9 30
Carlisle
.. Glasgow
94
7
4 32
1 32
p m
8 45
a m
5 45
—
Cai-lisle
.. Glasgow
94
7
3 50
pm
1 21
a m
11 45
pm
9 15
a m
Carlisle
.. Dumfries
33
5
3 50
7 13
pra
5 45
a m
S 0
Carlisle
.. Whitehaven
42
6
10 3
a m
2 22
—
9 45
—
3 4
pm
Carmarthen
.. Cardigan
29
0
5 15
■
10 15
a m
3 15
pm
8 30
Carnarvon
.. Tanybwlch
27
0
2 49
p m
7 7
p m
5 45
a m
10 3
a m
Cheltenham
.. Abervstwith
116
7
3 0
am! 4 26
7 0
8 41
pm
Cheltenham
.. Bath'
48
6
7 0
12 34
12 41
p m
6 30
Chester
.. Cai-narvon
76
0
6 0
—
2 19
10 41
a m
7 0
Chesterfield
.. Buxton
24
0
5 30
8 30
a m
4 30
p m
6 30
Chippenham
.. Devizes
13
7
5 0
.
6 30
a m
8 30
—
10 0
—
Chipping Norton
.. Birmingham
45
0
4 50
10 51
—
3 15
—
9 16
—
Cirencester
.. Gloucester
24
3
2 5
p m
5 5
p m
6 20
a m
9 15
a m
Cirencester
.. Gloucester
24
3
12 36
am' 3 44
a m
10 30
pm
1 17
Coventry
,. Warwick
12
4
1 45
pm 3 16
p m
6 59
a m
8 30
—
Crewe
.. Holyhead
106
2
5 16
— 1 4 32
a m
5 43
pm
5 15
Devizes
,. Salisbury
26
0
8 0
am; 11 40
—
3 30
7 10
p m
Devonport
.. Launceston
29
0
1 30
pm
5 6
pm
8 54
a m
12 30
—
Doncaster
.. Leeds
27
3
1 30
4 31
■
7 45
—
10 46
a m
Dorchester
.. Weymouth
8
0
7 15
am! 8 15
a m
5 45
p m
6 45
pm
Dumfries
.. Portpatrick
85
2
7 44
p m 1 5 52
pm
7 15
—
5 23
a m
Exeter
... Barnstable
50
4
8 30
amj 2 45
11 20
a m
5 35
p m
Exeter
.. Dartmouth
39
4
8 30
pm 1 48
12 10
p m
5 58
—
Exeter
.. Devonport
49
7
5 29
— 10 59
6 0
—
11 35
—
Exeter
.. Falmouth
98
5
5 30
a m
5 37
a m
7 4
—
7 15
a m
Fraserburgh
.. Burness
21
6
6 45
9 45
9 50
am
12 50
pm
Fraserburgh
. . Burness
21
6
5 0
pm
8 0
pm
9 10
pm
12 10
Gainsborough
.. Sheffield
33
0
3 38
a m
7 48
5 30
a m
9 40
am
Glasgow
.. Chepstow
66
0
1 0
pm
8 30
—
1 10
—
8 40
—
Gloucester
28
0
4 15
—
7 30
—
4 20
pm
8 0
pm
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
327
CROSS ROAD MAILS— CufltoiJierf.
1 starts f
rom
Arrives at
Jistance 1 place in
first
Arrives at
Sets out
on i
place in
first
s. 1
column
at
destination at
return at 1
column at
m. fg
111
li. m.
h. m.
1
1
li. m.
Gloucester
and Carmarthen
112
7
4 0.
a m
3 45
pm
8 10
a m
7 30
pm
Grantham
... Nottingham
24
0
8 0
— .
10 54
—
1 45
P ™
4 39
-^
Grantham
... Yarmouth
124
1
6 0
p m
8 30
4 30
—
6 55
a m
Hereford
... Brecon
37
0
8 0
a m
12 50
p m
10 30
a m
3 20
p m
Hereford
... Shrewsbury
52
7
6 0
—
11 49
a m
3 0
p m
8 49
— ■
Hull
... Hornsea
18
0
9 30
—
12 10
—
1 20
—
4 0
—
Hull
... Patrington j
16
0
9 30
—
11 55
—
1 45
—
4 0
—
Hull
... Scarborough ,
52
1
9 30
—
3 26
p m
10 4
a m
4 0
—
Kendal
... Whitehaven
58
3
11 0
—
6 17
—
6 45
""*
2 2
—
Kingsbridge
... Totness
13
1
10 0
11 41
a m
12 0
noon
1 41
—
Lancaster
... Carlisle
66
3
8 20
—
3 10
p m
10 3
a m
4 52
—
Lancaster
... Carlisle
66
3
9 11
p m
4 2
a m
6 30
p m
1 27
am
Lancaster
... Settle
25
0
8 20
a m
11 55
—
1 10
—
4 45
pm
Lancaster
... Ulverstone
37
0
8 30
. .
1 30
p ni
11 45
a m
4 45
— '
Leeds
... Skipton
29
4
7 30
11 19
a m
2 20
pm
6 9
—
Liverpool
... Southport
22
0
8 0
—
10 50
—
3 0
5 50
—
Llanelly
... Swansea
11
0
5 30
-„
7 10
. .
4 30
—
6 5
—
Louth
... Grimsby
16
0
12 15
p m
2 15
p m
10 0
a m
12 0
noon
Manchester
... Glossop
15
0
7 15
a m
9 15
am
3 45
pm
5 45
pm
Manchester
... Skipton
42
2
7 15
12 50
p m
12 30
—
6 5
—
Manchester
... Staleybridge
7
0
4 30
p m
5 30
_
9 0
—
10 0
—
Newport
... Abergavenny
22
4
2 15
—
5 30
7 45
a m
11 0
a. w
Nottingham
... I^incoln
37
0
4 45
a m
9 4
a m
4 0
13 m
8 19
pm
Northallerton
. . . Guisborough
25
0
9 25
12 48
p m
12 7
3 30
!T7-
Norwich
. . . Cromer
22
6
9 30
12 30
1 40
—
4 40
__
Norwich
. . . Yarmouth
23
3
9 30
12 20
1 45
4 35
Oxford
... Cheltenham
41
2
12 45
5 55
a m
7 50
1 0
a m
Oxford
... Cheltenham
41
2
1 15
pm
6 25
p m
7 30
a m
12 40
pm
Oxford
... Steventon
10
4
1 15
a m
2 30
a m
3 30
4 45
a m
Oxford
Steventon
10
4
9 30
., ,
10 45
12 30
p m
1 45
pm
Oxford
... Steventon
10
4
9 15
p m
10 30
p m
11 15
—
12 30
a m
Pei'th
... Inverness
117
0
10 36
a m
12 39
a m
1 57
a m
4 0
pm
Portsmouth
... Bristol
98
2
8 15
p m
8 53
__
4 50
pm
5 31
a m
Shrewsbury
... Aberystwith
74
2
7 15
a m
4 45
pm
8 0
a m
5 30
p m
Shrewsbury
... Chester
40
1
6 30
10 44
a m
7 30
pm
11 50
■ —
Southampton
... Exeter
109
7
12 20
—
12 35
p m
1 0
—
1 29
a m
Southampton
... Lymington
18
0
6 30
8 36
a m
5 30
—
7 36
pm
Southampton
... Portsmouth
17
4
1 50
p m
4 12
p m
7 5
a m
9 27
a m
Stilton
... Doncaster
87
2
3 56
a m
1 23
.
11 20
9 35
pm
Stranraei'
... Newton Stewt.
56
1
10 0
.
4 55
7 30
2 39
__
Stroud
... Bristol
32
1
5 30
—
9 51
a m
4 24
pm
8 45
Swansea
... Merthyr
32
2
8 20
12 50
p ra
2 45
7 20
Taunton
... Sidmouth
27
0
2 0
pm
5 30
pm
7 15
a m
10 45
a m
Truro
... Penzance
28
0
4 45
a m
8 45
a m
3 45
pm
7 45
p m
Welchpool
... Newtown
14
0
10 0
11 35
1 30
3 5
_
Wolverhampt
an ... Bridgenorth
15
0
6 0
—
8 0
6 0
—
8 0
Wolverton
... Banbury
27
5.
12 0
noon
3 39
p m
7 0
a m
10 39
a m
Worcester
... Leominster
26
2
7 30
a m
10 25
a m
3 45
pm
6 40
pm
Worcester
... Upton on Sevn.
10
0
7 0
8 30
5 0
. .
6 30
_^
York
.. Ripon
24
0
7 30
10 8
—
3 0
5 38
^
York
... Scarborough
40
0
7 50
—
12 16
pm
1 0
p m
5 26
—
528
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
IRELAND
The
Distance is
in Irish miles.
Starts from
Arrives at
Distance
place in first
Arrives at
Starts on
place in iirst
column at
destination at
return at
column at
h . m .
h. m.
h. m.
h. m.
Dublin
and Belfast
80
' 8 30 m.
8 20 a.
6 10 m.
6 0 a.
Dublin
... Belfast
80
9 0 a.
8 30 m.
6 30 a.
6 0 m.
Dublin
... Derry
113
9 0 a.
2 0 a.
2 0 a.
7 0 m.
Dublin
... Cork
126
9 0 a.
4 15 a.
11 0 m.
7 0 m.
Dublin
Cork
133
11 0 m.
8 0 m.
6 30 a.
3 30 a.
Dublin
Waterford
80
9 0 a.
9^ 0 m.
6 0 a.
6 0 m.
Dublin
Wexford
74
9 0 a.
9 0 m.
6 0 a.
6 0 m.
Dublin
Inniskillen
80
9 0 a.
9 0 m.
6 0 a.
6 0 m.
Dublin
Limerick
94
9 0 a.
9 33 m.
6 0 a.
6 33 m.
Dublin
Kilkenny
69
i 8 30 m.
5 45 a.
8 30 m.
5 45 a. '
Dublin
... Gal way
105
9 0 a.
11 46 m.
4 14 a.
7 0 m.
Dublin
... Sligo
104
9 0 a.
11 55 m.
4 5 a.
7 0 m.
CROS
S ROAD MAIL«.
starts from
Arrives at
Distance
place in first
Arrives at
starts on
place in first
column at
destination at
return at
column at
1). m.
h. m.
h. m.
h. m.
Ballinasloe
and West Port
62
7 30 m.
4 30 a.
11 25 m.
8 25 a.
Belfast
... Derrv
70
2 0 a.
1 15 m.
8 0 a.
8 0 m.
Belfast
... Enniskillen
73
6 40 a.
7 45 m.
6 30 a.
7 20 m.
Belfast
... Larne
18
9 0 m.
12 15 a.
2 45 a.
6 0 a.
Cork
... Bantry
32
4 0 m.
8 25 a.
7 25 m.
12 0 noon
Cork
Cloughnakilty
56
8 20 m.
5 0 a.
6 20 m.
3 15 a.
Cork
... Kinsale
15
3 45 a.
6 0 a.
9 46 m.
12 0 noon
Cork
Tralle
64
8 30 m.
5 0 a.
6 30 m.
3 0 a.
Derry
... Sligo
68
9 0 m.
8 45 a.
7 0 ra.
6 45 a.
Enniskillen
... Ballyshannon
21
9 15 m.
10 a.
1 50 a.
5 40 a.
Galway
... Limerick
52
9 50 m.
5 30 a.
9 45 m.
5 30 a.
Gal way
... Tuam
16
7 38 m.
10 45 a.
5 0 a.
8 0 a.
Limerick
... Cork
51
10 0 ra.
5 30 a.
9 50 m.
5 20 a.
Limerick
... Tralle
49
10 0 m.
5 25 a.
10 0 m.
5 25 a.
Newry
.. Duugannon
26
4 30 m.
8 30 m.
U oO a.
10 30 a.
Sligo
... Castlebar
46
10 45 m.
6 20 a.
9 35 ra.
5 10 a.
Waterford '
... Cork
64
9 30 m.
9 12 a.
5 48 ra.
5 30 a.
Waterford
... Limerick
60
8 0 a.
5 30 m.
8 0 a.
5 30 m.
Waterford
... Wexford
29
8 10 m.
1 40 a.
2 30 a.
7 24 a.
COACH OFFICES.
Croall's, 4 and 10 Princes street, and 22,
Waterloo Place.
McGregor's, 177 High street.
Melrose, 122 High street.
Piper's, Black Bull, and 12 Princes street.
Sji art's, 195 High street.
Steel's, 2 and 4 Princes street.
Taylor & Co., 1 North Bridge.
ROYAL MAIL-COACHES.
I Starts Arrives at
From Edin. Destia;iti(!ii.
Aberdeen, Croall, via Cupar & Dundee.
Dumfries, Piper's, via Noolehouse and Moflat.
Glasgow, morning, per Railway.
Glasgow, afcernoon, per Railway,
Glasgow, night, ride, via Uphall and Bathgate.
London, morning, Piper's, via Hawick, Lang-
holm, Carlisle, Kendal, and Lancaster.
London, Piper's, via Berwick, Alnwick, New-
castle, and Darlington.
London, night. Piper's, via Hawick, Langholm,
Carlisle, Kendal, and Lincaster.
North, Piper's, via Pertli and Dundee, to Aber-
deen.
Perth, Piper'?, via Queens erry and Knros',
thence to Inverneas and Tiiursu.
5-30 m.
7 0 m-
7-40 m.
2-40 a.
9-30 a.
7-55 m.
10-15 a.
10-30 a.
4-3 a.
5 30 m.
o - o a.
3 - 0 .1.
10-I5m.
b-25 a.
3.20 m.
1-0 a.
5 30 m.
5 30 m.
6-25 m.
9-lG m.
1 star! sou
Arrives at
' Rnttirn.
Rrii..t.invti
I 5-0 m.
4-33 a.
(i-O m.
2 Oa.
12-30 a.
2-55 a.
Nu Return
Mail from
Glas
gow.
10-30 a.
4-20 ni.
9.0 m.
2-20 a.
8-0 a.
1-30 n\
ii-O a.
143u..
3-0 a.
5-:i0 m.
4 '.iO
9-16 a.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
329
STAGE COACH ROUTES.
Aberdeen, Piper, Croall's, via Perth.
Anstrutheu, Croall's, Tues. Tliurs. & Sat.
Berwick, Piper's, via Haddington and Dunbar
Carlisle & Lancaster, Croall's,
Dalkeith Hailway Coich, See Adv.
Croall's, at 9. 10, 11, & 12 ni., 2, 4, C, & 8 a
Hill's Cruss-Keys Inn, Dalkeith.
Darlington, Piper's «nJ CroaU's, at
Dunfermline, Piper's, vii Queenst'erry.
Piper's, via Queensf'erry.
Dumfries, CroaU's, via Biir«;ar and Ttiornliill.
Dunbar, do. via Haddington.
Steel, IM'Gregor, & Smart, via Haddington.
Dundee, Croall's, via Pettycur and Cupar.
Croall's. via Cupar Fife,
DuNSE, Taylor and Co.
FisHERROW Railway Coach, See Adv.
Glasgow, Croall's, via Upliall and Airdrie, and ^
MidcaUler, M'hiiburn, and Sliotts j
Haddington, Croall's, via Tranent,
CroaU's, via Tranent.
. Sieel, M'Gregor, and Smart,
Steel, do. do.
Hamilton, Croall's, daily^
Hawick, Piper, Croall's, via Galashiels & Selkirk,
Innerleithen, Croall's,
.Jedburgh, Croali & Scott, Tues. Thurs. &Sat.
at I before 2 p.m.
Kelso, Taylor and Co.'s,
Mon. Wed. ifc Fii., at ^ beftire 2 p.m.
Lanark, Croall's, daily (winter at 9,Tu. Th.&Sa.)
f
I
Lasswade, M'Gr.gor's and Smart's, A
Linton, IM'Gre^or's and Smart's,
liEiTH, High St. & Princes St. froiTi !)-30m.to 9-30a.
, Railway Coach, Edin. & Dalkeith, See Adv.
BIelrose, Croall's & Scott's. Alon. Wed. & Kri.
Midcalder, King's StabLs, Mon. Wed. & Sa.
Musselburgh, Cr all's, tmrn 10 m. to 8 a.
Omnihu.sLS, fr. 122 High St. and 1 Princes St.
! Railway Coach, Edin. &, Dalkeith, See Adv.
f Newcastle, Piper's, via Berwick and Alnwick,
Piper's and Croall's, via Kelso,
do. via J\Llrose,
NEwiNGTONOmnibiues, 10m. to9a., hours various
North Berwick, CroaU's,
Newhaven, CroaU's, to answer t:ie arrival and
PoRTOBELLO. Forsyth's, Cn. all's, tr. 10 m. to 9 a.
, Railway Coach, Edin. & Dalkeith, See Adv.
Peebles. CroaU's,
Perth, Piper's, »ia Queensferry and Kinross,
Piper's, via Kiikcaldy and Auchiermuchiy,
via Kirkcaldy, Newburgh, & Bridge of Earn,
Prestonpans, CroaU's,
Railway Depot, St Leonards, See Adv.
Stockbridge Omnibuses, 9-30 tn. to 8-30 a.,
hours various.
St Andrew's, Piper's, via Kirkcaldy, Lever,
Colinsburgh, and Anstruther,
__ M'Gregoi's and Smart's, Mon. Wed. and Fri
* Carlisle coaches are in connexion with the R^illway.
Newcastle coaches are in Intinsdiaie connexion with coaches on to Carlington.
StHrts
Arrives at
Starts on
fi'Bin Kdin.
^ « 0 m7'^
Destiuatioii.
Return.
9 0 a.
6 0 m.
10 0 m.
3 Oa.
8 0 ra.
2 Oh.
« 20 a.
8 Om.
0 45 m.
12 3d m.
« Oa.
12 m.; 2,
, C, and
8 0 a.
7 0 w.
1 30 a
8 0 m.
7 4.') m.
'0 30 in.
7 30 m.
7 45 a.
6 .30 a.
4 0 a.
8 0 m.
5 0 a.
9 0 m.
4 0 a.
7 Oa.
7 0 m.
3 55 a.
7 15 a.
7 0 m.
10 0 m.
4 Oa.
10 0 m.
1 30 a.
7 0 a.
7 0 m.
10 0 m.
4 Oa.
8 0 in.
12 30 m.
5 30 a.
12 30 m.
10 Om.
12 0 m.
3 0 a.
3 .30 a.
5 30 a.
8 0 m.
9 45 m.
12 0 m.
3 0 a.
3 0 a.
5 45 a.
8 0 m.
12 30 m.
4 30 a.
1 30 m.
7 15 m.
12 0 m.
1 Oa.
8 30 m.
1 Oa.
7 0 m.
8 0 m.
2 0 a.
7 Om.
8 0 u:.
2 0 a.
8 0 m.
7 0 m.
11 0 m.
4 0 a.
10 30 m.
11 30 m.
2 0 a.
4 0 a.
5 0 a.
C 30 a.
4 0 a.
5 0 a.
fi 30 a.
S Oa.
9 0 a.
9 0 m.
3 30 a.
C 15 a.
8 0 m.
every ^ of an
hour.
ever) ^ of an
12 0 m.
4 .30 a.
9 0 m.
4 0 a.
9 0 a.
8 Om.
every hour.
everv hdur.
every hour.
10 30 m.
1 30 a.
3 30 a.
7 Om.
7 45 a.
8 0 ni.
7 0 m.
7 Oa.
8 0 ni.
7 Om.
7 0 a.
8 0 m.
4 0 a.
7 0 a.
7 0 m.
de] arture
of the
sieamers.
every hour
in winter.
and every .^
8 30 m.
11 30 a.
8 30 m.
11 0 m.
4 G a.
9 30 n,.
1 30 a.
8 0 a.
7 0 m.
4 30 a.
9 0 a.
9 0 m.
4 Oa.
5 0 a.
8 45 m.
5 30 m.
2 Oa.
4 0 a.
1 Oa.
5 0 a.
7 Om.
Arrlv i
at K.nii.
8 Oa.
1 30 a.
2 30 ...
2 0 a.
8 0 .
10 0 M .
6 30 >,.
(• 31) II.
10 0 ui.
11 0 m.
4 1 5 a.
1 :!() a.
2 0 a.
5 3,1 a.
6 0 a.
10 Om,
5 0 a.
10 15 m.
5 30 a.
6 :jo a.
1 1 :i;) m.
12 :!0 s.
2 0 a.
8 0 a.
(> Oa.
7 :]0a.
7 30 a.
l(t 0 III.
11 0 m.
hour.
1 :'o a.
8 0 m.
everv hiiui.
& 7 30 a.
8 :«) H.
0 0 a.
8 0 a.
10 0 m.
ho. in sum.
11 30 m.
2 30 a.
1 30 a.
1 30 a.
lO 0 m.
10 0 a
•-' 0 u.
'SO
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
RATES OF PORTERAGE.
The following are some of the principal Rates of Porterage.
Every cart of coals not exceeding 12 cwt. to
a house or cellar entering from the street or close,
(I- to first story up or down stairs, . 4d.
Every succeeding story after the first, aildi»
tii.nal, ...... Id.
Or if up or down a clnse, beyond the front land,
tit any part within the close additional, . Id-
Every cart of coals not exceeding 16 cwt. to a
liouse or cellar entering fronn th« stieet or close,
or to first story up or down stairs, . O'i.
Every succeeding story afti-r the first, addi-
tional, . . . • • . H"^'
Or if up or down a close beyond the front land,
additional, ..... J 5".
Every cart of coals not exceeding 20 cwt. to a
house or cellar entering from the street or clnse,
Of to first story up or down stairs, . 6d.
Every succeeding story after the first, addi-
tional, . . . . . . 2d.
Or if up or down a close beyond a front land,
additional, ...... 2d,
English coals in bags not e.xceeding 2 cwt- to a
house or cellar enterini; fiom the street or close, or
tirst story up or down stai;s, for each bag, 2d.
Every succeeding story after the first, f 1 r each
bag additional, ..... 0:jd.
Every bae carried down the close, adiii>
tional, ...... V4U.
Coals carried from a cellar to a -house of any
height of stair, for a burden of Ji cwt. Hd.
Porters to be obliged to build the coals for an
additional allowance for each cart of 12 cwt., Id.
And for carts of 16 and 20 cwt. • l^d.
English or small coals not in bags, for every cart
of 12 cwt 6d.
And for greater quantities or distance, in pro-
portion to the table for Scotch coals.
For any message, box, or burden of ^ cwt. or un-
der, or one dozen of liquor, (rom the 'I'ron Church
to Princes street eastward of South and North St
Andrew street, also Register street, also Shak-
speare square, Nether Bow, Drummond and
College streets, Surgeons' Hall, W«igh«house, or
the like distance, ... . od.
And for a full burden, . . . 4id.
From the Tron Church, for any message, box,
or burden, i^ cwt. or under, or one dozen or liquor,
to Princes street. Queen street, and cross ^treets
east of South and North Hanover streets, and in-
cluding these streets, York place. Elder street,
Black Bull, St John's Cross, Canongatc, Nicol.son
square and street, to "West Nicolson -tree'. North
atid West Richmond streets, and in(;luding these
streets andCandlemaker row, Grassmarket, Castle-
hill, or the like distance, . . . 4d.
And for a full burde^, ■ • . Gd.
To a greater distance, such as Princes and
Queen strtets, with the cross streets cast of South
and North Castle streets, and including these
streets, Baxter's Buildings, Pin!»rdy place. Forth
street. Abbey, East and South Richmond streets,
George square, or the like distance, , 6d.
And for a full burders, . . . 8d.
Allowance for empty bottles returned, if picked,
sizeable, and free of faults, per dozen, for all dis-
tances as stated in these Regulatinns, . Id.
For a burden to or from Leitb to York place.
Princes street, east of St Andrew street, *or the
like distance, . . . . . Is. "Id.
For ditto to or from ditti; to Princes and Queen
streets, eastward of Hanover street, Tron Church,
or the like distances, . . . ] s. 6d.
For ditto to or from ditto to Princes and Queea
streets, with the cross streets eastward of Castle
street, south side of Nicolson street, Geoi'ge squiire,
Castlehill, Ramsay Garden, Grassmarket, or the
like distance, . . . . . Is. 8d.
Goods or furniture drawn by a hurley to the ex-
tent of two hundred weight, to be paid at the rate
of a full burden and a half.
And if exceeding three hundred weight, to be
paid at the rate of two full burdens, in proportion to
distance.
Furniture carried on a machine by two men,
with poles, to pay at the rate of three times the
allowance for a full burden as before mentioned.
For loading or unloading a single cart of furni-
ture, and including carriage from or to a house
one story up or down stair, . . Is. 6(1,
For ditto if above otie story, . . 2s.
Porteratie of a puncheon of spirits, a pipe or
butt of wine, to or irom a cellar or vault. Is.
Porterage of a .single hoashead, . . Gd.
Porterage of a hogshead of sugar to a shop,
cellar, or warehouse, .... 8d.
Porterage of a hogshead of sugar carried in bags
into a shop, . . . . . » Is.
For carrying merchants' burdens, and bringing
them back, to be allowed full fare going, and one
half more returning, at the rate of a half or full
burden, as specified above.
None of the above regulations to apply to car-
riers' porters for small parcels or open oriiers, for
which one penny or twopence to be charged ac-
cording to distance.
Time.
Porters employed upon time by previous en-
gagement to be allowprt as follows, viz.
If engaged by the hour, for every hour, 6d.
Porters engaged for a day, . . 3s.
For every half hour detained, • . 3d.
Or according to the agreement of parties.
CONVEYANCE DIKECTORY.
331
PACKET VESSELS FROM LEITH.
To Time. Agent and Office in Leith.
Ab«rde«q Once h week. George Mathiesoii, 3, Wet docks.
Alloa Weil. & Sat. Steam Tovviti? Company, opposite Custom House.
.^nstruther, .... Tucs. & Frid. Masters of Vess»-ls.
Arbruftlbj Once in ten days. John Ef;go, 2, Wet docks.
IJanlf, Once a fortnight. \V'illiain Lainj;, foot ot Shore.
Once a week. A. & G. Slenhouse, Wet Ducks.
T> rwick, Once a week. William Laing, foot of Shore, & A. & G. StenLouse, Wet
Docks.
Dundee & Perth, . . Wed. & Sal. Davirl Smith, 2, Dock place.
Dysart, ...... Mon.Weii. «& Fri. Masters of Vessels.
Mambutg & Rotterdam, Once a fortniijht. George Gibson, Wet Docks.
Helmsdale & Little Ferry, Once in 3 weeks. John Eggo, 2, Wet Docks.
Hull, ". Once a week. A. B. Mabon, 80, Shore.
Inverness, Once in ten days. J. Sanders, 28, Cimstitution Street.
D(^ Every Sattir.liiy. William Laing, toot of Shove.
Kirkcaldy, Daily. No. 1, Shore.
Kirkwall, Once a-montli. Latigskill, 44, Bernard Street.
Lerwick, Once a month. Masters of Vessels.
l.Hven, Once a week. Ddvid Alison, 22, Bernard Stieet.
Liverpool, Every Saturday. John Machattie, Wet Docks.
....... Every Saturday. John Davidson & Co. agents, Davidson's wharf, Sherriflfbfae.
London, Every Saturday. Thomson & Watt, 71, Shore.
J^ Wed.'&Sat. Archibald Ritchie, 67, Shore.
Every Wed. Thos. Dowie, 45, Shore.
Mimtrose, Once a week John Eggo, 2, Wet docks.
Newcastle, Once in ten days J. Wishart & Son, 21, Queen Street.
r<<erhead, do. do. A. & G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks.
Stirling, .... . Twice a week. A. Ferguson, 2, Dock place.
^t<)nebaven . . . • . Once a week. John Eggo, 2, Wet Docks. "■
Thurso, . . s . . . Once a fortnight. D. Smith, 2, Dock place.
Wick, Once a fortnight. A. & G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks, and D. Smith Dock place.
STEAM VESSELS FROM LEITH.
To
Aberdeen, .
Anstruther .
Alloa. . .
Berwick, .
Dundee, .
Dysart,
Hull, , .
verness, .
Kirkwall, .
Largo, .
Lerwick, .
Leven, .
London,
Montrose, .
Newcastle,
Stirling, &c.,
Wick, &c.,
The Hours of Departure refer to the Summer Hours.
Time. Office or Agent.
Tues. Wed. Frid. and Sat. at 6 m. 27 Prince's St., and Wet docks, from Granton
Twice a week. ..... No. 1, Shore
Wednesday and Saturday. . John Eggo, Wet Docks
Friday, at 8 m 22, Waterloo place, and Wm. Laing, foot of Shore
_ . ^ J Duty bouse, North Bridge, 203, High st.. Captain
-' ( Bain, Granton, and Wm. M'William, Newbaven
Three times a-day Duty house, and Chain pier
Wednesday and Saturday. . . 1, Prince's Street, and 44, Bernard Street
Tuesday at 6 m 27, Prince's street, and 3, Wet docks
.See Wick.
See Dysart.
See Wick.
See Dysart.
Sats. & every alternate Wed. 21, Waterloo place, and 14, Shore
Saturdays, Ditto do. 20, Princes Street, and 45, Shore
Wednesday and Saturday . . 22, Waterloo place, and Wm. Laing, foot of Shore
Wednesday m. and Saturday. . 22, Waterloo place, and Wm. Laing, foot of -Shore
Twice a day at low water. . Duty bouse, North Bridge
Friday, at 6 m 26, Prince's Street, and 3 Wet docks
332
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
STEAM VESSELS FROM GLASGOW.
Hout
To
ArJffissati, Largs, &c
B.^irast
Bristol) via Dublin,
Campbeltown,
Cork, ....
Dublin, ....
Greenock and Port Glasgow,
Inverary, ....
Inverness, Oban,& Fort- William,
Islay, ....
Kilmun, by Gnurock & Duiioon,
Largs ami Millport,
Lochyilpheafi,
Liverpool,
Londonderry and Port Rush,
Oban, Skye, &o.,
Islay, Oban, Tobermory, &
Portree,
Sligo,
Tarbert, via Greenock, Gourock,
Dunoon, Rothesay, &c.
Stranraer,
N.B.— Belfast, Bristol, Cork,
before high-water.
■6' of Departure refer to the
Time.
dally
Mou. Wed. & Frid.,
Tuesday and Friday,
Four times a week,
Tuesday,
Tuesday and Friday,
Daily,
Wed. and Sat. at 6 m.,
Monday and Thursday,
Tups. «& Thurs., at G m.
Daily,
Daily, 2 a.
Dailv,
Daily,
Mon. Wed. & Frid.,
See Inverness.
Summer Season.
Office or Agent.
240, Broomielaw^.
9, Buchanan st., and 15, Jamaica st.
101, Union street, 43, Buchanan street.
7 & 21. Anderston quay.
101, Union street, 43 Buchanan street.
101, Union street, 43, Buidiaiiau street.
126, BroDinielavv, and 4, Yoik Street
Castle Steam Pt. Ofifice, 25, Anderston qu ly.
15, Jamaica St., and 9. Buchanan St.
Castle Steam Packet Office.
1 5, Jamaica '■t.
Steam-biiat Wharf [25, Anderston q'lay
15, Jamaica St., & Castle Steam Packet Otii-f.
15, Jamaica st., 9, Buchanan st , & 16> S'.
7, Anderston Quay. [Enoch's >Sq.
Monday, 15, Jamaica street
Once a fortnight. 7, Anderston quay.
9 .30 m. & 1 4 a.
Daily, at 6 m.,
Friday morning,
Dublin, Inverness, Liverpool, and Londonderry, &c., sail about 3 hou
Castle Stearn Pt. Office, 25, Anderston qu ly.
101. Union Street.
HACKNEY COACH FARES.
Distance.
For any ilistance not e.vcepding three
quarters of a mile, . . L.O
^^—^——^— a mile, . . 0
— . a mile and a half, 0
two miles, . 0
two miles and a half, 0
1
0
1
C
2
0
3
0
4
0
For atiy distance not exceeding three
miles, ..... L.O
•^— — threemilesandahalf, 0
— — — — ^.^ four miles, . 0
———^— four miles and a half, 0
■ five miles, . 0
Time.
For an airing into the country and back, either by
the same or a diifiirent road, at the rate of Three
Shillings and Sixpence an hour.
For time spent within the City <ir Suburbs, for any
period notexceeding half an hour, Ocie Shilling;
and Si.vpence for each subsequent quarter of an
hour. The fares to be chait;*-'! piiher by distance
or time, in the option of the C lachmau ; but not
by both.
Half fares in returning by the same Coach, when
the charge is by distance. Tolls in addition. No
King's duty chi;rgcable.
For Coaches brought from a Stand further than
the nearest, Sixpence extra.
From (leven to twelve at night, fare and a quar-
ter; from twelve night touoe morning, fare and a
half; from one to six A.M. dnulde fare. No adili-
tional fare to and from the Theatre.
No adiiitional fai'e at night to and from the .'^^-
sembly Rooms before twelve.
If a Carriage be detained more than ten miiniUi
at taking up or setting down, a charge for tlaic in
addition to distance to be made.
No additional charge to be made on Sundays,
whether the Carriages be taken from the Stam-es
or the Stable, unless when taken beyond the Par-
liamentary Bounds.
Cab and One-horse Coach fares, two-thirds of
the Hackney Coach fares, both as to distance ai>d
time.
Council Chamber,
Edinburgh, 1st January 1838.
CONVEYANCE DIHECTORY.
333
CARKIERS FROM EDINBURGH
TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL PLACES IN SCOTLAND AND PART OF ENGLAND.
CARRIERS INNS AND
?> Cristo street, (George Inn,) W. Anderson I
"•4 Urisio street, (Wool Pack Inn,) A. Clark |
4'.) Candlemaker row, Adam Landtlls
1 I Candlemaker row, John Hargreaves
II Candlemaker row, .Inmes I\Iachell
.'4 Candlemaker row, (Harrow Inn,) David I\IofFat
17 South back of ('anonj:ate, J. Johnston
I'O South back of Canongnie, Alex. Dods
2 • Cowgate, A. Drunimnnd
14 Grassmarket, John Smith
20 Grassmarket, Alex. Gladstone
2(1 Grassmarket, George Sommerville
()/' Grassmarket, Mrs Wight
RECEIVIN«-HOUSES.
32 Grassmarket, (White Hart Inn,) W. Haddow
77 Grassmarket, lames Granger
100 Grassmarket, William Sharp
123 Grassmarketj Dugald Green
177 High street, John I\I'Gregor
195 High street, Mrs Smart
209 High street, David M'Fee
1 King's Stables, Thos. M'Murtiie
54 Lothian street, J. and P. Cameron
3 Merchant street, John Stevinson
1 North Bridge, Taylor & Co.
3 Railway, E. and G., Howey & Co.
Aberdeen, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
. 195 High St. .laily, 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sai. 1 a.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 ni.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 3 a.
.\berdour, 209 High st. Wed. and Sat. I a.
195 High St. Wed. and Sat. 12 noon
Aoerfeldy, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
. 195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. !Sl. W. F. 9 m.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
123 Grassm. Thur. 3 a.
67 Grassm. Fri. 11 m.
.vberlady, 3 IMerchant st. Wed. 12 noon
20 so. b. Cancng. Tu. Th. Sa. 11m. 12 noon
Aberm thy, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p^ge 405
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
07 Grassm. Fri. 11 m.
195 High St. daily. 9 m
Abington, 26 Grassm. Wed. 3 a.
Airdrie, 32 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Friday, 1 a.
123 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 3 a.
Airth, 100 Grassm. daily, 4 a.
3 Merchant >t. daily, 5 a.
Allanton, 17 so. b. Canongate, Wed. 4 a.
Alloa, 3 Merchant st. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. daily, 12 noon, ^ a.
Alnwick, 20 sn. b. Canongate, Wed. 3 a,
3 Btisto St. M. W. F. 9 m.
Alyth, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
3 Merchant st. daily. 5 a.
67 Grassm. Friday, 11 m.
100 Gras'TH. M. W. F. 9 a.
123 Grassm. W.F. S, 3 a.
Amulree, J. and P. Cameron, see adv,, page 405
123 Grassnp. Thur. 3 a.
]i\Q Grassm. IM. ^^^ F. 9 m.
Ancrum, 54 Candlemaker row. Wed. 1 a.
14 Bristo St. Wed. 2 a.
20 Cowgate, Fri. 2 a.
Andrews, St., J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
209 High St. Thur. ^ a.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
Annan, 100 Grassm. Wed. 3 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. 6 a.
Anstrather, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
Arbroath, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 3 a.
Ardoch, 123 Grassm. Thur. 3 a.
100 Grassm. daily, ^ a., and Sat. 12 noon, 7 a.
3 ^Merchant st. daily, 5 a.
177 High St. Thur.' 6 a.
Athelstaneford, 17 so. b. Canong. Sat. 12 r.oon
•iuchinblae, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
Auchindinny, 100 Grassm. Tu. Fr. 1 a.
— — 14 Grassm. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 2 a.
Auchinleck, 100 Grassm. Tuesday, 12 noon
Auchttrarder, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p 405
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
Auchfermuchty, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
195 Higli St. daily, 9 m.
123 Gtassm. W. F. S. 3 a.
Auchtertoul, 1 North br. Wed. Sat, 12 nonn
Ayr, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Tuesday, 12 noon
Ayton. 100 Grassm. Wed. 8 a.
49 Cindleniaker rciv, Fri. 4 a.
334<
CONVEYANCE DIRECTOUV.
Ayton, 20 po. b. Canongate, Thur. 1 a.
— ^— 17 so. b. Canongate, Thur. 1 a.
Badenoch, J. and P. Cameron, ses adv., page 405
195 Hish St. daily, 0 m.
Balernn, 123 Grassm. Tu. Sa. 2 a.
20 Grassm. Tu. Sa. 2 a.
Balgonie. 17 so. b. Canongate, Wed. 1 a.
100 Gr:issm. Wed. 10 a.
Balgonie, 195 High St. Wed. Sit. 12 noon
BaniF, J. a'd P. Cameron, s^e adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 3 a.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
Bannockburn, 3 Jlerchant &t. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. daily, ^ a.
Bathgate, 32 Grassm. Tues. Fri. 2 a.
26 Grassm. Thur. 9 m
100 Grassm. Friday, 1 a.
123 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 3 a.
Beith, 3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Belfast, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
BeUord, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
Belhaven, 17 so. b. Canongate. W. 1 a.
20 so. b. Canongate, W. 1 a.
Bervir, J. and P. Cameron, see adv,. page 405
195 High St. daily. 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 3 a.
Berwick, North, 20 so. b. Caaoneate, Th. 12 noon
17 so. b. Canonj^ate, Tu. 12 num
. . 17 so. b. Canongate, W. 1 a.
100 Grassm. Wed. 10 m.
123 Grassm. Wed. 1 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
Berwick on Tweed, 20 so. b. Canongate, W. 3 a.
3 Bristo St. M, W. F. 9 m.
Biggar, 20, 26, and 32 Grassm. Wed. 12 noon
20 Grassm. Tu. 2 a.
54 Candiemaker row. Sat. 4 a. •
Birmingham, 3 Bristo st. lM. W. F. 9 m.
14 Candiemaker row, Mo. Th. 4 a.
Blackburn, (Scotland,) 100 Grassm.. Tu. 1 a.
26 Grassm. Tu. 1 a.
Blackburn, (Engl.). J. Hargreaves, see adv., p. 405
14 Candlsn)aker row, 31on. I'h. 4 a.
Bhiiradam, M. W. F. 9 ra.
Blair of Athull, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
195 High .St. dailv, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. K. 9 m.
67 Grassm. Fri. 11 m.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
209 High St. Wed. Sai. 1 a.
Blairgowrie. J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily. 9 ni.
100 Giassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
67 Grassm. Friday, 1 1 m.
. 209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Bolton, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
Bonnyrig, 14 Bristo,6t. dai.y, 2 a.
54 Candiemaker row, Sat. 12 noon
Bo'ness, 100, 123 Grassm. To. Fri. 1 and 8 a.
Boswell's, (Si) 54 Candiemaker row, W. F. 1 a,
20 Cowgate, Thur. 1 a.
3 AJerthanc st. Wed. 4 a.
14 Bristo St. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
Bow den, 3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
20 Cowgate, Wed. 12 noon
, 64 Candiemaker row, Wed. 1 a.
Braco, 177 High st. Thur. 6 a.
Braehead, 26 Grassm. Tuesday, 1 a.
Brechin, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p?ge 405
195 High St. dailv, 9 m.
100 Grassm. BI.W.F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W.F.S. 3 =».
Bridge of Earn, 100 Grassm. M-W.F. 9 m.
67 Grissm. Friday, 11m.
Brou^hton, 2G Grassm. Tuesday, 3 a.
Broxburn, 44 Grassm. W. S. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Friday. 1 a.
Buckhaven, 1 North br. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Burntisland, 209 High sf. Fr:day, 1 a.
Bury, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candiemaker row. Mon. Thur. 4 a.
Cairneyhill, 100 Grassm. Wed. 9 m.
Calder, Middle, 100 Grassm. Tu. Sat. 1 a.
Calder, West, 32 Grassm. Tu. Fii. 1 a.
__ 26 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 1 a.
100 Grassm. Tu. Sat. 1 a.
Callander, 100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
123 Grassm. Thur. 2 n.
3 iNiercha t st. daily, 5 a.
177 High St. Thur. 6 a.
Camhusnethan. 100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
Campbultown, 3 Railway, daily. 5 m. 2 a.
CarlisL-. 14 CandleiTiakL-r row, ISIo. Th. 4 a.
J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
3 Merchant st. Mo. Th. 3 a
14 Bristo St. Thur. 2 y.
Carlops, 20 Grassm. Sat. 1 a.
(Carluke, 20 Grassm. Tuesday, 12 nnon
26 Grassm. Tuesday, 2 a^
Ciinnichael. 32 Grassm. Tuesday, 1 a.
Cavniehill, 100 Grassm. Wid. 9 m.
Carnoustie. J. and P. Cameron, sec adv., p:ige 405
123 Grassm. W.F.S. 3 a.
Carnwatii, 32 Grassm. Tuesday, 1 a.
26 Grassm. Tu. 12 noon
Carrington, 54 Candiemaker low, Sat. 11 m.
14 Bristo SI. Sat. 2 a.
Carron, 100 Grassm. daily, 7 i;.
3 Merchant st. d lily, 5 a.
Carstairs, 26 Grassm. Tuesday, 12 neon
Castle- Douglas, 100 Gtassrei, Sat. G a.
3 Merchant St. Sa'. 3 a.
123 Giassm. W.d. Sat. (i
Catrine, 100 Grassm. Tuts. 12 nonn
C.llardyUts, 209 High st. Thur. ^ a.
Ceres, J. and P. Canieroo. see adv., page 405
— ^ 123 Giassm. \V. F. S. 1 a.
195 High St. daily 9 m.
Chance Inn, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 4il5
Chirnside, 20 C>nvaate, Wed. 4 a.
17 So. b. Can. Wed. 4- a.
Clackmannan, 3 Merchant st. Wed. 1 a.
' 100 Grassm. daily 5 a.
Cockburnspath, 17 Sc b. Can. Wed. 1 8.
Coldingham, 17 So. b. Can. Thur, 1 a.
100 Grassm. Wed. 8 a.
Coldstream, 3 Merchani st. Wed, 3 a.
3 Bristo St. M. W. F. 9 ni.
20 So. b. Can. Sat. 11 m.
40 Candlem- r. Fri. .3 a.
. 20 Cowgate, Wed. 1 a.
Colinsburgh, 209 High si. Thur. T a.
Comrie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405 m
3 MercbaiU St. Sat. 11 ni. ^^
195 High St. daily 9 m.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
)35
Comrip, 100 Grassni. iliiily 1 a.
177 High St. Thur. 6 a.
123 Grassra. Thur. 1 a.
Coulter, 32 Grassm. WeJ. 1 a.
Couper- Angus, 3 .Metchatu st. W. S. 12 nooti
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. W. S. 1 a.
G7 Grassm. Fri. 1 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
CJwdenburn, 20 Grassm. S^t. 12 noon
Trail, 209 High st. Thur. 7 a.
Crailing, 3 Blerrliant st. Tui-s. 12 noon
CrawTord, 20 & 32 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
Crawfortiiotin, 26 Grassm. Wed. 3 a.
Crichton, 3 ftlerchant st. Sat. 12 noon
49 Candlem. r. Sat. 12 noon
CriefF. .7. & P Cameron, see adv , page 403
123 Grassm. Thur. 1 a.
3 Merchant st. daily 12 noon
100 Grassno. daily 7 a.
123 Grassm. Thnr. 1 a.
195 High street, daily, 9 m.
Cromarty, .f. & P. C imeron, see adv., page 405
Culross, 100 Grassm. Thur. 12 noun
Cunibuland, .7. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlem- r. Mon. Thur. 4 a.
Cumnock, 100 Grassm. Tues 12 noon
123 Grassm. Thur. 7 a.
Cupar Fife, .7. jind P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High street, dailv, 9 ni.
209 High St. Th. 7 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Dalbeattie, 100 Grassm. Sat. 0 a.
123 Grassm. Sat. 6 a.
Dalkeith, 3 IMerchant st. 177, 195, 209 High st.
100 Grassm., 49 Candlem. i., a^d 20 Cowg.
daily, 4 a.
Dalraellingion, 100 Grassm. Tii. 12 noon
Dalrv. 3 Merchant st. Wed. 4 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. 2 :u
Darnick, 54 Candlem. r. daily 1 a.
14 Bristo St. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
Darsiemuir, J. & P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
Denholrc, 54 Candlerp. r. Wed. 12 noon
Denny, 100 Grassra. daily 7 a.
67 Grasstn. Wed. 5 a.
3 Merchant st. daily 5 a.
Dingwall, J. and P. Cameron, ste adv., page 405
195 High St. dailv 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
Dirletoi), 20 so. b. Can. Tues. Tb. 1 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
Dollar, 100 Grassm. S^t. 12 noon
3 Merchant st. dally 4 a.
D.otpbiugtiin, 14 Grassm Wed. 8 m.
Douglas, 20, and 32 Grassm. Tu. 12 noon I a.
Doune, 100 Grassm. daily 7 a.
123 Grassm. Tues. 2 a.
3 Merchant St. dailv 5 ».
177 High St. Thu. ti a.
Dublin, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
Dumbarton, 3 RHihvay, E. & G., daily 5 m. 2 z,
DuniliiHs, 100 Grasm'. Wed. Sdt. 6 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 6 a.
77 Grassm. Tues. 6 a.
3 Merchant st. Sat. 6 a.
Dunbar, 17 and 20 so. b. Can. Wed. 12 iiojn 1 a.
Dunblane, 100 Grassm. daily 7 a.
Dunblane, 0 Merchant St. daily, 5 a.
123 Grassm. Thur. 2 a.
177 High St. Thur. 6 a.
Dundee, J and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily 9 m.
100 Grassm. M- W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. W.d. S<f. 1 a.
.'5 Merchant st. Wed. 10 ro.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Dunfermline, 100 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 8 a.
Dunglas, 17 so. b, Canong. Wed. 1 a.
Dunkeld, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 4''5
195 High St. ilaily 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m .
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
: 67 Grassm. Fri. 5 a.
Dunmoi'P, 100 Grassm. W. 4 a.
Dun"'"?, J a'ld P- Cameron, see adv., page 405
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 a.
195 High St. daily 9 m.
Dunsp, 20 Cowgate, Wed. 4 a.
3 IMerchant st. Wed. 4 a.
49 Candlem. r. Fri. 4 a.
Dunsyre, 14 Grassm. Wed. 8 m.
Dysart, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
' I No. Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
209 Hi?h St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
177 High St. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
Earlst^ri, 49 Candl»in. r. Wed. 5 a.
20 Cowgate, Wed. 4 a.
Ecclefecban, 100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
123 Grassm, Wed. 6 a.
Eddlesion, 14 Bristo st. Wed. 2 a.
Elgin, .7. ;ind P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
—J- 123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Ely, 209 High st. Thurs. 7 a.
Errol, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High ^t. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
Ettrick, 3 Merchant st. Sat. 1 a.
54 Candlem. r. Wed. 12 noon
Eyemouth, 20 Cowgate, 17 S. b. Can. W. 1 a.
100 Grassm. Wed. 8 a.
Fala and Sofitra, 3 Merchant st. Sdt. 12 noon
54 Candlem. r. Sit. 12 noon
Falkirk. 3 Merchant st. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. diily 7 a.
67 Grassm. Wed. 5 a.
Falkland, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., pjge 4l)5
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
195 High St. daily, 9 ra.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
Fetter(;airn, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 40,">
Fochahers, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 40b
195 High St. daily. 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
Forfar, J. arid P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. d-iily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. VV. F, 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. J a.
Forres, J, and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 u,.
Forth, 14 and 32 Grassm. Tu. 10 m. la.
336
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
Frucbie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 in.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. I a.
Galashiels, 54 Candlem. r. daily, I a.
14 Candlem. r. daily, 4 a.
Gnlawater, 14 Biisto st. Sat. 2 a.
G.liovvay, New 100 Grass n. Fri. Sat. 6 a.
20 Covvgate, 5 a.
3 Merrhant st. Sa'.G a.
Oitehouse, 100 ami 123 Grassm. W. S. 6 a.
3 Merchant, st- Wed. Snt. 6 a.
C;;it.ionside, 14 Brisio st. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
■ 54 Candlem. r. Tucs. Fri. 1 a.
GilKord, 20 so. b. Canong, Wed. 12 noon
Girvan,3 Railivay, E. and G. , daily 5 m. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Tues. 12 noon
G amniis, .1. and P. Camer.nt, see adv., paj:e 403.
195 High St. daily 9 m.
Glasgow, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., pas:e 405.
. 3 Railway, E. and G., dai'y, 5 m. 2 a.
G.mluce, 3 Bris o st. daily, 9 m.
. ■ 20 Covvgatr, Wed. Sat. 5 a.
• loo Grassm. Wed. S.t. 6 a.
<'">ebridg'', 14 Bvis-to st. Sat. 2 a.
G..idon (West) 3 Merchant st. Wed. 4 a.
20 so. b. Canong. Tu. 5 a.
Grangemouth, 3 Merrhant st. daily, 5 n.
100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
Grantown, J. and P. Cameron, see ariv , pnge 405.
195 High St. daily, 9 vn.
Greenlaw, 3 Merchant st. Wed. 3 a.
54 Candlem. r. Wed. 2 m.
Greenock, J. and P. Cameron, «ee adv., page 405.
-3 R^ilwiiy,E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Giillane, 20 so. b. Canong. Tu. Sat. 12 noon
■ 3 Merrhant st. Wed. 12 noon
ll.ddineton,20so. h. Cinotif;. Tu. Th. Sat. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Tu. Th. S.t. I a.
„ 17 so. b. Canong. Tu. Th. Sat. 1 a.
20 Cowgate, daily 3 a.
Hamilton, 3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
, 100 Grassm. W^d. 4 a.
lUwir.k, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405.
. 14 Candlem. r. daily, 4 a.
3 Merchant st. Won. Th. 4 a.
. .32 Gra>sm. Fri. 1 a.
. 20 Cowgate, M<.n. Wed. 2 a.
14 Biisto St. Tn. 2 a.
Ilolytown, 100 Grass-ri. Wed. 6 a.
Houston, 100 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 12 fooii
Hodderstitld, 3 B^i^to st. M. W. F. 9 m.
Hmitly, 100 Grassti). i\l. W. F. 9 m.
1; r.hturi." J. and P. <>mtrori, see adv., page 405.
liinerwick, 17 so. b. Canong. Wed. 1 a.
Inverkeithing, 100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
3 Merchant st. daily, 10 m.
195 Hij/h St. Wed. 1 1 m.
Jiiverleithen, 54 Candlem. r. Wed. 2 a.
. ^3 Merchant st. Sat. 1 a.
Inverness, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 GrHssm. M. \V. K. 9 m.
Irvine, 32 Grassm. Thur. 1 a.
. .3 Railway, E. and G., dailV) 5 ra.2 a.
Jedburgh, 54 Candlem. r. W. F. I a.
■ 20 Cowgate, Fri. 12 noon
3 Merchant st. Wed. Frid. 1 a.
JubnshaTen, J. and P. Cai.eron, see adv., page 405
Keitb, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 ra.
Kelso, 20 Cowgaie, Wed. Fri. 3 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 3 a.
3 Bristo St. M. W. F. 9 m.
Kendal, J. Hargreaves, sei^ adv.. page 405
14 Candlem. r. M»n. Th.4 a.
Kenmnre, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page
195 H;gh St. dailv, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
123 Grassm. Thnr. 2 a.
Kentioway, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 105
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
1 North Bridm>, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Kettle, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., jiage 405
195 Higli St. daily, 9 m.
209 Hi^h St. Wed. Sat. 1 a,
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Killin, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 ra.
3 Merchant st. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
123 Grassm. Thur. 2 a.
Kilmarnock, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
32 Giassm. Th. 1 a.
3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Kilsyth, 3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 3 m. 2 a.
Kilwinning, 3 Railway, E. and G. daily, 5m. 2 a.
Kincardine, 3 Merchant s'. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. Thur. 12 noon
Kinghorn, ,1. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
193 High St. daily, 9 m.
209 High St. Thurs. 7 a.
1 North Br. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Kingussie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
195 High St. daily 9 ra.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
1 North Bridge, W«d. Sat. 12 noon
Kmross, 100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
67 Grapsm. Fri. 11 m.
3 Merchant sr. Wed. 10 m.
195 High St., Wed. II m.
Kippen,3 Merchant sr. daily, 3 a.
100 Grassm. daily 7 a.
Kirkcaldy, J. & P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
209 Hisi! St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
I Norrh Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
195 High tf. daily 9 m.
177 High St. Wed. Sut. 12 noon
Kirkcudbright, 100 and 123 Grassm. and 3 Mer-
chant st. Wed. Sa'. 6 a.
Kirkintulloch,.3 Railway, p;. and G., daily, 3 m. 2 a.
Kirklision, 100 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 4 a.
3 Merchant st. Sa'. 4 a.
Kirkmicliael, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
100 Grass. M. W. F. 9 m.
Kirknewtoii, 20 Grassm. Sat. 1 a.
Kirriemuir, J. arid P. '. ameron, see adv., p. 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Laggan, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
I>anark, 20, 26, 32, and 100 Grassm. Tu. F. a.
Lancaster, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14, Candlem. r. Mon. Th. 4 a.
Langholm, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
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Langholm, 14 Candlem. r. Mod. Thu. 4a.
54. Candlem. r. Thu. 3 a.
14 Bristost. Thu. 2 a.
3 Merchant st. Mori. Thu. 4 a.
Lirgo, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
209 High sr. Thur. 7 a.
1 Hsswade, l4 Bristo st. daily, 2 a.
I.iuder, 20 Cowgatc, Wed. 4 a,
I.uirencekirk, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 495
19.5 Hit,'h St. daily, 9 m.
. 100 Grassm. M. VV. F. 9 m.
. 123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
209 High St. Wed. Sat 1 a.
I.radhill^, 3 Merchant st. Tues. 4 a.
I-. ed8, 3 Bristo st. M. M'. F. 9 m.
14 Candlem. r. Mor^. Th. 4 a.
I. (nth, 20 So., b. Canong, 195, & 209 High street,
100 Grassm. daily
T.pslie (Fife,) J. & P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
. 195 High St. daily, 9 m.
■ 1 Nortii Bridge, M. W. Thu. S. 12 noon
177 High St. Wed, Sat. 12 noon
!,etham(Fife,) J.andP. Cameron,seeadv.,p.405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
l.etham (Forfar,) J. & P. Cameron, see ad., p. 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
209 High St. Wed- Sat. 1 a.
Leuchars, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
123 Grassm. Wed. Fri. Sat. 1 a.
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
Leven, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m-
1 North Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
177 High St. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
I.illieslief, 54 Candlem. r. Wed. 1 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
20 Cowgate, Tties 12 noon
limekilns, 100 Grassm. Tu Th. 8 m. 12 noon
.'.iiiiithgow, 100 Grassm. daily 4 a.
3 Merchant st. daily, 4 a.
i.iiiton. East, 20 South b. Can. Wed. 12 noon
20 Cowgate, daily, 12 noon
• 49 Candlem. r. Wed. 12 noon.
3 Candlem. r. Sat. 12 noon
. . 20 Grassm. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
Linton, West, 20 Grassm. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
— — 49 Candlem. r. Wed. 4 a.
. 20 Cowgate, Wed. 2 a.
Liverpool, J. and P. Cameron, see adv. p. 405
J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlem. r. Hon. Thu. 4 a.
] iianhead, 54 Candlem. r. Tu. Sat, 2 a.
] .ochmaben, 100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
Lockerby, 100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
1 North Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
London, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
14 Candlem. r. Hon. Thur. 4 a.
1 ongtown, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlem. r. Mon Th. 4 a-
I^uthermuir, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
Luthrie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Manchester, J. and P. Cameron, see ad., p. 405
J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
Manchester, 14 Candlem. r. Mon. Th. 4 a,
3 Bristo St. M. W. F. 9 m.
Markinch, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
1 North Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Mauchline, 3 Railway, E- and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Maybolo, .3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
100 Grassm, Tuesday, 12 noon
Meigle, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
195 High street, daily, 9 m.
100 Grassmarket, M. W- F. 9 m.
123 Grassmarket, W. F. S. 1 a.
209 High street. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
Melrose, 14 Bristo street, Wed. Fri. 2 a.
54 Candlem. r. Tue. Fri. 1 a.
Methven, J. and P. Cameron, see adv. p. 405.
195 High street, daily, 9 m.
100 Grassmarket, M. W. F.
123 Grassmarket, Thurs. 2 a.
Midcakler, 100 Grassm. Tu. Sat. 1 a.
Middleton, 3 Merchant st. Saturday, 12 noon
. 14 Bristo street. Sat. 2 a.
20 Cowgate, Wed. Fri. 1 a.
Midholm, 3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
Milnathort, IGO Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
195 High St. Wed. 11 m.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 10 m.
Minniehive, 100 Grassm. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. 2 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 4 a.
20 Cowgate, Wed. 5 a.
Moffat, 123 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
Montrose, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
195 High street, daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. W. F. S. 1 a.
Monymuck, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405.
Monzic, 100 Grassm. Sat. 12 noon
123 Grassm. Thurs. 2 a.
Morpeth, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
Muckart, 100 Grassm. Tues. 8 a.
Muirkirk, 100 Grassm. Tues. 12 noon
Musselburgh, 1 North Bridge, 17 and 20 So. b.
Canong. 195 and 209 High st. 100 and 123
Grassm. 20 Cowgate, and 49 Candlem. r.
daily, 2 a.
Muthill, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
12.':! Grassm. Thu. 2 a.
Nairn, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
19.5 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grass. M.W.F. 9 m.
Newabbey, 100 Grassm. Sat. 6 a.
Newburgh, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
12.3 Grassm. W. F. S. ] a.
Newcastle, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405.
New Castleton, 54 Candlemaker row. Wed. 3 a,
New Galloway, 100 Grassm. Sat. 6 a.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 4 a.
Newstead, 14 Bristo st. Wed. Fri. 2 a.
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CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
Newton-Stewart, 100 Grassm. Wed. Fri. 6 a.
3 Merchant st. Sit. 6 a.
20 Cnwgate, Wed. 5 a.
Ochiltree, 100 Grassm. Tues. 12 noon
Oldhamstocks, 20 CowRate, Sat. 1 a.
Ormiston, 17 So. b. Canongate, Sat. 12 noon
. . 20 So. b. Canongate, Sat. 8 m.
Paisley, J. and P. Clmeron, see adv., page 405
3 Bristo St. daily,
3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Pathhead,(Fife,) J-and P. Cameron, see adv., p. -405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
1 North Bridge, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Pathhead, (Dalkeith,) 3 Merchant st. Sat. 12 noon
49 Candlemaker row. Sat. 12 noon
Peebles, 3 Merchant st. ]\Ion. Fri. 4 a.
-~ 32 Grassm. Fri. 3 a.
100 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 3 a.
49 Candlemaker row, Tu. Fri. 4 a.
20 Cowgate. Hon. Thur. 5 a.
Penicuick, 100 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 1 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
Penrith, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlemaker row, Mon. Thur. 4 a.
Perth, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M.'w. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. ) a.
67 Grassm. Fri. 11 m.
3 Merchant st. Wed. 10 m-
Peterhead, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
Pitlessie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
123 Grassm. W". F. S. 1 a.
Pitlochrie, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. V. 9 m.
67 Grassm. Fri. 11m.
Pittenweem, 209 High st. Thur. 7 a.
Polmont, 100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
3 Merchant st. daily, 4 a.
Portobelio, 1 North Bridge, 17 and 20 South back of
Canongate, 195 and 209 High St., 100 and
123 Grassmarket, and 20 Cowgate. daily, 2 a.
Preston, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlemaker row, Mon. Thur. 4 a.
Prestonpans, 20 So. b. Canongate, Wed. Sat. 3 a
3 Merchant st. Wed. 12 noon
Queensferry, 67 Grassm. Fri. 11m.
100 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 8 a.
195 High St. Wed. 11 m.
Rannoch, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
Rochdale, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
St Andrews, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., p. 405
Saltcoats, 3 Railway, E. and G. daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Saltoun, 20 So. b. Canongate, Sat. 1 a.
Sanquhar, 32 Grassm. Wed. 1 a.
77 Grassm. Tu. 6 a.
Selkirk, 32 Grassm. Fri. 1 a.
14 Bristo St. Thur. 2 a.
- 3 Merchant st. Wed. Fri. 1 a.
54 Candlemaker row, daily, 1 a.
, 20 Cowgate, Wed. Fri. 1 a.
Sheffield, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
14 Candlemaker row. Mon. Thur. 4 a.
Shotts, 1 King's Stables, Tuesday,
Skirling, 26 and 32 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 4 a.
Stanley, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
Stirling, S Merchant st. daily, 5 a.
100 Grassm. daily, 7 a.
67 Grassm. Wed. 6 a.
Stobo, 14 Bristo st. Sat. 2 a.
32 Grassm. Wed. 6 a.
Stonehaven, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
1 95 High St. daily, 9 m.
100 Grassm. M. W. F. 9 m.
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. Tu. Sat. 1 a.
Stow, 14 Bristo st. Sat. 2 a.
54 Candlemaker row. Wed. Fri. 1 a.
49 Candlemaker row, Fri. 1 a.
Stranraer, 3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
100 Grassm. Fri. 6 a.
20 Cowgate, Thur. 5 a.
Strathaven, 100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
3 Railway, E. and G., daily, 5 m. 2 a.
Strathmigio, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
177 High St. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
209 High St. Wed. Sat. 1 a.
Swinton,49 Candlemaker row, Wed. 4 a.
Symington, 32 Grassm. .Wed. 1 a.
Tarland, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
195 High St. daily, 9 m.
Temple, 14 Bristo st. Sat. 2 a.
Thornhill, 77 Grassm. Tu. 6 a.
32 and 100 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 6 a.
123 Grassm. Wed. 6 a.
14 Brislo St. Wed. 2 a.
Torryburn, 100 Grassm. Thur. 12 noon
100 Grassm. Tu. 8 a.
Tranent, 17 So. b. Canongate, Wed. Sat. 12 noon
Traquair, .54 Candlemaker row, Wed. Sat. 1 a.
Iweedsmuir, 14 Bristo st. Sat.
Tynninghame, 17 So. b. Canongate, Thur. 1 a.
Uphall, 100 Grassm. Tu.Fii. 1 a.
Wakefield, 14 Candlemaker row, Mo. Th. 4 a.
Walston, 14 Grassm. Tu. 11 m.
64 Candlemaker row, Sat. 1 a.
Wanlockhead, 32 Grassm. Wed. 3 a.
3 Merchant st. Tu. 4 a.
Weem, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
Wemyss, J. and P. Cameron, see adv., page 405
1 North Bridge, Wed. Sit. 12 noon
177 High St. Wed. Sat. 12 noon
195 High St. daily, 9 a.
209 High St. Thur. 7 a.
Whitburn, 26 Grassm. Tu. 1 a.
100 Grassm. Tu. 1 a.
32 Grassm. Tu. Fri. 1 a.
Whitehaven, 14 Candlemaker row, Mon. Th. 4 a.
100 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 6 a.
1 1 Candlemaker row, Mon. Th. 4 a.
— — 123 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 6 a.
Whithorn, 100 Grassm. Wed. Sat. 6 a.
Whittingham, 20 So. b. Canongate, Wed, 12 noon
Wigan, J. Hargreaves, see adv., page 405
14 Candlemaker row, Mon. Th. 4 a.
Wigton, (Cum.) 14 Candlem. row, Mon. Th. 4 a
TON VE VANCE DlRECTOin'
Wigton, (Gal.) 100 Grassin. Wed. Silt. 6 a.
S Merchant St. Sat. 6 a.
— — 20 Cowgate, Fri. 6 a.
Wiisonton, 14 Grassm. Tu. 1 a.
Wishawtown, 26 Grassm. Thu. 9 a.
100 Grassm. Wed. 4 a.
Wooler, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
Yarrow, 3 Merchant st. Sat. I ».
14 Bristo St. Sat. 2 a.
Yetholm, 3 Merchant st. Wed. 4 a.
York, 3 Bristo st. M. W. F. 9 m.
339
Gooils desp.itched by Canal to the West of Scotland from Critihtoti's Wharf, Porl-Hopetoun, at
6 a.; Sandi'rsoii and Co.'s, at 7 a. ; and Howie and Co."s, at 9 a.
Iti Ltith, goods are rfceiv«d for conveyance to all parts of Scotland at Tower Street, Shore*
Timber Bush ; and 45 and 47 Bernard Street.
FIFE AND MID-LOTHIAN FERRIES. (Summer Hours.)
STEAJIER SAILS FROJI NEWHAVEN.
To Burntisland at 7 30 m. and 7 a. via Pettycur.
Do. Do. 1 and 4 a. dirfcr.
To Pettycur at 545, 7-30, and 10-30, m. ; direct.
Do. Do. 1, 4, and 7 a. via Burntitlaud.
To Kirkcaldy at 5-45 m. by Pettycur.
Do. Do. 9-30 m. 2 and 5 a. direct.
From Burntisland to Newhaveii at 6 and S-45
direct.
Dn. Do. at ijuarter past 2 an'.' quarter
past 5 a. by Pfttycur.
From Pettycur to Newrhaven at 6-30 ni. via
Burntisland, and at 12 noon, 3 and 6 a.
diiect.
From Kirkcaldy to Newhaven at 8 and 11m. and
3-30, and 6-30 a. direct.
SUNDAY HOURS FHOM NEWHAVEN.
To Pettycur at 5^45 m. direct.
To Pettycur at 9 m. thence to Burntisland.
To Pettycur, at 4 a. thence to Burntisland.
From Burntisland to Newhaven at 8 ni. direct, and
at 2- 15 and 5-15 a. via Pettycur.
From Pettycur to Newhaven at 7-30 via Burnt-
isiandj and at 3 and 6 a. direct.
From Newhaven to Aberdour (weather permitting)
at 7-30 m. and 4 a.
From Aberdour to Newhaven at 9 m. and 4-45 a.
N.B. — The Steamers Ship and Land at the Stone Pier, Newhaven. In cases of bad weather, the
Trustees have power to Ship and Land at Granton.
Horses, Carriages, and Carriers' Baggage, must be at the Piers twenty minutes before the hour of sail-
ing. When shipping in Small Boats, Passengers must be at the Piers ten minutes before the hour.
*»* ^^6 Edinburgh and Newhaven Railwmj being now open, Coacltes run bjtwecn Trinitv, near
Newhaven, and Scotland Street, Edinburgh. — Fares Threepence.
340 BANK DIRECTORY.
BANKS AND BANKING COMPANIES IN EDINBURGH.
BANK OF SCOTLAND. Bank Street.
Draw on Bank of England and Branches ; Cnutts and Co. ; and Smith. Pavne, and Smiths, London.
Alexander 31air, Treasurer. — Archibald Bennet, Secretary.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. St Andrew Square.
Draw on Bank of England and itsBranchPs; B^ink of Ireland and its Branches; and Couttsand Co. Lon-
don. John Thomaon, Cashier —Robert Sym Wilson, Secretary.— 3. HloTe, Accountant.
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY. St Andrew Square.
Draw on Bank of Enjcl^nrt and Brani-hns. Rank of li eland an^ Branches; Smith, Payne, and Smiths,
London; Unil^d Sl.at^^s of AnrricH and Uirppr Caiiarta.
Thomas Corrie, Manager. — A\v\-'tTn:vr G'xxlsir, Secretary; William «petcc, assistant (io
James Wilson, Aecoun'ant.
SIR W. FORBES, J. HUNTER, & CO. Parliament Square.
Draw on Coutts & C >. and Barclay & ' o. London.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. High Street.
Draw on Jones, Loyd & Co. London.
Robert Paul, Manager.— 3. S. Cunnincham, Secretary. — JaiiifS Douglas, Accountant.— llus\i Auld, Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. St Andrew Square.
Draw on Glyn, HalUtax, Mills, & Co. London.
George Crosbie, Manager.— yUm^o Ponton, Secretary. — ^o\\n Rbind, Accountant.
EDINBURGH AND LEITH BANK. George Street,
Draw on Williams. Dr'ai;on, and Co.. and Union fank, London: Bank of Ireland and Branches.—
Archibald Bonar, Manager, — Chas. James Kerr, Accountant.
Ai.FXANDFa Allan, & Co +0 Piincps Str^pt. Barclay & Co. London.
Clydeshalk Bank —Branch— Royal Kschsnge. VVilliani Flenoin!,', Manager — John ?,\xm^sov, Accountant.
Barnett, Hoarn^ and Co. London.
Eastern Rank oh Sctland. — Edinburgh Kstablishment, 12 Hanover street. Drav/ on Barclay, Bevaa,
Tritton & Co.. Lotidon. Robert Bell, Manager.— \\ xWiviva ;Mowbray, Accountant.
Westekn Bank or .-coxLANn — JSrancA— 12 .St Anorew square. Joue.s, Loyd, & Cu. Loudon. P. Ramsay,
Cashier, and W. Mortoi;, Accovnlanl.
PROVINCIAL BANKS AND BRANCHES IN SCOTLAND.
The Head Office of each Bank is printed in italics. For the London and
Edinburgh Agents, see always the Head Office.
ABERDEEN — /lierrfee/J Bank, D. Wylie, Cashier, i ANNAN— British Linfn Company, Parish and Brand
Draw on R(i\ al Rank, Kdin., Glyn & Co. Lond. I Comn crcial Bank o' Scotland, James Sc»tt
Aberdeen Town and Cuunty Bank, vviiliam Littit-- | K inburfjh and Leith Bank. Ben. Nelson, Agent
John, Ca-ihier. Draw on Royal Bank, iJdin., ] ANSTKUTH ER— National Bank of Scotland, ftL F.
Jones, Loyri,& Co. London | Conolly
Bank Of Scoiiai.d, Aithur Ttioiris.m , Eastern Bank, Philip Oliphant
British Linen CompHuy, Thrma;. Beit. I KViM'&0\Tii— Arbroath Bank, Wm. Johnston and
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Alex. Blackie ! D Lousnn. l>i awon C^immircial Bank, Ediii-
National Bank of Scorland. Alexander Chivas burgh, Glyn & Co. London
2^orth oj Scotland Banking Company, Henry Pater- | Briiish J.innj C.impany, James Goodall
so."). Manager. Draw on Cnuimercial Baijk, Dundee Union Bank. A- Binny
Eriinhiirch Barrlnv, Gevan, Jc Co. London ARDROSSAN— Bank of Scotland, D. J. .Mack
ABERFKLUY— CeniralBk. of Si'ir., Robt. Peter j AUCH INBLAE— North of (-cotland Bank, James
AIRDRIE— Bank ot Scotland, James Thomson,! Farquharson
interim agent. j AUCHTERARDER — Central Bank of Scotland,
National Rank of Scotland, , Pet.rCi^rk
Western Rank ot Scotland, Alexander Galloway AUCHTERMUCHTY — Glasgow Union Bank, H.
ALEXANDIUA — Clydesdale Bank, Wm. MKinlay U'. Wnlkei-
ALLOA— Commercial Bank of Scotland. Kt JaiuesoTi | AYR— Bank ..t Scotland, Thomas M'Clelland
(Glasgow Uniiiu Bank, Thomas t^iyrii'- l Gla^go^v■ Uninn Bank, Patrick Cowan
Western Bank ot Scotland, E. & J. Ramsay j Ayr Bank, Hunieis & Co. Cashiers. Draw on
ALVA Edinburgh and Leith Bank, John Thomson Forbes & Co. Edinburgh, Harris & Co. Lena.
BANK DIUECTOUV.
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AYR — Ai/rs/u'ieJiiiiiking C{im/iu)ii/,li. Krijindy, Caslili'i .
Draw on Royal Bank, Ediuburgh, aud VVil-
Ilams & Cn. LoDdoD
BALFRON — British Linen Co., Tiins. Robertson
BANCHORY — Baiilf ot Scotland, John Ogg
BANFF — Aberdeen Bank, William Gall
Conamfrclal Bank of Scotland, A. M'Ewen
NaM'inal Bank or Scotland, George G. Robinson
North of Scotland Banking Company, George
Cruikshanks
BATHGATE— Glassow Union Bank, Jno. Marshall
National Bank ot Scotland, John Johnston
BEAULY — North of Scotland Bank, Hector Suther-
land
BEITH — Paisley Commercial Bank, James Dobie
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. King
Glasgow Union Bank, Robert Speir
BIGGAR — Commer(^i-.| Bank of Scot., Jas. Purdle,
Western Baok of Scotlmd, John Wyld
BLAIRGOWRIE— Bank of Scot., R. & A. Robertson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, James Anderson
BOiVHILL— Commercial Bank of Scotland, Patrick
Molr
BRECHIN— British Linen Company, Speid & Black
Dund»'e Union Bank, David Guthrie and Sons
CALLANDER — E'liiiburgh and t.eith Bank, Robert
Sibbald, int. a:;etpt
Bank of Scotland, Angus M'Do'iald
CAMPBELTOWN — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Nathaniel Harvey
Clydesdale Bank, John Colville, Jun. Agent
CAMPSIE — Western Bank, Charles Stewart, Agent
CARLUKE — British Linen Company, Jas. Gilchrist
CARNWATH— Western Bank of Scotland, Adam
Paterson
CASTLE DOUGLAS— British Linen Company,
John Sinclair
National Bank of Scotland, James Lidderdale
Bank of Scotlaml, Thomas Brown
COATBRIDGE— Western Bank of Scotland, J.
Gentle
COLDSTREAM— British Linen Company, Thomas
Douglas
COLINSBURGH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
John Wood
CRIEFF— Central Bank of Scotland, John M'Leish
C4)mmercial Bank or Scotland, William Brown
Pt-rth Bank, William Murray
CROMARTY— Cominercial Bk. of Scot., Robert Ross
Caledonian Banking Co., A. G. Graham
CULLEN— Aberdeen flunk, W. L. Tnylor
CUMNOCK — Bank of Scotland, M. M'Kerrow and
Hamilton Rose
Ayi'shire Bank, James Crawford
CUPAR-ANGUS — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
James Anderson
Perth Bank, W. Bi tt
CUPAR-FIFE— Brit. Linen Co., Pagan and Christie
Commercial Bank of Scotland, George Hogarth
Clydesdale Bank, Wm. Drummond
DALKEITH— Com. Bank of Scot., George Gray
Edinburgh & Leith B:ink, John Lyie
National Bank of Scotland, David Miller
Royal Bank of 'Scotland, John Pat'^rson
DALRY — Western Bnnkof Scotland, James M'Cosh
Paisley Commercial Bitnk, Wm. Ramsay
DENNY-
DINGWALL— Aberdeen Town and County Bank,
Colin Munro
Caledonian Banking Co., E. M'lver
National Bank or Scotland, Hugh J. Cameron
DOLLAK — Edinburgh aud Leith Batik, J. and W.
Gibson, Agents
DOUNE— Glasgow Union Bank. D.'Oiiel Stewart
DORNOCH— Caledonian Banking Company, W. S.
Fraser, agent
DUFFTOWN— North of Scotland Bank, Jas. Petrie
DUMFRIES— Bank of Scotland, Robert Threshle
and Thomas Crichton
British Linen Company, Robert Adamson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, William Goldie
National Bank of Scotland, Alexander Hanuay
Edinburgh and Leith, Robert Laing, Auent
Western Bank of Scotland, Primrose & Gordon
DUNBAR — British Linen Company, John Kelly
Commercial Bank of Scotland, W. H. Ritchie
DUNBARTON— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Samu>^l Black
Western Bank, Alexander Scott
(»(] >v liL aNE — UlH^K»\v Union, C. M'Ara
DUNDEE— Bank or .Scotlland John Sturrock, Man-
ager, Andrew Nitti.sou, Sub-Manager
British •.itifiKiompany, John Symer s
Dundee Bank, C, W. Boase, Cashier. Draw (.n
Forbes aud Co. Edinburgh, Kinloch & Soum,
London
Dundee Union Hank, D. Mlln, Cashier. Draw iti
Royal Hank, Edin., Smith and Payne, Lond-.n
Eastern Bank of Scotland, W Christie, gen. Mana;.. r
Draw on l-.arclay and Co. London
National Bank of Scotland, P. H Thoms
DUNFERMLINE— Bank o: Scotland, James S.
Ronaldson
British Llneu Company, Robert Douglas
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. Warren
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Henry KIdd
DUNKELD— Commercial Bank of Scotland, Rob. rt
C. Wilson
Perth Bank, John Lpslie
DUNSE— Bank of Scotland, A. and W. Pnrv- s
British Linen Company, Cuoingham & Hiilsti n
ELGIN — Aberdeen Bank, Foi.syth and Youim
British Linen Company, Alexanner Branrter
Caledonian Banking Cnmparjy, James Grant
Commercial Bank of j-colland, Jn. Lawson,
North of Scotlano Bank, George Robertson
ELLON — Aberdeen Town anrl Co., John Rae
Aberdeen Bank, R Lendrum
North of Scotlano, Thomas Milne.
EYEMOUTH — Comuiercial Bank of Scotland,
Thomas Bowhill
FALKIRK — Bank of Scotland, Alexander M .ctar-
lane
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Henry Salmon
National Bank ot Scotland, Robert Adam
Clvdesdale Bank, James Russel, Jun.
FOCHABERS— Aberdeen Bank, A. Reid
FORT-WILLIAM— British Linnti Co. J. M'Grepor
National Bank of Scotland, Thomas M'Doiiald
FORRES — British Linen Compauy, Thomas David-
son
Caledonian Banking Company, R. Urquhart
National Sauk of Scotland, Rotieit Watson
FORFAR— Arbroath Bank, William White
Dundee Bank, William Hutciiisnd
Dundee Union Bank, John Veaiiiau
FRASERBURGH — Bank of Scotland, L. Chalmers
Aberdeen Bank, G«... Wallace
North of Scotland Bank., Robert Stephen, A^etit
GALSTON, Ayr Bank, John Hendrie
GALASHIELS — National Bank of Scotland, Ro
Halriane
Eiliriburgh and Leith Rank, John Pringle
GATEHOUSE — Western Bank of Scotland, Audi c w
Fyte, Agent
GIRVaN — Ayr Bank, Kennedy Brown
Ayrshire Banlilno; Companv, vvilliam Johnsti.ii
GLASGOW— Bank cf Scotjarxi, Charles Cmpufll,
Manager, W. J. Duncan, Sub- Manager
Britisn Linen Company, David Goousir
Clydesdale Bank, Henry Brock, Manager. Dr.. w
on Barnetts and Co. London
Commeicial Bank of Scotland, John Wyld
Glasgoiu and Ship Bank, Robert Findlay, .'Manage'-,
Draw on Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, Smith &
Cti. London.
Glasgow Union Banking Company, J. A. Anderson,
Manager. Draw on Foroes & Co. Edinbur gri
Jones and Co. London. '
Glasgow Joint Stock Bank, John Robertson, Mana-
ger. Draw en Coin. Bk. Edinburgh, ana on
Williams & Co., Lnud<>n
City of Glasgow Bank, Henry Piiul, Mana;.'!]-.
Draw on Western Barjk, Edinburgh, ^-r d
Smith. Payne, and Co. London
Greenock Bank, Juhii Robsou
National Bank or Scotland, C. Cunningham
Rrryal S^nk of Scotland, L Robertson, Ca^llier
Western Bank of Scotland, Douald Smith, Waua-
gff. .
Draw on Jones, Lloyd, and Co. London
GOLSPIE— Aberdeen Town and County Bank, J,
B. Sangster
British Linen Company, Lewis Houston
GRANGEMOUTH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
John S Mackay
6RANTOWN— National Bk. of Scot, .lohn Grant
Ciledonian Banking Company, A. CumnaiDg
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BANK DIRECTORY.
GREENOCK — Bank ot Scotland, Robert Baiae
Glasorow UcioD Bank, Andrew Audersoti
Greenock Bank, A. ThoinsoQ, Cashier. Draw on
Forbts & Co. Edinburgh, Price & Co. London
Greencck Union Bank, Allan Fullartou, Msoaser.
Draw on Ccmnieicial Bank, Edinburgh, and
on Glyn & Co. London
Boysl Bank of Scotland, Thonaas Turner
Western Bank ot Scotland, James Milier
HADDINGTON — Bank ot Scotland, Archibald and
Thomas Todrick
British Linen Company, John Ferme
Western Bank ot Scotland, Williaca Dods
HAMILTON— British Lintu Company, J. Hender-
son and i». Simpson
Commercial Bauk or Scotland, Thos. Anderson
Western Bank ot Scotland, Mr Morison, dead,
(lately) a successor not yft appointed
HAWICK — British Linen Company, Dickson and
Davidson
Concmerciil Bank of Scotland, J. & G. Oliver
National Bank or Scotland James WiUon
HELESSBUHGH— Western Bk. of Scotland, Alex.
Campoell
HOLYTOWN— Western Bk. of Scotrt., Mr Angus has
ceased to be agent, atjd a successor not yet ap-
pointed
HUNTLY— Aberdeen Bank, Robert Milne
North of Scotland Banking Company, J. and J.
Robertson
INVERARY — National Bank of Scotland, Alexan-
der M -Arthur
Gla'^ow Union Bank, James Wright
IKVERGOHDON— Commerciil Bank of Scotland,
Robert Grigor
Norib of Scotland Banking <o , Rod. Hay
INVERKEITHIN'G — feastern Bank, Wm. Fraser
INV'^ERNESS— Back of Scotland, Joh?i Mackenzie
British Linen Company, John Ross
Caledonian Bankiu;^ Comp.iny, Charles Water-
sti'i). Manager
Commercial Bank of Scotland, James Wilson
National Bank of Scotland, Jonn WKay Mackay
North of Scotland Bank, J. and J. M-Tavish
INVERURY— Aberdeen Bank R. Innfs
North of Scotland Baiik. A. Davidson and Son
IRVlNt; — Ayr Bank, Alexaiirtt-r Paterson
Ayrshire Banking Company, William Gillies
British Llm n Comp., Miii!t^"merie and M-Janet
ISLAY — Natirinal Bankot Scot., Duncan M'Allist^T
JEDBURGH— British Linen Company, John Elliot
National Bank ot Scotland, William Rutherford,
JOHNSTONE- Glasgow Union Bank, J. Holmes
KEITH— Aberdeen Bank, R. Gr,en
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Alexaoder
Thorburrj
North or Scotland Banking Company, William
Longmort;
KELSO— Bank of Scotland, B. and P. Darling
British Li-ien Company, Patrick Wilson
Eastern Bank, Charles Walrtie
Commercial Bank ot Scotland, James D«uglas
National Bink ot Scotland, Jamts Tait
KILMARNOCK— Bank of Scotland, Adam Cowie
CommHrcial Bank ot Scotland, A. J. Bruce
Ayr Bank, C. D. GardnM-
Ayrshire Bank, James Urie
KILSYTH— West. Bk. of Scotlai d, C Stewart, Agt.
KILWINNING —Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Hugh King
KINCARDINE— Commercial Bank of Scotland, A.
C. St-'ph<n
Glasgow Union Bank, Robert Gentle
KINGUSSIE— British Linen Company, D. M'Pher-
son. Junior
KINROS-^— Eoinburgh & Leith Bank, Hugh Liird
British Linen Company, J. W. William'Oi!
KIRKCALDY— Bank of Scotlano, Davia and A. G.
Morga.'j. Agenis.
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Sariiuel Davidson
Glasgow and Ship Bauk, George Anderson
National bank ot Srotlaud, H. Btveridge
KlRKCUDi^RlGHT- Bank of ScjDaud, Williaaa
H. IM'Ltllan
Western Bank of Scotland, William Macbean,
Agent
KIRKINTULLOCH— Western Baiik of Scotland
Charles Stewart
KIRKWALL — Commercial Back of Scotland, James
Spen
National Bp.nk of Scotland John Baikie
KIRRIEMUIR— British Linen Company, W. For-
rest and Son
LANARK — Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thomas
Paul
Western Bank of Scotland, Gray and Anderson
LANGHOLM — British Linen Company, Alexander
Stevenson
National Bank of Scotland, John Nicol
LARGS— Western Bk. or Scotland, K. H. Urquhart
Paisley Commercial Bank, James Lang
LAUDER — Bank of Scotland, John Romanes
LEITH — Bank of Scotland, Thomas Jones
British Linen Company, Joseph Cundell
Cimmercial Bank of Scotland, Alexander Spence
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Andrew Wilson
National Bmk of Scotland, James Wallace
Royal Bank of Scotland, William Bonar
LEVEN — Coaamercial Bank of Scotland, David
Nicoll
LERWICK— Sir Wm.Forbes and Co., Robert Play-
fair, Agent
LINLITHGOW — Cemmercial Bauk of Scotland,
John Hardie
LOCHGILPHEAD — Glasgow Union Bank, H.
M'Ewan
Greenick Bank, Wm. Frazer
LOCHWINNOCH — Western Bank of Scotland,
Robert Caldwell, junior
L0CKER8Y— WtjKtern Bank of Scotland, William
Richardson
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, John Baird, Agent
MACDUFF— North or Scotland Bank, Robert Adam
MAUCULiNE— Commercial Bank of Scotland, John
Strathdee
MARK INCH— Commercial Bank of Scotland, D. G.
Kutherfiird
MAYBULE— Ayr Bank, William Niven
Ayrshire Bank, William Brown
MELROSE — British Linen Company, J. Curie aiid
J. Erskine
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Allan Freer
MIDCALDER— Edinburgh and Leith Bauk, David
Scouiar
MILLPORT— Sub-Branch Western Bank of Scot-
land, H. R. Urquhart, Agent.
MOFFAT— Glasgow Union Bank, David Jardine
Western Bank, Samuel M'MlUan, Agent
MONTROSE— Baiikof Scotland, John Barclay
British Linen Company, James Beattie
Dundee Union Bank, Lindsay and Walker
Eastern Bank, James Leighton
National Bank ot Scotland, David Hill
MUSSELBURGH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
James M'Cornick
Western Bank of Scotland, Thomas Lees
NAIRN— British Linen Company, Adam Davidson
National Bank of Scotland, Alexander A. Grant
Caledonian Bankini; Co , Pat. Dewar
XEILSTON— Glasgow Union Bauk, Matthew An-
derson
NEWBURGH— Central Bank of Scotland, A. Brown
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thos. Anderson
NEW GALLOWAY— Edinburgh and Leith Bank,
William Candlish, Agent
NEWTON STEWART— British Linen Company,
James Newali
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, Peter Darzie, Agt.
NORTH BERWICK- Western Bank ot Scotland,
Andrew Kichardson
OBAN— National Bk. of Scotland, Campbell Pater.
son
PAISLEY— Bank of Scotland, James Flndlay, Agt.
Robert Hunter, Sub Agent
British Linen Corapauy, Arthur Welsh
Glasgow Union Bauk, John Scott
Paisley Bank, A. Welsh, Cashier. Draw on Royal
Bank, Edinburgh, Smith and Co. London
Paiiley Commercial Bank, Thomas Risk, IVIanager
Draw on Commercial Bauk of Scotland, Kdlu.
and on Smith, Payne, and Co., London
Western Bank of Scotland, Alex. Borland
PEEBLES — British Linen Company, John Welsh
Citv of Glasgow Bauk, Walter Thorburn
PENICUICK— Edinburgh and Leith Bank, James
Symington
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT l<Oii L-COTEAND.
3i3
I'ERTH-^Bankot Scotland, Patrick Gilbert Stewart
British Linen CompHiiy, W. H. Hutitrr .^iid Con-
mng
Ce7itrai Bank of Scotland, Arch. Burns, MannRrr.
I>ra%Y MU Cuitiinercial Banl^, Kuitiburgli, Glyii
aud Co. Lon(iou
Commercial Biink of Scotland, Williqin Gloaff
National Bank ot Scotland, D. 1.. Jolly
Perth £a»/c, David Craigie, Casliitr. Draw o(i
Forbes and Co. Edinburgh, Barclay and Cq.
Loudno.
I'KTERtiE.^D— Aberdeen Bank, Gray & Boyd
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, K. Alexander
CoBfimevcial Bank of ScotlanU, Thomas J.
Bremnfr
North of Scot. Banking Comp. , Wm. Alexander
PITLOCHRY— Central Bk, of Scot , D. M'Gillcwie
Comntifrcial Bank of Scot-, AKx. M'Naujjh^ou
POLLOKSHAWS— Western Bank, J. Tassi., Agcut
PORTSOY— North of scotlafnt Bank, Jam's V|„lr
FORT-GLASQOW— Glasgow Union Hank, Matthew
King, jun.
Greenock Bank, A. M'Lachlan and Co.
Royal Bank of Scotland, A. M. Burrell
PORTOBELLO — Western Back of Scotland, James
A. M'Whirter
POBTREiS— National Bank of Scot., Rod. M'Leod
North of Scotland Bank, Ken. M'Askill
ROTHESAY — Greenock Bank, John Gillies
Royal ^ank of Scotland, J. H. Sempie
Western Bnnk of Scotland, John Macli<», agent
bV ANDREWS— Bank of Scotland, John Bain
Clydesdale Bnnk, Walter Walker
Eastern Bank, W. F. Ireland
£di(iburgh and Leith Bank, W. F. Ireland and
Murray, Agents
SALTCOATS— Ayrshire Bank. William B. Orr
-ANQUHAR— British Linen Comp., J. W. iMQueen
MiLKIRK — British Linen Company, John Lang
s^TEWARTON— Glasgow Union B ink, J. A. Sijod-
grass
Ayr Bank, Alexan';ev Fergusou
STIRLING— Bank of Sconmid, Alexander Brodie
STIRLING— GlB-igow Union B^iik, T*'OS. M'Miken
Commercial BaNk of Scotland, James Morrison
Edinburgh and Leith Bank, John sawers
Natioiiiil Bunk ot Scotland, Patrick Connnl
STONKHAVEN— Bank of Scotland, Wm. Stewart
Ahcr'inn Town and County, James Burners
STORNowaV— National Bank ot Scotland, Rode-
rick MorilS'in
STR A NR.AbiR— British Liiieu Company, Moreland
and IM'Neel
Edinburgh and Leith Bn.nk, Jol»a Kerr, A^eut
Glasgow Union Bank. APD.iumH and Gutlirie
STRATHAVEN— Bankof Scotland, John and Thos.
Teniaiit, agents
Glasfiow Union Bar.k, William Gebbie
National Sicurity Savings Bank (Glasgow,) Ro-
bert Wilson
STROMN ESS— National Bank, Jol>n Beatton
TAIN— British Linen Compa.,y, James Gair
Commercial Bank of ScoiiJiind, George Murray
North of Scotland Banking Comp., Alex, innes
TARL\ND— Aberdeen Bank, Andrew Ross
THOKNHILL— Glasgow Uuion Bank, Alex. MolTat
THURsO— Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Ru-
be.rt Anderson
Caledonian, William Smith
Co-.nroercial Bank of Scotland, Alex. Henderson
TILLICOULTRY— Edinburgh ana Leith Bank, John
Thomson
TO BE R.MORY— Western Bk. of Scot. H. Nisbet, Ag.
TROON— Glasgow Union Bank aid Ayr Bank
Glasgow Union Bank, P. Cowan, Henry Nisbet
Ayi' Bank, R. Alison
rURRIFF — Cummercial Bauk ot Scotland, Francis
Suuter
North of -Scotland Banking Co., Norman Gordon
WHITEHORN — Hank ot s-cotiand, G. C. Diuwoodie
Efiinbuigh and Leith Bank. Wra.Dormon, Agt.
WICK— Al>erdeen Town and County Bank, Peter
M'Lachlan
Commercial Bank of Scutlaui, Josiah Rhind
WIGTON — British Linen Company, Jphn Black
WISHAW— British Linen Company, Jas. Gilchrist
MEiMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR SCOTLAND.
Arbuthnott, Hon. Maj.-Gen. ) ^. „„^ ,. , . C
TT u Tr <-, T, >• Kitieardineshire <
Hugh, K.C.B. ) (
Baillie, Henry Jas. jun. esq. Inverness-shire
Bdrd, W. e?q. of Gartsherrie, Burghs of Falkirk, &e.
Balfour, James M. jun. esq. BurghsofHa<idiiigtOP,&
Bannerman, Alexander, esq. Aberdeen
Bruce, C. L. Gumming, esq. Elgin & Nairnshire
Campbell, A. esq.fof Monzie) Argyleshire
Cirapbell, Sir Hugh Purves
Hume, bart.
Craig, WillianQGibson, jun., e<q. Edinburgh
Berwickshire <
Palmeny, Lord
Ddlrymple, Captain John, ) rvitrtonshire ^
of For<iel and Cleland / ^ 'gtonshire
Burgh of Srirling, &c.
i
Dennision, John, esq.
Glasgow
Drummond, Hen. Home, esq. Perthshire
Duff, James, esq. Bantfshire
Dimran, George, esq. Dundee
Dui.iliN, U.ivi,!, p-(i. ,S:.'tlK r'aTifl.-l>''c
Dunda^, Ercrinick, cMj. 0;kii y ui.tl Siitllaiii
House, 5 Albany Piccadilly, London, and
Hatton, Kincardine.
8 Charles St. Berkeley Square, and Taradale,
Inverness, and Red Castle, Beauly.
68 Chester square, and Gartsherrie, Airdrie
c. 3 Grcsvenor square and Whiitingham-house,
Prestonkiik
4 Berkeley street, Berkeley square, and Aber-
deen.
17 Charles street, St James's, Dunphail, For.
res, and Kinriaird House, E.i!kirk
Fenton's lioteJ, 63 James's street, Monzie
Cflstle, Perthf-Mre, and Inveraiv, Bonaw.
72 Portland Place, and MarcUmoiit House,
Duiise.
29 St James's place, aid Riecarion House,
Edinburfjh.
139 Piccadilly and Dahneiiy Park, Edinburgh,
K 2 Albatiy, and Culhorne House, Stranraer,
32 Grosvenor place, and .36 George square,
Glas-gow.
Carlroii Club, and Blairdrumtnond, Stirling,
30 Pall- Wail, and Dalgaiy Cistle, Turriff.
1 Old Pahiee Yard
1.3 K-ng's B"nfh Walk, Temple, London.
lit l!.i::iV',r Sqilarr, L 'tldo.".
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MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR SCOTLAND.
ElIice.Edward, jun. esq
Ewart, William, esq
Crail, &c.
]8 Arlington street, and Invereshie, Kingus-
Burghs of Dumfries, &c. United University Club and Rosehill, Hampr.
Ferguson, Lieut.-Col. Robert Kirkaldy, 2 Bolron row, and Raith, Kirkcaldy.
Forbes, William, esq. Stirlingshire British hotel, 83 Jernayn street, and Calland.r
house, Falkirk.
Kensington Palace and Haddo House, Abtr-
deen.
Admiralty, and Haddo House, Aberdeen
49 Wilton crescent, London.
E!gin,&c.di8t. of burghs United Service Club, 116 PalUMall
Haddingtonshire Carlton Club, 91 Pail-Mall, and Smearon
House Prestonkirk,
Greenwich Hospital, and Hopetoun Houm ,
Queensferry
6 Bryanston square and Somerton Hall, nem-
Yarmouth, Norfolk
Kilmarnock, &c. burghs Reform Club
Gordon. Lord John Fred. }
K.C.H., Capt. R. N. i
Gordon, Hon. W. Capt. R. N.
Hastie, Archibald, esq.
Hay, Sir And. Leith, Knt.
Hepburn, Sir T. Buchan, bart.
Hope, Hon. Charles, Com- ^
missioner ofGreenw.Hos. 5
Hume, Joseph, esq.
Johnston, Alex. esq.
Johnstone, J. J. Hope, esq.
Kelburne, Viscount
Loch, James, esq.
Lockhart, William, esq,
Macaulay, Right Hon. Thos.
Babington
Mackenzie, Thomas, esq.
Forfarshire
Aberdeenshire
Paisley
Linlithgowshire
Burgh of Montrose
Dumlries"shire
Ayrshire
Wick, Kirkwall, &c.
Lanarkshire
i Edinburgh
Ross & Cromarty
Morison, Major- General, ]
C.B. !
Mackenzie, W. Forbes, esq.
M'Taggart, Sir John, Bart.
Maule, Right Hon. Fox
Morrison, James, esq.
Murray, Alexander, esq.
Oswald, James, esq.
Pringle, Alexander, esq., a)
Lord of the Treasury 5
Ramsay, Wil. Ramsay, esq.
Clackmannan and Kin-
I ross-shire
Peebles-shire
Wigtown &o.
Perth
Inverness burgh.s, &c.
Kirkcudbrightshire
Glasgow
Selkirkshire
Edinburghshire
Rutherfurd, Right Hon. And.
Smollett, Alex. jun. esq.
Leiih, &c.
Dumbartonshire
Scott, Hon. Francis
Stewart, Patrick ]\Iaxw. e.«q.
Stuart, Lord P. J. H. C.
Traill, George, esq.
Wallace, Robert, esq.
Wemyss, J. E. Capt. R. N.
Wortley, Hon. James Atch.
Stuart
Roxburghshire
Renfrewshire
Burghs of Ayr, &c.
Caithness-shire
Greenock
Fifeshire
Bute
Carlton Club, and Raehill, Moffat.
Carlton Club, and Hawkhead, Paisley
12 Albemarle street, and Wimbledon Com-
mon, Surrey.
Carlton Club, 94 Pall-Mali, and Milton Lock-
hart, Lanarkshire.
E 1 Albany
17 Clarges street, and Applecross Huu"",
Lochcarron.
C 10 Grosvenor square, and Greenfield, Clack-
l mannan. ^
Carlcbn Club, and Portmore, Eddlestone.
22 Manchester sq. and Ardwell, Wigtown.
CaveudisU hotel, 81 Jermyn street, and D..:-
$(uise, Dunkclri.
87 Upper Hiirley st. Fonthill, Wiltshire, and
Basildon Park, Berkshire.
A. 2 Alliatiy, and C:iilyhouse, Gatehouse.
14 Arlinjj'i't s'. Piccadilly, Auchincruive,
Ayr, ami Caven?, Kirkcudbrightshire.
43 Pall -Mall, and Yair, Selkirk.
Athenaium Club, 107 Pall-Mail, Barnion-
house, Luurieston Castle, Drylaw, ami
Marchfield, Edin., and Sauchie, Stirling.
Brook's Club, and 9 St Colme st. Edin.
IB Duke street, St. Jdnnes'.>!, Canaeron hou^e,
Dumbarton, and 14 Gloucester pluie,
Edinburgh.
43 Pall-Mali, and Mertoun ho. St Boswell's.
17 Fmsbury Circus, Ardgowaii, Greenoct,
and Carnock, Fdlkirk.
6 Whitehall place, and CardiffCastle, Cardiff.
S'even's ho'el, 18 New Bond st., Castle-lnll,
Thurso, Tressness and Garamont, Oikii>-y.
5 Beniiet street, St James's, and Keiiy
House, Gretnock.
14 St Allan's pi. St James's, and Wemyss
Ca^tle, Tovry House, and Lundin Hiiu e,
Fifeshire.
15 Curzon streef.
CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
345
CHURCHES AND CHAPELS IN EDINBURGH.
ESTABLISHED CHURCHES.
High Church, <
Old Church, Thomas Clark, 8 Newlngton place
CollegeChurch,
New N. Church,
rr. ,-,1 1 (A. Brunton, D.D. Colleo-e
Iron Church, ■STLir. no ,.»
t Johu Hunter, 9 Kegent terrace
Tolbooth Church
Old Greyfriars,
Lndy Yester's, Archibald Bennie, 26 Regent ter.
N. Greyfriars,
St John's,
A"'i—'- ^ ^' ^'''=^"^» ^•^- -® Brought, pi.
ndrew's, <
St George's,
St Mary's,
„ ^ ,, , C James Veitch, West Church Mans
bt Cuthberts, < r \ e» i i o /-■
' ( Joha i aul, 13 Geor!j;e square
St Stephen's, W. Muir, D.D. 7 Danube street
_ J John Gilchrist, 3 St John street
Canongate, -J j^j^^ (.j^^.^^ ^ j^j g St John street
Dean,
Buccleuch Ch.
Newington Ch. D. Runciman, Duncan St., Newing.
Henderson s,
St Luke's,
Rnxbiughe pi.
Stockbridge,
Nevv Street,
St Paul's,
Lady Glen- )
orchy's, )
Leith Wynd,
Gaelic,
Gardner's cres.
Greenside, Wm. Glover, 22 Elm row
N'whaven,
Morningside,
SECESSION MEETING HOUSES.
Cameronian.
Lady Lawson's ) Win. Gnold, 28 Buccleuch place
Wynd, S Wm. H. Goold, jun. 28 Buccl. pi.
United Associate Synod.
„ ,^ ( John Brown, D.D. 10 Gavfieldsq.
Broughton, \ . , rp, ca -c L
{ Andrew Ihomson, 24 rettes row
Dean street, Peter Davidson, 11 Dean street.
Nicolson street, Geo. Johnston, 6 Minto street
TL . ^ , ^ ( James Peddie, D.D. 37 Lauriston.
Bnsto street, -J ,,. d ji- t-> /-
I Wm. Feddie, 67 Oenrge square
Portsburgh, James Robertson, 13 Rutland sq.
Potterrow, Jn. Ritchie, D. D. 19 Salisbury rd.
Rose street, Jn. M'Gilc'irist, 30 Regent terrace
Lothian road, William Reid, l5 Gardner's cres.
Cowgate, William Bruce, 122 Laurieston pi.
Associate Si/nod of Original Seceders.
Infirmary street, James Wright, 15 Buccleugh pi,
Davie street. Rev. Thos. M'Crie, 46 Geo. sq.
Relief.
College street, John French, 7 Hailes street
James' place, James Kirkwood, 16 Gayfield sq.
Bread street, Thos. Stevenson, 6 Gardner's cr.
Pleasance, G. 0. Campbell, 26 Buccleuch p'.
Roxburgh ter.
EPISCOP.VL COMMUNION.
Rt. Rev. C. H. Terrot, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese
of Edinburgh, 19 Northumberland street
o,. T I T7 ( E. B. Ramsay, A.M. 23 Ainsliepl.
St John livanff. ) . ,, , r r- ^ . i .
■s A. liromelnad, 00 Cumbeilan'l
C street
Clerk, Jos. Sutherland, 93 Geo. st.
( The Bishop, 19 Northumberl. st.
i Hon. G. Yo'ke, 6 Picardy place
J. W. Ferguson, A..M. 21 George
square
J. Alexander, 49 Noi-ihuin-
and street
T. G. S. Suther, A.B. 30 War-
Princes street,
St Paul's,
York place,
St Peter's, t
Roxburghe pi. {
St Paul's,
Carrubber's cl
St George's,
York place.
5 Rev. J
I berl
St James's,
Broughton PI.
Trinity Chapel,
Dean bridge,
St James's
Chapel, Leith,
St Mark's,
Portobello.
Musselburgh,
i riston cres-cent
Clerk, David Peters, 43 Thistle st.
f Daniel Bagot, B.D. 23 east Clare-
\ mont street
Clerk, Macdonald, Portohella
f G. Coventry, B.D. 49 Moray place
M. Russell, LLD. (now bishop of
the Diiicese of Glasgow), Sum-
merfield, Leith
y Rev. — — — Boyle, Hamilton
^ Lodge, Portobello
Thomas Langhorne, Loretto house
Miscellaneous.
Independent.
North College 1 ^_ ^ Alexander, 18 Rankeillorst.
street, ^
Richmond place. Rev. Bateman, 1 1 Keir st.
Albany street,
Baptist.
Elder street, — William Lines, 64 Frederick street
Rose street, — Chris. Anderson, 5 no. Charlotte street
Leith Walk, — Jas. Alex. Haldane, 34 Drummond pi.
Bristo street, — H. D. Dickie, 2 Newington place
Minto House, — J. Horsburgh, 18 Buccleuch place
Duncan street, NevviDgtori, — James Clark, 7 Dun-
can street
Methodist Chapels.
10 Nicolson square, — Prater Duncan
Wesley Chapel, no. Richmond st. — Rev. J. S. Ni.uht-
ingale
Prim live Methodist Chapel, James' court, — J.
Parrot, 39 Home st.
Catholic Church.
[Right Rev. J. Gillies, D. D. Co-
I adjutor, Eastern dis. ( Scot-
\ land), Greenhill cottagu
I Rev. John Malcolm,
l_Rev. George Iligg
, T L- ~ ■- John Macdonald
pel, Lothian st. J
Berean Chapel.
Cowgate, — Daniel Hollis, 34 Fiuderick street
Unitarian Chapel.
Castle Terrance, — George Harris, 2 Hope Park
Glassite Meeting.
Barony street. Various.
Society of Friends.
Pleasance, Various.
Jews' Synagogue.
H c.lipiond courtj Pluses Joel, 96 PloES Liice.
St Mary's
Church,
Broughton st.
346
TOWN COUNCIL AND POLICE.
TOWN COUNCIL OF EDINBURGH.
November 1842-3.
The Right Hon. SIR JAMES FORREST,]
Bart, of Comiston,
Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of the City. |
Bailies and Deputy Lieutenants.
John Richardson. | John Urquhart.
D. J. Thomson. | Andrew Wilkie.
John Ramsay, Bean of Guild.
Treasurer.
Frederick Maclagan, Convener.
Councillors.
John Wright
Alex. Macaulay
Alex. Murray
John Duncan
James Gray
Richard Millar
Robert Whyte
J. E. M'Farlan
William Johnston
Henry Banks
Andrew Dodds
Alexander S. Logan
William Stark
Simon Campbell
Robert Dobson
George Duncan
Andrew Grierson
William Duncan
Ed. Cruickshanks
Dr Omond
Augustus Maitland
James G- Thomson
William Stuart
J. H. Stott
James C. Mack, Captain of Orange Colours.
City Chambers, Royal Exchange.
Chas. Cuningham, and Carlyle Bell, City Clerks.
James L'Amy, James Simpson, John Tawse.
Assessors.
D. J. Robertson, City Chamberlain,
Alexander Callender, Depute Clerk, Assistant
Clerk of the Bailie Court, and Clerk of Small
Debt Court.
Peter Anderson, Law Agent.
John Sinclair, Keeper of Council Records, and
Session Clerk of the City.
Henry Gardner, Accountant.
Thomas Brown, Superintendent of Public Works.
Robert Lockhart Dymock, Procurator- Fiscal.
David Turnbull, Clerk of the Dean of Guild Court.
Hector M'Fadyen, Council Officer.
James Smith, Governor of Jail.
Rev. Geo. Hislop, Chaplain of Jail.
Mr Cunningham, Keeper of Imperial Weights and
Measures.
Andrew Snody, Agent for the City, as Superiors
of Leith.
Andrew Dodds, Baron Bailie of Canongate and
Calton.
Alexander Bryce, Geo. GuWajid, Resident Bai-
lies of Canongate. David Calder, Treasurer.
George Skene, Esq. Assessor. Wm Fraser, jun.
Clerk.
Andrew Grierson, Baron Bailie of Easter and
Wester Portsburph ; Peter Jamieson, David
Comon, Resident Bailies. Alexander Callender,
Clerk.
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
The Sheriff ofthe County, the Sheriff-substitutes,
the Four Bailies of the City, Judges.
Wilham Haining, Superintendent of Police.
Clerk of Police.
Wm. Kerr, Richard John Moxey, Alex. R. Chris-
tie, and James Paterson, Lieutenants.
Alex. Ramsay, Inspector of Lighting and
Cleaning.
Robert Paterson, Surveyor.
Robert Hardie, Master of Fire Engines.
J. W. Home, Inspector of Pavements.
John Spaven, Inspector of Markets.
James Morham, Billet Master.
Alex. Thomson, Collector of Assessments-
David Murray, Accountant.
Roderick Mackenzie, W.S. Law Agent.
William Tait, Surgeon,
General Commissioners of Police.
The Lord Provost, the Four Bailies, Dean of
Guild, Treasurer, and the Deacon Convener of
the Trades ofthe City of Edinburgh; the She-
riif of the County of Edinburgh, and one of his
Substitutes; First Resident Bailie of Canongate;
a Member chosen by the Faculty of Advo-
cates ; by the Society of Writers to the Sig-
net ; by the Company of Merchants ; by the
Society of Solicitors before the Supreme
Courts in Scotland, and the Convener of the
Southern Districts for the time being ; toge-
ther with thirty-two general, and sixty-four
resident Commissioners — who are changed in
November.
R. J. Moxey, Clerk to thfi Commissiomrs.
PUBLIC OFFICES.
347
LIST OF PUBLIC OFFICES,
With the Hours of Attendance.
Adjutant General 10 to 3; 10, So. Churlotte street iRecorder's Office. — Calton, 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ;
Antiquaries, the Society of. Royal Institution, Mound
Arts, the Royal Institution for the Fine, Royal lusti-
tulion, Mound
Auditor's Office — 10 to 3 ; 16 Royal Exchange
Banking houses. — 9 to 4 ; Various
Billet Master 11 to 3 ; Police Office
Canongate Clerks — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; Court Room
Church, Schemes of the, lO to 4 and 7 to 9 ; 46
Hanover street.
City Chambeilain 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 ; Royal Ex-
change
City Clerk's 10 to 3 ; Royal Exchange
Commissary Clerk's — 10 to 3 ; Parliament square
Council Chamber. — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; 10 Royal
Exchange
Council Record Office, 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; 10 Royal
Exchange
County Police Office, 1 0 to a and 7 to 8; County
Hall.
*Custom House. — 10 to 4 ; Leith
Dean of Guild 10 to 3 ; 10 Royal Exchange
Destitute Sick 10 to 3 ; 150 High street
Exchequer Office 10 to 4 ; Parliament square
Excise Office — 10 to 3 ; Drumraond place
; ^ Fisheries, the Honourable the Commissioners for the
' British, Royal Institution, Mound
/" Gas- Light Co 9-30 m. to 8-30 a. ; 25 Waterloo pi.
Edinburgh & Leith, 9-tiO M. to 8-30 a. ; 8
George >trept
j^2:X'""''*te Office. — 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 ; 13 No. Bank st.
Herioc's, George, Hospital. — 10 to 4 and 6 to 8;
Saturday 10 to 12; 11 Royal Exchange
Herrjng Fishery. — 10 to 4 ; Royal Institution and
2 Dock place. Leith
Justice of Peace (City). — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; 10
Royal Exchange
Justice of Peace (County). .^10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ;
County Hall
Library, Advocates'.— 9 to 4 during session, 10 to
4 during vacation ; Parliament square
^-^^— Signet 9 to 4 during session; 11 to 4
during vacation ; Parliament square
- Solicitors Supreme Courts, 9 to 4 during
session; II to 3 during vacation; 12 Royal
Exchange
University. — 10 to 1 in summer, 9 to
winter ; University
4 in
Manufactures, the Honourable Board of, Royal Insti-
tution, Mound
Ministers' Widows' Fund. — 11 to ^ past 2 ; 6
north St David street
Ordnance. — 10 to 4 ; Castle
Permit Office 7 to 5 winter, 7 to 6 summer ; 79
Siiuth bridge and 43 Bridge street, Leith
Police Office. — 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 ; Royal Bank
close and Charlotte street, Leith
Post Office. — Waterloo place
Secretaries' Office, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m-
Paid Letter Office, 6-45 a.m. to 10 P.M.
Dead Letter Office, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Accountant's Office, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Receiver- General's Office, 10 A.M. to 4 p.m.
Money Order Office, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Property and Income Tax for ancient royal y,
10 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Railway, (E. and G.) 7 M. to B A., Hay Market.
R;.ilwav Offire fi i.c fi; .sit: Lennard'a
S.5
21 Calton Hill
Canongdte, 10 to 3 and 6 to 8; Court-
house
— — Greyfriars, Upper gate
St Cuthbert's, 9 to 5 ; West Kirk
Register Office —
Bill Chamber. — Session; Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10 to
12 and 2 to 4 : Saturday, 10 to 12.
Vacation ; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, 10 to 12 and 2 to
3 ; Saturday, 10 to 12
Chancery. — 9 to 3
Extractots' Chambers. — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8
evening, during Session, and 1 I to 3 du'
ring vacation : Saturday, 10 to 12
Great Seal 2 to 3
Horning. — Same hours as Bill- Chamber
Jury Court. — 2 to 4, except on Saturday, 1 ]
to 1, and Tuesday and Thursday, 12 to 1,
vacation
Justiciary. — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8, and 10 to 3
during vacation
Lyon Court — 12 to 3 |
Record — 10 to 3
Registration 10 to 3 and 6 to 8
Sasine 10 to 3 and 6 to 8
Signet. — From 2 to 3 afternoon, and on Satur-
days, from 11 to 12
Teind — Session, 12 to 4 and 6 to 8 ; vacation
1 1 to 3 ^
Savings' Bank, National Security, Mon. Wed. and
Fiiday, 12 to 3; Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, 7 to 9 a. ; head of Mound
Schoolmasters' Widows' Fund 10 to 3 ; 23 Elder
street
Session Clerks —
Canongate — 11 to 3 and 6 to 8; 179 Canon-«
gate
City — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8; 10 Royal Ex-
change
St Cuthbert's — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; 3 Wind-
mill street
* North Leith — 40 Bridge street
* South Leith — Vanburg place
Sheriff Clerk's 10 to 3 & 7 to 9 ; County Building!
Stamp and Tax 10 to 3 ; 10 Waterloo place
Society, the Royal, Royal Institution, Mound
Solicitors-at-Law. — Hall, 3 Royal Exchange
Taxes, Annuity, 12 Royal Exchange
Arrears of Assessment, 18 North bridge
City Improvements, Victoria terrace
City Poor Rate, 25 North bridge
Land and Assessed, 60 North bridge
* North Leith Poor Rates, South Fort street,
* South Leith Poor Rates and Road Money, 35
Constitution street.
West Church Poor Rates, 1 Rutland street
Police Duty, 18 North bridge
— ^ Road JMoney, 39 George street
Water Duty, 24 St James' square
Trustees' Office. — 10 to 3 and 6 to 8 ; Royal Insti-
tution, Mound
Works, City Public — 10 to 4 and 6 to 8 ; 10 Royal
Exchange
H.M. Public. — 10 to 4 ; Exchequer buildings
148
MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.
ROLL OF MESSENGERS AT ARMS.
Corrected from Lyon Books, to 29th May 1843.
Those marked * are Notaries Public. Those marked f are Agents or Procurators.
ABERDEEN-
SHIRE.
Aberdeen,
George Rae,
Jrttues Johnston
Geo. Cockburn
Robert Shaw
Jduaes Stewart
Huntly,
John Smith
Jas. M'Kiiinon
Tarland,
George Skene
Peterhead,
Adam Gray
Jas. Hutchison
Grant Imlah
Muir ofRhynie,
James Gordon
Inverury,
near Keitlihall,
Ro. Webster
Fraserburgh,
Cbas. Dunbar
Ballater,
Alex. Mitchell
Kincardine
O'Neil,
Joseph Nicol
Turriff,
Alex. JMnnii
ARGYLESHIRE.
Campbeltown,
J. M'N. Gill
Inverary,
•Da. Black
- Lochgilphead,
Alex. Campbell
.Dug. M'Keliar
Oban,
D. Carmichael
Donulil Lamoni
AYRSHIRE.
Ayr,
Rob. Giiudie
WiliiamPollock
D. R Caig
Beilh,
Robt. Thomson
Irvine,
John Ranken
Kilmarnock,
.Tarn. Browning
James Wilson
Maybole,
Thos. Bell
Largs,
••fFran. Wark
BANFFSHIRE
Banff,
Wm. Symon
David Shier
Geo. Rueburn
Glenlivet, by
Keith,
Pat. M'Lachlan
BERWICKSHIRE.
Dunse,
fDav. M'Watt
CAITHNESS-SH.
Thurso,
James M'Kay
irick,
William Gunn
CLACKMANNAN-
SHI KE,
Alloa,
Alexander Gait
John Urquhart
DUMBARTONSH.
Dumbarton,
John Dixon
D. Maclarlane
Ro. M'Farlane
Kirkintilloch,
John Sheaitr
DUMFRIES-SH.
Annan,
John M'Lellan
Dumfries,
* Robert Kemp
*Rok)'. VV.IU,:,
Tho. Haining
*A. Hamilton
Charles Baird
C. M'George
David Dickson
Cha. M'Minn
EDINBURGHSH.
Edinburgh.
W.A.Thomson
sen.
George Black
A. Drvsdale
Wm. M'Lean
Wm M'Donald
W. J. Munro
Wm. Svanston
W.A. Thomson
jun.
Alex.'Wilkie
John Grady
Andw. WeOster
Leith.
John P. Grant
ELGINSHIRE.
Elgin,
Lewis Shaw
Wm. Hardie
W. Watson
riFESHIRE.
Cupar-Fife,
Henry Millie
Kirkcaldy,
James Petty
St A ndreios,
J. Crombie
John Thomson
Auchtermuch-
ty^
J. Williamson
FORFARSHIRE.
Brechin,
Alex. Jenkins
Dundee,
John AiKterson
Jas. M-D'-nald
Robt. Geckie
Alex. Allan
Cvpar- Angus,
John M'l-eish
Forfar,
J. Sutherland
HADDINGTON-
SHIRE.
Haddington,
Jas. Anderson
Robert Blyth
Duncan M'ln-
tyre
INVERNESS-
SHIRE.
Fort- William,
J. Campbell
Robert MKay
Kingussie,
Al. Macd.Miald
North Uiit,
Rod. M'Donald
Inverness,
John Macbean
Alex. Fraser
James Cameron
Portree, Skye-
John Lauder
KINCARDINESH.
Stonehaven ,
Jas. Hubert son
KINROSS-SHIRE.
Kinross,
James Monro
Wm. Reihuue,
jun.
KIRKCUD-
BRIGHTSHIRE
Castle Douglas,
f James Muir
"hJ.G. Nairne
Gatehouse of
Fleet,
Robt. Campbell
LANARKSHIRE.
Lanark,
John Currie
A irdrie,
*Tho. Waddel
John Cho-rie
A. Waddelljr.
Glasgow,
Alex. Turner
Wm. Martin
A. IV1h< kinto^h
Geo. Mai Hand
Anthv. Nish
R. M"'Donald
James M'IMie I
J. M'Callum
Geo. Gilfillan
James Burgess
David Young
Robert Monro
John Roberton
Thos. Barclay
Wm. Brown
Hamilton,
John Thomson
Strdthaven,
Joseph Ten lien t
Francis Wilson
LINLITHGOW-
SHIRE.
Bathgute,
James Black
Will, Steven
Linlithgow,
James Nicboll
NAIRNSHIRE.
Nairn,
John Wilson
ORKNEY, &C.
Kirkwall,
J.Fothriiigham
James Sinclair
Lerwick, Shet-
land,
Sam. Henry
PEEBLES-SHIRE.
Peebles,
Wm. Thomson
PERTHSHIRE.
Crieff.
W. Ferguson
Dunkeld,
Henry Ritchie
Killin,
J. M'Gregor
Perth,
Wm. Hurley
David Hally
James Hally
I RENFREWSHIRE.
G/eenock,
Evan IVl'Leod
A. M'Kechuie
■f-Jobn Gillespie
John Loaan
Paisley,
tT. Camptiell
Jas. Chi'iaiison
ROSS-SHIRE.
Dingwall,
Alex. Stewart
Hugh Ross
Tain,
W. C. M'Pher-
son
John Strachan
Slariioway,
Hugh Brown
Bonar Bridge,
Cbas. Fiaser
ROXBURGHSH.
Huu<ick,
+ And. Oliver
James Wait
Kelso,
William Allan
SELKIRKSHIRE.
Selkirk,
J. Paterson
STIRLINGSHIRE.
Falkirk,
Arch, Stark
Slirliyig,
Jihii ^iM^■lnir
James Miller
Arcbd. M'Lea,
Denny,
W. Muirhead
SUTHEULAND-
SHIRE.
Dornoch,
PhilipM'Kay
WIRTOKSHIBE.
New.- Stewart,
*Wm. Dill
*Wm. Good
Stranraer,
P^ ei- l\I'I,<'Hn
*tJ.M William
fA, M'.Ncci
Caird
Hu^li Mann
Wigton,
fWm, Carson
tW.M'Willu.m
ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GUARDIAN FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 11, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON, AND
No. 4, St ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL, £2,000,000.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR SCOTLAND.
Sir John Hope of Craighall, Bart., Chairman.
J. M. Melville, Esq.,
Colonel Arch. Spens, E.LC.S.
James Diindas, Esq.
Royal Bank, Bankers, Hope & Oliphant, W.S., Solicitors.
Hugh Mitchell, Secretary.
Sir F. W. Drummond, Bart.
George Wauchope, Esq.
Robert Rutherford, Esq.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
THE allowance of Ten per Cent, which has been made on the Premiums paid on Policies
of Seven Years' standing, is the surest proof of the unprecedented success of this
Institution.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Tables have been calculated expressly for this Institution, and, independent of a reduced
rate of Premiums, as compared with other Offices having a Subscribed Capital, persons
assured for the terra of life will be entitled, at the end of every seven years, to one moiety of
the Profits of the Company, after a deduction of such sum per annum for the guarantee of the
Capital, as the Directors may think reasonable, the extent of which is, however, limited by
the deed of settlement.
The share of the Profits to be so allowed to the Assured may be applied, either by adding
to the amount of their respective Policies such reversionary sums as are equivalent to such
profit, or in reduction of the Premiums thereafter to be payable on such Policies, provided
such option be declared in writing within three calendar months after the division shall have
been declared ; but if such option be not so declared, such share of Profits will be added to
the amount of the Policies.
The first division of profit to the Assured was made to Christmas 1828, and a second divi-
sion of profit was made to Christmas 1835. At each period the Reversionary Bonuses added
to the several Policies, averaged rather more than twenty-eight per cent on the amount of
Premiums paid thereon during the preceding seven years.
If any person assured with this Company for seven years, or for life, should die within thirty
days after the Premium should become due, such Assurance is to be valid in case the Premium
be paid within such period of thirty days.
No additional Premium will be required from Military Men, unless when called into actual
service. No charge will be made for Entrance-Money, Admission Fees, or for Policies be-
yond the cost of the Stamp,
2 A
352 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
THE ECONOMIC
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 34, BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON,
(^Empowered hy Act of Parliament^ 3 Win. IF.)
Established 1823.
DIRECTORS.
The Right Hon. Thomas Frankland Lewis, Chairman
Henry Frederick Stephenson, Esq., Deputy- Chairman
Lancelot Baugh Allan, Esq.
Stephen Nicolson Barber, Esq.
Henry Barnett, Esq.
Robert Biddulph, Esq.
Robert Davies, Esq.
Thomas Edgar, Esq.
Sir Alexander Duff Gordon, Bart,
John Mendham, Esq.
Thomas Meux, Esq.
"William Routh, Esq.
AUDITORS.
Francis Dumergue, Esq. I Charles Morris, Esq.
Captain Robert Gordon, R.N. | John William Stillwell, Esq.
Physician, John A. Paris, M.D. F.R.S., No. 27, Dover Street.
Surgeon, Benjamin Travers, Esq., F.R.S., No. 12, Brunton Street.
Solicitor, Henry Young, Esq., No. 12, Essex Street, Strand.
Actuary, James John Downes, Esq., F.R.A.S.
Secretai-y, Campbell James Downer, Esq.
Gibson- Craigs, W^ardlaw, & Dalziel, W.S., Solicitors for Scotland.
The following are among the advantages of this Society : —
1st. The securityof an ample Assurance Fund, besides the subscribed Capital.
2dly. For young and middle- aged lives the lowest bates of premiums that entitle the
Assured to participate in the profits.'
3dly. Three-fourths of the profits divided every fith year among tliose who have been
Assured four years on the equal scale of premiums. The Bonus declared in 1834 averaged
L.16 per cent on the Premiums then paid; and the Bonus awarded in 18-39, on the average, is
equal to L.31 per cent on the Premiums received during the last five years.
4thly. Assurers may have the Bonus applied to increase the sum assured, or in reduction
of future Premiums, either for the remainder of life, or for the next five j'ears only.
5thly. Policies granted without any charge to the Assured beyond the stamp-duty.
6thly. An opUon given to Assurers, on the increasing scale of rates, after the lapse of any
number of years, to commute the future increasing Premium by an equivalent equal annual
one for the remainder of life, and thereafter to participate in the profits. The same advan-
tages are applicable to Assurers on the decreasing scale of rates.
7thly. Policies on the lives of parties dying by suicide, duelling, or by the hands of jus-
tice, not void as respects the interest of persons to whom they may have been legally assigned.
8thlv. No extra charge for residence in any part of Europe, nor for proceeding (m a decked,
sailing, or steam-vessel) from any one port thereof to another during peace, to Assurers not
being seafaring men by profession. Licenses are granted to go to any part of the world, upon
terms proportionate to the risks.
9thly. Whole Life Policies on the equal scale of Premium purchaseable after four years.
Lapsed Policies revived on favourable terms to the Assured.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
JOHN MAITLAND, Agent
" ' Chambers, at the Savings' Bank.
\
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. S53
ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE AND
ANNUITY COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1823,
With a Subscribed Capital of ONE MILLION Sterling;
For Insuring Dwelling Houses, and other buildings of every description, Goods, Wares, Merchan-
dizes, Manufacturing and Farm Stork, Ships in Harbour or in Dock, and Goods on Board
thereof, and Ships while Siiilditig or Repairing, against Loss or Damage bt/ Fire ; also, for the
Assurance of Lives, the Granting of Annuities, (present or deferred,) Endowment? for Children;
and the Purchase of Contingent and Reversionary Interests.
HEAD OFFICE, ABERDEEN.
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH, 63, Princes Strfet.
OFFICE IN GLASGOW fiy, Sr Vincent Street.
OFFICE IN PERTH 79, High Street.
OFFICE IN DUBLIN, 12, Bachelors Walk.
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY,
The Right Hon. LORD FORBES, Governor.
ALEXANDER WEBSTER, Esq. Chairman of Ordinary Directors.
Physicians in Aberdeen — Dr Ewing and Dr Dyce. Banktrs — The Aberdeen Town and
County Bank.
Accountant — James Smith. Manager — Robert Russell Notman.
EDINBURGH BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.
Robert Macfarlane, Esquire, Advocate, — Cliux man.
J. S. Johnstone, Esq.
John C. Brodie, Esq.
John Macandrew, Esq.
Her.ry Schultze, Esq.
James Sauter, Esq.
Medical Referee — James Dunsmure, Esq., M.D., 26, Casfle Street.
Robert Webster, S.S.C, J^e;t<.— Office, 63, Princes Street.
THE Aberdeen Assurance Company was established in 1825, by a numerous body of Pro-
prietors, and is at present one of the wealihiest and most influential Companies carrying
on business in the North of Scotland. As illu>trative of the extent and success of the business
it may be mentioned, that the Company has One Hundred and Sixty Agencies; and that the
Shares are One Hundred and Fifty per cent above the original cost.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Ordinary Risks, such as Dwelling- Houses, Household Furniture, &c., are charged Is. 6d*
Hazardous Insurances, which comprehend Spirit Dealer's Stock Bakehouses, Oils, and the
like, 2s. Hd. Doubly Hazardous Ri^ks, such as th^itciied Buildings, China, Glass, &c. 4s. 6d.
Farm stock is rated only at 2s. per cent., and no charge is made J or the Policy, which, to
Farmers, is an important saving upon small sums.
The Rates of the Aberdeen Assurance Company for Lives are
LOWER THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER OFFFICE IN SCOTLAND;
while the security afforded to the Policy Holders is undoubted. [Continued.
354 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
\_Aberdee?i Fire and Life Assurance Company — Continued.']
The Company grant Assurances under a variety of forms, that is, they have Tables cal-
culated, showing the some uhimate results, but which may be used by persons Insuring ac-
coniing to their different circumstances. Thus —
Assurances may be effected for any limited time, or for the whole duration of life. The
Premiums may be paid yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. As it is often an object for many
persons to pay off their Premiums within a certain time, instead of having them spread over
every year during which they may live, tables are computed to show tlie amount to be paid
in one payment, in 5, 10, 13, or 20 years : For/ example, a person, at the age of 25, may secure
i£2i'00 at death, by payment of £38, Is. 8d. per annum during his life, or by payment of
£\al, 3s. 4d. for Jive years; £88, 13s. 4d. for ten years; £66, 18s. 4d. for JiJ teen years ; or
£36, 6s. 8d. for twenty years; the Premiums at the end of these periods absolutely ceasing.
(See Table A.)
PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.
To those desirous of participating in the Profits of the Company, while they are secured
from all risk by its Capital, the moderate Premiums required, (See Table C.) and the great
prospective advantages which are certain to accrue, present inducements of the most substan-
tial nature. The whole Prcjiis resulting from this department will be divided among the
Policy Holders, except a small proportion which the Directors will apply to the expense of
management.
The Sum Assured may be made Payable in the Lifetime of the Party ; thus a person
aged 23 may secure £300, to be payable to him whenever he reaches 60, or to his representa-
tives, should he predecease that aiie, by payment of £12, 17s. Id. per annum. (See Table
D.) The advantages which attend this last form of the contract of Insurance are too evident
to require mucli illustration ; but it may not be out of place to point out a few of tliem. It
euibles a Creditor in-uring his Debtor's life, in order to secure a past due debt, or a present
advance of money, to calculate with certainty on recovering his debt, or receiving re-payment
of his advance at aji.redperi<d; and while, in so far as the assured himself is concerned, this
system has all the advantages of the ordinary forms of Assurance, it possesses this peculiar
feature, of enabling every one, however limited his income may be, by the appropriation of a
portion of it yearly, during his years of health, strength, and active exertion, to provide for the
support oi himself, as well as those who may be dependent on him, during his declining years.
FAMILY SETTLEMENTS.
Assurance is most particularly advantageous in such matters, and maybe made of great con-
sequence to the Husband, where it is his desire to receive payment of his Wife's portion at
Marriage, instead of having it vested in Trustees, to be applied at his decease for behoof of
the family. By devoting part of his income to the payment of Premiums, this may be easily
accomplished, or by having the sum assured made payable at the decease of either his wife or
himself, he secures, at a small increased outlay, the chance of receiving the Insurance, in addi-
tion to the Marriage portion.
Assurances, at the same time, may be applied with equal benefit to persons in every grade
of life, and to none more advantageously than to Professional Men, and Heirs of Entail; in-
deed, to all those whose Incomes cease with their existence.
LOANS are granted upon the Security of Life Policies, immediately upon their being
effected; and to Heirs of Entail, upon the Security of the Rents of their Estates.
ANNUITIES. — It is to be regretted that, in many instances, Annuity Offices have com-
menced business with Tables which have not been calculated according to the actual rate of
Mortality, and without having One ShiUing of Capital to make good any deficiencies which
may arise. Numerous Bankruptcies have, in consequence, happened. This Company offer
to the pubhc Annuities as high as the nature of their Investments will justify, while their sub-
- scribed Capital and large Sinking Fund afford a sufficient guarantee for the settlement of every
claim. A Male, 30 years of age last birthday, would receive £7, 16s. lOd. ; at 60, ^9, 13s. 3d.
per annum for every £100 — while Females, at the same ages, would get £6, 17s. 8d., and
£8, 8s. yd. If the Annuity be payable half-yearlv, a small deduction is made.
- SURVIVORSHIP ANNUITIES are alio sranted on hberal terms.
ENDOWMENTS TO CHILDREN.— By setting aside the trifling Annual Premiums
which are required. Parents secure for their sons sums sufficient to enable them to begin life —
tc their Daughters, Marriage Portions.
The Premium to secure £300 to a child under one year of age, when it arrives at 21, is
£13, 13s. per annum. If the sum is to be paid at 18, it is £17, 13s. 4d. iContinued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
355
{^Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurmice Company — C(finiinuedl\
TABLE A.
Premiums required for the Assiirancc of £100 for One Year, for Seven Years, and for tkc
whole of Life, in Annual, Half -Yearly, or Quarterly Payjncnts, or by a limited number of
payments. The assured not participating in the profits of the Company.
"*
1
LIMITED PAYMENTS.
One Year.
Seven
Years.
Life.
Half. _ ^
Yearly. I^"^^*''
ly-
to .a
1
5 Years.
10 Yea]
rs. , 15 Years. 20 Years.
' '
1
£ s. d:£ s. d.£
s. d}£ s.
d}£ s.
d}£ s. d:£ s.
d. £ s. d.£
s. d.
20
0 16 8 0 17 3 1
14 7| 0 18
ij 0 9
4 7 9 2 4 3
7 3 2 3 2
11 9
25
0 18 3 1 0 0 1
18 1[ 0 19
6 0 9
ir 7 17 2 4 8
8 3 6 11 2
16 4
30
12 0 13 6 2
2 0, 1 1
8 0 11
0 8 8 0 4 15
0 3 11 0 3
0 4
35 15 3 17 5 2
7 3 14
5 0 12
5 9 1 5 6 2
9 3 16 7 3
2 10
40 1 1 8 10 1 11 1 2
14 5 1 8
4 0 14
3 9 17 11 5 12
0, 4 4 4 3
9 10
45 i 1 14 11 14 7 3
4 6 1 13
9 0 17
Oil 3 10 6 4
6, 4 15 2 4
0 3
60 ! 1 17 9 2 2 10 3
19 8 2 1
9 1 1
2 12 10 5 7 2
4 3 12 0 4
16 7
55 12 5 63 0 64
19 0 2 11
11 1 6
214 3 5 8 4
6 6 9 15
14 6
60 I 3 7 4 4 5 11 6
2 8 3 4
6 1 12
8 15 12 0 9 6
0, 7 8 5 6
14 0
TABLE B.
Table of Annual Premiums for the Assurance of £100 for the whole of Life, on an
ascending scale, without participation in profits.
Age.
First Seven
Yc;irs.
Next Seven
Years.
Remainder
of Life.
Age.
First Seven
Years.
Next Seven
Years.
Remainder
of Life.
15
20
25
SO
£ s. d.
0 18 6
114
1 4 8
1 8 7
£ s. d.
12 8
16 2
1 10 3
1 15 1
£ s. d
1 18 9
2 4 7
2 11 10
3 0 11
35
40
45
50
£ s. d.
1 13 1
1 18 3
2 4 4
2 11 11
£ s. d.
2 0 8
2 7 0
2 17 3
4 0 11
£ s. d.
3 12 9
4 9 8
5 12 11
7 0 3
TAB I
.E C.
Annual and Half-yearly Premiums required for the Assurance of £1 00 on a Singh
Life, tvith periodical additions from the profits of the Company.
, 1 Annnal
^Se. Premium.
Half- Yearly. Age.
Annual „ ,.
Premium. Half-yearly. Age
Annual
Premium.
Half-yearly.
20 1 18 1 0 19 9 35
25 2 1 6 115 40
30 2 5 7 1 1 3 7 1 45
2 11 3 16 6
2 19 7 1 10 9
3 10 5 1 16 8
50
55
60
4 6 10
5 7 8
6 13 2
2 5 3
2 16 0
3 9 9
TABLE D.
SUM ASSURED PAYABLE IN THE LIFETIME OF THE PARTY.
^ The following Table exhibits the Single and Annual Premiiim required for insu-
ring £100 on THE PARTY ATTAINING THE AGE OP SIXTY, OR AT DEATH, IP IT OCCUR
SOONER.
.„„ Single
A-ge. Premium.
Annual
Premium.
£ S. d.
2 4 5
2 11 5
2 17 4
Single
Age. Premium.
Annual b
Premium. i[ ^S^-
Single
Premium.
Annual
Premium.
1 £ s. d.
20 ' 42 10 7
25 45 6 5
30 4-9 0 8
35
40
45
£ s. d.
54 4 11
60 8 11
67 8 9
£ s. d.
3 9 3
4 7 10
6 0 8
50
55
£ S. d.
76 2 6
86 11 6
£ s. d.
9 2 9
18 19 11
356
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
[^Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance Company — Continued.^
COMPARATIVE TABLE.
Of the Annual Premium cliarged hij the Aherdeen and other Assurance Companies in Scotland,
for the Assurance of £\0Q at Death., tcith or without participation in the trofits.
>-0N-PARTICIPATIOJf SCALE.
£ s.
1 14
1 18
60 6
7
14
4
19
19
2
d.\£ s.
13
18
4
10
18
7
1
6
6
8
05 2
6!6 10
si
■S o
3
d:\£
71
4:1
02
2 2
62
113
813
55
5I
s. d-'£ s. d}£ s. d.
12 11 ll 14 2 1 14 1
17 6jl 18 6:1 18 11
0j2 3 7|2 4 9
1 2 10 0'2 11 6
2^2 17 IJ 3 0 0
03 11 2
5 3
8 4
0
7|-t
0j5
46
£ s. d.
I 14
1 19
2 4
2 11
3 0
11
4|5
S3
,= OS
I 15
1 18
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d
7 I 14 11 15 8
01 17 lli2 0 10
9 8
3 7
1 1
3 9
1 11|2 2
7 212 8
14 6 2 16
4 73 5
19 11 ,'3 19
19 014 18
72 6
612 12
03 0
63
44
05
196 1 10 6
9 8
1 7
0 11
7 10
"2
1
£ s.
cZ.
I 12
10
I 17
6
2 2
11
2 9
1
2 17
2
3 6
5
3 19
8
5 0
0
PARTICIPATION SCALE.
'j£ s.
20 1 18
25 2 I
30 2 5
35 2 11
40 2 19
45 3 10
50 4 6 10
55 5 7
60 6 13 2
^ s.
1 19
2 4
2 9
2 16
3 4
3 13
4 7
5 7
6 15
O
£ s. d.
1 19 5 :
244;
2 9 9t
2 ]6 3:
3 4 633
3 14 8 3 14
£ s.
1 17
2 2
2 7
2 14
4 215 9
6 16 15
x"
d
o'^j
^
M
.2 3
•|-y
5
§
t.
|2
K 05
2 "3
"0
a
a
CO
o "3
o o
-3
.£ s. d. .£ s. d. .£ s. d. .;£
1 17 0 1 17 10 1 18 10 2
d. £ s. A.£ s.
6 1 18 52 1
2 32 3
8 7 2 9
15 10 2 16
5 13 6
17 23 16
13 34 U 11 4
13 35 11 25 7
18 1 6 16 2 6 12
22 1
52 5
92 11
1 2 19
73 10
7
52 5
82 11
5 2 17
53 5
5 3 15
14 8
115 4
96 5
10 2 4
12 9
62 16
63 5
63 15
34 7
2 —
4 —
A.£ s.
12 1
32 5 42 5
11 2 10 72 11
92 16 11 2 17
03 4 113 5
13 14 9 3 15
94 8 64 8
5 6 11 5 4
6 11 6 6 5
d. ^ s.
6 1 16
10 1 18
12 1
62 6
6 2 14
63 5
34 1
25 1
46 6
d. ^ s.
82 1
02 5
62 11
10 2 17
93 5
9 3 15
74 8
115 4
76 5
*^* Attention is requested to an article on Life Assurance in '• Chambers' Edinburgh
Journal," No. 505, 2d October 1841, and to the article "Life Assurance," in Chambers'
* Information for the People," vol. i. No. 46, pp. 732-736. ;
No Entry-Money charged by the Aberdeen Assurance Company.
^^ Forms of Proposal, and every information connected with the business, given upon
application to
ROBERT WEBSTER, S.S.C, 65 Princes Street,
Agent for Edinburgh.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
357
UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
8, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL-MALL, LONDON.
DIVISION OF PROFITS AMONG THE ASSURED.
Earl of Errol
Earl of Coirtowa
Earl Levea and Melvi'le
HONORARY PRESIDENTS.
Earl of Norbury
Earl of Stair
Earl Soniers
Lord Viscount Falkland
Lord Eiphinstone
Lord Belhaven and Stenton
DIRECTORS.
James Stuart, Esq., Chairman. H. De Castro, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Samuel Anderson, Esq.
Hamilton Blair x\.varne, Esq.
Edward Bbyd, Esq. Resident
E. Lennox Boyd, Esq. Asst.
Resident
Charles Downes, Esq.
Charles Graham, Esq.
F. Charles Maitland, Esq.
John Ritchie, Esq.
William Railton, Esq.
F. II. Thomson, Esq.
Surgeon. — F. Hale Tiiomson, Esq. 48, Berners Street-
This Joint Stock Company, established by Act of Parliament, without limited responsibility
affords themost perfect Security in an ample paid-up Capital, and in the great success which
has attended it since its commencement in 1834, and the large accumulation of Premiums
which has taken place.
On the 1st of July 1841, the Company, at their General Meeting, declared an addition of
one half to tne Sums paid by the Stockholders, and appropriated to those holding Assurances
at the participating rate L.2 per cent per Annum, from the dates of their policies, so that the
addition to t policy for L.IOOO, in force for the previous 5 years, has been L.lOO, making it in
all L 1,1 00. The Premiums payable to the Company are nevertheless very moderate, and only
one half of them, when an Insurance is for life, need be paid for the first 5 years after the date
of the policj ; the other half, subject to the payment of interest at 5 per cent annually, to be
deducted at death, or paid off at convenience. By this arrangement, it becomes easy for a per-
son of moderate income to secure a provision for his family ; and the policy may be relinquished
on the acquisition of a fortune, within the 5 years, the Assured having paid only one half of
the Premiums, instead of the whole, according to the usual practice.
Thus a jerson of 25 years old may, by an annual payment of L.-28 : 16 : 3, for the first five
years, and ifterwards of the full premium, L.57 : 12:6., secure to his widow and children at his
death paynent of no less than L.3000, subject only to the deduction of L.144 : 1 : 3, being the
amount of premiums unpaid. A person requiring a temporary advance of money may also,
in terms cf this arrangement, should he within 5 years relinquish the policy of Assurance by
means of which he has obtained the advance, give it up on payment merely of one half of the
PreraiumJ instead of the whole, according to the usage of most other Offices.
The gteat facilities afforded by the Company, in these and other respects, are such that it
really appears to be a moral duty in every pa,rent who is not possessed of a fortune, but of an
income, however njoderate, to Insure his life for a sum which may yield a comfortable provision
for hit family.
RATES OF PREMIUM.
A^e Without Profits. With Profits.
25 ... ... £1 ISs.od. .. ... £2 2s. lid. per Cent.
30 ... ... 2 3 10 .. ... 2
40 ... ... 2 19 1 ... ... 3
50 ... ... 4 6 0 ... ... 4
60 ... ... 6 15 3 .. ... 6
Fvery information will be afforded on application to the Resident Directors, Edward Botd,
Es^., and E Lennox Boyd, Esq., of No 8, Waterloo Place, Pali-Mall, London.
8
2
do.
3
4
do.
10
7
do
17
9
do
Edinburgh.
Glasgow
Inverness.^
Campbelton.
AGENTS.
Augustus Maitland, Esq., W.S., 1 South Charlotte Street,
Messrs. Gordon and Stewart, W.S., 21 Royal Terrace.
A. B. Seton, Esq., 1 35 Buchanan Street.
Messrs Dunlop & Bridges.
Messrs Harper & Son.
James Davidson, Esq., Solicitor.
D. D. M'Taggart, Esq., Writer.
358
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON.
(Instituted 1808, and empowered by an Act of Parliament of 54 Geo. JII.
(CAPITAL— ONE MILLION, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.)
EDINBDEGH COMMITTEE.
, John G. Hopkirk, W.S. | "William Paul, Accountant. | Henry Tod, W.S.
John Campbell, W.S., Agent. \ John George Campbell, Clerk.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
ATliniD Valuation of the Company's Life Risks was completed in June 1838, and the
Directors have great satisfaction in stating its results ; the Tables annexeo show the
additions made to the Company's Life Policies. If parties will take the trouble of comparing
the Bonus to which a Policy in this Office is entitled, with what would attach to i Policy of
similar standing at other Offices, (a comparison that may very readily be made, as .he printed
Proposals of Assurance Companies generally show the amount of periodical additims,) it will
be seen that such comparison is very favourable to this Company.
The Directors having recently had under their consideration the rates of Premium for Life
Assurances, have determined to reduce them considerably for the younger ages, so far as they
refer to Assurances made for shorter periods than the whole term of life. It is confidently
trusted that this reduction in the short term pre7niums will be found highly useful to such par-
ties as are obliged to insure their lives to perfect securities for temporary loans of money ; inas-
much as the saving in the premium of Assurance will, in some cases, be nearly 15 per cent.
TABLE,
Showing the total additions made to Life Policies for £1000 effected in London, cr through an
agent in Great Britain, which had been in force for the Twenty-one Years ending at Christ-
mas 1837.
Date of Policy
Age at Cora-
meneement.
Dec. 25,
1816.
25
do.
30
do.
35
do.
40
do.
45
do.
50
do.
55
do.
60
Annual
Premium.
£
24
s. d.
0 10
26 14
29 18
33 19
38 19
45 6
53 3
63 13
Gross additions
to the Sum
assureJ.
£
338
354
379
416
461
526
626
789
Equivalent to th?
toliowing per cent.
age on the Pre-
miums paid to lhc|
(jompany.
59 0 3
A Return of Premium for the five years ending at Christmas 1841, at the rate of 20 per
cent, will be paid on policies for L.300 and upwards, then in force, and in proportion to the
amount of premiums paid thereon during such five years ; the Return will apply to all Policies
■which at Christmas 1841 had been in force for one entire year.
Equivaxent keductions have been made in the future payments of premium, where the parties
assured have desired to have the amount of surplus premiums so applied.
*^* Fire Insurances on all kinds of Property on favourable terms.
Atlas Assurance OrricE, 12, Duke Street, Edinburgh.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
3.59
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH ^
LAW LIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE IN LONDON, 147 Strand, near Somerset Home.
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH, 119 Princes Street.
Established 1839.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
trustees.
The Right Honourable Joseph Planta, M.P.
The Honourable Lord Wood.
Mr Sergeant Merewether.
George Chilton, Esq., Q.C.
I Wm. Dugmore, Esq., barrister, London.
H. J. Robertson, Esq., Sheriff of Renfrewshire.
Anthony Murray, of Crieff Esq., W.S.
EDINBURGH DIRECTORS.
Hercules J. Robertson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff
of Renfrewshire, 76 Great King Street.
William Smythe, Esq., Advocate, 16 Great
Stuart Street.
John Wedderburn, Esq., H.E.I. Co.'s Civil Ser-
vice, Charlotte Square.
Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., Accountant, 57
Great King Street
Alex. Hamilton, Esq.,W.S.,29 Rutland Square
Robert Mackay, Esq., W^.S., 17 Nothumber-
land Street.
x\llan Menzies, Esq., W.S., 32 Queen Street.
Charles BaiUie,Esq., Advocate, 13 Great Stuart
Street.
Jas. Adam,Esq.,S.S.C., 19 Claremont Crescent.
John Beatson Bell, of Glenfarg, Esq. W.S.. 13
Great King Street.
Bankers — Sir William Forbes & Company. Physician — Dr J. H. Davidson.
CONSTITUTION AND REGULATIONS.
THE Deed of Constitution of this Association has been settled under the advice of the
ablest legal authorities, both of England and Scotland, with the unanimous ^concurrence
and assistance of the London and Edinburgh Boards, and with a regard to the law of both
countries, wliich secures the interests of the assured residing in each. The English and Scotch
systems of Assurance being thus incorporated in its Constitution, parties transacting with the
Office in Scotland, while they are dealt with in every respect as if the Association were exclu-
sively a Native Scotch Establishment, have, at the same time, the important benefit of parti-
cipating in the profits derived from the extensive business carried on in England.
All proposals made in Scotland are disposed of by the Edinburgh Directors, who meet
every Monday, and by whom the Scotch Policies are subscribed and issued. Claims falling
DUE under Policies are paid at the Office in Edinburgh three months after the death occurs,
or, at the option of the Directors, upon satisfactory evidence, immediately on discount being
allowed, the only title required being that prescribed by the law of Scotland.
LOANS.
Persons of Respectability and Character Assured in this Office for the whole term
r-f Life, may obtain temporart loans upon approved personal security, or on the security
of Assignable Property, or income of adequate value. Parties effecting temporary Loans on
approved personal security, are put to no expense beyond outlay,
ANNUITIES.
Annuities are granted, payable half-yearly or quarterly. The following is a specimen of
the Rates where the Annuity is payable half-yearly, for every £100 paid to the Association : —
Age 45
Rate... £6 12 4
50 I 55
£7 4 9 £8 4 6
60
£9 11 8
65 I 70
£11 1 9 I £13 13 0
[^Continued,
S60 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
[^English and Scottish Law Life Assurance and Loan Associa(ion — Continued.}
ENDOWMENTS.
Endowments on the Lives of Children may be effected either by a Single or Annual Pre-
mium. Parties effecting Endowment Policies are cdloiced the full benefit of participation in the
profits of the Institution. This Regulation affords every advantage of which the system of En-
dowments is capable.
J. S. PIDGEON, Actuarii.
HOPE & OLIPPIANT, W.S., 119 Princes Street,
Secretaries to the Edinburgh Directors.
N.B. — Evert facility is given to Members of the Legal Profession for transacting their
business at this Office. All 7-espectahle men of business are alloived five per cent per
annmn commission {or fifteen per cent in a single payment), on the amount of the Premiums
on Life Assurances brought to the Office by them.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND.
INSTITUTED A.D. 1821.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
CAPITAL ^760,000.
Governor — His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon.
Deputy' Governors — The Earl of Rosebery — Viscount Strathallan — Lord Glenlyon.
HONORARY DIRECTORS.
The Lord Seafield I Alex. ^Nlunro, Esq., Princes Street, Edinburgh
Admiral Sir Adam Drummond of Megginch j Alexander Gibbon, Esq. of Johnston
General Sir T. M. Brisbane, Bart., G.C.B. and
G.C.H.
Henry Cowan, Esq. Banker, Ayr
Glas Sandeman, Esq. of Bonskeid
James Dunlop, Esq. of Annanhill
James Wyld, Esq. of Gilston
George Stewart, Esq., Grandtully
Archibald Anderson, Esq., Bruntsfield Links
Right Hon. James Forrest of Comiston, Bart.
Lord Provost of Edinburgh
Alexander Berwick, Esq of Norton
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
George Patton, Esq., Advocate | S. Callender, Esq., Merchant
Hugh Pillans, Esq., Printer J. S. Newbigging, Esq., W.S.
Alexander Clapperton, Esq., ^lerchant. J. R. Stodart, Esq., W.S.
Charles Trotter, Esq., Upholsterer j Francis Anderson, Esq., W.S.
Bankers — The Commercial Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh; and Coutts and Co., London.
D. Berwick, Manager. — J. Balderston, Secretary.
THIS N ational Establishment, which was founded on a broad and popular basis by a numer-
ous and respectable Proprietary, continues to grant Insurances on very reasonable terms,
and to settle Losses with promptitude and liberality.
Losses happening icithin the fifteen days of grace are also made good by this Company, though
the Policy may have been omitted to be renewed, provided only that the Insured show a bo?ia
fide intention to have renewed it before expiry of that time.
Tables of Premium, and all other particulars, may be had {free') at the Company's Head
Office in Edinburgh, and at its different Agencies in the Country — for which Agencies, see the
Edinburgh Almanack.
95, George Street, Edinburgh, 2181 May 1S43.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. 36l-
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
19, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH;
50, DAME STREET, DUBLIN;
AND
27, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON,
FOR ASSURANCES ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS. PURCHASING AND GRANTING
ANNUITIES, AND INSURING AGAINST LOSSES BY FIRE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1805,
AND
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS
Sir D. Cameron of F;issfprii Bart.
Ailam Aiiilfrsoii, E-q. merchant.
W. Sco't, Moric.reitf, Esq. of Ko>saway.
LiHUf.-Gen. Graham Stirling <it Duchray.
Miijiir-Geiitral Oijilvy of Blacktui'd.
AUam White, E-q. ot Fens.
John Adair, Esq. of Genoch.
Prolnssor Mriklt-ham, G asfjiiw.
Sfiiastian Smiih, Esq., merchant, London.
William Fur, Esq. of Langlee.
CoMHO Falconer, Esq. of Hartwnodhill.
D. Cuthberthou, Esq., accumitaiit, Glasgow.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
John Sawers, Esq. of Bellsncills.
Alfx. Paiersiin, Esq., merchant.
Arcliihild Anderson Esq,
Thi>s. Johnstone, E-q. of Undervyood.
Patrick Neil], L.L D.
Ales. Allan, Esq., advocate.
Thnmas Ranken. Esq.. S S C.
Thomas Cl^pperton, Esq . merchant.
James Newtiiii, Esq., W.S.
Samuel Aitken. Esq.. h.iokselier.
, John F..rreMer, E-q., W.S.
John IVlHXtori, Esq , merchant.
Mayiager—H. D. Dickie, Esq. Secrclary — John Moinet, Esq.
Bankers— Tbe. Royal B^nk ot Scotland. The Commercial Bank of Scotland.
Consulting Physician, — Professor Henderson, Northumberland Street.
Solicitor,— iukiu Archibald Campbell, E^q., C. S.
THE Importance of Life Assurancr is now so well understood, that it is considered un-
necessary to detail the many Benefits which it secures to all who take advantage of it.
The System adopted by this Company embraces every description of Insurance to meet
the wants of parties. The t-ates have been calculated from the most approved Table of Mor-
tality, and will be found exceedinglij moderate. The investigations of the Company's business
take place every seven years, when four sixths of the profit will be apportioned to each policy
of five years' standing and upwards entitled to participate, and that according to the capital
sum assured, and the number of years such policy has existed. One-s'xth will be set aside as
a guarantee fund for the Life Policy-holders, and eventually apportioned amongst those en-
titled to participate, the other sixth being added to the funds of the Company, in consideration
of the Proprietors having pledged their subscribed and accumulated capital in addition to the
profits of the Life department as a further guarantee to the Life-Policy holders. This Com-
pany does not profess to hold out Indue ments to the Assured which cannot be realized; but
acting on the principle of charging no more than a remunerating rate of jjremium for the risk
ran, it accommodates the Insured by accepting the premium in a variety of ways to meet their
Convenience, and is not behind any respectable Establishment in making its policies as Ser-
viceable to the holders as it is possible to do.
The following are a few of the advantages to be derived by persons insuring with this
Company.
1. Perfect Security to the Assured.
2. Rates of Premium as low as is consistent with safety.
3. Premiums payable yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly.
4. Twenty-one days allowed for payment of the Premiums.
5. Liberty to the Assured to pass in time of peace from one part of Europe to another by
sea or land, without payment of additional premium.
. , 6. Loans granted on Security of Policies.
" 7. The Strictest Secrecy observed in all cases transacted with the Company.
8. Liberal allowances for the surrender of Policies.
9. Claims payable three months after death.
10. No Entrance-money charged.
362
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SCOTLAND.
CAPITAL— £500,000.
Offices
•{
40, GEORGE SQUARE, GLASGOW.
9, YORK PLACE, EDINBURGH.
Established in 1840.
Extraordinary Directors.
Hugh Barclay, Esq., Sheriff- Substitute, Perth.
Andrew Brown, Esq. of Thornhill, Ayrshire.
Alexander Kerr, Esq. of Roberlland, Ayrshire.
Reverend James Nicol, Leslie, Fifeshire.
Thomas Barty, Esq. Dunblane.
Captain James Patrick of Drumbuie, Ayrshire.
William Arrol, Esq. of Butts House, Houston.
John Hamilton Colt, Esq. of Gartsherrie and Inveresk.
George Dunlop, Esq. Merchant, Leith.
Andrew Galloway, Esq. of Sandyhills.
Glasgow Board of Directors.
Charles A. King, Esq. of Woodneuk
John G. Stewart, Esq., Mer6hant, Glas-
gow.
William Brodie, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
John Blackie, sen. Esq., Publisher, Glas-
gow.
Robert Weir, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
John Reid, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
Alexander Baird, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
J. Buchanan, Esq., Banker, Glasgow.
Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Bedlay.
Maithew Dick, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
JUmiagpr—Wiliisim Hunter, Esq.
Medical Referee — William Mackenzie, Esq.,
M.D.
Law Agents — Messrs Campbell and Ten-
nents.
Edinburgh Board of Directors.
Archibald Bonar, Esq., Manager, Edinburgh
and Leith Bank.
Andrew Wilkie, Esq., Silversmith, Edinburgh.
John Raimes, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
J. Johnstone, Esq., Bookseller, Edinburgh.
J. Drybrough, Esq., Brewer, Edinburgh.
J. R. Calvert, Esq.,W.S., Rutl. Sq., Edinburgh.
David M'Laren, Esq., Mercliant, Leith.
J. Hunter, Esq., W.S., Hill Street, Edinburgh.
F. Richardson, Esq., Merchant, Edinburgh
T. Stevenson, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
Agents— Messrs J. B. & Hugh Watt, 9, York
Place.
Medical Referees.
Sir William Newbigging, F.R.C.S., and
James Cornwall, Esq., M.D.
Solicitor — James B. Watt, Esq.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST THE POLICY-HOLDERS EVERY
FIVE YEARS.
THIS COMPANY offers to the Public the security of an ample Subscribed Capital as
a Guaranteed Fund against all contingencies, in combination with all the advantages
resulting ivoxa participating in the profits of the Company., on the Mutual Insurance Principle.
Those joining the Participation Fund have the Whole Profits of that Department divided
among themselves, after deduction of a small per centage to assist in defraying the expense of
management. Parties joining before the 31st October of any year will be entitled to partici-
pate in that year's additions.
A Reduced Scale of Rates is adopted, favourable to those wishing to secure a certain sum
at a ctieaper rate, without sharing in the Profits of the Business. Those insuring by this
plan have it in their option to retain on credit one-half of the Annual Premium, upon paying
interest thereon in advance.
The Sum Insured may be made payable at SIXTY, or at Death, if it occur before that age.
Insurances are effected for short periods, and on Joint Lives and Survivorships.
Annuities and Endowments are also granted on liberal terms.
Glasgow, April 1843.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
363
BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1, PRINCES STREET, BANK, LONDON;
And No. 37, CASTLE STREET, EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL, L. 1,000,000.
AMONG the advantages offered by this Company are : —
An ample subscribed Capital, invested in such a manner as always to be immediately
available when the claims by death arise.
A most economical set of Tables — computed expressly for the use of this Institution from
authentic and complete data ; and preseniing the lowent Rates of Assurance that can he ^offered
ivithout co7npromising the safety of the histitution.
Increasing Rates of Premium on a new and remarkable plan, for securing loans or debts •
a less immediate payment being required on a Policy for the whole term of life than in ami other
Office. _
Policies effected by persons on their own lives not rendered void in case of death by duellino-
or by the hands of justice In the event of suicide, if the Policy be assigned to a bona ficfe
creditor, the sum assured paid without deduction : if not so assigned, the full amount of Pre-
miums returned to the family of the Assured.
Policies revived without the exaction of a tine within twelve months, on the production of
.satisfactory evidence as to health, and payment of interest on the Premiums due.
Premiums may be paid either Annually, Half-yearly, or Quarterly, in one sum or in a limi-
ited. number of payments.
Age of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy.
All claims payable within one month after proof of death.
All claims on Policies effected on the lives of persons resident in Scotland are pavable at the
office of the Edinburgh Agents, where all notices and citations regarding such Policies maybe
duly served — the Company for these purposes fixing the office of their Agents in Edinburgh
as a legal domicile in Scotland.
Age.
AnMAL PuiiMIUM FOK £[m. 1
First Five
Years.
Second Five
Years.
Third Five
Years.
Fourtli Five
Years.
Remainder
Life.
20
30
40
50
^114
16 4
1 16 1
2 16 7
^15 0
1 12 2
2 4 0
3 9 0
£\ 10 11
1 19 1
2 14 6
4 5 5
.^1 16 9
2 7 4
3 7 3
5 6 3
£Z 3 8
2 17 6
4 3 4
6 13 7
ROY & MARTIN, W.S., 37, Castle Street, Agents.
MUTUAL ASSUEANCE.
SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE SOCIETY.
Head Office, 141, BUCHANAN STREET, Glasgow— VVm. Spens, Esq., A^ow^crgr.
Office in Edinburgh, 13, St ANDREW SQUARE— H. G. Watson, Esq., ,Secr(?/ffr3^.
"OEPORTS of Proceedings of this Society at the two last Annual Meetings, with a short
JL^ statement of its advantages, will be found at the end of the Advertisements, and every
information will be attbrded by applying as above, or to any of the Society's Ag-ent^
HENRY GEORGE WATSON, ^-ecretory to Lea/ 5oarrf.
36i INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' AND GENERAL
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Offices in London— ADELAIDE PLACE, LONDON BRIDGE, & 444 WEST STRAND.
Office in Edinburgh— 23, THISTLE STREET.
THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' and GENERAL FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY, having effected an arrangement with the British and Colonial Life Assu-
rance and Trust Society, the business of the two Offices will, for the future, be conducted
under one management. The latter Company's Establishment, 444, West Strand, will be
continued as a W' est End Branch.
OBJECTS OF SOCIETY.
1. FIRE INSURANCE.
Insuring Houses, Furniture, Stock in Trade, Farming Stock, and every description of Per-
sonal Property, against loss or damage by fire.
Common Insurance. I Hazardous. I Double Hazardous.
Is. 6d. per cent, per annum. | 2s. 6d. per cent. | 4s. 6d. per cent.
Persons Insuring for seven years, charged for six only. Insurances made for a shorter period
than a year, if wished.
2. LIFE ASSURANCE.
Assurance on Lives and Sur\'ivorships, and Endowments for Children.
Parties have the choice either of participating in the Profits of the Company, or of securing,
by payment of a smaller premium, a certain fixed sum without contingent additions.
Premiums payable either Annually, Ilalf-j'early, or Quarterly ; and one-half of the premium
for the first five years may remain in the hands of the assured, at five per cent.
No Entrance Money or Admission Fees beyond the cost of stamps.
Cash advances made at all times on Policies, proportioned to their acquired value.
Annual Premium for Assuring .£100.
With Participaiion of Profits,
Age.
15...
20
23
30
35 *
Assurances may also be effected — for Short Periods — on Joint Lives — on the Longest of Two
Lives — on Survivorships, &c.
ENDOWMENTS TO CHILDREN.
Annual Premium for Assuring £100 payable on a Child's attaining Age of 21.
Age not exceeding 1 Year. £S 2 6
5 4 6 10
10 7 3 0
15 14 15 6
3. ANNUITIES.
Immediate, Deferred, and on Survia'orship.
Immediate Annuity for £100 deposited.
Age. Annuity payable Annuity payable
half-yearly. yearly.
50 £6 16 10 £6 19" 3
43 6 4 9 6 6 9
40 S 15 10 5 17 7
33 5 9 0 5 10 6
30 3 3 7 3 3 0
4. PURCHASE of CONTINGENT or REVERSIONARY INTERESTS in PRO-
PERTY; ADVANCING LOANS on Anmdty, Mortgage, or otlur airprovtd Securities.
Prospectuses, Rates of Premium, and every other information, may be obtained from Bei^i.s
and CuTHBERTSON, W.S., Agents for Scotland.
Edinburgh, 23, Thistle Street, 3Iaj/ 1843.
Premium.
£1
14
1
1
18
10
2
1
6,
2
3
8.
2
12
6.
Without Profits.
Premium.
£1
9
4
. 1
13
0
. 1
15
8
. 1
19
8
, 2
6
6
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
865
ASYLUM rOREiai & DOMESTIC
LIFE OFFICE,
70, CORNHILL, & 5, WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1824.
" Thk Asylum (says the Historical Sketch of the various I.ife Offices) was instituted for the
express purpose of assuring deteriorated lives — lives rejected by other offices., and lives avowedly
diseased. To this unprecedented but most useful business it was at first restricted; and the
Pliilanthropist will say it ought to succeed.
" Soon after its establishment, this Office added to its original business the assurance of select
lives on lower terras and under a greater variety of modes than any other Office ; and by thus
ringing changes on equivalents, holds out attractions well suited to the taste and circumstances
of the public at the present day."
DIRECTORS.
The Honourable William Fraser, Chairman,
Major-General Sir J. Law Lushington, G.C.B., Depufy-Chah~man.
J. Clarniont Whiteman, Esq.
Foster Reynolds, Esq.
William Pratt, Esq.
George Palmer, junior, Esq.
C. W. Hallet, Esq.
Wm. Edmund Ferrers, Esq.
Thomas Fenn, Esq.
Geo. Farren, Esq., Resident
Dirtctor.
Office in Edinburgh— A, DUNDAS STREET,— Hugh Fraser, W.S., Agent.
Bankers — The Union Bank of Scotland, Parliament Square.
Medical Rtf tree— KWen Thomson, Esq., M.D. F.R.C.S., 80 George Street.
HHE following are among the advantages which this Company offers to the Public:
\st, Very low even rates of Premium, payable annually, half-yearly, or quarterly.
2f//?/, The facilities afiforded to all classes of insurers, by liaving it in their power to adopt
either an even rate for life, a choice of ascendiwi scales, or a descending scale, as may suit the
convenience of parties ; or, further, an alternative plan, by which one-third of the premium
(on policies effected for the whole of life at the even rate) may remain unpaid, and be
deducted from the sum insured at the end of life, with interest at the rate of four per cent
per annum.
Sdly, The adaptation of the Tables to any service, or to any country in the world ; and it
will be found that in foreign Insurances also, the extra rates charged are considerably lower
than those of other offices.
AtJdy, The Insurance of persons of advanced age, infirm health, or suffering from chronic
disease, and the undertaking of risks that might be rejected by other oflBces, at moderate rates,
deduced from very extensive and accurate observations.
5th'//, The great facility afforded for the transfer of policies, the Directors, instead of re-
quiring assignments of these to be executed, in every case issuing a new policy in name of the
intended assignee, on surrendering the former, and merely paying the price of the new stamp.
The following are selected from the Even rates : —
Age.
seven iiais.
Vv llole ijUf.
Age.
feeveu tears.
V> liole Lue.
20
L.O 17 1
L.l 11 9
40
L.l 10 8
L.2 17 1
.30
1 2 10
2 2 0
.50
2 1 7
4 2 0
IContinued^
366
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
\_Asylum Foreign and Domestic Life Office — Continued.']
SPECIMENS OF THE ORDINARY ASCENDING SCALE.
ij'irst
Next
1 Rest
Age.
Seven Years.
Seven Years.
1 of Life.
20
L.l 1 4
L.1 6 2
1 L.2 4 7
30
1 8 7
1 15 1
1 3 0 11
40
1 18 3
2 7 0
i 4 9 8
50
2 11 11
4 0 11
' 7 0 3
NEW TABLES OF ASCENDING RATES.
The utmost advantages are secured by the smallest necessary outlay, the Policies being
continued year by year (or at greater intervals, from two to ten years, as parties may incline)
for the whole of life, whatever the future health of the assured, at a stipulated slight increase
of premium, up to the age of 70, when the rate remains stationary.
EXTRACTS FROM ANNUALLY ASCENDING SCALE.
Age
1st Year.
2d Year.
3d Year. | 4tli Year. 5th Year. 1 6th Year.
7th Year.
sth Year.
30
40
50
60
L.l 6 4
1 15 3
2 7 3
4 19
L.l 7 1
1 16 3
2 8 8
4 8 1
L.l 7 llL.l 8 9L.1 9 7
1 17 4 1 18 6 1 19 8
2 10 1' 2 11 7 2 13 1
4 15 0 5 2 5 5 10 5
L.l 10 5
2 0 10
2 15 11
5 19 1
L.l 11 4
2 2 0
3 0 4
6 8 4
L.ll 2 f
2 3 :
3 5]
6 18 4
FOREIGN RESIDENCE.
Persons voyaging or residing abroad, or engaged in the Naval or Military Service in any
part of the world insured for the whole of Life, or for any specific term.
Insurances, either for foreign or domestic risks, may be effected without delay, and full par-
ticulars obtained from
HUGH ERASER, W.S.,4 Dundas Street.
PROTESTANT DISSENTERS'
AND
GENERAL LIFE & FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Office— 21 St DAVID STREET, South- West corner of St Andrew's Square,
EDINBURGH COMMITTEE.
William Sommerville, Esq., paper
manufacturer, Dalmore.
George Wilson, Esq., clothier.
W. Alexander, Esq., mercht. Leith A. Megget, Esq., merchant.
A. C Dick, Esq advocate j George Meikle, Esq , merchant,
Charles Dick, Esq., brewer. ; J. Patterson, Esq., S.S C.
J.Marshall, Esq., merchant, Leith. J. Peddie, jun., Esq., W.S.
Charles Spence, 21, St David Street, corner of St Andrew's Square, Agent for Edinburgh,
Leith, and Vicinity.
ONE-TENTH of the Profits applied to reduce the Premium on Life Policies of Dissenting
Ministers assuring their Lives with the Company,
LIFE ASSURANCES with a participation of Profits or not, at the option of the Assured.
FIRE ASSURANCES are effected on reasonable terms.
Transferances from other Offices occasion no expense or trouble to the parties.
The amount of business done evinces the public confidence in this Company. Upwards of
Eleven Thousand Fire Insurances having been already eflected, covering above Six Mil-
lions of Property, and above Eleven Hundeed Life Policies, insuring above Four Hundked
Thousand Pounds Sterling.
Agencies are established in the principal cities and towns throughout the United Kingdom
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
367
LONDON UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE,
CORNHILL, & No. 70, BAKER STREET, LONDON ; COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN;
EXCHANGE, HAMBURGH.
(Jnstitutedin the Reign of Qrieen Anne, 1714.)]
FOR FIRE, LIVES, AND ANNUITIES.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
THIS Company effect Life Insurances on equitable principles, with entire exemption from
the liability of Partnership.
A large Capital, subscribed by the Proprietors, forms the security of the Assured.
The Premiums may be all paid at once, or in any given number of years, in the option of
the party making the Insurance; a plan, the advantages of which are strikingly obvious, as it
affords an opportunity of securing- a certain provision, independent of all after risks from
failure in paying the Premium, or of paying a larger Premium, while the means of doing so
may be more at command ; or tlie Premiums may be paid quarterly, lialf-yearly, or yearly, as
may suit the convenience of those holding the Policies.
Each Policy for Life is entitled to share the surplus profits, which are declared every
Seven Years.
All transactions in the Life Department are considered strictly confidential.
Prompt payment of Claims is made three months after proof of death.
The following rates of Insurance for single Lives are given as specimens from the Tables.
The rates for One and Seven Years, and for the whole period of Life, without Profits, will, it
is believed, be found, on comparison, very advantageous to the Public, while insurances for the
whole period of Life, are equally so, if the benefit to be ultimately derived from a participation
of the Profits be taken into account : —
Premium per cent
Premium per cent
Premium per cent for an Assurance for Life. |
Age.
for an Assur-
ance for One Year.
lor an Assur-
ance for Seven Years.
Without Profits-
With Profits.
20
^110
^14 2
^•1 17 1
£2 3 7
80
16 5
1 8 11
2 5 4
2 13 5
40
1 11 10
1 16 7
3 12
3 7 11
45
1 17 1
2 14
3 12 2
3 17 11
.50
2 3 7
2 8 11
4 6 2
4 10 8
r,5
2 12 6
2 19 0
5 3 8
5 6 4
60
3 3 1
3 11 1
6 4 2
0 7 4
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Insurances of every description of Property eil'ected at the usual rates, corresponding to
he risk. The practice of this Company has been, for upwards of a century, to return the
profits on Policies effected for Seven Years. Only Six Years' Premium and duty are charged,
and the Government duty may be paid annually, or in one payment.
The stability and character of the London Union Society have been satisfactorily proved
hy the test of upwards of a century, during which long period claims have been^^invariably dis-
charged with promptness and liberality.
Agents in Edinburgh.
JAMES MILLER, S.S.C, 20, North Nelson Street.
JOHN MABEx\, Acct., 8, South St Darid Street.
2 B
INSURAlSrCE nniECTORY.
LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
FLEET STREET, LONDON— 61 YORK PLACE, EDINBURGH.
Trustees.
The Right Hon. Lord Cottenham.
The Right Hon. Lord Denman.
The Right Hon. Sir N. C. Tindal, Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas,
The Right Hon. Lord Abinger.
The Right Hon. Lord CampbelL
Farrer, Jas. Wm,, Esq., Master ia Chancery.
Law, George, Esq., Lincoln's Inn.
DIRECTORS.
Bateman, J. Jones, Esq., Lincoln's Inn.
Beckett, The Right Hon. Sir John, Bart.,
Stratford Place.
Brougham, Wm., Esq., Master in Chancery.
Brown, Anthony, Esq., (Alderman,) Mincing
Lane.
Clarke, Thomas, Esq., Craven Street, Strand.
Duval, Lewis, Esq., Lincoln's Inn,
Forster, John, Esq., Carey Street.
Foss, Edward, Esq., Streatham.
Frere, Geo,, Esq., New Square, Lincoln's Inu;
Grey, Right Hon. Sir George, Bart,, M, P.,
Eaton Place, Belgrave Square,
Harrison, Richard, Esq., Gray's Inn Square.
Law, The Hon. Charles Ewan, Q.C., M,P„
(Recorder of London.)
Marshall, R. Bullock, Esq., Inner Temple.
Nicholl, Iltid, Esq., Doctor's Commons,
Parkinson, John, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Preston, Richard, Esq., Q.C., Lincoln's Inn.
Richards, Richard, Esq., M, P,, Bedford
Square.
Saxon, Nathaniel, Esq., Temple.
Thesiger, Frederick, Esq., Q. C, M, P,,
Temple,
Tinney, William Henry, Esq., Q,C., Lin-
coln's Inn,
Turner, Charles Robert, Esq., (a Master of
the Queen's Bench.)
Twiss, Horace, Esq., Q.C., Park Place, St
James's.
Vizard, William, Escj., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Williams, Sir Charles F,, Q,C,,(Commissioner
of the Court of Bankruptcy,)
Chosen by the Proprietors.
Chisholm, Wm., Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Smith, John, Esq., Temple
AUDITORS.
Chosen hy the Assured.
Drummond, A. Mortimer, Esq, Charing Cross,
Hoare, Henry, Esq., Fleet Street.
Bankers, — Messrs Hoare, Fleet Street.
ASSURANCES are effected by this Society, to the extent of L.5000, upon the same sole
or joint or surviving Life or Lives, and are not confined to the profession of the Law, but
are open to persons in every station of Life,
Four-Fifths of the Profits made by this Society will be appropriated to the persons assured
for the whole term of Life,
On the Z\st day of December 1847, and at the end of every Seven Years from that pferiod,
the profits divisible amongst the Assured, will be apportioned amongst such of the Assured for
the whole term of life, as shall have been so assured for the space of three years or upwards,
previously to those periods respectively, subject only to the reservation of such a sum of money
as the Directors shall deem necessary to be carried forward, to the period of the next septen-
nial division, for the benefit of the Assured, For the amounts which shall be so apportioned,
equivalent reversionary sums will be added fo the Policies respectively of those entitled,
Tl\e subjoined is a Specimen Table of Bonuses, in even pounds, added to Policies of
L.IOOO each, which have been in force seventeen years, ending 31st December 1840, including
the Bonuses added on the former division.
A-e at
Commencement.
Bonas.
Agfe !lt
Commencement.
Bonus.
20
L,316
45
L.43I
25
325
50
483
30
3.38
55
55^
35
359
60
681
40
391
65
885
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. 369
[Z'fiU Lifii Assurance Sociel;/ — Continued.}
If any person should wish to discontinue the payment of his annual Premium, the Directors
have power either to purchase his Policy for a sum of money payable immediately, or, in con-
sideration of its surrender, to grant a new policy, without any further annual Premium, for a
sum to be agreed upon, payable at the decease of the Life assured. And the person to whom
such new Policy is granted will be entitled, in respect thereof, to participate in the periodical
divisions of tlie profits.
Persons who shall have been insured for the space of two years, in L.IOOO, or upwards, for
the whole continuance of Lite, have the power of electing, eitlier from among the Proprietors
or from among themselves, two of the four Auditors of the Society.
Parties may arrange to pay their premiums either in a single payment, by annual payments
during the whole continuance of the Assurance, or by annual payments during a limited num-
ber of years only.
No entrance money is required; nor any extra Premium on persons in the Army or Navy,
unless in actual service.
Assurances may be effected upon the lives of Persons residing at a distance from London,
by tlieir appearing before a Solicitor in the Country ; and the payment of a fine for non-
appearance at this Office is then dispensed with.
The assured are allowed to pass by sea from one part of the United Kingdom to another,
and to and from the islands of Guersney, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man ; and also, in time
of peace, in queen's ships, and packet or passage vessels, to and from British and Foreign ports
in the English Channel, between the Texel and Brest, both inclusive, without any Special leave
or license from the Directors.
The sums due on the Policies will be paid at the expiration of three months after proof of
the requisite facts.
Assurances may he effected through any resjiectahle Attorney or Solicitor in England, of whom
Prospectusses may be had. A party may himself effect an Assurance by writing to the Actuary,
or attending personally at the Society's Office in Fleet Street,
The Assured are requested to take notice, that no renewal Premiums are ever received from
themselves or their Agents, without printed receipts, signed by two Directors and the Actuary,
being issued from this Office.
Attendance is given daily, from Nine o'clock in the morning till Four in the afternoon, at
the Office, where the Terms of Assurance may be had, Proposals for effecting Assurances
received, and every information respecting the Societv obtained.
GEO. KIRKPATRICK, ^cfMarz/.
JSovember 1842.
Agent for Edinburgh— lHv DAVID CORMACK, 61 York Place.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
?
EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
CENTRAL BOARD FOR SCOTLAND.
JJirectors,
John Hunter, Jun., Esq., W.S.
Geovg'e Grant, Esq., Advocate.
Dr Sanders.
Joseph M'Gi'egor, Esq., Accountant.
P.lujsician — Dr Saunders
Robert Anderson, Esq
AMONG OTHER ADVANTAGES OFFERS
LIFE ASSURANCE.— Perfect security from <£500,000 capital, besides accumulations-
moderate rates — power to borrow two-thirds premiums paid — without expense or for-
feiture— profits annually divided.
Policies for short periods at lower rates than at any other Ofnce, with option of continuance
for life at usual rates.
670
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
[^A^ational Loan Fund Life Assurance Society— Continued.']
Premium roB Assuring £ 1 00. '
Age.
For Life.
For One Year
only.
For Five Years
only.
Without Profits.
With Profits.
20
40
£1 13 7
2 18 8
£1 17 4
& 3 3
£0 17 0
1 3 10
£0 17 6
1 5 0
Immediate A^tnuitt for every £100.
Age.
40
50
60
70
75
Annuity.
£6 5 2 1 £7 8 0
£9 14 3
£14 2 2
£17 15 6
DEFERRED ANNUITIES DEPARTMENT.
By the plan exclusively developed by this Society, a Deferred Annuity combines and ex-
ceeds the benefits heretofore only obtained by separate investments in Savings Banks, Benefit
Societies, and Loan Banks. A small yeai'ly or weekly contribution will secure the most ample
return for after life. Thus, L.2, 12s. per annum (Is. per week) at 20 will, at Q5, give the
policy-holder the choice of an Annuity for life of L.47, 16s. 6d. ; L.394, 1 Is. in cash ; or Po-
licy, without further contribution, of L.466 at death. Other periods of life (of 50, 55, and 60)
may be also taken, with similar advantages. Two-thirds payments lent at any time on deposit
of Policy, and two-thirds returned in case of premature death.
The great advantages of the Society's " Loan Fund," particularly in the Deferred Annuity
department, have been conspicuously manifested during the misfortunes of last year; many
parties having availed themselves of its benefits to the preservation of Policies which would
otherwise have lapsed, as v/ell as to secure accommodation when it was most needed.
The Central Board for Scotland establishes Agencies in communication with itself, to whom
Proposals are transmitted, by whom Policies issued, and Claims settled. Applications for
Ao-encies to be made to, and Prospectuses, Reports, and information obtained from
° R. W. JA]\IESON, W.S.
Agent and Secretary to the Central Board for Scot Ian d.
Office, 67, New Buildings, North Bridge,
Corner of Princes Street, Edinburgh.
Provincial Agencies.
Aberdeen, Messrs Nisbet and Robert-
son, Insurance Brokers.
An7ian, Ben. Nelson, Banker.
Arbroath, B. M. Kennedy, Arbroath
Guide Office.
Dundee, J. W. Alexander, writer.
Dunfermline, Wm. Finlayson, merchant
Dunkeld, James Seaton, writer.
Dunblane, T. P. Knox, writer.
Kinross, Hugh Laird, banker.
Loclcerbie, John Baird, banker,
Markinch,Fife,..J. G. Stuart, Balgonie Mills.
Perth, Robert Martin, writer.
Stirling, John Sawers, banker.
At the Society's Fourth Annual Meeting, on 10th May 1843, the Directors' Report exhi-
bited the continued success and steady progressive increase of the Association. Its Policies
now amounting to 2145.
The Directors having also made an investigation, the result enabled them, after appropriat-
ing a sufficient sum in extinction of preliminary expenses, to recommend a Bonus to the Po-
licy-holders. This Bonus is equal to 55 per cent on Annual Premiums as a reversionary
addition to the Policy — 17J per cent, in Present Cash, or 10 per cent. Permanent Annual
Reduction on future premiums. The following examples will suffice to explain this : —
Date
of
Entry.
Number
of
Policy.
Age.
Sum
Assured.
Annual
Premium.
Bonus in addition
to Sum
Assured.
Bonus in
Cash.
Permanent Reduc
tion of Annual
Premium.
1837
1838
6
39
114
54
59
56
£
4000
1000
3000
£ s. d.
200 0 0
67 8 4
175 15 0
£ S. d.
429 12 6
132 14 6
296 9 7
£ s. d.
175 0 0
58 19 9
123 0 6
£ s. d.
22 15 0
8 19 4
16 9 7
The sums already paid on Policies amount to L.21,018, 18s., being on .S2 Policies.
The Bonus to the Proprietors is nearly equal to seven and a half on the Stock invested.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. 371
PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE,
LOMBARD STREET, AND 57, CHARING CROSS, LONDON;
AND No. 14, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
DIRECTORS.
Matthias Attwood, Esq., M.P.
William Stanley Clarke, Esq., F.R.S.
John Coope, Esq.
William Cotton, Esq., F.R.S.
Sir William Curtis, Bart.
William Davis, Esq.
James A. Gordon, Esq., M.D.,F.R.S.
Sir Wm. Ileygate, Bart, and Alderman
Kirkman D. Hodgson, Esq.
Richard Henshaw Laurence, Es([.
J. Petty Muspratt, Esq.
George Shum Storey, Esq.
Charles IIam])dcn Turner, Esq.
Matthew Whiting, Esq.
Robert Tucker, Secretary,
THE system of Life Insurance in this Country has assumed such importance, that to en-
large on its advantages would be altogether superfluous. The British Public have,
happily, been long familiar with a scheme, which, by a small annual sacrifice, secures from
poverty the children and relatives of persons whose incomes are wholly or chiefly dependent
on their lives ; — which is capable of a very useful application to marriage settlements ; — and
which is eminently calculated to give stability to a vast variety of important transactions. It
is not wonderful, that a plan, which embraces so many beneficial objects, should have power-
fully engaged the public attention, and mixed itself, widely and intimately, with the whole
business of life.
The Pelican Life Insurance Company has, for upwards of forty years, held a distin-
guished rank among the numerous establishments connected with these great purposes. The
confidence the Directors have so long enjoyed they are naturally ambitious to retain. They
have accordingly instituted a careful enquiry into the business of the office since th(} esta-
blishment of the Company in 1797, and, principally upon this experience, they have con-
structed an entirely new table of rates, which they now submit to the Public.
In addition to the table already alluded to, which offers as low a rate of premium as the
Directors believe to be consistent with the security of the assured, they have, in consequence
of the strong bias manifested by the public to the system of a return of premium or addition
to the policy, constructed another table at a somewhat higher rate of premium ; the assurers
under which will form a distinct branch of the Company's business, to commence from the
3d day of July 1840 ; — and the Directors propose thenceforth at the end of every seven years,
after a valuation of the outstanding risk in this class, and after a reasonable deduction for
charges and management, to return to the then holders of policies, on this scale of premium,
not less than a moiety of any surplus that may then appear, to be ascertained and appor-
tioned by the Directors ; and, thereupon, the holders of policies for whole life which have
been in force for that period, shall, at the option of the assured, (to be declared at the time of
etfecting the insurance,) be entitled to have the sum, that at each septennial valuation may
be appropriated to their respective policies, applied according to either of the rules following,
viz. : —
1st, By an immediate payment of the sum so appropriated; ob,
2dly, By an equivalent reduction in the future annual premiums ; or,
3dly, By an equivalent addition to the amount of the Policy, (and payable there-
with.)
The Pelican Life Insurance Company insure, on equitable terms, the lives of persons
resident abroad, or about to proceed to foreign climates ; and, in this department, the Peli-
can Office presents great advantages to officers of the Army and Navy, as no extra charge
is made for home service. The moderate addition required from such individuals, for change
of climate, may be covered^ by an average rate, or the rate for any particular destination may
be made the matter of special agreement, on taking out the policy ; the Insurer paying only
the home premium until the contingency contemplated shall happen. In this respect, there-
fore, the Pelican Office offers an advantage that recommends itself, equally to persons as-
suring their own lives, and to solicitors, agents, and others, whose object is indemnity.— The
Directorsare, at all times, willing to purchase policies on the most liberal terms — an arrange-
ment obviously desirable, when the object of an Insurance has been eflPected.
JAMES BALFOUR, Esq., Agent, Edinhunjh.
37^ . INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
SUN-COURT, CORNHILL, AND ST JAMES'S STREET, LONDON.
CAPITAL, L.1,500,000.
Alexander Gibson and George Goold, of the British Linen Company Bank,
Agents for Edinburgh.
'"PHE Terms of the Imperial are as reasonable as any in the kingdom ; and, in_ case of
X accident, the utmost liberality may be expected.
Policies may be removed from any pther office to the Imperial, without expense to the
party insui'ed.
Alexander Gibson and George Goold continue to transact business as agents for th? Impe-
rial Life Insurance Company,
IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
SUN-COURT, CORNHILL, AND ST JAMES'S STREET, LONDON.
INSTITUTED 1820.
SUBSCRIBED AND INVESTED CAPITAL L.1,000,0Q0.
Ai-EXANDER Gibson and George Goold of the British I,inen Company Bank,
Agents for Edinburgh.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Francis Cobb, Esq., Chairman.
James Gordon Murdoch, Esq., Deputy Chairnian
Robert Barclay, Esq.
Michael Bland, Esq.
Andrew Cohale, Esq.
George Henry Cutler, Esq.
Charles Danvers, Esq.
George Hibbert, Esq.
Charles Porcher Lang, Esq.
Daniel Mildred, Esq.
John Horsley Palmer, Esq.
Henry Pearse, Esq.
Sir Charles Price, Bart.
George Reid, Esq.
William R. Robinson, Esq.
Sir James Shaw, Esq.
FOUR-FIFTHS of the PROFITS made by this Company will be appropriated to PoUcies
every FIVE YEARS, without the Insured incurring the personal responsibility attached to
Mutual Societies.
THE IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY was established by a Deed of
Settlement, dated the 28th November 1820, by which Two-Thirds of the Profits were to be
added to Policies for the whole term of Life, at the end of every Ten Years. The first of these
decennial appropriations was made in the year 1831, and the second in 1841.
Additions to Policies. — ^The Additions made to Policies of Twenty Years' standing on the
31st of Januarj^ 1841, iccre Thirty -five j^er cent on the Sums Insured.
Reduction of Premium. — If the additions on Policies of Twenty Years' standing on the 31st
of January 1841, are surrendered, the Insured wiU be entitled to a reduction of the future
Annual Premiums for the remainder of life, varying in extent from Seventy-seven to Thirty-
eight per cent, according to the age of the life insured ; and future additions, if surrendered,
will entitle the Insured to further reductions until the Premiums entirely cease, after which
the future Share of Profits will be added to the Policy, or the value of such additions paid in
Cash.
Increased Share of Profits. — Under the Provisions of a Special Act of Parliament obtained
by the Company, (4 and 5 Victoria, cap. 94,) it h^s been resolved to appropriate Four-fifths
instead of Two-thirds of the disposable Profits as a Reversionary Bonus to Policies which
may be issued after the 4th of January 1 842, and which shall be in force at the end of every
Five Yea7-s, from the 31st of January 1841 ; such Bonus to be in proportion to the Amount
which the Company would have to pay a.t the death of the person whose life is insured, and
to the nuniber of Annual Premiums paid" on the Policy subsequent to the then last appropria-
tion of Profits. A surrender of such reversionary Bonus will gntitle the parties tp a reduction
or extinction of future Premiums ; or the value thereof will be paid in Cash, or applied in such
INTSURANCK DIKECTOllY.
37s
Iinperiul Life Insurance Company — . Continued.
other mannei' as may best suit the convenience of tlic Lisnred, and may be specially agreed
upon.
Purchase of Policies. — If any person should become desirous of discontinuing an Insurance
effected at this Office, for the whole term of life, the Company will purchase the Interest in
such Policy at a fair value.
Loans on Policies. — The Directors will advance Money on Loan on the Security of Policies
effected with this Company, for the whole term of life.
Insurances icithoiit Participation in Profits. — Policies of everj'^ description may be effected
with the Company Avitiout Participation in Profits, at considerably reduced Rates of Premium.
The Regulations of the Company and its Conditions of Insurance will be found to embrace
all the important advantages offered by other tirndy established Companies.
Attendance daily, from Ten till Four o' Clock, at the Offices in Sun- Court, Cornhill, and
St James's Street, where detailed Prospectuses may be had, or of any of the Company's
Agents in the principal Towns throughout the Kingdom.
By Order of the Court of Directors,
SAMUEL INGALL, Actuary.
Fehritarij 1842.
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES.
PALL-MALL, & CORNHILL.
DIRECTORS.
EDWARD GOLDSMID, Esq., Chairman.
'^VILLIAM TITE, Esq., F.R.S., Deputu-Cliairmav.
Henry Alexander, Esq.
Jonathan Birch, Esq.
John S. Brownrigg, Esq., M.P.
Jonathan Chapman, Esq.
Thomas Collier, Esq.
Boyce Combe, Esq.
James Wm. Freshtield, Esq.
George Carr Glyn, Esq.
Sir I. L. Goldsmid, Bart. F.R.S.
Robert Hawthorn, Esq.
John Hodgson, Esq.
Boyd Miller, Esq.
Shctlield Neave, Esq.
Fowler Newsam, Esq,
WilHam Phillimore, Esq.
W. H. C. Plowden, Esq.
John Poynder, Esq.
Robert Saunders, Esq.
Emanuel Silva, Esq.
Sir Walter Geo. Stirling, Bart.
Wm. Thompson, Es(i.,Ald., M.P.
Edward Vaux, Esq.
Benjamin G. Windus, Esq.
J. C. Denham, Secretary.
Capital, ONE MILLION Sterling,
The whole paid up and invested, therein offering to the Proprietors security against further calU,
and to the Assured an immediate available Fund for the Payment of the most extensive Losse.'::
and therefore no person insured hy this Compani/ is liable to be called upon to contribute toxvards
the Losses of others, as ivith Societies established on the principle of Mutual Insurance.
The Company also effect INSURANCES on LIVES and SURVIVORSHIPS,
Upon which no Entrance- Money or Admission- Fees are required.
ANNUITIES & REVERSIONS granted and purchased; and Annuitants may receive
their payments through the Company's Agents in the country, icithout expense.
Reversions of Stock, or Money, or other Life Contingencies Purchased.
Endowments for Children are also granted.
ANDREW MILLAR & SON, Agents for Edinburgh, 60 North Bridge
Buildings, and
JOHN MILL, 17, Clyde Street.
Edinburgh, \siJune 1843.
374
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND AND LIFE
ASSURANCE,
FOUNDED, A.D. 1815,
On the Model of the Equitable Life Assurance, London, securhig the whole Profits to the
Assured.
Head-Office,— EDINBURGH, No. 5 St ANDREW SQUARE.
LONDON, No. 7 Pall-Mall, West.
GLASGOW, No. 30 Royal Exchange Square.
COURT OF DIRECTORS,
{All being, in terms of the Law, Members of, and personally connected with the Society, by
Assurances of more than Three Years' standing.')
President,— The Right Hon. the EARL of ROSEBERY, K.T.
Vice-Presidents.
Most Noble Marquis of Tweeddale, K.T.
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Bart.
The Hon. Lord Moncrieff.
His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch K.G.
Extraordinary Directors.
Professor Hercules Scott, King's College,
Aberdeen.
William Smith, Esq. of Carbeth Guthrie.
Sir Charles Dalrymple Fergusson, Bart.
Rev. Dr James Grant, Leitli.
Colin Campbell, Esq. of Colgrain.
David Dickson, Esq. of Hartree.
Wm. Mitchell Innes, Esq. of Parson's Green.
Thomas M'Gill, Esq., merchant, Liverpool.
Professor Graham, Edinburgh.
Dr Abercrombie, Edinburgh.
George Young, Esq., Mark Lane, London.
Sir Wm. Jardine, Bart., of Applegarth.
Rev. Dr Robert M'Nair, Abbey Church
Paisley.
Thomas Beveridge, Esq., D.C.S.
Sir James Russell, K.C.B. of Ashestiel.
The Right Hon. Lord Francis Egerton.
The Hon. Alexander Leslie Melville.
Sir Adam Hay, Bart.
Sir Robert Houston of Clerkington,
Rev. James Buchanan, High Church.
Ordinary Directors.
Isaac Bayley, Esq., S.S.C.
John Glassford Hopkirk, Esq., W.S.
Wm. A. Cunningham, Esq., M^ine merchant.
George Gibson, Esq., merchant, Leith.
Henry David Hill, Esq., W.S.
William Burn, Esq., architect.
James Dunsmure, Esq.
Robert D. Menzies, Esq., Leith.
William Wilson, Esq., W.S.
John Cockburn, Esq., wine merchant.
Alexander Campbell, Esq., brewer.
George Bell, Esq., merchant, Leith.
Anthony Murray, Esq., W.S.
The Hon. Bouverie F. Primrose.
Alexander Thomson, Esq. W.S.
James Howden, Esq. jeweller.
Trustees.
Sir James Gibson- Craig, of Riccarton, Bart.
William Scott Moncrieff, Esq. of Fossaway.
Wm. Mitchell Innes, Esq., Parson's Green.
James Begbie, M.D., Medical Officer.
James Balfour, Esq. of Pilrig.
Edward Loyd, Esq., banker, Manchester.
Donald Lindsay, Auditor.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
375
Scottish Widoivs' Fund and Life Assurance— Continued.
THE large accumulated Capital and Annual Revenue of this Institution, (which, as a Life
Assurance Association, is the oldest and most extensive in point of business in Scotland,)
enables the Directors to offer to the Public the full advantages arising from the principle of its
constitution, combined with the utmost measure of security.
The accumulated Fund now amounts to upwards of One Million .Two Hundred and
Seventy-Five Thousand Founds Sterling, and the] annual Revenue to more than Two
Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling per annum, and both are in a state of steady and
rapid increase.
The last periodical investigation of the Society's affairs took place at 31st December 1838,
when large additions were declared to the Assurances entitled thereto. By way of illustration
of these, the following particulars are given of the claim arising under a Policy opened in the
year 1820, if emerging by the death of the party Assured, after payment of his Premium for
the current year : —
Sum originally Assured, .....
Vested Additions up to 31st December 1831, . . .£540 0
Do. do. 1838, . . 495 12
Contingent Prospective Additions applicable to the years
1839 and 1843, inclusive, being nearly 2| per cent, per
annum, on the original Assurance, . . . 403 11
.£3000 0 0
1439 3 3
Total sum payable.
£4439 3 3
The Ordinary Court of Directors meet weekly for the purpose of receiving and deciding on
applications for Assurance, which are now granted to the extent of £5000 on approved single
or joint Lives.
Table — Showing the Annual Premium payable during Life for an Assurance of £100.
Annual Pre
Annual Pre-
Annual Pre-
Annual Pre-
Age.
mium.
Age.
mium.
Age.
mium.
Age.
mium.
Age.
mium.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
15
1 16 5
32
2 13 6
42
3 9 3
52
4 14 2
61
6 10 5
18
1 19 7
34
2 16 1
44
3 13 4
54
5 0 8
62
6 15 10
20
2 16
36
2 19 0
46
3 17 9
56
5 7 11
63
7 19
25
2 5 10
38
3 2 3
48
4 2 9
58
5 16 1
64
7 8 2
30
2 11 1
40
3 5 6
50
4 8 4
60
6 5 4
65
7 15 1
Every necessary information will be readily communicated, on application at the Society's
Office.
JOHN MACKENZIE, Manager.
Edinburgh, 5 St Andrew Square, May 1843.
376
INSURANCE DIllBCTORY.
YORKSHIRE
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CmpokitiTlx "bp 9itt i3f Parliamtiit,
Established at York in 1824,
FOR INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS;
ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN ^
AND FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF REVERSIONS AND ANNUITIES.
CAPITAL, L.500,000.
Patrons,
His Grace tho Archbishop of York.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Londouderry,
The Bight Hon. Earl FUzwilliam.
The Risht Hon. Earl of Tyrconnel.
The Right Rev. the Bishop of Gloucester.
Viscount Morpeth, AJ.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Dundas.
The Right Hon. Lord WharnclifTe.
The Right Hon. Lom Ffversham.
Tiie Right Hon. Lord Hotham, M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Howden, G.CB., K.C.
The Right Hon. Lord Wenlock.
The Hod. Sir E. M. Vavasour, P.nrt.
The Hon. E. B. Petre.
Sir George Stridiland, Bart., M.P.
Sir Francis Lawley, Bart.
Sir W. B. Cooke, Bart.
Su- W. A. logilby, Bart.
The Ven. tlie Archdeacon of York.
The Ven. the Archdeacon of the East Riding.
Tlie Vfn. the Archdeacon of Cleveland.
G. F. Barlow, Esq.
Robert Cracroit, Esq.
Samuel Crompton, Esq., M.P.
Robert Denison, Esq.
P. SiiUmarshe, Esq.
Martin Stapylton, Esq.
G. L. Thompson, Esq.
Marmaduke Wyvill, Esq.
Trusteea,
The Right Hop. Lord Wenlock.-r-G. L. ThoiflRsipn, Esq.— Robert Swann, Esq.
Directors.
Thomas Price, Esq. Clementhorpe, ehairman,
W> B- HearoH, Esq., Fulford.— Thomas Baratow, Esq., Garrow Mill, Deputy Chairman.
The BJRht Hon. Lord Wenlock.
John Asa.r, Esq , Hazel Rush-
James Barijer, Esq., Tang Hall.
Henry Brondley, Ksq., M. P., Beverley.
Robert Cattle, Ksq., iSruye HoU'^e.
Sir W. B. Cooke, BHit., Wlientley.
Samuel Crompion, Esq., M P., Wood End.
Joseph Smyth Eggitigton, Esq., Kirk E'.la, Hn)!.
Hewley Gi-aham, Esq., Holdgate.
William Gray, Jun., Esq., York.
James ftllrtrtlet'iu Hall, Esq., Scarborough.
William Marshall Hatfield, Esq., Newtort Kyme.
.WjlHam Lfathara, Esq , Wak''fi«l''-
James Me*-k, Esq., MiddlKtliorpe Lodge.
Joshua Mills, Esq., York.
John Pemberton, Esq., sherburn Hall, Durham.
Thomas Smith, Esq , Huniitigton.
John Sivaiin, Esq., Huttuii Hail.
Gei)rge Syvann, fcsq., York,
Avison Terry, Esq., >{e\v)and.
G. Lowthtr Thorn lon, Esq., Sheriff- Hutton
Park.
Samuel Tuke, Esq., York.
Sdwvird WaDis, Esq., Burton Grange.
Charles Whittaker. Esq., Hull.
.John Wood, Esq. , York.
John Wo. maid, E^q., Olrtstead Hall.
Richard Wormald, Esq., York.
Auditors.
William Gray, Jun., Esq., York.
Henry Bichatdson, Esq., York.
Physician. — Baldwin AVake, Esq., M.D.
Solicitor. — Mr William Gi-ay, Jun.
William Scawin, Esq., York.
Richard Wood, Esq, York.
Bankers Messrs Svvann, Clough, & Co.
Actuary and Secretary. — Mr W. L. Newman.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY,
377
[YorhJu're Fire mid Life Insurance Company — Continued,']
FIRE INSURANCE,
Class Fikst.
Common Insurances, at the Annual Pre-
mium of Is. 6d. percent, for sums not exceed-
ing L.6000 in one risk.
Farming Stock specially insured.
Class Secoivd.
Hazardous Insurances, at the Annual Pre-
mium of 2s. Gd. per cent, for sums not exceed-
ing L..5000 in one risk.
Class Thibd.
Doubly Hazardous Insurances, at the An-
nual Premium of 4s. per cent, for suras not
exceeding L,3000 in one risk.
Class Fourth.
Insurances by Special Agreement only.
The rates for Mill and Special Risks have
been materially reduced,
INSURANCE ON LIVES.
TABLE — Showing the Annual Payments required to insure L.lOO on the decease of
A MALE. A FEMALE.
Age next
Premiums for
Premiums
for
Premiums for
Age next
Premium
«for
Premiums for
Premiums for
Birth-
day.
One Year.
Seven Ye
ITS.
Wliole Life.
day.
One Year.
Seven Years.
Whole Life.
£ S.
d.
£ S.
d.
£ S.
d.
£ S.
d.
£ s.
d.
£ .1.
d.
10
0 15
4
0 15
8
1 7
6
10
0 13
8
0 14
8
1 5
4
13
0 16
0
0 16
9
1 10
6
15
0 15
4
0 16
4
1 8
3
20
0 17
4
0 18
4
1 14
4
20
0 17
2
0 18
4
1 11
6
2J
0 19
3
1 1
3
1 19
2
25
0 19
4
1 0
8
1 15
3
30
1 2
10
1 5
6
2 5
0
30
1 1
9
1 2
10
1 19
9
35
1 7
6
1 10
3
2 11
4
35
1 3
8
1 4
8
2 5
2
40
1 12
8
1 16
2
2 19
9
40
1 5
6
1 7
3
2 12
0
45
1 19
2
2 1
6
3 9
4
45
1 8
9
1 11
3
3 1
2
50
2 3
6
2 6
4
4 1
9
50
1 13
6
1 17
10
3 13
3
55
2 9
3
2 19
9
4 19
6
55
2 2
0
2 10
8
4 10
0
60
3 10
9
4 8
0
6 6
0
60
2 18
0
3 9
3
5 12
6
65
5 0
0
5 16
4
7 16
6
65
3 19
0
4 17
2
7 3
0
70
6 12
4
8 2
3
10 0
4
70
5 14
6
7 7
8
9 9
6
75
9 16
0
11 10
6
13 4
4
75
9 5
6
11 2
2
12 8
9
80
13 1
7
15 10
0
15 12
10
Insurances are also effected on ascending and descending scales ; and Annuities sold on the
most favourable terms for the public.
AGENTS FOR SCOTLAND.
Glasgow^ Peter White, Thomas Somervail,
and John Lang.
Montrose, G. C. Myers, Writer.
Abei'deen, G. Leask, Advocate.
Banff, P. Rose, Sheriff-clerk.
Inverarij, John Buchanan, I^Ierchant.
Nairn, A. Davidson, Banker.
Inverness, T. Fraser, Writer.
Cupar-Fife, Thomas Russell, Writer.
Neieljurgli, David Wilkinson, Writer.
Stirling, Andrew Balfour, Writer.
Huntlij, William Murdoch, Writer.
Elgin, James Mellis, Writer.
Brechin, William Shiress, Writer.
St Andrews, Richard Berrie, Writer.
Perth, Alex. Drummond, Surveyor.
Cromarty, Robert Ross, Banker.
Arbroath, Alex. Souter, Merchant.
Leith, William Gavin.
Haddington, T. W. Howden, Writer.
Fortrose, J. M. M'Kenzie, Merchant.
Campbeltown, William Falconer, Merchant.
Dalkeith, C. Morrison, Banker.
GEORGE GUMMING, W.S., 140, George Street,
D. S. PEDDIE, Accountant, 1, George Street,
M'INTOSH & DUCAT, AV.S., 68, Great King Street
i
Agents in Edinburgh.
378
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURAN
COMPANY,
No. 47, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH ; No. 52, DAME STREET, DUBLIN ;
AND No 449, WEST STRAND, LONDON v
Incorporated by Rotal Charter — Capital, Five Millions.
EDINBURGH BOARD.
Governor— Ws Grac'? the DUKE of HAMILTON.
Deptttif- Governor— Most Noble the MARQUIS of QUEENSBERRy.
Sir W. A. Maxwell, Bart.
James Reddie. Esq.
.Sir W. C G. Cumininpr. Bart.
General Graham Stirling
Extraordinxxrii Directors.
Sir Colin Mackenzie. Bart.
North Dalrymple, Esq.
I James Hunter, Esq.
I Sir David Milne, G.C.B.
ITohn Gladstone, Esq.
Robert Ker, Esq.
Capt. J D. Bos wall, R,N.
John Jardine, Esq.
James Cornwall, Esq.
James Wright, Esq
Thomas Mansfield, Esq,
Hugh Bruce, Esq.
Col. W. Macdouaid
Ordinary Directors
I R'lbert Thomson, Esq.
Robert Mayne, Esq.
John Learmonth, Esq.
William Mo.odie, Etq.
I Henry Maxwell, Esq.
I E. D. Sand ford, Esq.
I Walter Bipgar, Esq.
James Reoch, Esq.
I James H. Buruitt, E^q.
Sutherland Mackemzie, Esq. Manager.
JSankers,— The Royal Bank of Scotland ; Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Co?isulting Physician. — David ftlaclagan, M.D.
Actvary. — Nicholas Grut, jun. Esq.
Solicitors.— Mts^r^ W. A. G. & K. Ellis.
LONDON BOARD.
Frcsidcnt— The. EARL of MANSFIELD.
Vice-Presidcnt—The. EAKL of SEA FIELD,
Honorary Directors.
Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Murray, G.C.B. Jamts Oswald, Esq. M.P. : Sir Georse Sinclair, Bart.
Thomas Gladstone, Esq. Right Hou. J. A. S. Mackenzie I James Traill. Esq.
Sir F. L. H. Goodricke, Bart. | B. Macleod, Etq. | W. Fane de Sails, Esq.
Charles Balfour, Esq.
J. Gordon Duff, Esq.
James Gooden, Esq.
John Kingston, Esq.
Ordinarij Directors.
John Deans Campbell, Esq.
Richard Oliversoii, Esq.
Divie Robertson, Efq.
Hugh F. SanCeman, Esq.
Daniel Stoririart, E.<:q.
Robertson, Esq.
Nelson, Esq.
Gillespie, Esq.
F. O. Smith, Esq. Secretary
Dr Macleod, Consulting Physician
Messrs Coutts & Co. Bankers
E. W. DufBn, Epq. Surgeo
Messrs Oliversor, Denby, and La vie, Solicitort
Samuel Beazley, Esq. Surve
iOver.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
379
{Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company .^Continued.}
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
THIS extensive Company, with a Subscribed Capital of Five Millions Sterling, divided
among 5,000 Proprietors was established in 1824 — the great conflagrations of that year
having led the Public to found a National Institution upon a wide and substantial basis. It
appears from the last Government Returns, that property has been assured with this Company
against Fire, last year, to the extent of upwards of Sixteen Millions or Pounds Sterling,
which large amount, exceeding that of Seve7i other Scottish Companies takeji together, suflS-
ciently proves the high estimation in which this Establishment is held by the public.
Losses by Fire, when satisfactorily ascertained, are Immediately Paid ; and the Directors
can with confidence appeal to Several Thousand individuals who have from time to time ob-
tained from this Company the most satisfactory remuneration for their accidental losses.
The rates of Premium are very moderate, being only One Shilling and Sixpence per cent on
ordinary risks.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Profit Fund. — Two-Thirds of the Profits are allotted at regular periods to the insured with-
out being subject to any deduction for charges of Management \ additions are made to Policies,
or corresponding reductions of Premium, at the option of the Insured.
The Bonus declared at the first division of Life Profits averaged no less than Fourteen per
cent, or Two per cent per annum, and was allotted to the assured on the most Equitable
Principles. The additions made to a Policy for L. 1 000 of seven years standing are as follows : —
Age T>y:o;i As-
sured under
Additions.
Total Sum now
payable.
30
35
40
45
50
£ s. d.
133 7 6
135 19 0
138 15 6
142 9 0
148 17 6
£ s. d.
1133 7 6
1135 19 0
1138 15 6
1142 9 0
1148 17 6
Parties now effecting Policies will derive the important
Profits of the next Four Years.
advantage of participating in the
Reduced Rates — No Profits. — To facilitate Loan Transactions, a reduced scale of rates
has been adopted, which will be found particularly favourable to the Insured, more especially
for young and middle-aged persons.
Loans. — The Directors are ready to make advances by way of Loan, on the following se-
curities : — 1st., On Policies of Insurance on Lives to the extent of their estimated value • 2d
On such Policies, with the addition of personal security for payment of the future premiums
and interest.
Proposals, with Tables of Rates, explanatory of the various modes of Assurance, may be
had at the above Offices, and from the Agents of the Company throughout the' United
Kingdom.
SUTHd. MACKENZIE, JUanager.
380
Insurance directory.
NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF EDINBURGH.
Established under the Act 9 Geo IV. ch. 92.
OFFICE, HEAD OF THE MOUND.
THE SAVINGS BANK is Open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, froa 12 to
3 ; and in tlie Evenings {for taking In moneyOn/y) on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Satukdays, from 7 to 9.
Analysis of the -whole balances as at SOth NoTember 1842.
1. Individual Depositors.—
Balances under L. 20,
_ L.20toL.50
— L.50 to L.lOO
— ; L.lOO to L.150 ....
— L.150 to L.200 ....
2. Societies. —
Charitable Societies, including Friend-
ly Societies established under acts
previous to 10th Geo. IV. c. 56, li-'
mited to deposits of L.300 . . .
Friendly Societies established under
act 10th Geo. IV. c. 56, unlimited
in amount of deposits
Total Balances
Number.
Amount
Average
Amount.
17,795
2,358
699
145
36
L. 64,396 3
74,279 15
49,997 6
17,865 17
5,863 13
5
1
8
0
o
L.3 12 4
31 10 0
71 10 6
123 4 3
162 17 2
21,033
147
68
L.212,402 15
4;990 1
20,053 0
5
11
3
L.IO 1 11
33 18 10
294 17 11
L.ll 3 5
21,248
L.237,445 17
7
There were thus 21,033 individual depositers, 17,795 of whose Balances averaged only
L.3 12s. 4d.
Government Annuities, not exceeding L.20 nor less than L.4, may also be obtained through
the Savings Bank.
Andrew Murray, junior, Treasured. — John Maitland, Actuary — Thomas Grant, Cashier.
THE MINERVA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
KING WILLIAM STUEET, MANSION-HOUSE, LONDON.
CAPITAL, £1,000,000.
TRUSTEES.
Francis Mills, Esq.
Thomas Halifax, jun., Esq.
James Walkinshaw, Esq.
Claude Edward Scott, Esq.
H. C. Bowles, Esq.
Thomas Brook, Estj.
William Chippindale, Esq.
William M. Christie, Esq.
Henry T. Danvers, Esq.
James Gillcspif Gordon, V.
DIRECTORS.
Francis Mills, Esq., Chairman.
^-^'iLLiA.M Venables, Esq., Deputy
John Hervey, Esq. !
Thomas Heath, Esq.
William Hunter, Esq.
Isaac Lawrence, Esq.
Edwin Leaf, Esq.
William Lydl, E-q
- Chairman.
Thomas Morgan, Esq.
Thomas Robinson, Esq.
John Stewart, Esq. ■■
James Walkinshaw, Esq.
G. B. Whittaker, Esq.
J. J. Zorlin. jun., Esq.
INSL'IIANCE DJIUXTOIU. o8l
{_The Minerva Life Assurance Company — Continued.^,
THE distinguisliing features of this Company are moderate fates bf Premium, with par-
ticipation of the profits every five years, to tlie extent of four-fifths or 80 per cent. A
strict investigation of the atfairs of the Company has been made for the. Jicc years ending ^\st
December, 1S41, and of tlie profits tliereby ascertained to luive accrued, four-Jifths have been
apportioned among the assured of one or more years standing, iti proportion to the premiums
paid by each ; and appropriated (in terms of the constitution of the Company) at the option
of the Assured, either as Reversionary Bonus, payable when tlie rolicy becomes a claim, or its
value applied to the reduction of subsequent Premiums. The Reversionary Bonus averages
31 PER CENT, on tlie Premiums paid during the last fioe years. The equivalent Reduction
OF Premium averages nearly 17 per cent, on the Anmud Premiums payable during the next
five years. It is worthy of notice, that the pi-otits of the Life Assiifalice Fund are not subject
to any diminution from payment of interest to Proprietors.
The Premiums for Assurances on single and on joint lives, survivftrships, or other contin-
gencies, may be known by application to
J. STEWART NEWBIGGING, W.S., 32 Queen Street.
Agent for Edinburgh.
FRIENDLY INSURANCE
A.GAINST LOSSES BY t'lRI^.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
INSTITUTED A.D. 1720.
HEAD OFFICE, 48, NORTH BRIDGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Andrew Storie, Esq., W.S.
Sir George Clerk, of Penicuik, Bart.
John Gray, Esq., Solicitor
John Tod, Esq. of Kirkhill, W.S.
James Haig, Esq. of Bemerside I
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS
James Home Rigg, Esq. of Downfield, j Adam Hay, Esq.
John Sligo, Esq. of Carmyle.
Sir David Kinloch of Gilmerton, Bart.
Robert Smyth, Esq.
John Hope, Esq., W.S.
William Plomer, Esq.
R. Clerk Rattray, Esq of CraighaU-Rattray.
John Ferrier, Esq.
Sir John Stuart Forbes of PitsUgo, Bart.
James Dunsmure, Esq. ;
David Welsh, Esq. of Collin, W.S.
George Ross, Esq., Advocate, and
Dr Charles Anderson.
John Learmonth, Esq. of Dean.
George Ritchie, Esq., brewer.
John S. Cunningham, Esq., banker.
John Irving, Esq., W^S.
James Tytler, Esq. of Woodhoiiselee.
Chris. Wood, jun. Esq., merchant, Leith.
Lieut.-Col. Scott, and
John Robert Tod, Esq. W.S.
rPHE TERMS and CONDITIONS of this INCORPORATION are much more favour-
JL able than those of any other similar Institution in Scotland. THREE-FOURTHS of
the ENTIRE PROFITS of the BUSINESS, without any reservation, fere septennially
divided amongst the Policy-holders.
A RETURN of TW^ENTY PER CENT was made on the Premiums received during
the seven years from Candlemas 1832 to Candlemas 1839; and the Return was not confined
to Insurance of seven years' duration, but was made on the whoi.e amount of premiums
received during all or any part of that period.
The Reduced Pv-ates of Premium are charged — losses are settled with promptitude and libe-
rality— the damage and expense attending the removal of property on alarms of fire are paid
by the Compnny— and losses by lightninji;- are made good to the assured. No expense attends
tJie Transicr oi Policies fi'oin oilier Oiilccs.
PRINTED PROSPECTUS, showing the Kates and Conditions of Insurance, may be
obtained by applying at the Head- Office, or at any of the Society's Branches.
Friendly Insurance Office,
Edinburgh, May 1, 1843.
382
INSURANCE'IDIRECTORY.
THE NATIONAL FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF SCOTLAND.
ESTABLISHED 1841,
Head Office,— No. 2 SOUTH St DAVID STREET, EDINBURGH.
CAPITAL, £500,000.
DIRECTORS.
All of tvhom are Shareholders in the Company.
Extraordinary.
Sir John Muir Mackenzie of Delvine, Bart.
Sir Thoraaa E. Colebrooke of Crawford, Bart., M.P.
Sir William Drysdale of Pittuchar.
Alexander Pringle, Esq , of Wliytbank, M.P.
General Matthew Sharpe of Hoddam.
Robert Maclachlan, Esq., of Maclachlan.
Andrew Murray Esq., of Murrayshall, Sheriflf of Aber-
deenshire.
John C. Colqiihoun, E-iq. Sheriff of Dumbartonthire.
Robert Scott Moncrieff, Esq. Dalkeith.
Richard Mackenzie, Esq., of Dolphinton, D.K.S.
Professor Ramsay, Glas{i:ow College.
William Dunn, Esq , of Kilbowie, Merchant, Glasgow.
William Leckie Ewlug, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow.
Christopher Kerr, Esq., Town-clerk, Dundee.
H. Innes Cameron, Esq., Banker, Dingwall.
John Gray, Esq., Merchant.
TRUSTEES.
Alexander Cowan, Esq., Moray House. ( Richard Mackenzie, Esq.. D.K.S.
Robert Laurie, Esq., Master of the Merchant Company, Ralph Richardson. Esq., Merchant.
Leith. I John Inglis, Esq., Advocate.
Manager— HoLMKS Ivory, iledical Adviser— ADAys Hunter, M.D. Auditor— Georob A. EssoN, Accountant.
Bankers — British Li.ve.v Company, and Sir William Forbbs iSi Co.
Ordinary.
Lieut.-Col. Geo. Cadell, H.E.I.C.S* Chairman.
John Inglis, Esq., Advocate, Depu y. Chairman.
William Waddell, Esq., of Easter Moffat, W.S.
Adam Longmore, Esq., 56, Melville Street.
Alexander Donald, Esq., W.S.
William Wemyss, Esq,, Deputy-Commisaary-General.
James Duncan, Esq., W.S.
Ralph Richardson, Esq,, Merchant.
George M'Lachlan, Esq.. W.S.
Robert Liddell, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
Patrick Graham, Esq., of Rubshill, W.S.
John Ord Mackenzie, Esq., W.S.
Robert Blair Maconochie, Esq., W.S.
James Wishart, Esq., Merchant, Leith,
Hew Crichtou, Esq., S.S.C.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
THIS COMP.\NY has lately extended its business to Life Arsurance, iu conformity with the unanimous resolution
of a General .Meeting of the Proprietors, held on Cth February, 1843.
The following are some of the leading fenturei and advantages of ilie system adiipted : —
1. The possession of a large SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL sutlicient to guarantee lulliiment of all the engagements of
tlie Company.
2. ASSURANCES undertaken either on the principle of PARTICIPATIO.V or of NON. PARTICIPATION in
the Profits.
3. PREMIUMS for both classes generally lower than those of other Offices, and payable either yearly, half-yearly,
or quarterly.
4. ANNUAL i:vVESTIG.\TIONS and ASCERTAINMENT of profits commencing at Whitsunday 1851; the
amount of profit to be annually allocated amongst those entitled to participate, being determined according
to the ascertained average of the preceding eight years.
5. ALL POLICIES in the PARTICIPATION CLASS in existence at the period of any investigation, entitled to
share iu not less than four-fifths of the profits arising on that branch of business, without further reservation
either for Expenses or lor a Guarantee Fund, the latter being otherwise provided for by the Capital of the
Company.
6. LOANS on suSic\eat personal or other security, granted to parties assuring with the Company.
7. SUBSTITUTION of LIVES admitted, where parties are dfsirous oi discontinuing their assurances, thus enabling
them to transfer with advantage to themselves, or to the parties with whom they transact, those benefits
which may have accrued on tlieir own Policies.
8. No charge for Entry Money or otherwise, except the Policy Stamp.
9. Claims paid within three months after proof of death.
The sulijoined Specimen of the Table of Premiums required for the Assurance of £100, payable at death, with or
without participation in profits, will show the peculiarly liberal terms which are now otlered to Assurers.
Premiums fur the Assurance of £100, payable at death.
Age With Promts.
Without Profits. Age With Profits.
Without Profits.
20 jEI 15 8
25 2 0 8
30 2 6 7
35 2 13 3
£1 12 7
1 17 2
2 2 7
2 8 9
40 £3 2 0
45 3 12 0
50 4 6 5
55 5 8 4
£2 16 9
3 5 10
3 19 1
4 19 2
The Premiums may be paid either yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly.
ASSURANCES on Joint Lives and Survivorships, and in all the other usual Forms, are granted on equally
favourable terms.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
THREE-FOURTHS OF THE FREE PROFITS (after laying aside a sum for a Guarantee Fand,j are divisible
every five years, among the then existing Policies of two or more years' standing.
WHILE THE RATES OF PREMIUM ARE NOT GRE.4TER than those of other Scottish Offices, which do not
admit the Insured to participate.
»^* No charge is made for Policy Stamp when the sum insured amounts to £iOQ, nor in case of transfers from
other Offices.
Copies of the detailed Prospectus, with Forms of Proposals, and all other necessary information, in regard tiiliii
to Fire or Life Insurance, may be obtained at the Head Office, or at any of the Company's Agencies.
By orde.'- of the Directors.
Eainbu'tsh, May HI?. HOLMES IVORV, Manager.
INSURANCE DIRECTOHY. 383
MUTUAL ASSURANCE, combined with MODERATE PREMIUMS,
" If tlie Premiums were really too low, Capital would be an injury, and not a benefit, for, since this Capital is
really paid for, in whole or in part, out of Treiniums, it would not preserve the office from insolvenoy, but would
rather accelerate its progress towards bankruptcy." — £ssai/ un Probabilities, by Professor De Morgan,
THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
FOR ASSURANCES AND ANNUITIES ON LIVES,
EDINBURGH, No. 14, ST ANDREW SQUARE.
THE ONLY OFFICE IN -WHICH MUTUAL ASSURANCE IS COMBINED WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS.
INTENDING ASSURERS are requested to examine the provisions of this Association.
The Directors continue frccjuently to receive proposals from parties wlio had assured with
other offices, without due consideration, and who find they will even now be gainers by sur-
rendering their Policies, and opening new ones in this Office.
AS COMPARED WITH PROPRIETARY OFFICES:—
This Institution possesses (in common with other Mutual Offices) this essential advantage,
THAT THE WHOLE PrOFITS BELONG TO, AND AKE DIVISIDLE AMONG, THE PoLICY-HOLDERS ;
while the Premiums are at the same time as low as by the Non-particlpataig scale of any of these
offices. The large dividends drawn by their shareholders sufficiently prove how important it
is that the Profits should be secured to the assured themselves. The follov/ing, again, are its
advantages,
AS COMPARED WITH OTHER MUTUAL OFFICES:—
1st, Premiums at early and middle ages about a fourth lower.
2d, A more accurate adjustment of the rates of Premium to the several ages.
3<i, A principle in the division of the Surplus moke safe, equitable, and favoubablk
to good lives. And,
Ath, Exemption from Entry-Money.
The/rst of these requires no comment. The advantage of receiving at once, for the same premium, a
PoUcy for Ii.l250, instead of one for L.IOOO, is sufficiently obvious.
The second point, although not so obvious, is yet one of primary importance, as will be evident from a
sini^le iUustr.ation. The Premium charged in these offices at age 60 is actually lower than in this,
while a member of 30 or 40 is called on to pay between 20 and 25 per cent more. There is thus a
great injustice done to the younger members, for, as all receive the same proportionate amount of
♦ Bonus, a i)art of the overcharge on their premiums must obviously go to make up the comparative
deficiency of those of the old.
The principle of Distribution referred to in the third head, is, — That the Svrplus is reserved entire for
those members who survive the period at irhich their premiums, with accumulated interest, amount to
the sums assured, and is thereafter divisible according to the values of the several Policies, and not by a
fixed percentage to all.
By the practice of the other offices, a member dying in six or eight years after entry, will carry-
off, ntit only the original sum in liis Policy, but a further sum in name of profit, although the pre-
miums which he has lived to pay will not amount to one-fourth of his original assurance. These
sums should rightfully have belonged to the surviving members, from whose long continued pay-
ments they are drawn.
In this Office, accordingly, they are reserved and accumulated for the benefit of the survivors ;
and the surplus being thus divided among a comparatively small number, the share or bonus, falling
to each, will necessarily be much greater than by the usual mode.
Examples of Annual Premium to assure ^100 at death.
Age, I 20 I 2.5 | aO | ao | 40 | 45 | 60
T^i^.ms, I £1 15 8 I £1 18 0 | £2 1 6 | £2 6 10 | £2 14 9 | £3 5 9 | £4 1 7
The Premium may be made to cease after twenty-one, or any other number of payments.
The Premium, (for £100,) payable for twenty-one years only, is at age 30, £2, 14s. 6d. —
ao-e 35, £2, 19s. 8d. — age 40, £3, 6s. 4d., being almost the same as other offices require for
the whole term, of life.
Edinburgh, June, 1843. JAMES WATSON, Manager.
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384 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Established in 1823.
(CONSTITUTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
EDINBURGH, 55, NORTH HANOYER STREET—" Temporari/."—U, KING WILLIAM
STREET, CITY, LONDON.
President.
The Right Honourable LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE.
Vice-President.
ALEXANDER PRINGLE, Esq., of Whytbank, M.P.
Extraordinary Directors.
Sir James Gibson-Craig' of Riccarton, Bart. Duncan M'Neill, Esq., Lord Advocate iot
James Reddie, Esq., Legal Assessor to the
City of Glasgow-
Henry Lumsden, Esq. of Tilwhilly
Sir David Dundas of Dunira, Bart.
Wm. Oliver Rutherford, Esq., of Edgerston
Alexander Goodsir, Esq., Secretary to the
British Linen Company
Scotland
Major-General M'Pherson, H. E. I. C. S.
Jolin Cay, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Lin-
lithgow
James E. Baillie, Esq. of Arnisdale
James Hozier, Esq. of Newland
Captain Pringle H. Douglas, R. N.
Ordinary Directors.
Thomas Duncan, Esq. Aw. Murray, Esq. Advo. i James Mackenzie, Esq. W.S*
John Russell, Esq. C.S. ' Rich. M'Kenzie, D.K.S. 1 Adam Hay, Esq. W.S.
James Miller, Esq. Advo. j Chas. Neaves, Esq. Advo. i Richard Hunter, Esq. H.E.H.
Andrew Tawse, Esq. W.S. i Arthur Campbell, Esq. W.S. i Walter Dickson, Esq. W.S.
John Donaldson, Esq. W.S, | John B. Murdoch, Esq. Adv. 1 Alex. Lamont, Esq. W.S.
Medical Officer, — James Pitcairn, M.D. Solicitor — James T. Murray, Esq. W.S.
Auditor — Kenneth M'Kenzie, Accountant. — Manager — Gilbert L. Finlay.
Secretary — William Dickson.
LONDON BOARD.
The Richt Hon. Lord Reay [ Frs. Whitmarsh, Esq. Q.C. 1 Hugh Johnston, Esq.
The Hon. Robert Dundas Henry Barkly, Esq. Arthur J. Blackwood, Esq.
John Abel Smith, Esq. M.P. William A. Eade, Esq. Charles Staniforth, Esq. Re-
George Macintosh, Esq. John Richardson, Esq. sident Director
Evan Baillie, Esq. | James Bonar, Esq. i Thomas Marshall, Secretary*
Bankers — Messrs Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Solicitor — David Rowland, Esq.
Medical Officer — Rt. Dickson, M.D. 5, Curzon Street, Mayfair.
THE mode in which this Company is constituted presents to the Assured the benefits of
Mutual Assurance, combined with the influence and security of a large proprietary, all
assured with the Company.
Perfect security to the Assured, and freedom from all liability.
A right of Participating in the uhole trofii% of the Company to the extent o? Four-fifths.
A principle of division, making the distribution among those who participate in proportion
to the amount severally contributed by them.
The highest benefits to all First Class Lives, by no unjust liberality being shown to those
■who die early.
Very Moderate Rates, without participation, which, on young lives, are equivalent to a pre-
sent Bonus of very considerable amount.
Assurances effected on equal, or ascending or descending scales, or in any other way that the
interests of parties may require.
The Compamj transact for the purchase and sale of Anmdties, present and contingent Rever-
sions, 4'c.
NO ENTRT-MONET, OR OTHER CHAKGE BETOND THE POLICT STAMP.
Claims paid three months after proof ,
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
38.5
l^JEdinhiirgh Life Assurance Coiapany — Continued.']
TABULAR VIEW OF ADDITIONS TO POLICES OF £1000,
Opened at the Commence inent of the Company.
Age of
Sum
Bonus in
Bonus ii
Sum now
Assuring.
Assured.
1835.
1842.
Payable.
20
L.IOOO
L.lOO 0 10
L.87 3
3
L.1187 4 1
30
1000
104 3 0
89 8
0
1193 11 0
40
1000
113 11 11
103 11
7
1217 3 6
50
1000
142 8 8
148 9
1]
1290 18 7
60
1000
186 17 2
245 16
8
1432 13 10
A FuU Prospectus, -with Tables, and every other information, may be obtained at the Head
Office, or from any of the Company's Agents.
Specimen of Rates for Insuring ^100 on a Single Lifi
TABLE I.
Short Terms.
TABLE II.
Whole Lifk.
Increasing Hales of Premium.
TABLE
Whole L
III.
FE.
1. WITHOUT PARTICIPATION.
FOR
ONE YEAR.
FOR
SEVEN VEARS.
^gS.
First
Seven Years.
Second
Seven Years.
Remainder
of Life.
WITHOUT PARTICIPA-
Trov.
WITH PARTICI.
PATION.
Annual Pre-
mium.
£1 13 1
1 17 4
2 2 0
2 7 7
2 14 0
3 3 2
3 14 2
4 9 0
3 9 1
6 15 8
Age.
Single Pre-
mium.
Annual Pre-
mium
13
25
35
45
£0 19 8
1 3 3
1 13 10
2 8 0
£17 6
1 13 7
2 7 3
3 7 2
£1 19 4
2 10 10
3 7 9
4 16 0
Age.
l3
20
25
30
35
40
43
30
55
60
Annual Pre-
mium.
£1 10^4
1 14 2
1 18 6
2 3 7
2 10 0
2 17 11
3 8 0
4 i 7
3 0 0
6 4 4
13
20
£0 13 3
0 17 3
0 18 9
1 1 3
1 3 3
1 6 10
1 10 6
1 13 1
2 4 9
3 1 8
£0 17 2
0 19 11
1 2 2
1 4 8
1 7 9
1 11 10
1 16 3
2 4 3
2 18 11
3 18 11
23
30
33
40
43
30
55
60
2 WITH PARTICIPATION.
A?e.
First
Seven Years.
£113
1 7 8
1 16 10
2 12 3
Second
Seven Years.
Remainder
of Life.
15
25
33
43
£1 10 0
1 18 9
2 11 7
3 13 2
£2 2 10
2 13 4
3 13 9
3 4 6
Edinbubgh, Temporary Office,
b5., North Hanover Street., 1843.
THE MUTUAL ACCUMULATION SOCIETY,
ESTABLISHED 31st December, 1839.
HEAD OFFICE, No. 17, George Street, Edinbubgh.
DIRECTORS.
William Bonar, Esq., Banker, Leith.
James Hay, Esq., Leith.
James M. Melville, Esq., W.S.
William Home, Esq., W.S.
Eagle Henderson, Esq., Merchant.
Archibald Home, Esq., Accountant.
Robert OHphant, Esq., W.S.
William Moacreiff, Esq., Accountant.
J. S. Newbig-ging, Esq., W.S.
John Cowan, Esq., Advocate.
Alexander Clapperton, Esq., Merchant.
James Wallace, Esq., Banker, Leith.
John Marshall, Esq., Advocate.
John Cook, Esq., W.S.
Archibald Borthwick, Esq., Accoimtant.
386 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
l^The Mutual Accumulation Society — Contimied.J
TRUSTEES.
John Learmonth, Esq., of Dean. I Adam Holland, Esq., of Gask.
John Thoniion, Esq., Royal Bank. | Alexander Douglas, Esq., W.S.
Alexander Campbell, Brewer.
Actuaries — Messrs Brodie & Balfour, Accountants.
Solicitors — Messi's Rolland & Thomson, W.S.
Auditor — Charles Pearson, Esq., Accountant.
Bankers — The Roj'al Bank of Scotland.
THIS Institution was founded for the purpose of securing Provisions payable DrRiNG life.
This object is effected by the Zslutu:il Contributions of Members to schemes opened in each
year, to be divided respectively at the end of certain fixed periods amongst Xhe survivors of each
scheme. By thus combining the advantages of Survivorship Life Assurance with the
improvement of money by judicious investments, this Society presents the most advantageous
method of providing for any contingent event.
The leading objects of the Society are—
\st. To Secure a Fund for After Life. That this can be effected by means of this
Society upon terms more advantageous than are offered by any other institution, will be seen
from the following illustrations : — If a professional man, at the age of twenty-five, secure ten
shares in a scheme, the funds of which will be divided at the end of twenty-five j-ears, he will,
in the event of the Society progressing as favourably as hitherto, receive, at the age of fifty,
such a sum as would purchase a Government annuity of £108 ; whilst the same annual contri-
bution, if paid to a respectable Assurance Company, would secure a deferred annuity, to
commence at the same age, of only L.67, 12s. Or, again, if the same party were to join the
thirty years' scheme, he could, for the trifling contribution of L.16, Os. lOd., secure such a
sum as would, at the age of fifty-five, purchase a Government annuity of L. 135 ; whilst, for a
similar premium, an Assurance Company would secure him a deferred annuity of only
L.74, 15s. Such advantages as these this Societ\' is enabled to offer, as it has been estabhshed
for the express purpose of transacting this department of business onlj', on the most favourable
terms, and not to realize profits to be distributed amongst a body of proprietors, or amongst a
class of Assurers having separate rights or interests.
2d, To Secure Provisions for Childken. By payment of the trifling sum of L.3, Ss. lOd.
a year upon the life of a Child aged one, there will, in the event of the Society progressing as
hitherto, and calculated according to the Government Tables of Mortality, be payable to the
Child on its attaining the age of twenty-one, a sum exceeding L.120. Parents are thus
enabled, with advantage, to set apart a small specific sum from the income of each year for
the purpose of providing for their families ; and b}' careful investments, combined with the
benefits accruing through the death of other Members, a fund is accumulated greater than pri-
vate individuals could succeed in realizing by laying aside their annual savings; whilst in
the event of the benefit lapsing, in consequence of the pre-decease of the child, the object
for which the fund was in the course of being provided no longer exists. On the other hand,
should the parent die, and it be found inconvenient to continue the annual contributions, the \
benefit of those alread}' paid is not thereby lost, but by an equitable arrangement provided in ■
the Deed of Constitution, the value of the past contributions is ascertained according to a
fixed rule therein laid down, and the Child, on surviving the period of division, will be entitled
to the corresponding share of the fund. *
This peculiar feature renders this Society the most advisable medium for securing provisions
to the YOUNGER Children of Landed Proprietors, and to the families of those engaged
in PnoFESsioNAL or Mercantile pursuits, and generally of all whose incomes are dependent
on their life or health.
Detailed Prospectuses, containing Specimen Tables of the Rates of Contribution, and all
information, may be obtained, on applying at the Head Office, or any of the Agencies.
BRODIE & BALFOUR, Actuaries.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. 387
NORTHERN REVERSION COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1835.
5, NORTH ST DAVID STREET, EDINBURGH.
DIRECTORS.
Walter Jollie, Esq.
John Burn ^Murdoch, Esq.
Sutherland Mackenzie, Esq.
Thomas Thomson, Y,<q.
Thomas Mansfield, Esq.
George Dalziel, Esq.
Robert (^adell, Esq.
William S. Thomson, Esq.
Thomas Burns, Esq.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas Mansfield, Esq. I John Mackenzie, Esq.
Gilbert Laurie Finlay, Esq. | Wm. Thomas Thomson, Esq.
Bankers — The Royal Bank.
Solicitoi — John Glassford Ilopkirk, Esq., LL.B., W.S.
n'^HIS Company was instituted exclusively for the purchase, by a present advance, of Rever-
X sionary Rights — absolute or contingent — Annuities or Liferent Interests — Policies of
Assurance on Lives — Shares in Government and Private Tontines — and in general of all
rights extending over Property, Funded or Real, or otherwise well secured — the emergence, or
term of payment of which is future, or depends upon some contingency of life or survivorship.
Every man of business must have found, in the course of his experience, much difhculty in
securing or realizing those rights belonging to his Clients, which, among the manifold rela-
tions of society and individuals, now so frequently arise, under Contracts of Marriage — Entails
■ — and other Destinations, Family Settlements, and similar Deeds, where limited rights of
Liferent and Fee, depending in many cases on complicated contingencies, are secured to
Parties having separate and frequently conflicting interests.
It sometimes happens, also, that parties who have the undoubted right of succession to
valuable property at some future period, may, from various causes, be at present in great -want
of Funds. To such parties this Company would give a present advance, or an Annuity till
such time as their right of succession open, in consideration of part of the property to be suc-
ceeded to being conveyed to it.
To others, again, who are engaged in Trade, going abroad, &c., it may be of importance to
realize just now the value of Provisions or Legacies of which they cannot receive payment
at present, owing to their being liferented, or from other causes: — or they may wish to receive
a Capital sum in place of an Annuity payable to them. From such parties this Company will
purchase, by a present payment, rights to Provisions, Legacies, or Annuities.
The great advantage attending such Companies as the Northern Reversion Company is
that having numerous transactions in Reversionary Properties, it is able to apply to all the
accurate observations which have now been made on the duration of human life, and thus to
give the true value of any reversionary or liferent right; Avhile parties having, such rio-hts to
dispose of, and wisliing to realize their fair marketable value, have the means of doino- so
afforded to them through the medium of this Company, without undergoing the publicit}-, ex-
pense, and delay, and very frequently the disappointment, attending a Public Sale.
Forms adapted to various Cases have been prepared for enabling Parties, or their Agents
to tender proposals of sale; and the Manager will give every information to parties wisliing to
transact with the Company.
WILLIAM WOOD, Accountant and Actuary,
Manager.
Office, 5, North St Divid Street, Edinburgh.
388 INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
(constituted by act of parliament, 2d will, IV. CHAP. 81.)
EDINBURGH— No. 3, GEORGE STREET.
LONDON— No. 32, LOMBARD STREET.
GLASGOW— No. 35, VINCENT PLACE.
ADDRESS BY THE DIRECTORS— 1842.
THE progress of the Company during the past year, both as regards the ne-w business
acquired, and the result of the period generally, exhibits evidence of success and prospe-
rity so particularly marked, that the Directors consider it their duty to make it known to all
those connected with the Institution, and to call public attention to the prosperous state of the
Company's affairs — satisfied that an extended knowledge of the principles upon which the In-
stitution is founded, its security, its advantages of Division of Profits, and its liberal manage-
ment, is alone requisite, to induce greater numbers to avail themselves of its benefits, and to
make its future advancement still more remarkable.
The following are a few of the most prominent points brought under notice at the Annual
General Meeting of the Company held on the loth December, 1842.
1. New Assurances have been opened with the Company to a very large amount, exceeding
greatly the results of any former year's business.
2. The number of new Policies has increased in an equal proportion, showing that the in-
crease of business does not arise from large transactions swelling up the results.
3. The increase of sums assured, and Policies, compared with the year ending loth Novem-
ber, 1841, is above 25 per cent upon each.
4. 'J'he Company continue to draw a high rate of interest on all their Investments ; and their
Funds, which are rapidly accumulating, are most satisfactorily invested, being for the
greater part secured upon heritable property in Scotland.
5. The mortality of the year has been very limited, being very much below the calculated
expectation — thus evincing the care which has been bestowed by the Directors in the
selection of the lives.
6. The business of the Company is conducted with economy, but at the same time so as to
secure efficient management ; and the expenses form a very small per centage upon the
Annual Revenue.
7. The Company's books and accounts are kept in the most accurate manner ; and in cor-
roboration of this statement, the Directors have much pleasure in submitting the follow-
ing extract from the Report by the Company's auditor, i\lr Keith, after a careful inves-
tigation of the books and accounts of the Company for the last year : —
" I have much pleasure in reporting, that the whole hooks, accounts, and vouchers, relative to fhe affairs of the
Cmnpany, continue to be kept in a most regukir, distinct, and satisfactory manner, and reflect great credit on the
Manager and other ofScers of the Company, for the clear and accurate way in which a record is kept of transactions
of so great and increasing magnitude and detail as those of the Company."
The satisfactory results which have now been mentioned were subject of much congratula-
tion at the General jNIeeting; and the Chairman, in shortly going over the rise and progress of
the Institution, specially called the attention of the meeting to the fact, that the Annual Re-
venue of the Company had increased fourfold since the year 1834, and had been doubled within
the last four years — the increase in the Company's Funds having at the same time kept pace
with the increase of the Revenue.
The proceedings of this meeting otherwise were highly satisfactory.
\Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
389
[Standai'd Life Assu7-anee Company — Continued, j
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
is one of the oldest, most extensive, and most successful of the Scottish Life Assurance
Offices.
THE SECURITY
which it affords is undoubted, and the greater portion of its large accumulated Capital is in-
vested upon the security of Heritable Property in Scotland.
THE RATES OF PRE]\IIUM
are moderately and fairly adjustetl, and are so regulated as to avoid the high charges of (lie
old system for the Participation Scale, on the one hand, while,' on the other, the rate for As-
surance of a certain fixed sum without Profits, is calculated upon as close an approximation
to the actual mortality as it would be prudent to assume.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The Divisions are made at intervals of five years, and the greatest advantages are derived
by those Assurers who continue steadily to uphold tlieir Polices. Other institutions may be
able to show a larger Bonus at tlie end of the first few years from the commencement of As-
surances ; but the advantage held out by this Company is not a large increase of the sums
assured to tliose who are otherwise the heaviest claimants — those who die early, but to those
'who are best entitled to it — the parties paying the greatest number of Premiums.
The nature of Assurance with profits in the Standard Life Assukance CojirANY, may
be described in a very few words : —
As REGARDS THE Prikcipai- Sum Assured.— It is sccure and certain, not being subject
to the rislis of mutual Assurance, and being guaranteed by the Company's protect-
ing Capital.
As regards the Division of Profits. — The principle adopted may be said to be Ton-
tine, the Policy-holder claiming upon the Divisible Fund at each Division^ accord-
ing to the amount of his Policy, and the number of years his Assurance has existed.
This principle of division is similar to that which has been so successfully acted upon
EQUITABLE SOCIETY OF LONDON,
IN the case op its privileged poeicy-hoiders.
The Vested Additions to Policies already made by the Standard Life Assu7-ance Com-
pany, proceeding upon this principle, are as follows: —
.
Bonus Additions.
Date of Policy
prior to
Sum in Policy.
Amount of Som in
Folic y, and Bmius
Additions.
Al 141 h Nov.
1833.
At 14tli Nov.
1840.
£
A'.
d^
£
S.
d.
£
s. d.
£
s.
d
1825
Nov. 15
1000
...
137
10
200
1337
10
1826
1000
125
187
10 1 ...
1312
10
1827
1000
112
10
175
! ...
1287
10
1828
... 1 ...
1000
...
100
162
10
1262
10
1829
1000
87
10
150
1237
10
1830
1000
75
137
10
1212
10
1831
1000
62
10
125
1187
10
1832
... 1 ...
1000
50
112
10
1162
10
1833
... 1 ...
1000
37
10
100
1137
10
1834
1000
25
87
10
1112
10
1835
1000
12
10
75
1087
10
1836
... ...
1000
...
62
10 ...
1062
10
1837
... ' ...
1000
__d
...
50
1050
[ Con'iimcd.
390
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
\_Standard Life Assurance Company — Continued.']
It will be perceived that the Standard Life Assurance Company have already divided
Profits at two periods, viz., November, 1835, and November 1840. The future divisions fall
to be made at intervals of five years, the next being in November, 1845.
All Persons noTV joining the Company's Participation Scheme
will participate in that Division, and in future Divisions, in the following manner : —
^ Claims for Profits, ac-
cording to the number
of years the Policy has
existed, calculating from
its date at each period.
1845
1850
1855
1860
1865
1870
1875
3
8
13
18
23
28
33
and so
on, in-
creasing
at each
period.
That is, a party in the Division of 1845, will have a claim for an addition to his Policy
corresponding to three years ; in the Division of 1850, for an addition corresponding to eight
years ; in 1855, for thirteen years ; and so on, increasing at each quinquennial period.
It is evident that no other mode of Division affords the prospect of so much benefit to all
who propose to uphold their Policies during the whole of life. The Standard Office is
therefore particularly eligible for all persons assuring for Family Provisions, and in an espe-
cial manner for those who, from their occupations, or strong natural constitution, have more
than an ordinary expectation of longevity.
THE GENERAL REGULATIONS AND CONDITIONS
of the Standard have been framed upon principles of fairness and liberality, so as to
encourage Assurances among all classes of the community.
WILL. THOS. THOMSON Manager.
Further information may he had on application at the Company s Offices.
EDINBURGH— No. 3, George Street,
LONDON— No. 32, Lombard Street.
GLASGOW— No. 35, St Vincent Peace ;
Or at any of the Agencies in Scotland, England, or Ireland.
THE CITY OF GLASGOW LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
FOR ASSURANCES ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS, FOR THE SALE OF
PRESENT, DEFERRED, AND SURVIVORSHIP ANNUITIES, AND
ENDOWMENTS TO CHILDREN, AND FOR THE
PURCHASE OF REVERSIONARY AND CONTINGENT RIGHTS.
constituted by act of parliament.
GLASGOW BOARD.
John Leadbetter, Esq., merchant.
Henry Brock, Esq., Manager of the Clydes-
daleBank.
James Browne, Esq., merchant.
William Whyto, Esq., merchant.
William Johnston, Esq., accountant.
A. S. Dalglish, Esq., merchant.
Alexander Johnston, Esq. of Shieldhall, M.P,
Alexander Fletcher, Esq., merchant.
James Lumsden, Esq., merchant.
Alexander Downie, Esq. of Crossbasket-
H. E. Crum, Esq., merchant.
Robert Ferguson, Esq., merchant.
[^Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. SQl
The City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company — Continued.
Daniel Walkinshaw, Esq., Manager.
Archibald Borthwick, Esq., Actuary.
John Macfarlane, M.D., Medical Referee,
Alexander Morrison, Esq., Law Agent.
EDINBURGH BOARD.
Geo. M. Torrance, E^q. of Threave.
George INI'Clelland, Esq. W.S.
James Wallace, Esq., banker, Leith.
William Fleming, Esq., banker, Edin-
burgh.
George Thomson, Esq., Leith.
James Mylne, Esq. W.S.
Alexander M. Bell, Esq., W.S.
Maurice Lothian, Esq., St Andrew Square,
Edinburgh.
Messrs. Campbell and Raleigh, W.S. Agents.
Law Agents for the Company in Edinburgh, — Messrs Hunter, Campbell and Co., W.S.
Medical Referees, — Dr James Combe, Dr Robert Spittal,
OFFICES.
Glasgow No. 40, ST VINCENT PLACE.
Edinburgh No. 19, ST ANDREW SQUARE.
THE VERY GREAT SUCCESS of this Company since its estabUshment may be attri-
buted, among other causes, — 1st, To the acknowledged advantages aiForded by its differ-
ent plans of Assurance ; 2d, To the complete Security afforded by the Subscribed Capital of a
large and influential Proprietary ; 3d, To the amount of Business secured from that Proprie-
tary, independent of every other source; 4th, To the adoption of Premiums calculated at mode-
rate and jet perfectly safe Rates ; and, 5th, To the principle of an annual Division of the Com-
pany's profits.
Parties may assure on the plan of PARTICIPATION IN THE PROFITS of the Com-
pany, and secure every advantage to be had in a Mutual Assurance Society, without the small-
est risk or responsibility. Or,
They have the option of assuring at the LOWEST SAFE rate of Premium, if they wish
merely to secure a certain fixed sum at the most favourable per centage, whether in connexion
with Loans or otherwise.
Assurers are allowed to adopt ANY PLAN IN THE PAYMENT OF THE PREMIUM
most convenient for themselves.
In the distribution of Profits they have the great and well-known advantage of EARLY
CONNECTING THEMSELVES with a Company established Within the last few years,
•which has not yet made a Division of Profits, and which has already secured a very large and
increasing business.
Every advantage will be given to Assurers in the negotiation of Loans, by Redeemable Annuity,
or otherwise.
To Parties proceeding abroad, beyond the limits of Europe, EVERY FACILITY IN THE
OBTAINING OF LICENSE will be afforded at rates properly graduated to the risk.
No Admission Fee is charged at Entry ; and there is no additional expense whatever to
Assurers, except the Policy Stamp.
In all respects, the Company's Business is conducted in such a way AS TO AFFORD
EVERY FACILITY AND ENCOURAGEMENT which can be off-ered for the extension
of Life Assurance.
392
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
NORWICH UNION
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETIES.
CHTEF OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND, 31, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
BOARD OF SIANAGEMENT AT EDINBURGH.
Sir Henry Jardine, [ The Honourable Lord Wood.
John Ferrier, Esq, W.S.
WUUam DaUas, Esq., W.S.
rp]
Cashiers — The Royal Bank. — Surgeon, Sir William Newbigging.
Secretaries to the Board — Messrs Jardine, Stodart, and Eraser, W.S.
LIFE SOCIETY,
INSTITUTED 1808.
CAPITAL INVESTED, £1,700,000.
UIIS SOCIETY is founded on the Equitable Principle of MUTUAL ASSURANCE,
JL and has been established for a Period of Thirty-five Years. All just Claims upon
its Funds have been promptly and liberally settled. Nearly TWO MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS have been thus paid away on Expired Policies; and
to meet the existing Engas^ements of the Institution it possesses Funds amounting to upwards
of a MILLION AND THREE QUARTERS, almost wholly invested in Real and Govern-
ment Securities.
The RATES of PREMIUM for Ages under 4.5 Years, are nearly one-tenth below those
of the Older Offices ; from Forty-five to Sixt?/, the Rates of those Offices are only gradually
approached.
The wHoi,E Surplus Profits of the Society are the Property of the Members inaured for
the whole duration of Life, and are added to their Policies septennially, by a per centage on
the amount of Premium they have respectively contributed.
In illustra,tion of the advantages arising to Insurers from this mode of dividing the Profits^
there is subjoined, from the Office Books, a list of some of the existing Policies, showing the
Sum originally Insured, and the amount of Bonus Addition to each Policy as at 9th Septem-
ber, 1842, the date of the last Division.
Policy. Sum Assured. Bonus Addition.
No. 477 £1000 £776 4 10
951
170
751
] 2:35
1273
499 431 10 5
1000 445 15 6
1000 458 7 4
2000 852 5 1
1500 619 3 4
Policy. Sum Assured. Bonus Addition.
No. 1450 £2000 £754 17 2
1444 1000 519 10 7
1459 300 155 14 4
1745 2000 Ili7 1 11
1850 1500 749 10 5
2370 1000 531 6 10
FIRE SOCIETY,
INSTITUTED 1797.— CAPITAL, £550,000.
The Sums Insured with this Office exceed in amocNt
FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS STERLING.
The Public is respectfully informed that, by the constitution of this Society, the Insurers
are made Participators in its Savings, and at the same time rendered free from all responsi'
hility. In the course of last Year there was paid to the Policy Holders a Sum exceeding Forty-
Six Thousand Pounds ; giving to each a Dividend of Fifteen per cent on the Premiums
paid during the previous Four Years.
The Rates of Insurance are as moderate as those of any other estahlished Office, and all
just Claims are settled with liberality and expedition.
Norwich Union Office, 31, Princes Street, 7
May 1843. | '
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
393
PALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
7, WATERLOO PLACK, PALL-MALL, LONDON.
AND 24, QUEEN STREET. EDINBURGH.
Instituted 1S24.
George Arbuthnot, Esq.
Sir John Barrow, Bart., F.R.S,
Lord W. R, K. Douglas, F.R.S.
Right Hon. Sir E, H. East, Bart., F.R.S.
.Joseph Esdaile, Esq.
Sir T. F. Fremantle, Bart., M.P.
Bankers — Messrs Bosanquet & Co.
Directors.
James Murray, Esq,
Sanauel Sliinner, E>q.
Patrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq., M.P.
Sir William Young, Bart.
Henry Harvey, Esq.
Charles Elliot, E^q.
The London and Westminster Bank.
Resident Secretary and Actuary — Nicholas Grut, Esq.
Medical Officer for Edinburgh— B.oW\t Spittal, M.D.
Bankers for Scotland—The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and Branches.
Agents for Edinburgh — Messrs Shand, Calder, and Farquhar, W. S., 24, Queen Street.
The Second Septennial Division of Profits was declared up to the 3\st December, 1838, when
the average additions made to the Policies entitled to participate in them amounted to about 43
per cent, or nearly one-half of the whole Premiums paid. Parties ivho insure, participate in the
Profits from the date of effecting the Insurance.
THE Directors, in order to render the advantages of Life Assurance more general, and
to afford greater accommodation to p<Tsons desirous of effeoling Puliciesj now offer to the Public
two distinct pl;ins for that purpose, viz. —
Persons may either participate iti tour- fifths op 80 per cent of the estimated profits, or they mny effect
assurances for a specific object, at Reduced Rates of Premium, without participating in the profits of the
Society.
The Directors have also had rates calculated for effecting Assurances determinable at _/?.i-e(f periods, the
sum assured lieiiia uayabie on death, if the party assured die before the specified period; or to the party
HIMSELF on his attaining the age of 4b, 60, .55, or 60.
The advantages which atteiKi ttiis last form of the contract of insurance are too evident to require
much illustiatioii ; but it mny not be out of place to point out a few of them. It enables a creditor in-
suring his debtor's life, in order to secure a past-due debt, or a present advance of money, to calculate
with certainty on recovering his debt, or receiving repayment of his advance at a fixed period ; and
while, in so tar as ihe assured him^e f is concerned, this system has ail the advantages of the oidiniiry
forms of assurance, it possesses this peculiar feature, of enabling every one, however limited his income
may be, by the appropriation of a por ion of it yearly, during his years of health, strength, and activH
exertion, to provide tor the support of himself, as well as those who luay be dependent ou him, during
his declining years.
Assurances to the extent of £5000 may be made on any healthy life, upon any of the above plans.
The Directors are also leady to entertain pioposuls for Special Risks, the terms of which may be
learned on application at the office.
This Society advances money on Redeemable Annuity ; on the security of Entailed Estates in Scot-
land ; and also ou approved Personal Security, combined with a Lite Insurance, on very favourable
terms.
Messrs SHAND, CALDER, & FARQUHAR, W.S.
24, Queen Street, Agents for Edinburgh.
The following is a Selection from the Society's Table (No. VI.) of
" Premiums to Assure One Hundred Pounds, payable when the Person assured attains a s/;ec//?c age;
or sooner, if he should die before his attaining ifiat age."'
The Sum Assured payable at the fnllnwing Ages, viz.
AK-e
wlien
At Age CO.
At Age Ho.
At Age ,30.
At Age 4.5.
A ssured.
10
£1 18 0
£2 0 5
£-' 3 10
£2 8 10
15
2 3 10
2 7 2
8 12 0
2 19 2
20
2 10 11
2 15 6
sad
3 13 4
23
2 IB 2
3 4 11
3 15 5
4 12 6
30
3 7 10
3 18 0
4 14 9
6 4 8
35
4 15
4 17 8
6 7 1
40
5 I 9
6 10 6
45
6 14 11
—
—
—
• Example,— A person aged 20, may, tiy an annual payment of £2, IDs, IXd.. assure ^Pinn n„.,«j;„ / j. •_ j^
attaining the age of 60 ; or to his representatives, sl,oi:d he die before that age.' fiTannJat 'Sments of T'r-(',?fi5''
£5. 2s. 6d.., and £5. 13,. id., the sum assured wU be payable a', death, or at the age. of 55, 50, S.d 45 respectivelV.
394
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
26, ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
OFFICE BEARERS.
President.
His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERY, K.G.
Vice Presidents.
Ri?ht Hon. Lord JOHN GRAY,
Sir NEIL IVIESZIKS. of Mt^nztes, Bart.
D. M. MAKGILL CRICHTON, E^q. ot Rankellour.
Extraordinary Directors.
AXDREW FLETCHER. Esq. of Saltoun.
JOHN MILLER. Esq., Mi-iclmnt, Liveroool.
HKNRY RALPH FRANCIS. Esq. M.A., Principal
or Kingston College, Hull.
GEORGE KINNEAR, E*q., Manager of the Hud-
dersfifld Bankinj? Company.
WILLIAM OXLEY, Esq. MfFchant, Liverpool.
ARCHIBALD ALI«ON, Esq. Slipriif ot Lanarkshire.
WILI.IAM JOHNSTON, Esq. Merchant, Dundee.
JOHN THOMSON, Esq. Cashier of the Royal Bank
or Scotland.
JOHN TENNANT, Esq. of St Rollox.
THOMAS HORNCASTLE MARSHALL, Esq. Bar-
rister-at-Law, Leeds.
WILLIAiM WINN, Esq Banker, Lincoln.
Rev. JOHN ANDERSON, D. D , Xewburgh.
GRAHA.M SPEIRS, E.'q. Sheriff ot the County of
Ertiiit.uryh.
ARCHIBALD ANDERSON, Esq. Merchant, Edin-
buiffh.
ALEXANDER M4CFARLANE, Esq. of Thornhlll.
Hon. ALEX. LESLIE MELVILLE, Lincoln.
ROBERT PAUL, Esq. Manager ot the Commercial
Biink of Scutlanrt.
Th.' RUlit Rev. MICHAEL RUSSELL, LL.D. Bi-
shop o* Giasffow.
ROBERT MURRAY, Esq. Provincial Bank of Ire-
laud, DuDlin.
Ordinary Directors.
JOHN WATSON, Esq. Manager of the Edinburgh
Ghs Light Co.
WILLIAM SrUART WALKER of Boveiand, Esq.
AnvoCHte.
JOHN' HUTTON, Esq., Merohint, Lelth.
DAVID J. THOMSON, Esq. Merchant, Kiiinburgh,
JAMES ROSS, Ejq Solicitor, supreme Court;.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Esq. AV.S.
ROBKRT CHAMBERS, Esq. Pu Olisher.
ALEXANDER MILLER, Esq. Merchant, Leith.
CLAUD MUIRHEAD, Esq., Ediiburah.
JOHN WHITKFOORD MKENZIE, Esq. W.S.
ROBERT LAURIE, E;q. Master ot the Merchant
Company, Ltith,
"WILLIAM H. DUNBAR. Esq. Advocate.
ROBERT CHRISTIE, Esq., Manager, ROBERT GIBSON, Esq , Secretary.
Medical Officers— S. A. PAGAN, Esq. M.D., and aDaM WARDEN, Esq., M.D.— J. S. COMBE, Esq. M.D.,
/or Leith.
VIEW of the PROGRE.SS and SITUATION of the SOCIETY since its INSTITUTION.
At 1st March 1834, .
Do. 1837, .
Do. 1840, .
Do. 1843, .
Amount Assured.
Annual Revenue. ; Accumulated Fund.
£
224,191
740,462
1,267,706
1,707,716
£
7,460 ,
26,992
46,827
64,000
£
15,592
56,114
118,900
227,755
TABULAR VIEW OF ADDITIONS TO EACH POLICY OF L.IOUO.
If effected.
Original
Benefit.
Additions
vested at
1st March
1841.
Accumu-
lated
Amount.
Amount payable
if claim emerge
in year 1S43-4
after payment of
that year's pre-
mium.
In year
of the
Society.
On or be-
fore 1st'
March.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1832
1833
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
1839
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J
L.200
180
160
140
120
L.1200
1180
1160
1140
1120
L.1-27-2 0 0
1250 16 0
1229 12 0
1208 8 0
1187 4 0
1160 0 0
1140 0 0
1120 0 0
This is a MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
The PROFITS are ascertdned and ALLOCATED amongst the Policy Holders every
THREE YEARS. The next Division takes place at 1st March, 1844.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
89.5
NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Established in 1809, and Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital, One Million.
HEAD OFFICE, G4, PRINCES STREET, KDlNBUllGH;
8, Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow ; 4. New Hank Buildings, London ; and 37, College Green. Dublin.
PRESENT ACCUMULATED LIFE FUNO, UPWARDS OF £353,000
Pi^ESENT ANNUAL REVENUE, FROM LIFE PREMIUMS ALONE, EXCEEDING 81,500
EDINBUEJGH BOARD.
President, His Grace The DUKE of SUTHERLAND.
Vice- Fresidtnf.s.
Thfi Mosi Noble the INlARQUlSot aBERCORN.
Tlip Riaht Honourable Ih,. E A R L of S 1' A 1 1!.
Tlie Right HoiiomaliU- ihe E A I! L of C A M PER DO WN.
Tl.w K'-h: Ho„„uiM!.e LOKD VISCOUNT AlELVILLR. K.T.
The Kii;ht Honuuiabl.' The LORD DOUGLAS ot DOUGLaS.
Extraordinnry Directors,
Philip B. Ainslie of St Colnae Ilousr, Esq
Colin Campbell ot Colijrain, E).q.
'I he Hon. Lord Cuiiinuhainc.
Sif David Diindas of Duriira, Bart.
Will. O. Gillon of Wallhouse, Esq.
Sir Geo. M'Phcrson Grant ot Ballindalloch, Burl
Capiaiu James H.jy, H E.LC.S.
Ordinary Directors.
Sir Francis Wai.krr Dkum.viond of Ha^vthornden. Bart., Chairman.
RoBEHT Which *M, Esq., Advocate, Vice-Cfiairmun.
Sir Thos. Dirk LaudiT of Fountainhalj, Bart.
The H.ii. Lord Monrreiff.
Hnnry Monteitli of Carstairs, Esq.
Win. R Rrfmsay of BariUon. Esq., RI P.
Fhoirias Gutlirie Wright, E;q., Auditor of the
Court of Session.
Ji'hii Gil)S(iii, Jan., Esq., W.S.
Alfx ftjoiiypcnriy, Esq., W.S.
Mfijor Norman Pringle.
Peter Ramsay, Esq., Banker.
J. Reriton. Esq. AccouiHan t.
William Young, E.-q., W.S.
John Anderson, Esq.. W.S.
Lhueiice David.-oi), E-q , W.S.
Captain Henry Dundas, R.N.
John Dundas, Esq., W.S.
James Borihwiitk. Esq. Manager. John Otjilvie, Esq., Secretary.
Medical Officer— ii^hn G. M. Burt, M.D , George'Street.
Solicitors — Messrs Nairiie ami Bertram, Writers to the Signet.
Baulters — Bank of ScotUnd, and Royal Bank.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
THIS Corporation r.\nks amongst the first and most flourishing Companies ix
Sciitland; supp'irted hy a larj^e and iiitiueiuial body of Proprietors; giving to the Assured
every a<ivantai;e hitherto otfered to the Public.
The PremiuaMs are mo dt rate I y rated at all ages ; and are so modified, hy ascending and descending
scales and ottierwisi'. as to suii ihe ol jeul of every Insurer, at the least imuiedKile outi.iy, whelber lo
seijure a debt, provide for his family, or to convert i:ic une itito capital for his own use.
When an Iii--urance is for the whole p- rihd of life onf-haif of the Premiums onlt RrQtJiRE to
BE PAin FOR THE FIRST FIVE TEARS AFTER THE DATE OF THE PoLicv, tite Other ixalf maxj remain unpaid,
suhj ct to tite payment of interest at Jive per cent annually, to be deducted at death, or may be previously paid
off at convenience.
i'AKTiciPATiNG PcMCiEs share in the Profits without payment of Entrance Money, or incurring the
risk attending Mutual .'\ssurance.
boNUSEB may be either jidded to the sum Insured, or applied in reduction of future PremiuBQS. Tfte
last Bonus {declared December. 1837) averaged thi.iy-seveii pr-r ctiit on the Frtmiiims paid.
LoaNs are granted lo Policy-Holders, oil approved hentaule or personal security.
SPECIMEHrS OF THIE TABLES.
Annual Fremiums for jlssurance of £100 on a Single Life.
, Annual Premiums for
Insuring .£100 pai/able
at 60 years of age, or at
death, if it occur before GO
Whole Life.
Age.
Without Profits.
Age. With Profits
Without Profits.
Age.
With Profits.
Without Profits.
15
20
30
JO
£1 19 9
2 4 11
2 13 5
3 4 9
3 19 7
.■^ •> 10
15 £1 13 9
■JO 1 17 10
25 2 3 2
30 2 9 5
3i 2 16 9
£1 10 8
1 14 5
1 19 3
2 4 11
2 11 7
4.0
45
5(t
55
£3 6 I
3 10 7
4 11 11
5 11 2
H hi 2
£3 0 1
3 9 8
4 3 7
6 1 1
H 3 9
Ages above tO eonsidered as sjiecial risks, anil raied accuriiing to circumstances.
FIRE IISrSURANCS.
Property Insured against Loss o. Daniaiie by Eire at the lowest rate^ <if PrPmiuiti, corrpspondin? to
the R>k. Rents Insured at the same Rate ot Piemium as the Buiding. Earm Stock and Crop In-
sureil in cumulo on one Farm without aver;ig,. clause. Loss or Damage by Lightning made good. AH
expenses aiteiiding tiie removal ot goods, insured with this Office in time of danger, repaid. Losses
settled with proir.p'i'uie an! liberality, without any deduction wh.itever.
Prospectuses, with full Tables of Rates, and every information, may be had on appliealion to th«
Head Office in Edinburgh, or »t any of the Agents in the Country.
396
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY
19, ALBANY STREET, EDINBURGH.
DIRECTORS.
John S. Cunningham, Esq., Banker, Edinburgh.
Alexander Berwick, Esq. ot Nort.n.
George Tweedie Srodart, Esq. of Oiiver, W.S.
Alexander Low, Esq., Accountant, Manager of the
Lite Association of Scotland.
Alexander Campbell, Esq. Charlotte sq. Edinburgh
James Dunsmure, Esq., Castle Street, Edinburgh.
Colonel "William .^lacdonalri of Powdeiliall.
John Shank More, Esq., Advocate.
TRUSTEES.
Warren Hastings Sands, Esq., W.S. | John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Glenfarg, W.S.
Robert Thomson, Esq., Merchant, Edinburgh. | Alexander Stevenjon, Esq., W.S.
Auditor— Alexander Low, Esq., .\ccountant. Sankers^The Commercial Bank of Scotland.
SECRETARIES.
WILLIAMSON and ROBERT RHIND, W.S., 19, Albany Street, Edinburgh,
THE SCOTTISH REVERSIONARY INTEREST SOCIETY is EstablL^hed for the
PURCHASE of the following Rights, Tiz. :—
REVERSIONARY INTERESTS, whether Absolute or Contingent, arising under
FAMILY SETTLEMENTS, CONTRACTS of MARRIAGE, DEEDS of ENTAIL,
or otherwise.
ANNUITIES or LIFE INTERESTS, in present possession, or in expectancy. Also,
POLICIES of INSURANCE— and parties will in general find it for their advantage to
dispose of their Policies to this Society, instead of making a surrender of them to the OfBces
with which they are effected.
GENERALLY, the OBJECT and BUSINESS of the SOCIETY is the Investment of its
Capital in the Purchase of all Interests, properly secured, the right to or continuance of
which depends upon any contingency of life.
Forms of Proposal of Sale, to enable Parties to make offers, may be had on applying to the
Secretaries.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. ^97
THE EXPERIENCE LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
The Right Honourable LORD DUNFERMLINE, Chairman.
W. B. CALLANDER, Esq. of Prestoa-Hall, Vice- Chairman.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Nasrayth, Esq., Surgeon,
Donald Home, Esq. of Langwell.
Christopher Wood, Jun., Esq., Merchant,
Lelth.
Harry ^laxwell Inglis, Esq. of Loganbank.
John Christison, Esq., Advocate.
William Paul, Esq., Accountant.
Thomas Syme, Esq., W.S.
Robert Blackwood, Esq., Publisher.
Robert Ainslie, Esq., W.S.
Francis Chalmers, Esq., George Street.
Robert Rutherford, Esq., W.S.
John Clerk Brodie, Esq., W.S.
Medical Referee — Professor jMillar.
Auditor — William Moncrieff, Esq., Accountant.
Law Agent — Andrew Clason, Esq., W.S,
Bankers — The Bank of Scotland.
THIS Company has been instituted for effecting the business of Life Assurance in all its
branches.
In its constitution, and rules for the conduct of business, the Company has availed itself
•of all the information suggested by recent investigations, and, in particular, of the results
obtained from the experience of several of the long-established Life Offices now for the first
time made accessible.
The Company combines the benefits of the Mutual and Proprietary systems, and by that
union secures to the various classes of parties effecting Insurances advantages which neither
•system can separately offer.
The guarantee afforded by the Proprietors against the risks incident to Life Assurance
business renders it possible to divide a much larger portion of the profits than in the system of
Mutual Assurance, which requires that a large and unproductive guarantee fund be laid aside;
while, with respect to parties who are desirous to effect Insurances without participation of
profits, the Company, from its being adapted also to the class of Mutual Assurers, and there-
by adding to its general business, is enabled to offer the very lowest rates compatible with,
security.
Policies may therefore be effected with this Office upon either scale on very advantageous
terms, and on a footing which secures to Insurers all the advantages sanctioned by expe-
rience.
The general regulations of the Company are framed upon the most liberal and equitable
jirinciples.
Every information connected with the business of the Company will be afforded, and pro-
5posals received, at the Company's Office, No. 13, George Street, Edinburgh,
G A, lUQ^lBO^, Manager and Actuary.
398
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH and GLASGOW
SHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM SHIPS,
ROYAIi WILLIAM, ROYAL ADELAIDE, AND
ilOYAL VICTORIA.
Office, NORTH END OF THE UPPER DRAW-BRIDGE, NORTH LEITH.
D. W. Ross, E-^q
James Reoch, Esq,
Dr Taylor.
George Monro, Esq.
Andrew IMillar, Esq.
David Gray, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
Eagle Henderson, Esq., Chairman.
AGENTS.
D. Doule, Esq.
John Raimes, Esq.
Robert Purdie, Esq.
D. J. Thomson, Esq.
A. Megget, Esq.
Robert Philip, Esq.
THOS. DOWIE, Manager.
William Crichton, 17, Virginia Street, Glasgow; D. Ferguson, East Breast, Greenock;
Steam Ship Office, 20, Princes Street, Edinburgh ; H. Underwood, 56, Haymarket, London ;
Joseph Adams, Leith and Glasgow Wharf, and 82, Lombard Street, London.
THE DIRECTORS of the London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping Company,
rejipectfully intimate, that their splendid and powerful first-rate STEAM SHIPS are
appointed to Sail from LEITH or GRANTON every Saturday, and every alternate Wed-
Hesdaj^ and from St Katharine's Steam Wharf, LONDON, on the same days.
These Vessels' Cabins are fitted up in a superior style, and from having Poop and Stern
Windows, is the means of giving good Ventilation to the Cabins.
Their SAILING SCHOONERS leave Leith Harbour every Thursdaj', and Leith and
Glasgow Wharf, London, on the same days, full or not full.
%* This Company also sail their TUG PACKETS for Glasgow and Greenock, via
Grangemouth, generally three times a-week.
Fares per Steamers, which includes Provisions: — Cabin Passage, L.3, 10s. — Second Cabin,
L.2, 5s. — Deck, L.l, Is. — Children under 12 years, half price. — Horse, L.5, 5s. — Dog, 10s. —
Puppy, 7s. 6d., exclusive of Wharfage.
June, 1843.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 399
EDINBURGH INSTITUTION
FOB TUE
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
23, CHARLOTTE SQUARE.
LADY SUPERINTENDENT.— MISS SCRYMGEOUR.
ASSISTED BY MISS KYLE.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, embracing a Complete Course of Instruction in the various
Branches of an English Education :
1. Reading, with Explanation and general acquaintance with the ^ ^ ^
English Language, Grammar, Elements of General Know- ^t^j. v i xt i c? u i
, ,° n o o 5 » I Ldmburgh Normal SehooL
ledge, &c ) °
2. History, Geography, with the Use of the Globes and the ) Mr Scrymgeoub,
Elements of Astronomy, and Composition, ) Circus Place School.
3. Elocution Mr Olipiiant.
4. Readings in English Poetry and Prose, with Observations on ) Mr Musgrave,
the Style, &c., of the most eminent Authors, j Circus Place School.
WRITING AND ARITHMETIC, Mr Dickson.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
L The Theory of Music, and Elements of Composition, Mr Muller.
2. Pianoforte, under the immediate superintendence of. Mr MiJi.LER.
3. Singing, — English, Italian, and Sacred Mr Edmunds.
4. Harp, Mr Dibdin.
Besides the usual Lessons from the Musical Assistants on the Pianoforte, the Pupils re-
ceive regular Private Lessons from Mr Mijller.
DRAWING, in its various Branches, with the Theory and Prac- ) -.r o
tice of Perspective, \ ^^ Subenne.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LifERATURE, Mr Ricateau.
ITALIAN LANGUAGE ANT> LITERATURE, W. RurriNi.
GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE, Mr Kobner.
DANCING AND CALISTHENICS, ( Mon. & Mad D'Egvixle,
' I and Mr M'Abthub.
NEEDLE WORK.
Principal Musical Assistants, Miss Hamilton and Miss MxJller.
Principal French Assistant, Miss Dunbae. ]
The Pupils of the Institution are classed in Three Divisions, according to age and state ot
advancement in their Studies.
c p, j 1st Division... Fees for the whole Session, 24 Guineas, or 7 Guineas perQ;*.
&EN10B ^.lasses I 2j Division 20 Guineas, or 6 Guineas per Qr.
JuNioB Class 3d Division 14 Guineas, or 4 Guineas per Qr.
For the Use of Piano, per Quarter, — 10s. 6d.
Pupils who do not complete the Session charged as Quarterly Pupils.
Fees payable Quarterly, in advance.
Quarter Days, — October 1st, December 15th, Mabch 1st, and May 15th.
A detailed Plan of the Course and Arrangements of the Institution, with the Hours and
Terms for the various Departments and Classes, may be seen at the Institution.
Miss Scrymgeour and Miss Kyle receive a Limited Number of Young Ladies as Boarders,
to whose private studies and comfort every attention is paid. Board from 40 to 45 Guineas.
They have the honour of referring to the Rev. Dr Gordon, Rev. Dr Candlish, Rev. D.
Drummond, Rev. James Buchanan, Dr Macwhirter, and Dr Abercrorabie.
Edinburgh, May, 1843. 2 »
400 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
TENTH SESSION.
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE SCOTTISH INSTITUTION
FOR THE
EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
9, MORAY PLACE, EDINBURGH,
(formerly 15, Great Stuart Street.)
The Institution Re-opens on the 2d of October, \8i3.
BRANCHES TAUGHT IN THE ESTABLISHMENT.
1. HISTORY and GEOGRAPHY, GRAM-")
MAR, COMPOSITION, ELOCUTION, V Mr Graham, 78, Queen Street,
and ENGLISH LITERATURE J
2. JUNIOR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, in- )
cludinsr READING, GRAMMAR. DERI- > Mr Graham and Assistants.
VATION, HISTORY, & GEOGRAPHY, )
3. WRITING, ARITHMETIC, and BOOK-) Mr Trotter, 10, North St David
KEEPING ) Street, and Assistants.
^' ll^^^^S WT?^",?^^^'l^^i??rPv-r«-rl Mr Fixlay Dun, 41, Heriot Row, and
5. THEORY of MUSIC, and ELEMENTS of > a«i t=.nt
COMPOSITION, ) Assutant.
„ TiTAA.TouoD'n? ( Mr Charles Hargitt, 56, Queen S^.,
6. PIANOFORTE, | ^„d Ten Assistants.
^ ^-r, . T.rr^T/-, J r.T^r>or>T^r.rr'T-irr' f G. SiMsoN, R.S A. .54, Frederick St.
H. DRAWING and PERSPECTIVE, | ^^ D. Simson, 25, India St., & Assist.
8. MATHEMATICS and LESSONSon PHY- )
SICAL SCIENCE, includina: ASTRONO- V George Lees, A.M., Ciearburn.
MY and the USE of the GLOBES, )
f L. DuRiEz, Chever. dela Legion d'hon-
9. FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITERA-j near, 47, George Street.
TURE, I Da Dubuc, 121, George Street.
^ Mademoiselle Hutin.
10. ITALIAN LANGUAGE and LITERA- 1 g^^^^^ j^^ 1 ^1^^^^^^^^ pi^^^^
TURE, i
11. GERMAN LANGUAGE arid LITERA- ) j^^ j^^ g ^.^^^^ g^^^^^ Street.
TURE J
12. DANCING and CALISTHENICS, Mrs Lowe, 52, Frederick Street.
The following Course of Lectures extends over a period of Four Years.
1 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, George Lees, A.M.
2 CHEMISTRY And. Fyfe,M.D., F.R.S.E. 38,Geo. Sq.
3.' NATURAL HISTORY
4 GE01.0GY and MINERALOGY, Dr Murray, F.R.C.S., &e.
5 ANCIENT and MODERN HISTORY, Mr Graham.
6. FOREIGN LITERATURE and the HIS- ( ^ Kombst
TORY of the FINE ARTS, S ^°^^''^'
LADY SUPERINTENDENT, MISS MURRAY, 46, Moray Place.
FRENCH GOVERNESS, Mademoiselle Hutin.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 401
'[Prospectus of the Scottish Institution — Continued.^
For THE WHOLE Session, L.21 0 0
Payable in advance as follows, viz.
For each of the first three Quarters, L.6 6 0
For the last Quarter of the Session (for annual Pupils only), 2 2 0
Pupils not attending the whole Session, each Quarter, 6 6 0
For the Use of Instruments for each Pupil attending Music, per Quarter, 0 10 6
Quarter days — 1st October — 16th December — 1st March — and 15th May.
Holidays. — The four Sacramental holidays in October and April — a week at Christmas— Good
Friday — and the Queen's birth-day.
# The Vacation includes the months of August and September.
Each pupil may attend as many of the Classes as her Parents or Guardians may judge proper,
and also the I^ectures given in the Institution.
Ladies, not Piqnls of the Institution, wishing to attend the Lectures, may obtain tickets at the
sum charged by the different Lecturers.
Miss Murray, the Lady Superintendent, who occupies one of the largest and most commodious
houses in Moray Place, in the immediate vicinity of the Institution, receives a limited number of
Boarders who attend the Institution. The boarders have the advantage of the instruction of re-
sident French and Enghsh Governesses. Terms, under 12 years of age. Forty Guineas : above
12 years of age, Fifty Guineas per annum. Other particulars may be known by applying to Miss
MoKRAT, either personally at the Institution, or by letter.
A hst of respectable private families who receive young Ladies as boarders, is kept by the Se-
cretary at the Institution : and as none are admitted on the Hst but such as are known to the
Directors, and also recommended by the Clergyman whose church they attend, parents may rest
fully assured that their daughters will be carefully attended to. The terms of Board are Thirty-
five Guineas and upwards, per annum, depending in a great measure upon the accommodation and
attendance required.
All letters to be addressed to Mr Lees, the Secretary, or to Miss Murray, at the Institution,
9, Moray Place.
JPHNiiSMITH
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MANUFACTURER,
227, High Street,
B
EGS respectfully to intimate that he has always on hand an Excellent Assortment of
_ SILK, GINGHAM, and WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS; also, PLAIN and
BROCADED SILK, SATIN and GINGHAM PARASOLS, at very Moderate Prices,
WHALEBONE for Milliners, Stay, Dress, Whip, and Cap Makers, Steel Busks, Dress
Springs, French Eylets, Japanned and Painted Lawn, Oiled Silk, &c.
UMBRELLA and PARASOLS covered and repaired.
The Trade Supplied with Materials.
402 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
MR MACDONALD S SCHOOL
FOR ENGLISH, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, BOOK-KEEPING, & FRENCH,
108, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
The English Department, including Derivation, Elocution, Recitation, Grammar, History,
Geography, and Composition, is taught by Mr Macdokalb, assisted by Mr Sinclair ;
Writing, Arithmetic, and Book-Keeping, by Mr Irvine ; French, by Mr Coenillon.
Mr Macdoxald receives Pupils of both Sexes, from Four Years of age and upwards, who are
instructed in separate Class Rooms.
The Pupils meet on Saturdays from Ten till Twelve 6" clock, for Competition in Writing and
Arithmetic, and for Pen-Making.
TERMS :
English and Recitation L.O 15 0 psr Quarter.
Enellsh, Grammar, Recitiition, History, aud Geography I 1 0
Writing 0 10 0
Wrltitii? aua Aiithmttic 0 15 0
Fivpch 0 1^ 6
Evening Class tor Elocution ard Recitation 110
Twelve PrivatH Lessons in Elocution, for Ore Pupil, Three Guineas; for Two Pupils, Four Guineas.
QLiARTER DAYS, 1st October, 15th December, 1st March, and 15th Mat.
ALL PAYMENTS PER ADVANCE.
Mr Macdonaid has the satisfaction of stating', that for the last six years one or more of his Pupils
liHVe carritd otf, at the High School, the highest honours given to the Class to which they bKiong^-fl. At
the Examination of the High School lust year (besides aTiumber of his Pupils who received Prize-), twelve
Prizes were awrirded, In equal prupf.rtioris, to three of his Pupils. And at the High School Exauiinition
in August this yi-ar, one ot his Pupils was dux of the First Class, and another ot his Pupils was dux of
the Rector's Junior Greek Class.
lOd, Geoige Street, December 10, 1842.
REFERENCES AND CRITICAL NOTICES.
With regard to Character and Abiliti/, Mr Macdonaid has permission to refer to the Very Reverend
Principal Lee, D.D., the Rev. Dr Muir, the Rev. Br B. Ritchie of St Andrew's Church, and the
Rev. Dr Candlish. Also, besides numerous Certificates in Mr Macdonaid' s possession, he takes
the liberty of referring to the following : —
From John Wilson, Esq., the celebrated Vocalist.
My Dear Sir — Previous to my leaving Edinbnrgh, I used to attend the annual fxaroinations of your
pupils, where I received nr.uch pleasure fiotn the beautiful manner in which their recitations were deli-
vered, and the aptness which they ail evinced in the perlormai ce of their other task--. J fic>ivid
Ussons in elocution trom you, and benefit, d very much by your knowledge of that branch of educatiou.
London, 14th June 183<J. JOHN WlLsON.
From James Gall, Esq., Author of the Lesson Siistem of Teaching.
Mr John Macdonaid, as a teacher, combines mildness with firmness in an uncommon degree, regulated
by a cautious piuderce, wh'ch 1 found produced the happiest eff. cfs on my children, three ot whom were
tuught by him at flitfeietii times. There is one peculiar characteristic in his trainine, above any othi-r
teacher 1 have known, which is a great facility in makiug his pupils understand and apply wlut they
read and learn. JAMES GALL.
Myrtle Bank, Trinity, 1st February 1833.
From John F. ilacfarlan, Esq., Xewington.
My Dear Sir — I am so satisfied with the progress my daughter has miide at your school, and with your
system of tuiiit n, which, so lar as I c:in judge of it, seems most excellent, that f am convinced she never
could be placed with a master n:;ore cimpetent, and nnore anxious to advance her eaucalion. Ace. pt my
best thanks ti r y ur attention, and believe me, denr Sir, ynurs very truly,
Edinburgh, I5tli May 1836. JOHN F. MACFARLAN.
From Robert Steivart, Esq. of Carfin, Lanarkshire.
Mr Stewart presents his compliments to Mr Macdonaid, and in leaving town, be cannot omit bearing'
testimony to the kind attention and singular success with which Mr Macdonaia's instructions have bei-ii
accompaiiiea- In fwct, Mr Stewart had not the slightest idea that so much could be done in so very short
a time -with so young a child. And it has had the effect of making a commencement of such a descrip*
tion, as may be kept incre-asirg, if only fair pains are bestowed.
7, Coales Crescent, J4th June 184^. ROBERT STEWART.
Sacred Readings. — "Mr MacdonaM delivered a second selection of .S'ac)-.°fZ Readings in the Hopetouii Rooms
on the evening or .'eioiiday last. The atteinpt to render such readings int. resting is a bold one, and is such
as few would risk ; tut in Mr Macdonald's hands it succeeded nobly; better, indeed, than almost any
persi n cou:d have predicated. This gentleman's ear, taste, and action, are all admirable; and nothing,
whether erave or gp.y, sacred or profane, can but succeed ia his hanAs."—Edinliurgh Chronicle, March 2,
1839.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 403
[Mr Macdonald's School Advertisement — Coiitinued.'l
Mr Macdotmld' s Readings and Recitations. — " On Tliursday night, Mr Macdooald <lflllver>>d a Rprles of
Readings and Ri^citatio is In thH Hupetitun Kiioms. JNlr Macdoriald acquitted hicnsflr on iliis occasion, as
on eviry other, with th^ greatest credit to himself. His rearllnjr was at once chaste, forcible, and plea-
sing-; and the warm manner in which he was applauded, spoke the feelings of the audience. Not the
least pleasing part of the evening's entertainment was the appearance of one of Mr Macdonald's pupils, a
irinre child, but who showH<l what artmira Oe tertching can accomplisli even with tlie youngest." — Edin-
burgh Evening Post and Scottish Stanrlard, NovemOer 27, 1H4I.
Elocution. — On Friday, Mr Macdonald, teacher of elocution, George Street, gave a series of readings and
recitations to a numi-rotis and highly respectable compaQy in the Hop-'toun Rooms. It miy t>H. rfclioned
almost unofC'SSHry for us to state, that Mr Mai'dinahi fully sustained the liigh leoutati i'> wiilch lie has
so long I Djnycd iti connexion wiili tills usflul ait. Tlie audience were di'llghted with the it e arid pathos
Which lie liifusfd into the words of pfiems, which, whi-n ordinarily n-ad, los* m >re tliin hilf their
beauty, and numerous hursts of applause tes ifl'd their satisfaction. Two of Mr M icdonal'l's pmills did
great crt-olt to liis skill as a teacher, by the taste and > xactness of their recitations. — Witness, Ittt Dec. 1842,
" On Thusday, the E.tHraination of Mr Macdonald's Academy took place In the presence of a very nu-
merous aurtifiice. Wk n.-ed Ho no mor« th<o siy, thit the appearance made by his pupils on this occa-
sion fully sustained the very high character which he has acqciired as a Teacln-r of youth. We were
part <uil irly pleased with the intimate acq>iaincanc« with the Word of G^id, and the truths of revr-lation
wnich th -y displayed ; th.- readiness and aciutracy ot their answers to qU' stions on th-s« sur)j>'Cts, clearly
showing the care which is taken by Mr Macdooald in their rt-Iigious iiist. uctiou, Hissucci'ss as a Teacher
ot Elocutinn, too, wms evinced by the excellent style in which the recitations ot liis pupils wire given —
a style which, for simplicity and exprisslven.^ss, we have nevtr seen equilled. Too great success of Mr
Macdonald as a Teach. r is. we are convinced, no more than his peculiar talents., hiseujr^y, aud tils cha-
racter deserve." — Witness, July SI, Ibiil.
For the use of Schools and Private Families, price 2s. 6d.
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE AND DUTY,
BeingaSelectionof Scripture Passages illustrative of this Title. (Marked with Emphases and Inflectione.)
Prefixed to which is a Summary of tl^e Rules of Elocution.
The Appendix contains an Abstract of Scripture Geography.
By JOHN MACD0N.1LD, Teacher of English, &c., George Street, Edinburgh.
My Dear Sib — I have received your most interesting volume, which lam thoroughly per uaded Is to
prove, in all the points of view which you have contemplated, a bighsy acceptable and useful manual.
7, Danube Street, Oct. 10, 1833. WILLIAM MUIR, D.D.
" A capital text-book for schools, students, and private families." — Caledonian Mercury.
'' This work ought to be In tlie possession of every teacher of youth in Scotittod. " — Glasgow Constitutional,
J. SIBBALD & SONS,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS TO HER MAJESTY,
64, G:^RGE street, EDINBURGH.
JQ & S. HAVING found, after several years' experience, that Kinnaird Grates are
. O . superior to all others for curing Smoke, and throwing out heat, take the liberty of
recommending them to Gentlemen in the country who may require Grates, and beg also to
say, that they continue to send out men to build up these and make such alterations as are
likely to prevent Smoke.
The advantages of Kitchen Ranges with Back Boilers are now so generally admitted, from
the facilities they afford of heating water in any quantity for Baths, Washing, Scullery and
Kitchen purposes, that J. S. & S. mention them, not so much because they require recom-
mendation, as to state, that, from the experience they have had in them, they are enabled to
execute orders for them in a most satisfactory manner.
In addition to Smoke Jacks of the ordinary construction, J. S. & S. also make an improved
kind with enlarged Fly-Wheel, and in which the machinery is so placed as to belittle affected
by the heat or smoke, and may therefore be kept constantly in use at a very trifling expense.
Boiling Tables, with Hot Closets, Ovens, Charcoal Plates, &c., of the most improved
construction.
As it is impossible in this, an Advertisement, to enumerate even a small part of the goods
sold by J. S. & S., they will be happy to send a book, containing a detailed List, free, by post
to such families as may desire it.
404 MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
- --- - ■■ ■ — —
PRICES OF COALS FURTHER REDUCED
AT THE
EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.
WILLIAM WILCOCKS, in returning his thanks to the Inhabitants of Edinburgh and
its Vicinity, for the liberal manner in which they have patronized him since he com-
menced the Coal Trade on this Railway, respectfully invites their attention to the still greater
variety of Coals he has been induced to bring into the market ; and he feels assured that they
who have not yet honoured him with their orders, have only to do so, in order to be satisfied
that the Coals in his Stock are not surpassed by any brought into Edinburgh.
These Coals W. W. is noiu selling, at the Raihvay Depot, at the following very low prices : —
PER TON.
Duke of Hamilton's Soft Coal, - 8s. 6d.
Do. do. Splint do. - 8s. 6d.
Craigend Household Soft Coal, - 8s. 6d.
Craigend Splint Coal, - - 8s. Od.
Standrigg Splint Coal, - - 8s. 6d.
Ballochney Diamond Coal, of excellent
quality, - - - - 9s. Od.
Bantaskine and Callender rich Soft
Coal, - . ... 8s. 6d.
PER TON.
Denniston Jewel, (a very fine and
lasting Coal,) - - - 9s. Od.
Banknock Jewel Coal, easily kindled, 9s. 6d.
Benhar Diamond Coal, exceedingly
fine, 12s. Od.
Good Parrot Coal, - - - I2s. Od.
Balwhatson Coal, - - - 8s. 6d.
GlenellrigBlackband, a very clean Coal,9s. 6d.
Culm Coal, ... 4s. and 5s.
The celebrated Airdrie Smithy Coal, 12s. 6d. per Ton. Char or Coke supplied at 17s. 6d.;
delivered, 19s.
Cartage, short distances, 6d. : within Tolls, Is.; to Leith, Is. 6d.
W. W. has also on hand an extensive supply of the very best English Wallsend Coals,
at his Yard, Junction Road, Leith, delivered in Edinburgh, Cartjjige included, at 19s. per Ton,
and which he particularly recommends to families. •
Note. — Any Families requiring a Cart of Scotch Coal, can have a bag of English Coal
sent along with it.
For the convenience of F&milies residing in the east end of the city, Mr Wilcocks has
made arrangements with Robert Clark, Engraver and Lithographer, next door to the
Company's Office for Goods, St Andrew Street.
In addition to this. Orders may be sent to Mr Campbell, Baker, Lauriston.
Mr Menelaws, Merchant, 143, George Street.
Mr Porteous, 22, Maitland Street.
Messrs Gillons, 64, Grassmarket.
Mr Murray, 3, Princes Street.
Mr Miller, Ironmonger, Grassmarket.
Mr A. Dallas, 11, Athol Place.
A, G. Cuningham, 40, Clerk Street.
George Sanderson & Co., 7 8, Princes St ,
and II, Melville Place.
Mr M'Intyre, Merchant, 78, Queen Street.
John Edgar, II, N.W. Circus Place.
Mr David Brand, 13, Kirkgate, Leith.
Messrs Campbell & Co., 45, Giles St., Leith.
William Lyon, 135, Nicolson Street.
Families sending verbal Orders to the Depot, are particularly requested to order their
servants to No. 4, Office of Mr Wu-cocks, in order to preveni mistakes that may otherwise
occur.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
405
J. & P. CAMERON,
EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY CARRIERS,
AND
GENERAL CARRIERS,
TO ALL PARTS IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND.
Goods forwarded by Railway to
Manchester, Dublin, Belfast,
Ireland.
ABERDEEN
ARBROATH
Alyth
Amulree
Auchinblae
Auchterarder
Aberfeldy
Abernethy
AUCHTERMUCHTY
Banff
Bervie
Blair -Athole
Blair-Gowrie
BRECHIN
CUPAR-FIFE
CUPAR-ANGUS
Carnoustie
Ceres
Crieff
Comrie
Chance-Inn
Cromarty
DUNDEE
Darsiemuir
Dingwall
Dunkeld
Dunning
Dysart
Elgin
Glasgow, Greenock, Paisley, Kilmarnock, Ayr, Liverpool,
&c., and all parts in the West of Scotland, England, and
ALSO DAILY TO
Erroll
FORFAR
1 ettercairn
Forres
Fochabers
Falkland
Freuchie
Glammis
Grantown
Huntly
Johnshaven
Inverness
Inehtui'e
KIRKALDY
KINGHORN
Kennoway
Kenmore
Killin
Kirriemuir
Kirkmichael
Kingussie
Keith
Kettle
Kilmarnock
Leslie
Leven
Leuchars
Letham, Fifeshire
Letham, Forfarshire
Lvithrie
Luthermuir
Laurencekirk
Laggan
Largo
MONTROSE
Markineh
Meigle
Methven
Muthill
Monymusk
NEWBURGH
Newport
Nairne
PERTH
Pathhead
Peterhead
Pitlessie
Pitlochrie
Rannoch
St Andrew's
STRATHMIGLO
Stanley
Stonehaven
Tarland
Weem
Wemyss, &c.
SPRING VANS AND WAGGONS SENT FOR LUGGAGE TO ANY PART IN TOWN.
RAILWAY STATION,
54, LOTHIAN STREET,
195, HIGH STREET,
1, PRINCES STREET,
AND AT
TIMBER BUSH,
EDINBURGH.
LEITH.
JAMES KERR, Manager, 54, Lothian Stbeet.
JOHN HARGREAVES,
CARRIER,
11, CANDLEMAKER ROW, EDINBURGH,
TO Hawick, Langholm, Longtown, Carlisle, Cumberland, Penrith, Kendal, Lancaster,
Wigan, Blackburn, Bury, Bolton, Preston, Liverpool, Rochdale, and Manchester.
Leaves every Monday and Thursday at 4 o'clock p.m.
Wm. IRVING, A^ent
406
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
THOMAS DUNN,
OPTICIAN,
MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT
MAKER,
50, HANOVER STREET, EDINBURGH,
RESPECTFULLY intimates that he has commenced business on his own account in the
above Shop, where he will always have on hand a select Stock of SPECTACLES, in
Gold, Silver, Tortoiseshell, Blue-Steel, Bright-Steel, and Horn Frames, fitted with Pebble,
Periscopic, or other Lenses, and carefully adapted so as to assist and preserve the sight of the
wearers.
Eye Glasses and Hand Spectacles.
Theodolites, Levels, Mining- Compasses.
Protractors, Levelling Staves, Chains.
Tapes, Chain Scales, Pantographs.
Optic Squares, Parallel Rulers.
Pocket Compasses, Gunter's Scales.
Drawing Instruments, Single or in Cases.
Pillar Compasses.
Dividers, Steel Drawing Pens.
Bow Compasses, &c.
Air Pumps, Electrical Machines.
Galvanic Apparatus.
Fine Balances, Magic Lanterns.
Engravers' Glasses, Botanical Glasses. ,
Barometers,
Ditto for measuring Heights.
Thermometers for the Window ; Bath, Pocket,
Brewers', &c.
Registering Thermometers.
Hydrometers, Specific Gravity Bottles, &c.
From the experience T. D. has had during the last eighteen years as principal assistant to
his late Brother, and the attention he has bestowed on business, he trusts he will give satis-
faction to those who may honour him with their patronage.
Every description of Experimental and Illustrative Apparatus, Models of Machines,
Instruments, &c. made to order.
^*^ Repairs executed in the best manner, and on the shortest notice.
50, Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
CANAL CONVEYANCE.
THE GLASGOW and EDINBURGH
CANAL SHIPPING COMPANY'S
NEW IRON FLY BOATS, with PAS-
SENGERS and GOODS, leave Port Hope-
toun at Seven o' Clock, and LUGGAGE Boats
at Eight o'clock every lawful Evening. Re-
ceiving Houses, 185, High Street; and 8, South
Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
Sanderson and Henderson, Managers ;
offices, 63, Queen Street, Glasgow; Port-
Hopetoun, Edinburgh, and Timber-Bush,
Leith.
WEARING APPAREL.
JOHN O'NIEL, Clothier,
Nos. 11 & 12, ST MARY'S WYND,
BEGS leave to acquaint the Public in ge-
neral, that he gives the highest prices
for every description of Ladies' and Gentle-
men's cast-off Clothes, and continues to sell
Gentlemen's and Youths' Clothing at the same
moderate prices as have hitherto gained him
such a share of pubhc support.
N.B. — Any Lady or Gentleman having cast-
off Clothes to dispose of, by sending their ad-
dress, will be punctually attended to.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
407
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
WHIP AND THONG MANU-
FACTORY IN SCOTLAND,
No. 4, BROWN SQUARE, EDINBURGH,
GEORGE IV. BRIDGE.
G& J. LEGGAT beg to return their
> grateful thanks for the liberal patron-
age bestowed on the above Establishment by
their friends and the public for the last thirty-
three years, and assure them that nothing-
shall be wanting on their part to merit a con-
tinuance of their favours Their STOCK is
always extensive, and of the best materials.
Whips made to any pattern, and Repairs
neatly executed.
CATTLE-RAJNrMERs of all the most approved
kinds. A large assortment of Cane always on
hand.
G. & J. L. respectfully intimate, that their
Goods are manufactured under their personal
superintendence, and warrant that quality
and price cannot be equalled by any other
establishment in this country.
N. B. Agents, Exporters, and Wholesale
Dealers, supplied on the lowest possible
terms.
COAL.
JOHN NOBLE, Coal Merchant, 6, Port-
Hopetoun, hereby intimates to his Friends
and the Public, that he continues to supply,
at the current prices, the different kinds of
Canal, Piailway, and English Coal.
N.B Paid on delivery.
HOUSEHOLD LINEN, &c.,
Dunfermline Warehouse, 13, Hanover Street.
JBOW'IE has always on hand Table
. Cloths, Towellings, and Sheetings of
every description ; Scotch and Irish Linens,
Cotton Shirtings. Cambrics, and Longlawns,
at all prices ; Bed-Ticks, Quilts, and Counter-
panes ; Blankets and Flannels ; Holland for
Window Blinds, &c. &c., at 13, South Han-
over Street, of that superior quality which J.
Bowie's Stock has maintained for more than
Forty Years.
*^:* Very low prices could be quoted for the
above, but this practice is generally more cal-
culated to deceive, than to guide the pur-
chaser.
THE statuary! "
NATIONAL MONUMENT.
TWELFTH SEASON will RE- OPEN on
TUESDAY 9th May, with an additional
EQUESTRIAN STATUE of NAPO-
LEON, sculptured from one of the finest
Specimens of Craigleith Stone.
Open from Ten till Dusk. Admittance,
One Shilling.
IRONMONGERY, GAS-
FITTING, AND BATH
ESTABLISLIMENT.
(sign or THE SHOWER BATH,)
78, QUEEN STREET, WEST END.
J KENNEDY invites an inspection of the
. SELF-HEATING PLUNGE BATH,
with Shower, which he has succeeded in con-
structing on an entirely new principle, and, by
the introduction of a double flue, the quantity
of water required for a Bath can be brought
up to the temperature of 100 in about fifteen
minutes.
Shower and Spunging Bath combined, L.l,
15s. and upwards.
BATHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LENT OUT, AS USUAL.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
GAS LUSTRES, PENDANTS, AND
BRACKETS.
GAS APPARATUS
fitted up on the most approved principle, by
superior workmen.
SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY,
GRATES, FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS;
ALSO, THE
KINNAIRD COTTAGE GRATE,
with Fire Pavement, for giving out heat and
preventing smoke.
Families favouring this Estahlishment with
their Orders, may rely on every attention Icing
paid, as none but superior Workmen are em-
ployed.
408
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
BOOKBINDING AND
STATIONERY.
MARSHALL and M'DONALD most re-
spectfully intimate, that they have com-
menced Business in the above Line, at No. 79,
South Bridge, (first Stair north of Adam
Square,) and from the long experience they
have had in Messrs Henderson and Bisset's,
and other first-rate Binding Establishments,
trust, by strict attention to Business, and exe-
cuting all Orders in a superior style of work-
manship, combined with moderation in charge,
to merit a share of public patronage.
Music and Law Books, Ladies' Albums,
Manuscripts, Old Works, &c., neatly and
carefully bound, in every variety of style, and
to any pattern.
Account Books, Ledgers, Day Books, Jour-
nals, &c., ruled and bound to Order.
Libraries carefully relettered, furbished,
and repaired.
*^* Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
LEECH DEPOT.
THE LEECH DEPOT, estabUshed since
the Penny Postage, by
J. WOOD & Co.
Original Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Swedish Leeches, which they Import, weekly,
packed in the Turf that they were bred in, to
preserve their health and quality, which is so
superior to any other Leech, that its bite in-
flames not, or ever leaves mark on the skin,
warhanted,
is at No. 4, Elder Street, Edinburgh.
EDINBURGH & GLASGOW
RAILWAY COALS.
TAMES M'NAUGHTON, (the first who
«J embraced the facilities afforded by the
above Railway of securing to the inhabitants
of Edinburgh and vicinity a great variety of
Coal fresh from the pits daily during the past
winter,) begs most respectfully to tender his
grateful acknowledgments for the liberal share
of patronage bestowed on him since commenc-
ing the Coal trade, and assures them that no
exertion shall be wanting on his part to supply
them with the best Coal the various pits
afford, at the lowest remunerating profits. A
single trial is respectfully requesfed,convinced
that this is only wantimj to secure a more
extended patronage.
Office, No. 1, Edinburgh and Glasgow Rail-
way Depot, Edinburgh,
WEARING APPAREL.
P. C A R R O N,
CLOTHIER,
Nos. 1 & 8, ST MARY'S WYND,
BEGS to remind his Friends and the Public,
that he continues to give the highest
price in cash for every description of
GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
NAVAL AND MILITARY UNIFORMS,
&c.,
and will be happy to v/ait on any Gentleman
having such to dispose of.
That he continues to make and sell Gentle-
men's and Boys' Clothes at tlie same low
prices which have hitherto gained for him so
liberal a share of their patronage.
DENTAL SURGERY.
MR JAMESON,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
{^Licentiate of Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, and of
Apothecary's Hall, London,)
MAY be consulted, without charge, on all
the diseases of the Teeth and Mouth.
Artificial Teeth of every description sup-
plied, and all Operations connected with
Dental Surgery performed with care.
*^* Advice to the Poor daily.
87, George Street, Edinburgh.
E. & D. ROBERTSON,
UPHOLSTERERS, UNDERTAKERS,
APPRAISERS & AUCTIONEERS,
BEG respectfully to inform their Friends
and the Public, that their former Pre-
mises at the Fountain Well, High Street, hav-
ing been taken down, they have now removed
to these Extensive Premises, No. 56, North
Hanover Street, where they will always have
on hand a large assortment of Household
Furnishings, New and Second-Hand ; also
Carpeting. Rugs, Printed and Plain Crumb-
Cloths, Painted Table-Covers and Floor-
cloths ; Goose and Poultry Feathers, well-
seasoned, &c. &c.
House Property, Furniture, and other Goods
Appraised or Auctioned, in Town or Country.
Every attention devoted to the conducting
of Funerals, and House Furniture on loan.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
400
SWORD'S HOUSE AGENCY
OFFICE,
22, SOUTH HANOVER STREET.
AT this Office certain Information can always
be obtained regardinp: Houses of every
description, Furnished and Unfurnished Lodg-
ings, Board, &c. &c., in town and country, for
Letting or Sale. The Lists are printed, and
the houses classified, showing rents, and giving
each a particular description.
A BED-ROOM
completely and neatly Furnished, with every
article necessary {Lineiis only excepted), for
10 Guineas. A Ditto, very handsome, with
every comfort, 15 Guineas. Model Bed-Rooms
always ready for inspection ; the whole New
and Substantial, and every article warranted;
a Large Selection of Superior Carpeting and
well-seasoned Painted Floor Cloths, various
widths, all at 2s. 6d. per square yard.
Easy Chairs in great variety, from 40s. and
upwards, all warranted ; Moreens andDamasks,
of a superior make and fast colours ; Moreen
Window Curtains, of an excellent quality,
furnished and handsomely fitted up, for
L.2, 15s. 6d. each; Ditto, with best ingrained
Crimson Moreen, L.3, 3s.; Elegant Ditto, of
Best Damask, with richly Carved and Gilt
Cornice, proportionally low.
A large Assortment of New and Second-
hand Grates, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen
Ranges, &c. — At
SWORD'S,
22, South Hanover Street,
( West Side, opposite the Albert Coffeehouse, and
first door up stairs.)
ESTIMATES, detailing every article of
FURNITURE for the complete furnishing of
a single Room, or a whole House, prepared,
and sent free.
FURNITURE EXCHANGED, Sold on
Commission, or Purchased at once for Cash.
APPRAISEMENTS made, and Auction
Sales conducted.
Cabinet and Upholstery Work by careful
and experienced Workmen.
*^* No charge for Packing, and Goods de-
livered free within 10 miles of Edinburgh;
also free at Glasgow, and other places not ex-
ceeding a greater distance, to which there is a
convenient water-carriage.
25th May, 1843.
SIR JOHN HOPE'S COALS.
"QEGULAR Supplies of the superior and
JLV well-known CRAIGHALL and ED-
MONSTONE COALS are received daily at
the Railway depot, St Leonards.
Apply to
JOHN MOFFAT,
Proprietor's Agent.
25th May, 1843.
SECOND-HAND CLOTHES.
HENRY CONW^VY, Clothier, 37, St
Mary's Wynd, (opposite Boyd's Entry,)
begs to remind Ladies and Gentlemen that
he continues to give the highest Cash Price
for every description of WEARING AP-
PAREL, Naval and Military uniforms, &c.
H. C. will be happy to wait on any Lady
or Gentleman at their residence who may wish
to dispose of any description of Clothes.
Orders attended to on the Shortest Notice.
MINTO HOUSE HOSPITAL
AND DISPENSARY,
ARGYLE SQUARE.
ORDINARY MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Dr A. Peddie, 11, Rutland Square.
Dr J. Brown, 35, London Street.
Dr Cornwall, 25, Royal Circus.
CONSULTING SURGEON.
Professor Syme, 9, Charlotte Square.
THIS Institution is intended for the bene-
fit of a numerous class of individuals,
who, when labouring under disease, though
unable to pay for professional attendance, are
unwilling to be considered objects of charity,
and enter a public hospital. It will be found'
advantageous for Servants and Lodgers, who
cannot, from their peculiar situations, obtain
the necessary attentions and comforts during
sickness ; and also for patients coming from
the country in quest of Medical or Surgical
aid, to whom the expense of lodging and at-
tendance, perhaps for a protracted period,
would become oppressive.
The House is situated in a quiet and healthy
part of the town ; the building itself is com-
modious, the rooms airy, and provided with
every necessary convenience ; and all the ar-
rangements have been made, with a view to
the seclusion and comfort of the patient.
The rates of admission are 10s. or £1 per
week, according to the accommodation re-
quired ; and these sums are calculated as
barely adequate to cover the necessary outlay
for nurses, diets, and medicines.
Patients wishing to be admitted to Minto
House may apply to any of the Medical Offi-
2ers, and, if resident in the country, should
communicate their intention before coming
to town, that arrangements may be made for
their immediate reception.
Attached to the Hospital is a Dispensary,
for the relief of the diseased poor. The Medi-
cal Officers attend every day at one o'clock,
when advice and medicines are given ; and
those Patients who are unable to attend at the
Institution, are visited at their own houses by
the Pupils, who also afford assistance in urgent
cases at any hour of the day or night.
410
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
DYERS & SCOURERS, &c.
PETER & ROBERT HAY,
(^Successors to the late William Cooper^
VELVET, Silk, and Satin Dyers and
Dressers, and Silk Waterers, No. 1,
HERIOT BtllLDINGS, lower end of Dick-
son's Nurseries, and opposite Pilrig Avenue,
Leith Walk — beg most respectfully to remind
their friends and customers, and the public in
general, that their business is carried on solely
at the above premises.
Moreen and Damask Furniture cleaned,
dyed, and dressed. Chintz Furniture cleaned,
stiffened, and glazed.
1^^ Please observe the above Address.
FAMILY MANGLE
MANUFACTORY,
4, NOTTINGHAM PLACE,
{Next Hfv Majesty's Repository.')
ALEX. GIBB begs to state that he has
always on hand a large assortment of
FAMILY MANGLES, made on the most
improved principles, which for years past has
given great satisfaction.
Old MANGLES taken in Exchange.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
EOBERT FORTUNE, Spinal Stay and
ARTiFiciAii Leg and Arm Maker, re-
spectfully intimates that he makes improved
Elastic Stays, for cui-vature or weakness of the
Spine, — Bandages for every description of
Deformed Limbs, Artificial Legs, Arms, and
Hands, made uncommonly light, at the same
time very durable, — Patent and Common
Trusses for every kind of Hernia, — Prolapsus
Ani Instruments, — Laced Stockings for Vari-
cose Veins, or Swelled Legs, &c. &c., on im-
proved principles.
N.B Mrs FORTUNE makes Ladies'
Belts and Bandages on the shortest Notice.
*^* 67, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh.
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
THE LATEST EDITIONS of the LON-
DON NEWSPAPERS forwarded
direct from London., with the greatest regula-
rity, to all parts of the United Kingdom, at
the same price as charged in London or Edin-
burgh.
JOHN SUTHERLAND, & Co.
London News Agents,
12, Calton Street, Edinburgh.
EDINBURGH & DALKEITH
RAILWAY COAL.
pHARLES BROWN, Coal Merchant, Re-
\J moving to No. 5, St Leonard's Depot, begs
to intimate to his friends and the public, that
he still continues to supply Sir John Hope's
New Craighall and Edmonston, also the New-
battle, Dalkeith, and Arniston Coals, Diamond,
Jewel, Household, Chews, Dross, and Chirl
Coal ; also best English — all carefully selected,
and at moderate prices, (for Ready Money.)
After the Term, Whitsunday, aU Orders to
be addressed to Charles Brown, No. 5, St
Leonard's Depot.
ENGLISH AND IRISH
CLAIMS AND AFFIDAVITS.
MR JOHN GILMOUR, S.S.C, (Cham-
bers, 5, Antigua Street, Leith Walk,)
has been appointed Commissioner in Scotland
for taking Affidavits in the Courts of Com-
mon Law at Westminster, and in the Courts
of Chancery and Common Pleas of Lancaster,
Durham, and Sadberge in England ; and in
the Courts of Queen's Bench in Ireland.
TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN,
AND STEWARDS OF
DINNERS, CONCERTS, &c.
MR EBSWORTH, Teacher of Singing,
respectfully intimates, that he attends,
professionally, in town or country, with every
variety of Songs that may be required ; and
pledges himself to provide the best Glee Party
in Edinburgh. For Terms, &c., address No.
4, Montgomery Street, Edinburgh.
DENTAL SURGERY.
MR VERNON, Surgeon-Dentist, 80,
Princes Street, may be consulted upon
every branch of his Profession free.
Natural and Artificial Teeth, including the
Incorrodible, which is at present unsurpassed
by any other in the perfect resemblance of the
natural ; neither is it effected by acids.
In cases of Toothach, Mr Vernon highly
recommends his improved method of filling
decayed Teeth, Avhereby immediate relief is
given, and the teeth made useful for many
years afterwards.
Advice and Medicine to the Poor gratis
from nine to ten a.m.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
411
THE SIXTEENTH
THOUSAND.
Just published, price 3s., and sent free in a
Sealed Envelope on receipt of a Post- Office
Order for 3s. 6d.,
MANHOOD:
The CAUSES of its PREMATURE DE-
CLINE ; with Plain Directions for its perfect
Restoration ; addressed to those suftering from
the destructive eflPects of excessive indulgence,
solitary habits, or infection ; followed by obser-
vations on Marriage, the Treatment of Syphi-
lis, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, &c., Illustrated with
Cases, &c.
SIXTEENTH EDITION.
By J. L. CURTIS & Co.,
Consulting Surgeons, London.
Published by the Authors, and sold by
Burgess, Medical Bookseller, 28, Coventry
Street, Haymarket: Strange, 21, Paternoster
Row, London ; Philip, South Castle Street,
Liverpool; Messrs Famin and Co., Medical
Booksellers to the College of Surgeons in Ire-
land, 41, Grafton Street, Dublin ; Dnimmond,
5, Blair Street, Edinburgh; Barnes, 39, High
Street, Glasgow; Black, Bootmaker, Stranraer ;
Bristow, Greenock ; Strachan, Aberdeen; Cur-
rie. Herald Office, Dundee ; and by all Book-
sellers.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
" This is a work that we fear there exists too
much need for, to cause us to hesitate to recom-
mend it for general perusal. Every branch of
those frightful maladies, whether the result of
immoral habits or secret vices, is here succinctly
treated, and divested of all medical technicality ;
plain and easy directions are given for the best
mode to be pursued in all cases, however com-
plicated or apparently hopeless. To the mar-
ried, as well as the unmarried, this little work
alike affords consolation and cure in peculiar
cases, and ue are doing a service to society in
recommending it to general notice." — Essex
and Herts Mtrcuri/.
" This work, a Tenth Edition of which is
now presented to the public, te)i thousand copies
having been exhausted since its first appearance,
has been very much improved and enlarged by
the addition of a more extended and clear detail
of general principles, as also by the insertion of
several new and highly interesting cases. We
feel no hesitation in saying, that there is no
member of society by whom the book will not
be found useful, whether such person hold the
relation of a pakent, a preceptor, or a
CLERGTiiAN." — Sun, Evening Paper.
" Messrs Curtis's work, entitled ' Manhood,'
is one of the few books now coming before the
public on such a subject, which can lay claim to
the character of being strictly professional, at
the same time that it is fully intelligible to all
who read it. The moral and medical precepts
given in it render it invaluable." — Magnet,
" The perusal of Messrs Curtis's book, en-
titled ' Manhood,' has really astonished us, by
developing a series of maladies, the never- failing
consequence of the vicious habit of which it
treats. The clear connexion pointed out be-
tween the assigned cause and the effects, is per-
ceptible to every capacity." — Age.
Messrs Curtis and Co. are to be consulted
daily at their residence, No. 7, Frith Street,
Soho Stpiare, London.
Country Patients are requested to be as
minute as possible in the detail of their cases,
as to the duration of the complaint, the
symptoms, age, general habits of living, and
occupation in life of the party ; the communi-
cation must be accompanied by the usual
consultation fee of L.l ; and in all cases the
most inviolable secrecy may be relied on.
The above forwarded, post paid, in a Sealed
Envelope, for 3s. 6d., by
William Dbummond, 5, Blair Street,
Edinburgh.
BRODIE AND HUME,
PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS,
AND
LEAD PIPE MANUFACTURERS,
21, West Register Street,
EDINBURGH,
AND
101, Constitution Street,
LEITH,
HAVE at present for disposal, at moderate
prices, a large and choice assortment of
LAMPS, LUSTRES, &c., of the newest and
most elegant designs, to an inspection of which
they respectfully invite intending purchasers.
In addition to which, they beg to submit to
the notice of Architects, Builders, and the
Public generally, the article of SHEET
ZINC, now brought into so extensive use.
The still increasing demand for this Metal
has induced B. & H. to pay particular atten-
tion to its peculiar properties and uses ; and
from practical test, they have discovered in
what situations, and to what purposes, it may
with advantage be applied as a substitute for
Lead and other Metals.
They have successfully used it in the mak-
ing of Roof-ridging, Roans, Rain-water Con-
ductors, Speaking pipes, and Pipes for Warm-
ing and Ventilating Buildings, &c., lining of
Baths, Packing Cases, &c.. Window Astragals,
diamond form or otherwise, well adapted for
Churches, Cottages, or Workshops.
Orders for repairs in Plumbing and Gas-
fitting promptly and carefully executed.
The trade supplied on most liberal terms
with Rolled Lead, Sheet Zinc, Patent Lead
Pipe, Gas-tubing, Gas-fittings, Pumps, Cocks,
Water Closets, Zinc Window Astragals, &c.
412
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
MONS. A. F. GUILLEREZ (formerly
Proprietor of an Educational Establish-
ment of the first class in Paris, Professor of
Rhetoric in the University of France, Author
of the Grammaire Francaise Historique, &c.,
rewarded and adopted both by the King and
the Government of the Belgians) continues
to give lessons in the French Language and
Literature. Boarding Schools and Private
Families attended.
30, St Andrew Square.
Puhlished by
MONSIEUR GUILLEREZ, at P. RrcKARD's,
South Bridge, and all the Booksellers, de-
dicated to the King of the Belgians,
A NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR,
Illustrated by Examples referring to the His-
tory of Great Britain and Ireland, with only
one Conjugation, a Vocabulary of Primitive
Tenses, &c. Translated by E. C. Anderson.
Price 3s. 6d.
LECTURES GRAMMATICALES ET
HISTORIQUES, ou Exercises surlaLangue
Francaise, composes de Morceaux Anec-
dotiques, descriptifs, &c., ayant rapport a la
Grande-Bretagne et a I'lrlande, et extraits des
meilleurs ecrivains modernes Franqais. Price
3s. 6d.
ACADEMY FOR GENERAL EUUCA-
TION, 18, BROWN SQUARE.
MR HARKIN, Proprietor.
EVERY Branch of EDUCATION com-
municated on principles drawn from
an intimate knowledge of the constitution of
the Young Mind, and verified by a practical
experience, not surpassed, perhaps, by that of
any other Teacher. .
Professor of the Science and Practice of
Elocution. Private hours can be devoted
to the Instruction of Young Gentlemen, who
may rely on acquiring a graceful system of
Gesture, a correct Accent, and, in every sense,
an accurate and elegant Enunciation.
ACADEMY
FOR
WRITING, ARITHMETIC,
AND
BOOK-KEEPING,
12, QUEEN STREET.
MR W A T S O N ' S Classes are Open in
Summer from 7 Morning till 4 After-
noon; in Winter from 10 till 4.
The Ladies and Gentlemen are taught in
Separate Rooms.
Private Tuition in Boai-ding- Schools and
Families.
Circulars, containing references and further
particulars, to be had at the Class-rooms.
Edinburgh, May, 1843.
NOTICE.
HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR SE-
COND-HAND CLOTHES.
JOSEPH GRIFFIN respectfuUy intimates,
that he continues to give the highest
price in cash for every description of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, and will
be happy to wait on any Lady or Gentleman
having such to dispose of.
21, Blair Street, Edinburgh.
DRESSING AND WRITING CASE
MAKERS.
WILSON AND CO.,
(Late Wm. Wilson. — Established 1817,)
21, GEORGE STREET,
Manufacturers of every Di^.scrijitiun of Fancy
Wood, Shell, and Leather Goods,
HAVE always on hand a large Assortment
of Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks,
Ink and Reading Stands, Book Trays, Plate,
Medicine and Tea Chests, Pocket Books, Port-
folios, Writing, Jewel, Card, Brush, Envelope,
Cigar, and Miniature Cases.
Bagatelle and Backgammon Tables, Chess
and Cribbage Boards, Jewellery, Cutlery,
Combs, Brushes, &c. &c.
Embroidery made up — Articles of Vertu
repaired.
JOHNSTONE & BRIGGS,
COAL MERCHANTS,
No. 1, Railway Depot, St. Leonards,
BEG to intimate that they receive daily
supplies of the following Coal, fresh
from the Pits, and carefully hand-picked,
viz. : —
Sir John Hope's New Craighall, and Ed-
monston ; also Arniston ; Newbattle ; Dalkeith
and English Wallsend.
Families favouring them with their orders
may rely on being promptly supplied with a
good and well-selected Article, {at the lowest
possible Cash price,) one of the Firm being
in constant attendance. For the Fegiilatiori,
Delivery, and Check on Fraud, see the fol-
lowing Advertisements — viz., Edinburgh and
Dalkeith Railway Company's.
COOKERY.
MRS M'EWEN continues to give Instkuc-
TiONS to Ladies, every lawful day, all the
year round, in the Arts of Cookert, Confec-
tionary, and Making all Kinds of Cak.es,
Bread, Rolls, &c. She has published a Se-
cond Edition of her Receipts, Corrected and
Improved. Sold by herself only, at her house,
No. 24, Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
See her Register for Sei'vants.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY
413
JOHN CONWAY,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
Clothing Dt'posito7-y , iSfos. 4 and 9, St Mary's
Wynd,
WITH grateful thanks for the very liberal
support he has received for upwards of
Twenty j'ears, begs to inform his Friends and
the Public, that he has removed from No. 19,
to the Clothing Depository, No. 4, for many
years possessed by the late Mr R. Griffin,
where he hopes to meet a continuance of past
favour.
Highest Price given for every description
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's wearing apparel,
Naval and Military Uniforms.
Observe, Clothing Depository, Nos. 4 and 9,
Head of St Mary's Wynd.
MR HENDERSON'S
SCHOOL
FOR ENGLISH, GEOGRAPHY, AND
THE USE OF THE GLOBES.
No. 6, GEORGES STREET, EDIN-
BURGH.
TERMS.
Per Quarter.
ENGLISH, to Beginrers, (First
year) 12s. 0
English, Grammar, Etymology,
History and Geography, ... 15s. 0
Do. Do. With use of Globes, 21s. 0
(Public School hours, 9 to 11, and 12 to 2.)
Private Classes, ... ... ... 21s. 0
(Hours— 11 to 12, 2 to 3, and 3 to 4.)
HERALDRY.
ALEX. DEUCHAR, Seal Engraver to
HER Majesty, Lapidary and Genealo-
gist, 73, George Street, returns his grateful
thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the
liberal support he has hitherto received, and
begs leave to assure them that every exertion
will be made to maintain that character for
Heraldic correctness, and superior workman-
ship, for which his establishment has been so
long distinguished.
A. D. having for thirty years devoted a
portion of his time to genealogical research,
most respectfully solicits inspection of his la-
bours in that science, which he trusts, for cor-
rectness and elegant design, will meet with
general approbation.
N.B. — Gentlemen desirous of tracing fa-
mily connexions, may be assisted in the inves-
tigation, which his extensive collection of
MSS. and Books on Genealogy enables him
to do on moderate terms.
Coats-of-arms painted on Pattern Paper for
Sewing.
DENTAL SURGERY,
25, LONDON STREET.
MR CIIISHOLM, Surgeon-Dentist,
formerly ten years under Mr Hogue,
Edinburgh, and for twelve months principal
assistant to Mr Warren, George Street, Ila-
nover Square, London,) may be consulted in
every branch of his profession.
Artificial Teeth of every description sup-
plied, and all operations on the mouth per-
formed with the utmost care.
N.B. — Mr Chisholm ivarranis all Teeth
made by him to^^ comfortably in the mouth.
GITINNESS'S CELEBRATED
DOUBLE STOUT DUBLIN
PORTER,
UNEQUALLED for the richness of it*
quality and fine flavour, and in excel-
lent condition for immediate use, price 4s. per
Dozen.
Dealers supplied from the Store in Niddry
Street on the best terms, or ordered for
them direct from the Brewery, Dublin.
JOHN M'DOUGAL, Agent,
57, Niddry St., and 18, Howe St.
J. INI'D. begs to intimate that he has taken
from Bond a Hogshead of COGNAC P A LE
BRANDY, 20 years old, the quality of which
for fineness cannot be surpassed, at 35s. per
gallon.
212, CANONGATE.
JOHN GRANT,
WOOD MERCHANT, JOINER, AND
UNDERTAKER,
TNFORMS his friends and the public that
X he still carries on his business in the
Canongate, as he has done for the last thirty-
seven years, selling Fir, Hardwood, Mahogany,
&c., in Logs, Planks, and Veneers. He has
also adopted the London and New York plan
of keeping Coffins of all sizes ready made, and
supplies the Trade with Coffin Mountings anil
Grave Clothes.
212, Canongate.
WILLIAM ROBERTSONr
UPHOLSTERER, APPRAISER, AND
AUCTIONEER.
FURNITURE and CARPET WARE-
HOUSE, 16, Nicolson Street, consisting
of a large Assortment of Furniture, (New and
Second-hand.) Also an Extensive Stock of
English and Scotch Carpeting, Hearth Rugs,
Plain and Printed Crumb Cloths, Oil and
Wax Cloths, &c.
Furniture and all sorts of Goods Appraised
and Auctioned.
414
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
MONEY TO LEND,
39, SOUTH BRIDGE.
THE EDINBURGH LOAN COM-
PANY advance MONEY on SILVER
PLATE, PIECE GOODS, WATCHES,
JEWELLERY, BOOKS, and the usual sorts
of Moveable Property, on liberal terms.
Private Apartments for confidential
business.
ROBt. WILSON, Manager.
V 39, SOUTH BRIDGE.
Office open from 9 Morning to half-past
8 Evening:.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DR MEIN, Surgeon and Dentist, may be
consulted daily, on all the Diseases to
which the TEETH and MOUTH are liable.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH of every descrip-
tion supplied, and all Operations upon the
Mouth carefully performed.
Advice to the poor from 9 to 10 a.m. daily.
102, George Street, Edinburgh.
MADAME BUQUET begs to inform the
parents of her young friends, that, as
she does not intend leaving Edinburgh this
Summer, she -will continue giving lessons in
the French Language dnring the months of
August and September.
Terras will be known by applying either by
Post, 29, Broughton Street, or at her Class-
Room, 97, George Street, (above the Ware-
rooms of l\Ir E. 5lortimer, Gunmaker,) where
she is to be found between the hours of Ten
and Four o'clock.
97, George Street, (Class Room.)
29, Broughton Street, (House.)
EAST MERCHISTON.
JOHN SCOTT,
FLORIST & GARDEN CONTRACTOR,
AND ORNAMENTAL VILLA GROUND
PLANNER,
HAS always on hand a STOCK of Hya-
cinths,' Double and Single Tulips of
all varieties. Ranunculuses, Scarlet, Yellow,
and Black Turban, with fine mixtures and
named sorts ; Double and Single Anemones,
Narcissus, Jonquils, Iris, and Gladiolus. Also,
select Pansies, Calceolarias, Primroses, Poly-
anthuses, Auriculas, and a great variety of
Herbaceous and Biennial FloAvering Plants.
■ Ornamental Evergreens and Flowering
Shrubs, Fruit-Trees, Gooseberry and Currant
Bushes, Garden Seeds, &c. &c.
EQUITABLE LOAN
COMPANY OF SCOTLAND,
No. 4, MILNE SQUARE,
Capital £75,000.— Instituted 1825.
Geo. Edge, ]Manager.
THIS COMPANY advance Money on loan
upon Silver-Plate, Watches, Jewels, Soft
and Piece Goods, Apparel, Books, and every
description of Moveable Property.
Private Consulting Rooms are set apart on
the premises for convenience of persons wish-
ing to transact business with the Manager.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
NAVAL, MILITARY, AND CLUB
UNIFORMS.
LADIES' RIDING HABITS,
BOYS' DENMARK, SPANISH, AND
RIFLE DRESSES,
Made to order at the Shortest notice, at
R. JONES',
19, WATERLOO PLACE, REGENT
BRIDGE, EDINBURGH.
N.B.— i:\iQ finest London Beaver HATS,
BRACES, STOCKS, KID GLOVES,
WAIST-BELTS, from 7s. 6d. to 21s.
CARPET AND FURNITURE
WAREROOMS,
48, NICOLSON STREET.
THE SUBSCRIBER has at all times on
hand an EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
MENT of SUPERFINE and COMMON
CARPETING, of the Newest Patterns and
best QuaUty ; HEARTH RUGS, CRUMB
CLOTHS, PAINTED TABLE COVERS,
and FLOOR CLOTHS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of almost
every description, including Dining-Room,
Drawing-Room, Bedchamber, and Lobby Fur-
niture, Easy Chairs, &c. &c.
Wm. May, 46 and 48, Nicolson Street.
LAPIDARY AND SEAL-ENGRAVER.
WM. MORTIMER, No. 10, George
Street, Dealer in Foreign and British
Stones, Scotch Pebbles, Cairngorms, Jas-
pers, Moso- Agates, Pearls, &c
All kinds of Gems and Stones cut for Seals,
Brooches, Pins, Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets,
Crosses, and Ear-Rings ; Studs, Buttons,
Desk and Office Seals ; and all kinds of
Fancy Ornaments. Stones, Fossils, and
Minerals sliced, polished, and prepared for
Cabinet Specimens.
Seal- Engraving executed in a Masterly,
Elegant, and Correct Style. AU Orders in-
trusted, wiU receive the greatest attention and
punctuality.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
415
RAILWAY TRAVELLING
BETWEEN
EDINBURGH, LEITH, PORTOBELLO,
FISHERROW, DALKEITH, &c.
SUMMER HOURS,
Commencing with May,
FROM ST LEONARD'S DEPOT,
Edinburgh.
To Dalkeith, South Esk Station, the vicinity
of Lasswade, Roslin, &c., at 20 min. to 9 ;
10 min. past 10, 10 min. past 12, 10 min.
past 2, 10 min. past 4, 10 min. past 6, 10
min. past 8, and 10 min. past 9.\ Also to
Dalkeith every morning at 10 min. past 7 % \
and every Thursday at a quarter to 1 1 .
To Leith and Portobello, at 10 min. past 10,
10 min. past 12, 10 min. past 2, 10 min.
past 4, and 10 min. past 6. And in June,
July, August, and September, at 20 min. to
9 morning, and 10 min. past 8 evening.
To Fisherrow, at 20 min. to 9, 10 min. past
10, 10 min. past 12, 10 min. past 2, 10 min.
past 4, 10 min, past 6, 10 min. past 8, and
10 min. past 9.
N.B. — The Railway Omnibus runs between
No. 10 Prince's Street, and St Leonard's
Depot, leaving Prince's Street ten minutes
before each departure of the Railway coaches,
from 10 A.M. tiU 8 p.m. in Summer, and 6
P.M. in Winter.
FROM THE SHORE, LEITH,
(passing Portobello in fifteen minutes.)
T» Edinburgh, Portobello, Fisherrow, Dal-
keith, and the Vicinity of Lasswade, &c.,
at 10, 12, 2, 4, and 6. And in June, July,
August, and September, at half-past 8 a.m.,
and at 8 p.m. Also, on Thursdays at half-
past 10 A.M.
FROM FISHERROW STATION,
MUSSELBURGH.
To Edinburgh, Dalkeith, South Esk Station,
the vicinity of Lasswade, &c., at a quarter
to 9, a quarter past 10, a quarter past 12, a
quarter past 2, a quarter past 4, a quarter
past 6, and a quarter past 8. Also to Edin-
burgh and Dalkeith every morning at a
quarter past 7 J.
To Leith and Portobello, at a quarter past 10,
a quarter past 12, a quarter past 2, a quar-
ter past 4, and a quartet past 6. And in
June, July, August, and September, at a
quarter to 9 morning, and a quarter past 8
evening.
FROM DALKEITH AND LASSWADE-
ROAD BRIDGE.
To Edinbur^fh and Fisherrow at half-past 8,
at 10, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 9t ; also, from Dal-
keith to Edinburgh every Thursday at 3
To Leith and Portobello, at 10, 12, 2, 4, and
6 ; and in June, July, August, and Septem-
ber, at half-past 8 morning, and at 8 even-
ing. Also, every Thursday at 3.
FROM SOUTH ESK STATION.
At five minutes before each ordinary departure
from Dalkeith.
N.B. — In 30 minutes they pass Half-way
Station, in 40 minutes they pass Portobello,
in 45 minutes they arrive at Edinburgh, in
one hour, at Leith.
WINTER HOURS.
Commencing with November,
Are the same as the Summer ones, except
that those having this mark % after them
are given up.
PARCELS are booked in Edinburgh at the
Mail-Coach Office, 12, Prince's Street;
Mr Dunlop's Library, 24, Howe Street ;
and Mr Boswell's Warehouse, 50, Nicolson
Street. In Leith, at Mr Reid's, bookseller.
Shore. In Dalkeith, at Mr P. Lyle's, and
Mr Hislop's. In Musselburgh, at Miss
Bourhill's Library. Also at the Railway
Station in each place.
N.B. — The Railway Company are not to be
held responsible for the loss of any parcel
or luggage unless booked and paid for ; nor
for any parcel above the value of Five
Pounds Sterling, unless the value be stated
416
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
on booking it, and Insurance paid accord-
ingly.
ADAM BEGG, Collector, Half-way
Station.
JOHN SOMERVILLE, Collector,
Edinhurgh.
JOHN LAW, Collector, Fisher-
row.
WILLIAM BLACKIE, Collector,
Dalkeith.
ANDREW WHITECROSS, Col-
lector, Leith.
May 1843.
FARES.
Between Edinburgh and Dalkeith or
any place beyond Halfway
Station, . . . 6d.
Edinburgh and Fisherrow, 4d.
Edinburgh and Leith, or Porto-
bello, . . . 4d.
Dalkeith and Fisherrow, . 6d.
Half-way Station, and any other
place, .... 4d.
Sheriff- hall, and all places
South of it, . . . 2d.
Leith or Portobello, and Dal-
keith, or beyond Half-way
Station, .... 6d.
Leith or Portobello and Fisher-
row, .... 6d.
Leith and Portobello, or any
place on Leith Branch, . 4d.
Children under ten years of age half fare ;
ditto accompanying Passengers at full Fare,
and not occupying seats, gratis.
ABSTRACT OF REGULATIONS.
Each Passenger is allowed half a cwt. of
Luggage free : for more than that the charge
is 6d. per cwt. Seats, or a compartment,
may be engaged one hour before depar-
ture. A Coach may be hired to travel
from one Station to another between 6
A.M. and 9 p.m. for Fourteen Shillings ; —
between 9 p.m. and midnight for Twenty
Shillings ; — after midnight for Twentj' -
five Shillings. No gTatuity allowed to
Guards or Coachmen. No person is al-
lowed to Smoke, or to do any thing which
annoys others in a Coach or Station-house ;
and those who persist in doing so, are
subject to a heavy penalty tiy Act of Parlia-
ment. Passengers of the working class,
who are in tlieir working clothes, must take
only such places as are given to them. In-
toxicated or filthy persons, and those labour-
ing under disease, are not admitted. To
avoid delay, passengers are requested to
wait for the Coaches at the Stations and
Waiting-Rooms ; and to have their Fares
ready to pay on demand, after they have
seated themselves in the Coaches. No per-
son is allowed to put himself in a dangerous
place. Live pigs are not received, nor any
live animal in a bag.
*^* Any complaint addressed to the Mana-
ger or any of the Collectors will be promptly
attended to.
PLACES OF REFRESHMENT near the
Railway. — Hill's Hotel, Farquharson's, His-
lops', and Craig's, Dalkeith ; Hay's, Fisher-
row ; Inglis's, Arniston Inn ; Stobbs's,
South Esk Bridge.
COAL of all kinds from the Mid-Lothian
Fields are sold by the Coal- Masters and
Merchants who occupy the Railway Depots ;
and the Certificate of the Railway Com-
pany's Weighers affords the surest guaran-
tee of the weight and quality.
SUPERVISION
or THE
COAL TRADE,
IN TERMS OF ACT OF PAKLIAMENT.
THE EDINBURGH and DALKEITH
RAILWAY COMPANY request the
attention of the Public to their REGULA-
TIONS for the PREVENTION of
FRAUDS in the SUPPLY of COALS, as
stated below, by which so many fraudulent
Dealers have been detected and punished, or
driven out of the Trade, since the opening of
the Railway ; and which, if attended to bj
the Purchasers of Coals, afford complete se-
curity against frauds in either the weight or
the quality.
The Railway Company beg to remind the
Public, that they have no interest in the Coal
Trade of the Railway, but in its being exten-
sive and respectable. Having pro\'ided the
Coal Proprietors of Mid-Lothian with com-
modious Depots, opening into one of the
greatest thoroughfares of the City, they were
empowered, by Act of Parliament, to act as
umpires betw-een the Dealers in Coal and
the Public, and to compel all Coal to un-
dergo THE scrutiny of THEIR INSPECTORS.
How well the Railway Company have dis-
charged the duty thus intrusted to them by
Parliament, is proved by their having esta-
blished a new and effectual method of detect-
ing the frauds which had with impunity dis-
graced the Coal Trade prior to the opening
of the Railway ; and, by the fact that, in
almost every conviction of fraudulent Dealers
in the Police Court, the information and the
proof have been furnished by the Railway
Weighers and their assistants.
The result of the Company's system is,
that fraudulent Dealers are now deterred from
the Railway by the certainty of detection.
J
Miscellaneous directory.
417
The last instance, which occurred some
time since, may be related, in order to im-
press upon the Public the necessity of vigi-
lance on their part, in attending to the rules
annexed below : — Two Carters purchased 17
cwts. of New Craighall Household Coals in
the Railway Depot, and attempted to deliver
them to a lady in town as a Ton of New
Craighall Jewel Coal, presenting a false cer-
tificate. The lady was deceived ; but two
persons employed by the Railway Inspector
had followed the carters, detected the fraud
in the only way such frauds can be detected ;
and, having obtained the false certificate from
the lady, furnished complete proof against the
delinquents.
For the expense of this supervising Esta-
blishment the Railway Company make no
charge ; — their Inspectors register the weight
and quality of the Coal, and the name of the
carter, and. they watch the conduct of the
carter as he passes along the streets — all
gratis.
RULES.
1st. Never receive Coals without the In-
spector's certificate stamp of weight and qua-
lity. A fac-simile of which is given below,
as stamped in red colour on each invoice ac-
companying coal that is correct in weight and
in quality.
2dly, Attend to the hour of departure
marked on the invoice, and if the carter ap-
pears to have been more time than necessary,
reject his coals.
3dly, Never allow the certificate to be kept
and carried away by the carter ; but let it be
destroyed, or inclosed back to the Manager or
the Inspector if it has any appearance of
being a forgery.
4thly, If Coals appear, on delivery, to be
of a diflferent quality from what were ordered,
a competent person shall be sent to inspect
them, on application being made to the In-
spector.
N.B. — His address is — The Coal Inspec-
tor, Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway, St
iLeonard's Depot.
GREEK.
MR. NEGRIS, H. M. A. S. A., opens the
First Course of his College C'las=es early
in November, the Second the beginning of
February, and tlie Third in May ; the two
first Courses constituting the Winter Session,
and the last the Summer Session.
Fees, for each Course, L.3 3s., or a Ticket
for the two first, L.-d, 5s.
The Elementary and Private Classes open
on the beginning of October, and are by the
quarter. Fees according to the number of
pupils in the class. Quarter days, 1st Octo-
ber, 15th December, 1st March," loth May.
58, George Square,
Edinburgh, 1843.
FUNERAL.
TSAAC SCOTT, Job & Post-Masteb,
J- lirae House, Lotltian Road, Edinburgh,
begs respectfully to direct attention to his
establishment on the part of those who have
the conducting of Funerals, as his Funeral
Equipages are unequalled in Edinburgh for
their splendour ; and while his terms are no
higher than those charged for Hearses, &c., of
the most inferior description, he is enabled,
from the extent of his business generally, to
conduct this department of it in the most
efficient manner.
DR GREER, OF GLASGOW,
( Wlio will discuss with any Doctor in Britain
on the cause and cure of any disease^)
RESPECTFULLY acquaints the Inhabi-
tants that Mr JOHN ROBERTSON,
No. 4, Windmill Street, has been appointed
General Agent, and has specific and full print-
ed regulations for vending and using his Ge-
nuine Improved Universal Vegetable Medi-
cines— being proved these nine years fo be
the best cure for all diseases, in either old or
young, which they effect by purifying the
blood, and strengthening the weakest consti-
tution of every patient that is not too far ad-
vanced in disease to be cured.
Abundant proofs of the efficacy of the above
Medicine, may be obtained on applying to Mr
J. Robertson, 4, Windmill Street.
DRAWING INSTITUTION,
2], HILL STREET.
mfR PERIGAL and his SON continue
■^'-^ their CL.\SSES for DRAWING in
all its branches, and for PAINTING in Oi'l
and Water Colours.
•^* Schools Attended, and private Instruction
given.
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PAUL'S WOEK, CAXONGATE
REPORTS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
SCOTTISH AMICABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
AT TUB
GENERAL MEETINGS, IN MARCH, 1842, AND MARCH, 184.'$;
WITH A SHORT STATEMENT OF SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES OF THE
SOCIETY.
EDINBURGH BOARD.
The Right Hon. Earl of Dalhoosie, Chairman,
The Lord Advocate.
Thomas Thomson, Esq. W.S.
Alexander Cuningham, Esq. W.S.
I John Cook, Esq. W.S.
John Inglis, Esq. Advocate.
I F. B. Douglas, Esq. Advocate.
Medical Adviser James Simson, Esq., M.D.
Legal Advisers in Edinburgh, Messrs. RoUand and Thomson.W.S.
He.nry G. Watson, Esq. Agent and Secy, to Local Board.
OFFICE IN GLASGOW^ 141 BUCHANAN-STREET
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH, 13 ST. ANDREWS SQUARE.
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MDCCC.XLIIX.
^tesftrcnt.
Walter Frederick Campbell, of Islay, Esq.
'Ftcc=13rcsiti8nt3.
John M'Neill, of Collonsay, Esq. | J. C. Colquhoun, of Killermont, Esq. M.P.
His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch.
iEitraorlrinarB ISircctors.
The Right Hon. The Earl of Dalhousie. Sir Thomas Joseph de Trafford, Bart.
Mark Sprot, Esq. of Garnkirk. Sir James Kamsay, Bart.
Alex. Thomson, Esq. W.S. Edinburgh. Robert Stewart, Esq. of Carfin.
The Lord Advocate. John Dundas, Esq. C.S. Edinburgh.
©rliinarB JSirectors.
Elias Gibb, Esq. Merchant. The Rev. Norman M'Leod, D. D.
AVra. Leckie Ewing, Esq. of Arngomery. Charles Forbes, Esq. Banker.
George Ross Wilsone, Esq. of Benmore. Arthur Forbes, Esq. Town Clerk.
William Cross, Esq. Merchant. John Alston, Esq. of Rosemount.
Crustew.
Mark Sprot, Esq. of Garnkirk. Robert Ferrie, Esq. of Blairtummock.
John C. Colquhoun, of Killermont, Esq. George Ross Wilsone, Esq. of Benmore.
John Alston, Esq. of Rosemount.
Auditor of Accounts, Donald Cuthbertson, Esq. LL. B.
Legal Adviser, William Davidson, Esq. LL.B.
Medical Officer, William R. Gibb, Esq. ALD.
WILLIAM SPENS, ESQ. MANAGER.
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
ANNUAL MEETING OE THE SOCIETY,
HELD AT TITEIR
OFFICE, 141, BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW,
ON 17Tn MARCH, 1842.
W. F. CAMPBELL OF ISLAY, ESa PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY,
IN THE CHAIR.
There was read to the meeting, by the Manager,
the annual statement of the Society's affairs, from
which it appeared that a greater number of Policies
had been issued during the year 184] than in any
former year of the Society's existence, and that the
amount of Policies which had become claims was
about two-fifths of the calculated amount, according
to the tables from which the premiums are deduced.
The statement having been read.
The Chairman congratulated the meeting on the
satisfactoiy state of the Society's affairs which had
just been read. He was glad to observe the steady
progress which it was making, and, above all, we
had reason to be thankful for the unusually small
proportion of the Policies which had become claims
during the past year. He had a high opinion of the
importance of life assurance. They all knew how
THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE
desirable it was that their death -bed should not be
harassed with earthly cares; and if, when about to
be called " to that bourne from whence no traveller
returns," the duty of providing for those dearer to
us than life should then be found to be neglected,
no greater earthly anxiety could disturb our dying
moments. It was a long time before a man could,
by accumulation, provide the sum he wished for his
family ; and it was well kuowm ^vith what little diffi-
culty many would find an excuse for encroaching
upon their savings ; besides, who can tell but that
before the desired provision should be made, the
hand of death might suddenly arrest him, and his
family be thus deprived of those comforts which he
had been the means of contributing to them during
his life. In these circumstances, feeling what a
benefit was confeiTed on the community by life
assurance, he was glad to lend any assistance in his
power to the advancement of such societies as their
own. It was founded on an excellent basis, and
did not hold forth any illusory advantages, but its
members might depend on the realization of the
benefits they were led to expect.
SiE Adam Hay said, that after the excellent
remarks made by the Chairman, it would be unne-
cessary for him to detain the meeting, and he would
simply propose that, as recommended by the General
Committee of Management, his Grace the Duke of
Buccleuch should be elected a Vice-President of
the Society, and that the Solicitor-General and Sir
Thomas Joseph de Trafford, Bart., be elected Extra-
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
ordinary Directors, and the Rev. Dr. Norman
M'Leod and Charles Forbes, Esq., banker, Ordinary
Directors in room of those who retire.
Mr. Alex. Cunningham, W.S., had much plea-
sure in hearing the names of the gentlemen pro-
posed by Sir Adam Hay for appointment as Directors
— the business habits of those proposed for the
Ordinary Direction were well known, and he had
much satisfaction in seconding the motion, which
having been carried.
The Rev. Dr. Norman M'Leod, in returning
thanks for his appointment as an Ordinary Director
of the Society, begged to say that he felt much grati-
fied by the honour conferred upon him by so respect-
able a meeting of his esteemed fellow-citizens. The
confidence reposed in them inferred responsibility
and diligence ; he hoped that he felt that responsi-
bility, and that he should be enabled to promote
the advancement of the excellent and philanthropic
objects for which the association was formed. It
had frequently fallen to his lot to look out for mem-
bers for various charitable and philanthropic socie-
ties, and he might with gratitude say, that he had
not been an idle or inactive member of any society
with which his name stood associated. In urging
friends and acquaintances to become members of
this Society, he felt that he was doing them a favour;
he did not know a more philanthropic measure in
which an individual could engage, or beat about
from house to house over all the land, than in urging
every one, whatever his rank, station, or income
THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE
might be, to become a member of an insurance
association, if he had hitherto neglected so admirable
a mode for making a provision for his family. And
he thought no class of persons were more impera-
tively called upon to join such societies than clergy-
men who held incomes by the uncertain tenure of
human life. Where was the clergyman, depending,
as most of them were, on their stipend, who could in
any other way make any provision for his family ?
He did not know how it might be with other clergy-
men, but he could truly say for himself, (and he was
not ashamed to say it,) that in any other way he
would despair of securing even one hundred pounds
for his family. It had seldom or ever been his
good fortune to have ten or twenty pounds by him
that there was not ten or twenty demands for them.
The pleasure of walking into a bank and handing
over ten or twenty pounds to the teller, and asking
him to add that to his accumulating cash account,
was a pleasure of which he had not great experience ;
and should persons be enabled to accumulate a
trifle, emergencies would now and then occur which
might compel them to call up all they had in store ;
but accumulation and saving through life assurance
could not so easily be encroached upon, and was
secured by payment of an annual premium, requiring
to be as punctually provided for as any other expense,
but having this advantage over other taxes, that it
was a voluntary sacrifice of income, cheerfully sub-
mitted to for the purest purposes. He knew not
how a man having a family, and whose income
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
depended upon his own life, could excuse himself
from making such a sacrifice. The Report to-day
read by their Manager was truly most gratifying,
and he trusted that year after year would show an
increasing degree of prosperity. He again thanked
the Society for the honour they had done him, and
could assure them he would use his best endeavours
to promote the interests of the Scottish Amicable.
Mr. Charles Forbes thanked the meeting for
the honour done him in appointing him a Director
of the Society. He felt a deep interest in its wel-
fare, and was glad to lend any assistance in his
power to promote its advancement.
Mr. Farquharson of Allargue, moved tlie thanks
of the meeting to the Ordinaiy Directors for their
services during the past year.
Professor Balfour seconded the motion ; and
the same having been unanimously adopted, and
Mr. Caw having returned thanks,
Mr. Sprot of Garnkirk said, he was sure it must
have subjected the President to much inconvenience
to come there ; and when the meeting had seen the
admirable manner in which he had discharged the
duties of the chair, he was confident they would all
cordially join him in thanking Mr. Campbell for his
attendance on this day, and for his conduct in the
chair. This motion having been carried by accla-
mation, the meeting adjourned.
REPOET OF PROCEEDINGS
AT
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY,
ON 23d march, 1843.
In the absence of the Presideut, John Alston?
Esq. of Rosemount, the senior Extraordinaiy Direc-
tor present, having been, in accordance -with the
constitution of the Society, called to the chair,
Mr. Spens, the Manager, read the Report of the
business of the Society for the year 1842. From
this Report it appeared that the number of new-
Policies issued, and the amount of capital sums
insured, were both greater than in any previous year
of the Society's existence; and that the sum of claims
arising from deaths was only about 30 per cent, of
the calculated amount, according to the tables from
which the premiums of the Society are deduced.
Robert Knox, Esq., said, that after the satisfac-
toiy Report they had heard, and the proof they had
of the progressive increase of insurers and of contii-
butions, they must be convinced that much of this
prosperity was to be attributed to the prudence and
the active exertions and management of the Direc-
tors ; and, it was therefore needless for him to say a
word on the subject — the Report spoke for itself.
He would, with much pleasure, move that the thanks
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 9
of the Meeting be given to the Ordinaiy Directors
for their valuable services during the past year.
Mr. Stewart of Carfin, seconded the motion,
which was unanimously agreed to.
Robert Jameson, Esq., replied on the part of
the Directors, and returned thanks to the Meeting
for the vote of thanks just now tendered. Next to
the consciousness of discharging their duty properly,
their greatest gratification was tlie approval of their
conduct by the Members. He was proud to be able
to congratulate the Society on the very satisfactory
state of its affairs, as exhibited by the transactions
of the past year. The increase in the extent of their
business in reference to the sums insured, and the
number of Policies granted, which were greater than
in any former year, must be taken as a proof not
only of the increasing prosperity of the Society itself,
but as a proof of the confidence of the public gene-
rally in its success and stability. One very remark-
able feature in the Report is the small amount of
claims from deaths among the members during the
last year. In 1841, the sum had been only 40 per
cent, of the amount as calculated from the tables of
mortality, from which the premiums were deduced,
and this was properly considered as an unusually
small proportion ; but this year the claims were only
30 per cent, of the calculated amount. No doubt
they hoped that the amount of claims would never
in any year be so great as the sum provided for by
the premiums; but they could not flatter themselves
that the same diminution from the calculated claims
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as had happened last year should frequently occur.
At the same time he might mention, as most remark-
able, that since their annual meeting three years
ago, (thus taking a period of three years, though not
three proper years of the Society's business,) the
claims had not been so much as 30 per cent, of the
calculated amount. He might add, for explanation,
that the claims last year were in the proportion of
about £1 out of a£l50 assured.
Mr. Stirling proposed that Arthur Forbes, Esq.
and John Alston, Esq. be elected Ordinary Direc-
tors, in room of those who retire ; and that Sir James
Ramsay, Bart., Robert Stewart, Esq. of Carfiu, and
John Dundas, Esq., C.S., Edinburgh, be appointed
Extraordinaiy Directors, in room of Mr. Alston and
those who retire. He would only say he hoped that
the new Directors would exhibit towards the Society
the same attention and piiidence which had distin-
guished the old, and he had no doubt that, by the
blessing of God, the Society would continue to pros-
per. He agreed with the gentleman who moved
the vote of thanks to the Directors, that the Society
was deeply indebted to them for the very great atten-
tion which they had paid to the Society's matters,
and was delighted to find it so prosperous, and to
observe the veiy striking fact that the claims last
year amounted only to 30 per cent, of the amount
provided for.
Mr. Thomas Hill having seconded the motion
made by Mr. Stirling, the same was unanimously
agreed to.
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. U
Mr. Spens said that the results aUuded to by Mr.
Jameson, in reference to the claims emerged, were
very remarkable ; but he was desirous to have
recorded in the statistical annals of the Society a
still more extraordinaiy fact. If it had been their
practice to state — as might have been done without
much objection, if the samemodewere always adhered
to — the amount of claims payable during the year,
it would have been found that the Policies payable
during the year 1842, or the claims emerged between
the 30th June, 1841, and the 30th June, 1842,
were only in the proportion of about ^£1, out of
i£lOOO assured. It was most properly observed by
Mr. Jameson, that they could by no means expect
in future such favourable results in reference to
claims, as had occurred for some time past, but he
was happy to say, that since the 25th September,
up to the present time, there had been no deaths, so
far as was yet known ; and he was glad to add, that
since the commencement of this year, a greater
niunber of Policies had been issued, and a larger
amount of capital sums had been assured, than in
any previous corresponding period.
After votes of thanks to the Manager and Chairman,
the meeting separated.
A SHORT STATEMENT
OF SOME OF
THE ADVANTAGES OF THE SOCIETY.
1st, Its Establishment on the Mutual Principle,
securing to its Ordinary Members the whole profits
of the Society.
2d, While the rates for ordinary Members are not
so high as in some offices, they are so ample as to
secure the utmost confidence in the Society.
3d, The provision in the constitution of the Society,
that the whole Directors shall be ordinary Members
of the Society of more than three years' standing.
This rule secures to the public, that those noblemen
and gentlemen who appear as extraordinary and
ordinary Directors of the Society, have practically
approved of its principles, and are personally con-
cerned in its advancement and success.
THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE, &c.
13
4th, The adaptation of its rates to the cases of
Insurance, to which profits are not usually allocated ;
or where the party insuring desires, for particular
reasons, to obtain his policy at as low a rate as
possible. Reference is here particularly made to the
following classes of Insurance : — Insurance of sums
payable at death, or on attaining certain ages —
Temporaiy Insurances — Survivorship Insurances —
and Insurances for the whole period of life, on the
assumption of a permanent annual bonus, less than
what may be confidently expected. This last Table
has been lately added by the Directors, and is anti-
cipated to be one productive of very considerable
profit. The Directors allow that they consider, in
effecting an Insurance for the whole period of life,
a party will undoubtedly gain greater advantages by
paying the higher premium. They, therefore, are
of course satisfied that an Insurance effected for
the whole period of life, by the lower premium, is
more beneficial to the Office ; and as cases occur
where a small annual payment is more desired or
requisite than a future addition to the Policy, the
advantage to the Society of such a scale is obvious.
5th, The period of seven years, which elapses
betwixt the investigations of the Society, is con-
sidered to be favourable for obtaining a proper
14 THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE
average result of claims, by the deaths of Members ;
while,
6th, The objection to a peiiod of that length, in
reference to parties dpng betwixt the investigations,
is obviated by providing for additions to their Poli-
cies, corresponding to the period which may elapse
betwixt the previous investigation and the date of
their decease.
7th, In regard to the present position of the Society,
it may be stated, that at the last investigation into
the affairs, as at 31st December, 1839, more than
one-third of the surplus was absolutely reserved, and
less than one-half was allocated in retrospective
vested additions, the difference being applied in pro-
viding additions for such Policies as should become
claims before next investigation, as at 31st Decem-
ber, 1846. At the last Annual Meeting, in March,
1843, nearly half of the septennial period had elapsed,
and the interest alone of the sum set aside for the
prospective additions had been more than sufficient
to meet the claims upon it. During the same period,
the general claims upon the Society, through deaths
of Members, have, to an uncommon extent, fallen
short of the sum provided for by the tables. The
Directors, therefore, look forward with the utmost
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY 15
confidence to the next investigation into the afiairs
of the Society ; and, at the same time,
8th, They are glad to think that in the caution of
the rules and practice of the Society, in ascertain-
ing and allocating the surplus funds, there are the
strongest grounds for expecting that at no septennial
investigation will a lower rate of addition be declared
than at the previous one. This is a matter of con-
siderable importance — at least it is desirable that the
public should be aware that they ought not, without
inquiry, to take for granted, that because an office
has declared a certain rate of addition, the continu-
ance of this may be depended upon. Indeed, it
cannot be denied that the prospectuses and adver-
tisements of very respectable offices are calculated
to lead to an anticipation of additions wliich can
only end in disappointment.
Farther information, and Prospectuses with
Tables of Rates, may he obtained from any of
the Agents, or at the Head Office from
WILLIAM SPENS, Manager.
LOCAL COMMITTEES OF MANAGEMENT.
PAISLEY BOARD.
The Rev. Dr. Burns, Chairman.
Thomas Gilmour, Esq of Prospect HilL Thomas Callender, Esq. Merchant.
George Lyall, Esq. Wine Merchant. John Scott, Esq. Banker.
James Miller, Esq. Merchant. John Hair, Esq. Manufacturer.
Medical Adviser, George Wylie, Esq. M.D.
John Crawford, Esq. Agent and Secy, to Local Board, Christie's Terrace.
GREENOCK BOARD.
Alexander Thomson, Esq. Banker, Chairman.
John Ker, Esq. Neil Brown, Esq.
Andrew Muir, Esq. Archibald Langwell, Esq.
Medical Adviser, John Speirs, Esq. M.D.
John Denniston, Esq. Agent and Secy, to Local Board.
BELFAST BOARD.
The Rev. James Morgan, Chairman.
The Rev. 'William Gibson. James Eraser, Esq.
Charles Thomson, Esq. William. N. Blow, Esq.
Medical Adviser, Henry M'Cormac, Esq. M.D.
Legal Adviser, Richard Davison, Esq.
Wm. D. Henderson, Esq. Agent and Secy, to Local Board.
liELi. A.NU bain, printers.
APPARATUS
FOR
VENTILATING AND WARMING
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, MANSIONS,
PRISONS, &c.
(By Her Majesty^s Eoyal Letters Patent.)
G. AND J. HADEN, ENGINEERS AND PATENTEES,
TROWBRIDGE, WILTSHIRE,
AND 8 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
G. & J. HADEN have for many years been extensively engaged in
Warming and Ventilating Public Buildings, Churches, Prisons, &c., and
they have recently designed and obtained a Patent for a Combined Radi-
ating Warm-Water Apparatus, which they can confidently recommend as
being Effective, Economical, and Durable.
The Apparatus consists of a Boiler, on a peculiar principle, to vi^hich
Pipes are attached, for the Circulation of Hot W'ater. The whole of the
Radiating Surface, for raising the temperature of the air, can never ex-
ceed that of Boiling Water, but will be generally worked at a temperature
of about 120 degrees.
This Apparatus being placed in connection with one set of Flues for in-
troducing fresh air, and another set for abstracting what is impure, is ca-
pable of maintaining an agreeable and uniform temperature, together with
a constant change of atmosphere in the most inclement seasons.
They are prepared to give Designs and Estimates for the above, includ-
ing all the working-drawings necessary for constructing the Flues, &c.
The Apparatus is manufactured by themselves, and in each case shall
be warranted to raise the temperature to any point that may have been
previously agreed upon.
[Over
COPY OF TESTIMONIALS
REFERRING PARTICULARLY TO THE
VENTILATION AND WARMING OF PRISONS.
Extracts froin 3(i and 4th Reports of the Inspectors of Prisons for
the Home District, presented to Parliament in the years 1838 and
1839.
VENTILATION OF CELLS.
The objects to be attained under this head are —
\st, The supply of a sufficient quantity of fresh air, and, wlicn necessary, of temperated
air, into each cell, without subjecting the occupier of it to any inconvenience from the
draft.
2d, The withdrawal of a like quantity of foul air.
3(^, That no additional facilities of communication between prisoners in adjoining
Cells should be afforded by the means made use of.
In the consideration of the means by which these objects could be secured, we have
had the advantage of the practical experience of those eminent Engineers, Messrs
Hadex of Trowbridge, who, on being placed in possession of our views and principles,
have devoted much time to the details of a system which has been adopted in order to
secure the conditions proposed.
Their Report on the subject is annexed in the Appendix of Third Report, November
1837.
(SignedJ WM. CRAWFORD, i ^ ^ ^ ^ .
WHITWORTn RUSSELL, I ^"^'^^'^'^'-^ of Pnsons.
J. JEBB, Captain Royal Engineers.
Copy of a Letter from Major Jehh, Royal Engineers.
45 Parliament Street, Yith February 1843.
Gextlemex, — I have now had sufficient experience of the new Hot Water Apparatus
you have designed and applied in warming three wings of Pentonville Prison, to be en-
abled to state to you that it fulfils all the conditions to which I directed your attention.
An equable temperature of from 52 to 58 degrees has been maintained in all the Cells,
under circumstances of great variation in external temperature. The consumption of
fuel has not exceeded from 2 to 2^cwt. of coal for sixty-six Cells, and the Ventilation or
quantity of fresh air introduced into each Cell has been from 30 to 45 cubic feet per
■minute. The cost of maintaining this temperature and ventilation has been about ^d.
per Cell for 24 hours.
You have now completed your contract with the Commissioners of Her Majesty's
AVoods and Forests, for works at Pentonville ; and I only do you justice in stating that
every thing you have undertaken has been executed in a manner which has proved your
practical skill and ability, and that all your engagements have been fulfilled with
straight-forward integrity. — I am, Ge.n'tlemen, your obedient servant.
To Messrs G. & J. Haden. (Signed) J. JEBB.
^1 [testimonials continued.]
►^ Copif of a Besolution of the Commissioners for the Government of the
4i Pcntonville Prison,
i
7iJ At a meeting of tlie Commissioners for tlic government of tlie Pentonville Prison
Jk^ held at tlie Prison, Saturday, 4tli March 1843.
^ Present LORD 'WIIARNCLIFrE, in the Chair.
^ THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
% Sir B. BRODIE, Bart.
■M MAJOR JEBB, Royal Engineers.
^ Mr CRAAVFORD.
'^ Mr RUSSELL.
4^ Resolved, —
'^ 1st, " That the results of the experiments on the "Warming and Ventilation of the
^^ Cells, wliich have been conducted under the Superintendance of Dr Owen Rees, be
3^ communicated to Messrs Haden.
Vg 2d, " That it be intimated to Messrs Haden that the Commissioners for the govern-
-^ ment of the Pentonville Prison, consider that these objects, so essential to the health
^ of tlie Prisoners, have been most successfully accomplished by them, and that all the
-fS arrangements which have been made for effecting the same are highly satisfactory."
-b (Signed) WHARNCLIFFE, Chairman.
1:
Extract from the Report of the Commissioners for the Government of
Pentonville Prison, presented to Parliament, March 1843.
Pentonville Prison, 4«A March 1843.
The construction and general arrangements of the Prison have been found most con-
venient in facilitating and promoting the administratiou of the discipline in all its
branches. The perfect Ventilation of the Cells, and the means of maintaining equal
and proper Temperature, have been most successfully accomplished, and cannot fail to
have a beneficial effect on the health of the Prisoners.
The system of Ventilation and Warming adopted in this Prison is so effective and
economical* that we cannot too strongly recommend its adoption in the Prisons
throughout this Countrv.
WHARNCLIFFE.
RICHMOND.
DEVON.
CHICHESTER.
J. RUSSELL.
CHARLES SHAW LE FEVRE.
B. C. BRODIE.
ROBERT FERGUSON.
J. JEBB.
WM. CRAWFORD.
WHITWORTH RUSSELL.
* In the coldest ■weather, of the present -winter the required degree of Temperature
and Ventilation was maintained at a cost of less than one half-penny per Cell, for 24
hours, although the cost of fuel was at London prices.
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(By Her Ilajesty's Royal Letters Patent.)
EOBIISON'S DEYmfi MACKIIl,
FOR DRYING WOOL, COTTON,
AND OTHER FIBROUS MATERIALS, IX THE MANUFACTURED AXD
UNMANUFACTURED STATE.
G. AND J. HADEN, ENGINEERS AND PATENTEES,
TROWBRIDGE, WILTSHIRE,
AND 8 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH,
Having purchased from Mr Robinson the Patent Right for Scotland,
of his Highly Valuable Discovery, beg to call Public attention to the great
advantages of the Machine, both as to Economy and Expedition, so amply
acknowledged from its Extensive use in England and elsewhere. They
are now prepared to supply the Machines, and have them forwarded to
any part of the Country.
This valuable invention, which is now universally adopted in France and
Prussia, offers to the Manufacturers of this Country advantages hitherto un-
known— Improvement in Colour, Economy in Labour, and Saving in Fuel.
This Machine, for dryhig by Atmospheric Air, is one of the most usefiil
Inventions ever offered to Manufacturers, and has already given universal
satisfaction to numerous Manufacturers of Woollen and Stuff Goods, as by
its means all kinds of Scoured and Dyed Wool, Woollen Cloths, Stuffs,
Baize, Flannels, Blankets, Mousseline de Laines, Merinos, and all similar
Fabrics, can be dried in the short space of ten minutes, leaving only suf-
ficient moisture to work and finish off the Goods.
To Dyei's of Worsted Yarns for Carpet-Making, this Machine ■will prove
peculiarly advantageous, since Worsted Yarns and Cloths can be put into
the Machine in bulk quite wet, and in less than ten minutes' woi'lang will
be sufficiently dry, leaving a suppleness of texture and brilHancy of colour
unattainable by heat.
It has been found equally valuable for Domestic pui-poses, in Drying all
sorts of Wearing Apparel, Bed and Table Linen, Rugs, Counterpanes, &c.,
and is now in constant use at many Large Establishments in the Kingdom,
such as the Middlesex and Surrey Lunatic Asylum, the Female Peniten-
tiary, Pentonville, Guy's Hospital, the W^ork-houses of St Martin 's-in-the-
Fields, and Lambeth, to all of which the Patentee begs to give reference.
The peculiar advantages of this Machine, over all others hitherto intro-
duced to the Public, are : — Its Simplicity of Construction — Extraoi'dinary
Dispatch — Economy in Labour and Fuel — Saving in the W^ear and Tear,
wringing being entirely obviated,— all combining to give advantages in
carrying on Laundry business, and completely overcoming the important
difficulties often experienced in Dx'ying.
EVERY INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION AT
8 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
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JXO. JOHKSTONE, PrINTEE, 18 SoCIH FREDERICK STREET.
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sxt-r coxK>vxts.
Greens for Oil.
Imp. Brunswick Green.
B. T.
Brunswick Green
„ Vienna do.
„ Navy do.
„ Saxou do.
Koyal Marine do.
Brig-hton do.
Paris do.
Chinese B. T. and T. T.
Brunswick B.T.&y.T,
Calais do.
Brunswick do.
Vienna do.
Navy do.
Saxon do.
Bragauza, B.T. & Y.T.
Olive Mineral do.
Emerald do.
Quakers' do.
Bronze do.
French Verdigris do.
Greens for'Water
Mineral Greens
Do. Pulp
Verditers, B.T. & T.T.
Olympian Green
Prussian do.
Damask do.
African do.
French do.
Emerald do.
Blues for Oil.
Chinese Blue
Prussian do.
Pure do.
Magnesia do.
Antwerp do.
Celestial do.
Brunswick do.
Mineral do.
Blues for 'UTater.
Blue Verditers
lefiner's do.
Waterloo Blue
Vlazarine do.
}amp do.
jndigo Blue "Wash
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Pinks.
Hose Pink
Dutch do.
English do.
Vellows.
Best Oi-ange Chrome.
„ Middle do.
„ Lemon do.
„ Primrose do,
2d9 Chromes ?
assorted Shades i
Drop Chinese
Patent Yellow Orange
Do. Primrose
Imperial Tellows.
Berlin do.
Ocbres.
Dutch, lump
„ washed
Native Ochre
Mineral do.
Gold do.
Italian do.
Welsh do.
Oxford do.
Koman do.
Leven do.
Keds.
Chinese Eed
Indian Eed
Venetian, lump
» powder
Vermillion Dutch
), Chinese
Antwerp Crimson
Tuscan Bed
Scarlet Lake
Crimson do.
Violet do.
Eose do.
Purple do.
Wet Lake
Euchrome
Browns.
Vandyke Brown
Turkey Umber
Do. Burnt
English do.
Terra de Sienna
Do. burnt
Browns.
Turcomona
Colcothar
Purple BroAvn
Euchrome
Spanish Brown
Paris do.
Blacks.
Imperial Drop Black
Pure Vegetable do.
Lamp do.
Do. in papers.
Blue black
Ivory do.
Do. in packet
-wmtes.
Flake White
Satin do.
Paris do.
Chalk
Whiting
Xeads.
White Lead
Eed do.
Orange do.
Mexican Lead
Do. in packages
Chinese Lustre
Do. in packages
Spanish Lead
Do. Powder for
Machinery.
IXTasbing Blues.
Thumb Blue, No. 1.
Do. 2.
Do. 3.
Do. 4.
Queen's Blue, No. 1.
Do. 2.
Do. 3.
Do. 4.
Cblccorles^
Chiccory Koot in Bond
Do. Genuine Powder.
Do. No. 1. do.
Do. No. 3. do.
Mustards.
Double Super. Mustard
Superfine do,
Fine do
mustards.
Seconds do.
Thirds do.
D.S.F. do. in Packet's
Oils.
Patent Lamp Oil.
Linseed do.
Boiled do.
Kefined do.
Rape do.
Sperm do.
Pale Seal do.
Whale do.
Castor do.
Do, do. in bottles
Spirits Turpentine
Eectified Spirits Tar.
Brown do,
OIIi P.aXXTTS
White Paints, lst,2d,3cl
Japan Green,
Brunswick, var. Shades
Vienna do.
Navy do.
Saxon Jo.
Eoyal Marine do.
Olive do.
Invisible do.
Blue & YeUow do.
Chinese 'do.
Venetian do.
Red, Black and brown
Chocolate
Lead colour
Turkey Umber
English do.
Permanent Grcgn
Anti-Corrosion Paints,
assorted Shades
VAB.I9JXSHES.
Coacb IMCakers'
Best Body Copal
,, Carriage
„ Black Japan
„ Gold Size
„ Oil do.
Painters* So.
Best body
Polishing Copal
Superfine Cabinet
Varnlsbes.
Fine Carriage
„ Oak
„ Mahogany
„ Black Japan
„ Gold Size
„ Mastic
White Copal for Paper
Hangings
White Hard Spirits
Brown do.
Turpentine Varnish
Green do.
French Polish
Brunswick black
Dryers.
PATENT GROUND
Sugar Lead
White Copperas Frencli
Litharge, rough
sxruarBxtiES.
Cream of Tartar
Arrow Root & Senna
Flour & Roll Sulphur
Segars
Jamaica Ginger
Barbadoes do.
St. Vincent's do.
Ground Gingers
Calcined Magnesia
Epsom Salts
Carbonate Soda
Soda and Alum
Windsor Soap
Logwood Chips
Green Copperas
Rotten Stone
Do. in Packets
Emery & Emery Cloth
Glass & Clolh Paper
Putty & Roman Cement
Glue & Mastic
Pitch, Rosin, & Sponge
ChemicalPolishingPaste
Dutch Metal
Painters' brushes
Palate Knives.
Pumice Stone >
Gold, Silver, & Coppe'' *
Bronze
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
IN NEAT pflcifi>ftps c<^p ^^"^T,;?,;,:
■mrnitnitll
DAWSOP^'S PATENT DRIER.
The superiorily of tliis Drier over all otliers, (it being well attested Ly some of the most eminent Paint-
ers), in causing all kinds of Paints, to dry in a miich shorter period, than can be obtained by the use of
any other Driers known to the trade. It is particularly recommended for Ship Painting, out of door Work,
or Public Offices, where qiiick dispatch is required. W. D. begs 'to intimate, that in consequence of
various spurious compositions having been sent out in Powder, and other Shapes, as Patent Drier, to the
detriment of the Genuine Article, to prevent such impositions in future, each Cask willbe branded " DAW-
SON'S PATENT DRIER."
JV.B. — None are Genuine unless Branded as above.
DAWSOfSJ'S ROYAL VICTORIA BLUE,
To Ladies who are particular in the appearance and colour of their MUSLINS, LACES, and general FA-
MILY LINEN — to Laundresses, who would save themselves expense and repeated labour of fresh rins-
ings—should use only DAWSON'S ROYAL VICTORIA BLUE ; it can with confidence be recommend-
ed, as being superior to any other Blue for colouring water fit for rinsings, and imparting a beautiful and
lasting whiteness to the various products of the Loom To test the superiority of Dawson's Royal Victoria
Blue over all others offered for sale, the following easy experiments can be made to prove the fact, viz. —
Take two wine glasses of clear water — get a fig of the very best blue you can procure, and dissolve a small
portion in one of the glasses; in the otlier glass, dissolve a little of Dawson's Royal Victoria Blue; let
them stand for a short time, and you will see the reason why the Blues in general use get into the plaits,
and otherwise leave specks and blotches on the Linen ; the colouring matter in them is insoluble and will
not mix with water, but falls to the bottcm in muddy flakes, and particles, being merely, and during agitation
only, a dark dingy colour in the water. — Dawson's Royal Victoria Blue, on the contrary, combines with the
water, and gives it the true Smalts, or Powder Blue Colour, but it is superior even to smalts in this respect,
that it is held in perfect solution, and never " settles" thus, while the fig Blues dry on the Linen in patches,
this unequalled BUie enters with the water, into the minutest part of the fabric, and hence arises the beauty,
clearness, and permanency of the whiteness it. imparts.
Price One Penny per Cake, which will colour upwards of 30 gallons water, to be used as Stone Blues,
but in smaller portions- — the colouring matter being so much stronger.
To Gicncis of t^tcam Boat:', founders, Gas CVs, 4"c.
DAWSOr^'S PATENT JOliSSTir^G POWDER,
The Patent Jointing Powder is particularly recommended for Jointing Steam, Water, and Gas Pipes, Gas-
ometers, Stone, Water Tanks, &c. as it will be found to surpass White or Red Lead, in making Joints (and su-
perior to Iron Rust), where disjiatch is required, as Steam Heat can be applied immediately to the Joint
made with the Patent Jointing Powder; Prepared Oil, and Directions for Use, will be sent with the Powder.
The following are a few of tlie advantages in using Dawson's Patent Jointing Powder, which is now so gene-
rally used and approved for uniting the Joints of Steam Pipes, &c : — A Joint put together with this Powder,
and heat applied, will, in three or four hours become perfectly hard, and from its peculiar property of pre-
serving the surface of the metal, a joint may be very soon disunited. It will harden under water, and when
once set, no art can soften it again. It can be used in the form of tliick paint for the inside joints of New
Boilers, to prevent what are called Blows or Leaks and corrosion. Leaky old Boilers can be kept in good
working condition for some months after being painted inside with the Patent Jointing Powder, which must
belaid onto the consistency of thick cream. When, hard it will stand a considerable degree of heat, and
can he used about Metal Flues leading from Shop Stoves, or Repairs of Furnaces. To Owners of Steam
Boats, Gas Companies, &c., it is particularly recommended, for dispatch, durability, and economy, and will
also be found superior to any cement or mastic in use for Jointing Water Tanks, Steam Pipes, &c.
ALL THE ABOVE ARE MANUFACTURED AT THE
North British Blue asid Colour Works, Blbe Street, Leith.
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