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UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF FRANCIS ABBOTT. ESQUIRE,
SECRETARY TO THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND.
POST-OFFICE
EDINBURe AND LEITH DIRECTORY
/^^.
1854-55. ^^
COMPRISING, AMONG OTHER INFORMATION,
GENERAL AND STREET DIRECTORY;
PROFESSIONS, TRADES, AND LAW DIRECTORY ;
COUNTY DIRECTORY;
PARLIAMENTARY, PUBLIC OFFICE, AND BANK DIRECTORY;
POSTAGE AND CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY;
INSURANCE DIRECTORY;
ETC. ETC, ETC,
FOETY-NINTH ANNUAL PUBLICATION.
EDINBURGH:
PRINTED BY J. A. BALLANTYNE.
PRICE FIVE SHILLINGS.
NOTICE.
The Proprietors of the Edinburgh and Leith Post-Office
Directory have again the honour of submitting to the Public
another Yolume of the PubHcation, being the Forty-ninth ;
and they avail themselves of the renewed opportunity of
expressing their grateful thanks for the kind support and
patronage they continue to receive.
General Post-Office, Edinburgh,
26th May 1854.
GENERAL INDEX.
of Edinb
e City
XLIII
317
XXVI
363
323
323
vm
VII
361
422
Quarters, 424
418
326
XXXV
324
324
323
322
323
322
356
from one
PAOB
316
324
II
AccouBtants,
Admiral and Bailie Courts of Leitli,
Advertisements of Insurance Companies,
(Following p. 428.)
Advertisements, Miscellaneous,
Advocates
Assessed Taxes,
Bank Directory,
Bailie and Sequestration Court for th
Burgh Ten-merk Court,
Calendar, 1854-55, . ,
Calendar, Counting-house, .
CUURCH DlRECTORV,
Carriers, with their Quarters,
Carriers ; Judex to their Names and
Conveyance Directory,
County Directory,
Index to places in the County
County Meetings,
County Police,
Court of Chancery, .
Court of Justiciary, .
Court of Police,
Court of Session,
Customs, Port of Leith,
Days, Table shewing the number of,
month to another,
Excise Office,
Ferry Steam-boat Passages,
General Directory
Hackney-coach Regulations,
Hackney-coach Fares,
Her Majesty's Chief Officers of State
High Water at Leith, 1854-55
Holidays at Banks and Public Office
Interest Tables,
Insurance Companies. See Insurance Directory i
Justice of Peace Small Debt Court, . . 323
Justice of Peice Court, Dalkeith, . . 323
Law Directory. .... 316
Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh, . 355
Magistrates and Council of Leith, . . 356
Mail-coach Routes from Edinburgh, . 416
Markets, Weekly, in Scotland, . . 425
Medical Institutions, . . . 360
Members of Parliament for Scotland, . 353
Messengers-at-arms, . . . 325
Military Establishment, . . . 356
Names Ton Late fir Insertion, . . xl
Newspapers in Scotland, . . . 426
Newspapers publislicd in London, . . 426
Newspapers published in Dublin, . . 428
Packet Vessels from Leith and Granton, . 419
Parliamentary Directory, . . 349
Parochial Board of the City, . . 357
Parochial Board of Canongate, . . 357
Parochial Board of St Cuthbert's, . . 358
Parochial Board of South Leith, . . 358
Peers of Scotland, .... 351
Peers of Scotland, Representative . . 353
Police Station Houses, . . . 377
Post-Office (General), Edinburgh, . . 369
Adhesive Stamps and Envelopes, . 369
Adhesive Stamps to Foreign Countries, 373
Arrival and Despatch of MaUs, . 387
Ditto Foreign Mai's . . . 377
Articles which may not be sent by Post, 360
XV
356
420
41
429
431
349
VIII
VII
XIV
Post-Office continued : —
Books Inland, Regulations for, , 370
Bojks sent at reduced rates to certain
Colonies, .... 374
Delivery of Letters in Edinburgh, . 388
Despatcbes, .... 387
Foreign and Colonial Letters and News-
papers, General Regulations, . 372
Foreign and Colonial Mails, Times of
Despatch and Arrival in Edinburgh, 377
Illegal Conveyance of Letters, . . 369
Inland Postage and General Regulations, 369
Letters not to be delivered back, . 369
Letters not to be sealed with wax when
seat to warm climates, . . 373
Money Order Office, Regulations, &c. 389
Newspapers, and Supplements to, . 370
Newspapers in the Channel Islands and
^ Isle of Man, . . . .371
Newspapers and Periodicals charged for
Irregularities, . . . 374
Newspapers and Prices Current to the
Colonies and F^oreign Countries, . 373
Non-commissioned Officers', Seamen's, and
Soldiers' Letters, serving Abroad, . 376
— Officers of General Post-Office, . 357
Overcharges, Delays, &c., . . 369
— — Periodical Publications to and from
France, &c., .... 374
Petitions to Parliament, . . 369
Persons exempt from Sbip Letter Postage, 372
Post Towns in Scotland,
- Post Towns in England and Wales,
- Post Towns in Ireland,
- Prices Current, and Commercial Lists,
- Prices Current to Foreign Countries,
- Printed Books Forv.arded under certain
Regulations,
- Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parlia
ment, ....
- Do. do. do. to the Colonies, &c.,
- Rates of Book Postage,
- Rates of Postage on Inland Letters,
- Rates of Postage on Letters and News-
papers to the Colonies and Foreign
Countries, ....
- Receiving-houses in Edinburgh and Leith, 388
- Re-directed Letters, . . . 369
- Re-directed Letters to and from France
&c.,
- Re-directed Letters — Officers, Soldiers,
and Seamen,
- Re-directed Letters — Foreign, Colonial,
and Sbip, ....
- Re -directed Newspapers to and from
France, &c., ....
- Registered Letters,
- Registered Letters — Foreign, Colonial,
and Ship, ....
- Ship Letters, ....
- Stamped Publications, not being News-
papers, ....
- Do. do. do. to places Abroad,
- Unpaid Letters to Places abroad,
- Weight of Foreign Letters,
- Writing or Marks >m Newspapers,
!atory Note, ....
390
398
412
371
373
370
371
374
370
369
378
375
376
375
375
370
375
372
371
374
372
372
371
GENEKAL INDEX.
PAGE
Pkofessions axd Trades Directory, . 276
Public Offices, . • • .355
Public Offices, with the Hours of Attendance, 358
Rates for Carters, . . . .435
Rates for Chimney-sweepers, . . 436
Rates of Porterage, .... 434
Revenue, Inland — Edinburgh, . . 356
Road Court, 321
Salaries, Table for Calculation of, . . vn
Session-Clerks' Offices, . . . 359
Session-Clerks' Offices, Leith, . . 359
Sheriffs of the Counties, . . .320
Sheriff Court. . . . .320
Sheriff SmaU Debt Court, . . .320
Solicitors, ..... 316
Stage Coaches from Edinburgh, . . 422
Stamp and Legacy Duties,
Steamers from Leith and Granton, .
Steamers from Glasgow,
Steamers from other Ports in Scotland,
Steamers from principal Ports in England,
Steamers from principal Ports in Ireland,
Steamers on the Perries,
Street Directory, .
Streets, Squares, &c.. List of.
Terms in Scotland and England
Town Council, Committees of.
University of Edinburgh,
Weekly Markets in Scotland,
Writers, ....
Writers to the Signet,
PAGE
xvr
419
419
419
420
420
420
192
XX vm
VII
356
360
425
INDEX TO ^MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Artificial Limbs and Bandages, J. Henry, 29
West Register street, . . . liii
Artists' and Mechanics' Tools, T. Russell, 6
and 7 Hunter square, . . . Li
Bullion Dealer, Goldsmith, Lapidary, and
Jeweller, Wm. Mortimer, 18 North bridge lvi
Card, John Lough, 19 William street, . lii
Carvers, Gilders, &c., Ciceri & Pini, 81 Leith
street . . . . . li
Chemist, G. Macdonald, 7 Duke Street . lviii
Clothing — Ready-made and Second-hand : —
Pat. Conway & Co., 4 St Mary's wynd, . Lvi
James Doherty, 2 St Mary's wynd, . liv
James M'lver, 25 St Mary's wynd . LV
Coals, George Baigrie, St Leonard's, . lv
Thomas Baigrie, Scotland street station, iv
Charles Brown, St Leonard's, . . lv
Coltness (Wishaw) . . . xlv
Thos. Dixon & Son, 1 St Leonard street, lv
Edmonstone Coal and Fire-brick Works,
St Leonard's Depot, . . . lv
J. Kinlay, 1 N. B. Railway station, . lv
Sloan & Stoddart, Leith Walk, , lvi
Dressing-Case and Fancy Work-box manu-
facturers, Wilson and Co., 71 George street xlvii
Dyers and Scourers, F. & W. Cooper Hay, 1
Heriot pi., Leith walk, and 11 Fred. st. . liv
; P. & R. Hay, 5 South St
David street, .... liv
Dyer, H. Wortham, 1 Queen street, and 50
London street, .... liv
Education :--
Francalanza's Gymnasium, under Music
Hall, ..... liii
Scottish Institution for Young Ladies, 9
Moray place, .... XLiv
United Industrial School, 56 High street, xlii
Edinburgh Collegiate Institution, M. OUen-
• dorff, 7 Great King street . . L
Southern District Academy, Mr Sibbald,
23 St Patrick square . . . l
Mr Adam's School, 27 St James' square . l
Engineering, Practical and Consulting, Robert
Thornton, 60 North bridge, . . lii
English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered
Bank .....
Engraver and Lithographer, Philip B. Watt,
Equitable Loan Company, George Edge, 4
Milne square ....
Firewood Factory, foot of Leith walk,
Fishing-tackle Makers, Bird-stuffers, &c.,
Wilson & Co., 34 Princes street, .
Household Furnishings, J. Charles, 20 Brough-
ton street, ....
Lapidary, Gavin Young, Blanfield row, near
Cauonmills, ....
London Newspapers and Periodicals, H.
Robinson, 11 Greenside street,
Newspapers, J. Sutherland & Co., 12
xnv
xlii
LIII
lvi
Calton street, .... lii
Malt Liquors, Henry Bird, . . LViii
Money Loan Office, Robert Wilson, 39 South
bridge, ..... liii
Money to Lend, W. C. f'oole, 35 South bridge, nv
National Security Savings Bank, Head of
Mound, ..... XLVi
Optician, Thomas Dunn, 50 Hanover street, xlvii
Plumbers and Brassfounders, Hume & Mel-
ville, 1 Register place, . . . li
Railway Carriers, Pickford & Co. , . . xlviii
Sail-cloth and Patent Cordage Store, W. Cal-
der, 21 and 22 Commercial place, Leith, lvii
Shipping Company, London, Leith, Edinburgh,
and Glasgow, 9 Waterloo place, and Upper
Drawbridge, Leith, . . . xlix
Steam Navigation Company, The General, 21
Waterloo place. .... xlviii
Surgeon-Dentist, W. F. Vernon, 80 Princes st, l
Typefoiinders, James Marr & Co,, 27 and 29
New street, . . . .lii
Umbrella Manufacturer, John Smith, 78
Princes street .... xliv
Venetian Blinds, G. Laing, 70 Potterrow, . liii
Waste Paper Purchased, G. Adcock, 50 High
street, ..... liii
Whips, G. & J. Leggat, 4 Brown square, . lih
Wire-work, Smith & Son, 219 High Street xliv
A TABLE
Showing, by the Dominical Letter, the Day of the Month and Week in
any Year of the Nineteenth Century.
Dominical Letters for the Years
1800 to 1899 inclusive.
D. C. B. A. G.
1800|1801,1802 1S03 |I804jl805
18061807' 1808 1809 181o'l811
I I I ■ _i_
J1812 1813 1814 18151 1816
18171818 18191
11824 1825 1826,1827
18281829 1830 1831
1836 1837 1838 1839
[1840 184ri842 1843 1844
18451846 18471 |1848 1849il850
DAYS OF THE JIONTH AND WEEK, FKOM
1800 TO 1899 INCLUSIVE.
18511 jl852 1853 1854 1655
1856 1837 1858 1859, |1860 1861
1862 1863| 1 1864 1865 1866 1867
|1868 1869 1870 1871 1 |l872
1873 1874 1875j 11876 1877 1878
I I I • ' i_
18791 11880 1881 1882 18831
1884^1885|1886,1887| J1888 1889
1890,18911 118921893 1894 1805
1896 1897 189818991
10
1 Fr
2 Sa
4! M
5 Tu
6 W
7 Th
8 Fr
9 Sa
I s
n: M
12 Tu
13 w
14 Th
15 Fr
16 Sa
17, j S
18 M
19; Tu
20 W
21 Th
22 Fr
23 Sa
24 ! S
25 M
;26 Tu
i27| W
i28 Th
29 Fr
30 Sa
I S
111
11 Th
2: Fr
3 Sa
51 M
6l Tu
7; AV
8, Th
9' Fr
10 Sa
s
il2' M
113 Tu
il4 W
115 Th
16: Fr
171 Sa
18' I S
[19 M
l20 Tu
!2i!w
22 Th
23' Fr
24 1 Sa
f25: I S
20 M
27, Tu
28 "W
29 Th
30 Fr
31, Sa
1 W
2 Th
3, Fr
4' Sa
6l M
7| Tu
8] W
9 Th
10 Fr
111 Sa
s
13' M
14| Tu
15j W
16 Th
171 Fr
18! Sa
20 M
21 Tu
22' W
23' Th
24; Fr
25, Sa
s
27 [ M
28 1 Tu
29| W
30j Th
31 Fr
II Tu
2 W
3, Th
4: Fr
5, Sa
7 M
8; Tu
9, W
lOi Th
11 Fr
12! Sa
13 S
U\ M
15, Tu
16j AV
171 Th
18' Fr
19, Sa
2o: I s
21 i M
22 1 Tu
23 W
24' Th
251 Fr
26] Sa
27! S
28 M
29 Tu
30 W
31 Th
li M
2 Tu
3|W
4 Th
5 Fr
6 Sa
8 M
9! Tu
10: W
111 Th
I2I Fr
is; Sa
I 8
151 M
16: Tu
17 \V
18 Th
19! Fr
;o Sa
s
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
s
M
29
30
31' W
JANU-\EY, .
FEBRUARY,
MARCH,
APRIL,
MAT,
junt;,
JULY,
E. F.
AUGUST,
SEPTEMBER,
OCTOBER,
NOVEMBER,
DECEMBER,
Explanation'. — Tn the Left-hand Table are the years of the Century, and above each is the Dominical
Letter corresponding with that Year. Then, opposite to the Month, at the foot of the Ripht-hand Table,
will be found a corresponding Letter, over wjiich are jilaced the Days of the Month and Week for that Month
(distinguisMng the Sundays by a different t\-pe). 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 February iii everj' Leap Year, and for the other months, use th©
Letters belonging to the respective Years.
By transposing the Dominical Letters, this Calendar would answer for any Century.
COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR, 1854-55.
Bank Holidays are marked *
JcxE 1854.
September 1854.
December 1854.
March 1855.
Sun.
. . 4 11 18 25
Sun.
. . . 3 10 17 24
Sun.
. 3 10 17 24 31
Sun.
. . . 4 11 18 25
Mon.
. . 5 12 19 26
Mon.
. . . 4 11 18 25
Mon.
. 4 11 18*25
Mon.
. . . 5 12 19 26
Tues.
. . e 1.3*20 27
Tues.
. . . 5 12 19 26
Tues.
. 5 12 19 26
Tues.
. . . 6 13 20 27
Wed. .
. . 7 14 21*28
Wed.
. . . 6 13 20 27
Wed.
. 6 13 20 27
Wed.
. . . 7 14 21 28
Thur. .
. 1 8 15 22 29
Thur.
. . . 7 14 21 28
Thur.
. 7 14 21 28
Thur.
. . 1 8 15 22 :i9
Frid. .
. 2 9 16 23 30
Frid. .
. . 1 8 15 22 29
Frid.
. 1 8 15 22 29
Frid.
. . 2 9 16 23 30
Sat. . .
. 3 10 17 24
Sat. .
. . 2 9 16 23 30
Sat. .
. i: 9 16 23 30
Sat. .
. . 3 10 17 21 31
J
ULT 1854.
October 1854.
January 1855.
April 1855.
Sun.
. 2 9 16 23 80
Sun.
. 1 8 15 22 29
Sun.
. . 7 14 21 28
Sun.
. . 1 8 15 22 29
Mon.
. 3 10 17 24 31
Mon.
. 2 9 16 23 30
Mon. .
. *1 8 15 22 29
Mon.
■..29 16 23 30
Tues. .
. 4 11 18 25
Tues.
. 3 10 17 24 31
Tues.
. 2 9 16 23*30
Tues.
. . 3 10 17 24
Wed. .
. 5 12 19 26
Wed.
. 4 11 18 25
Wed.
. 3 10 17 24 31
Wed.
. . 4 11 18 25
Thur. .
. 6 13 20 27
Thur.
. 5 12 19 26
Thurs.
. 4 11 18 25
Thur.
. . 5 12 19 26
Frid. .
. 7 14 21 28
Frid.
. 6 13 20 27
Frid.
. 5 12 19 26
Frid.
. . *0 13 20 27
Sat. . .
1 8 15 22 29
Sat. .
. 7 14 21 28
Sat. .
. G 13 20 27
Sat. .
. . 7 14 21 28
Au
GCST 1854.
November 1854.
February 1855.
Mat 1855.
Sun. . .
. . 6 13 20 27
Sun. .
. . *5 12 19 26
Sun.
. . 4 11 18 25
Sun.
. . . C 13 20 27
Mon.
. . 7 14 21 28
Mon.
. . . 6 13 20 27
Mon.
. 5 12 19 26
Mon.
. . . 7 14 21 28
Tues. .
. 1 8 15 22 29
Tues.
. . . 7 14 21 28
Tues.
. . . 6 13 20 27
Tues.
. . 1 8 15 22*29
Wed. .
. 2 9 16 23 30
Wed.
. 1 8 15 22 29
Wed.
. . 7 14 21 28
Wed.
. . 2 9 16 23 30
Thur. .
. 3 10 17 24 31
Thur.
. 2 9 16 23 30
Thur.
. 1 8 15 22
Tliur.
. . 3 10 17*24 31
Frid. .
. 4 11 18 25
Frid.
. 3 10 17 24
Frid.
. 2 9 16 23
Frid.
. . 4 11 18 25
Sat. . .
. 5 12 19 26
Sat. .
. 4 11 18 25
Sat. .
. 3*10 17 24
Sat. .
. . 5 12 19 26
BANK HOLIDAYS.
Queen's Accession, June 20
Queen's Coronation, June 28
Gunpowder Plot,.... Nov. 5
Christmas Day, Dec. 25
New Year's Day, Jan. 1
Martyrdom of King Charles I Jan. SO
Queen's Marriage, Feb. 10
Good Friday, Apiil 6
The Queen's Birthday, May 24
Restoration of King Charles II May 29
TERMS m SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND.
Candlemas Feb. 2
Wliitsunday, May 15
Lammas, Aug. 1
^Martinmas, Nov. 11
Lady Day, March 25
Midsummer, June 24
Michaelmas Day, Sipt. 29
Christmas, Dec. 25
When a Scotch Term falls on Sunday, the following Monday is considered the Term-Day.
sometimes erroneously supposed to fall on tlie 2d August.
Lammas is
CALCULATION OF SALARIES, &c., from £1 to £150 per annum.
£ s.
0 18
1 0
1 1
1 8
I 5
1 6
1 8
1 10
1 11
1 13
Day.
If the sum be Guineas, not Pounds, for each Guinea add a penny to each month, or a farthing to each week.
CALENDAR FOR 1854-55.
JUNE 1854.
D. II. M. MOON'S PHASES.
Second Quarter 4 0 40 m. I Last Quarter
Full Moon 10 1130 a. New Moon ...
D. n. M.
17 2 14 4..
25 0 2 a.
SUNDAY.S, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
Nicomede
Wliitsun. or Pentecost
Boniface Ep
11 St Barna .the Apostle
Trinity Sunday
St K\\ianil'".'.'.'.'\.'..'..
1st Sun. after Trinity.
20 Tra. King Edv.ard.
* Queen's Ace. 1837. ...
.5. en. Can. 1h. 8m. a..
21 Sum.com. — L.Day
24 Midsummer Day....
St John Baptist born...
2d Sun. after Trinity..
*Coron. of Queen, 1838
St Peter the Apostle.^..
SUN.
Rises.
Sets.
n. M.
n. M.
3 38
8 42
3 38
8 44
3 37
8 45
3 36
8 46
3 35
8 47
3 34
8 48
3 33
8 50
3 32
8 52
3 31
8 53
3 30
8 54
3 30
8 54
3 29
8 55
3 29
8 56
3 29
8 57
3 28
8 58
3 28
8 58
3 28
8 59
3 28
9 0
3 28
9 0
3 28
9 0
3 28
9 0
3 28
9 0
3 29
9 1
3 29
9 1
3 29
9 1
3 30
9 1
3 31
9 1
3 31
9 1
3 32
9 0
3 32
9 0
Declination
North.
22° 3' 24"
22 11 24
22 19 1
22 2G 15
22 33 4
22 39 31
22 45 33
22 51 12
22 56 26
23 1 16
23 5 42
23 9 44
23 13 21
23 16 34
23 19 22
23 21 4fi
23 23 45
23 25 19
23 26 28
23 27 13
23 27 33
23 27 28
23 26 58
23 26 4
23 24 45
23 23 0
23 20 52
23 18 18
23 15 20
23 11 58
Equation
of Time.
Clock aft.
& bef.Sun,
Age.
0 58
0 46
0 34
0 22
aft.
bef.
0
0
0
0 54
1 7
KOON.
Rises,
n. M.
8m 3
9 18
10 38
11 58
la 20
2 43
4 10
5 43
7 21
8 58
10 23
11 25
Om 5
0 29
0 45
0 57
4a 48
5 34
G 18
7 2
7 46
8 32
9 20
10 13
11 10
0to13
1 19
2 25
3 28
4 27
5 20
6 8
6 54
7 38
8 21
9 5
9 50
10 37
11 25
0al6
Sets.
H. M.
0Hi52
13
27
37
46
56
5
14
23
48
22
14
24
0
8 36
10 8
11 35
Oa 59
2 20
3 38
4 57
6 16
7 30
8 40
9 40
10 24
10 55
11 18
11 34
11 46
UIGH WATEB
AT LEITH.
Mom.
U. M.
5 40
6 29
7 22
8 27
9 38
10 39
11 32
0 40
1 29
2 13
3 2
3 54
4 46
5 41
6 40
7 45
8 50
9 57
10 53
11 48
0 13
1 0
1 43
2 22
2 58
3 33
4 7
4 45
5 20
Even
n. M.
6 2
6 55
7 53
9 2
10 10
11 6
11 50
0 IV
1 3
1 52
2 38
3 28
4 18
5 U
6 10
7 11
8 20
9 26
10 24
11 2S
o'ss
1 21
2 2
2 40
3 16
3 50
4 25
5 3
5 41
JULY 1854.
D. H. M. MOOX'S PHASES.
Second Quarter 3 0 52 a.
Full Moon 10 G 25 ii.
Last Quarter.,
New Moon
17 0 25 M.
25 3 16 H.
SCXDATS, nOLIDATS,
&C.
Visita. of B. V. Marv.
3d Sun. after Trinity..
Dog Days begin
St Mattin translated...
Thomas a Beckct
ith Sun. after Trinity..
St sVitiiin traiisi. 862.
5th Sun. after Trinity.
20 St Margaret "v
Court of Session rises.
St Magdalene
6tt Sun. after Trinity.
23 Sun en.liBofih Om m.
St James Ap. mart. 43
St Anne
Tlh Sun. after Trinity..
STIN.
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
3 33
9 0
3 34
8 59
3 35
8 59
3 36
8 58
3 37
8 57
3 38
8 56
3 39
8 55
3 41
8 55
3 42
8 54
3 43
8 53
3 45
8 51
3 46
8 50
3 47
8 49
3 48
8 48
3 50
8 47
3 52
8 46
3 58
8 45
3 55
8 43
3 56
8 42
3 58
8 40
3 59
8 39
4 1
8 37
4 2
8 36
4 4
8 34
4 6
8 32
4 7
8 31
4 9
8 29
4 11
8 27
4 13
8 25
4 14
8 24
4 16
8 22
Declination
North.
23° 8' 11"
23 4 0
22 59 25
22 54 25
22 49 2
22 43 15
22 37 4
22 30 30
22 23 32
22 16 12
22 8 28
22 0 22
21 51 53
21 43 1
21 33 47
21 24 12
21 14 14
21 3 54
20 53 14
20 42 12
20 30 40
20 19 5
20 7 1
19 54 36
19 41 52
19 28 48
19 15 24
19 1 41
18 47 40
18 33 20
18 18 41
Equation
of Time.
Clock
bef. Sun.
Age.
MOON.
Rises.
H. M.
9m 43
11 0
Oa 21
10 31
10 50
11 4
11 14
11 23
11 31
11 41
11 53
Cm 7
0 29
10 8
11 28
ia 59
5 41
6 25
7 10
7 59
8 53
9 52
10 56
Om
1
6 19
7 3
7 48
8 34
9 22
10 12
11 2
11 53
Oa 42
Sets.
H. M.
11a 56
Om 3
0 12
0 21
0 33
0 48
1
1
2
4
G
7
14
55
59
26
3
41
9 13
10 40
Oa 2
1 25
2 45
4 3
5 20
6 32
7 35
8 24
8 59
9 24
9 41
9 54
10 4
10 12
10 20
10 29
HIGH WATEE
AT LEITH.
Mom.
H. M.
6 3
6 50
7 45
8 43
9 46
10 45
11 42
0 11
1 8
2 3
2 55
3 48
4 36
5 27
6 18
7 11
8 5
9 4
10 9
11 7
o'se
1 25
2 7
2 45
3 20
3 51
4 25
5 0
5 37
6 19
Even.
H. M.
6 28
7 15
8 12
9 14
10 17
11 16
042
1 35
2 30
3 22
4 11
5 2
5 53
6 45
7 35
8 35
9 38
10 36
11 41
0 9
1 2
1 45
2 25
3 2
3 35
4 7
4 42
5 17
5 56
6 40
CALENDAR FOR 1854-55.
IX
AUGUST 1854.
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7
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8
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9
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10
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Fr
12
Sa
13
R
14
M
15
Tn
16
W
17
Th
18
Fr
19
Sa
20
S
21
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22
Tu
23
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24
Th
25
Fr
26
Sa
27
R
28
U
29
Tu
80
W
31
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Second Quarter ... 1
Full Moon 8
H. M.
10 28 a.
1 17 a.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quarter 15 1 DO a.
New Moon 23 6 0 A.
D. n. M.
Second Quarter.... 31 6 7 m.
SUNBATS, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
Lammas Day
G Transfiguration
6P. Al. Er.Alb.l). 1844
Sih Sun. after Trinity.
Name of iTesus
St Lawrence
Dog Days end
Grouse & Ptar. sli. beg.
Slh Sun. after Trinity..
13 Lammas Day, 0. S.
Assump. of B. V. Mary
Duch. ofKen'tb. 178G...
2Q BlackCock shoot, beg.
lOt/i Sua. after Trinity
Sun era. Vir. Oft. 30 m. a
St Bartholomew Ap
Prince Albert b. iiH.
llth Sun. after Trinity
St Augustine
St John Baptist beh. ...
SUN.
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
4 18
8 20
4 20
8 18
i 22
8 16
4 24
8 14
4 26
8 12
4 27
8 9
i 29
8 7
4 31
8 5
4 33
8 3
4 35
8 1
4 38
7 58
4 40
7 56
4 42
7 54
4 43
7 51
4 45
7 49
4 47
7 47
4 50
7 44
4 52
7 42
4 53
7 39
4 55
7 37
4 57
7 35
4 59
7 33
5 1
7 30
5 3
7 27
5 5
7 25
5 7
7 23
5 9
7 20
5 11
7 18
5 13
7 15
5 15
7 13
5 16
7 10
Declination
North.
18° 3' 45"
17 48 31
33 0
17 11
1 6
44 45
28 7
11 13
54 4
36 39
19 0
1 5
42 56
24 34
5 57
47 6
28 3
8 46
49 17
29 35
9 42
49 36
29 20
8 52
48 14,
27 26
6 27
45 19
24 2
2 36
41 1
Equation
of Time.
Clock
bef. Sun.
2
2
1
1
I
1
0 50
0 32
0 14
MOON.
Age.
Rises,
u. M.
Oa 52
2 19
3 52
5 24
6 46
7 48
8 27
8 51
9 58
10 12
10 29
10 57
11 34
0m25
1 29
2 43
4 1
5 19
6 37
7 56
9 16
10 39
Oa 5
1 36
3 6
Souths.
H. M.
5a 53
6 42
7 37
8 37
9 41
10 47
11 51
0?n52
1 47
43
30
18
8 7
8 58
9 48
10 38
11 26
Oa 12
0 56
6 27
Sots.
H. M.
10a 40
10 52
11 9
11 44
0?n 35
1 50
3 24
5 3
6 40
8 12
9 40
11 5
Oa 28
49
22
29
22
1
29
49
8 2
8 12
8 20
8 29
8 36
8 46
8 59
9 15
9 40
HIGH WATEE
AT LEITII.
Morn.
H. M.
7 2
7 56
8 56
10 10
11 22
1 1
1 59
2 51
3 35
4 20
5 4
5 46
6 28
7 15
8 7
9 12
10 27
11 43
0 15
1 7
1 51
2 26
2 59
3 30
4 1
4 32
5 7
5 43
6 27
7 17
Even.
H. M.
7 27
8 25
9 34
10 46
11 56
0 29
1 30
2 25
3 13
3 59
4 42
5 24
6 8
6 53
7 44
8 39
9 50
11 4
0 44
1 29
2 8
2 43
3 15
3 44
4 16
4 50
5 23
6 4
6 51
7 49
SEPTEMBEE 1854.
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Fr
2
Sa
3
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4
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5
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6
W
7
Th
8
Fr
9
Sa
10
S
11
M
12
Tn
13
W
14
Th
15
Fr
16
Sa
17
R
18
M
19
Tn
20
AV
21
Th
22
Fr
23
Sa
24
R
25
M
26
Tu
27
AT
28
Th
29
Fr
30
Sa
Full Moon....
Last Quarter .
D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.
. 6 9 18 a. I
.14 6 30m.
New Moon
Second Quarter
.22 8 3 m.
,29 0 38 a.
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&C.
Partridge sh. begins....
1 St GUes, A c:
12tt Sun. after Trinity
2Lon. bur. 166G,O.S.
Enurchus Bp
B. Virgin Mary born..
IZth Sun. after Trinity
Fis. n. of T-weedclo
14 Holycross
17 Lambert
lUhSun. after Trinity
St Matthew Apostle ....
23 Autumn com
Sun en. Lib. 9/j. 12m. M.
\hlh Sun. after Trinity
23 Day & JVight equal
St Cyprian
St Micluiel (ball A ngels
29 Michaelmas Day .
SUN.
Rises.
H. M.
5 18
5 20
5 22
5 24
5 26
5 28
5 30
5 32
5 34
5 36
5 38
5 40
5 42
5 44
5 46
5 48
5 50
5 52
5 54
5 56
5 57
5 59
6 J
6 3
6 5
6 7
6 9
6 11
6 13
6 15
Sets.
H. M.
7 8
7 5
7 2
7 0
6 57
6 54
6 51
6 48
6 46
6 44
6 41
6 38
6 36
6 34
6 31
6 28
6 26
6 23
6 20
6 17
6 15
6 12
6 9
6 7
6 4
6 1
5 59
5 66
5 53
5 51
Declination
No. & So.
8° 19' 18"
7 57 27
35 28
13 23
51 10
28 50
6 24
43 52
21 15
58 32
35 43
12 50
49 52
26 50
3 44
40 35
17 22
54 7
30 48
7 28.
44 6
N. 20 42
s. 2 43
26 9
49 35
13 1
36 26
59 51
23 15
46 37
Equation
of Time.
Clock
aft. Sun.
0 43
1 2
MOON.
Age.
H. M.
4a 29
5 38
6 25
6 54
7 14
7 27
7 36
7 44
7 54
8 4
8 16
8 33
8 55
9 28
10 14
11 15
0m26
8 26
9 52
11 23
0a54
2 22
3 34
4 25
Souths.
H. M.
7a 27
8 30
9 34
10 35
11 32
0m25
14
2
49
35
22
11
0
51
42
32
20
7
10 52
11 36
Oa20
1 3
1 48
2 36
3 27
4 22
5 21
6 22
7 24
10a 21
11 24
0»i51
2 26
4 5
5 39
7 10
8 38
10 3
11 28
Oa 51
2 9
3
4
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6 55
7 5
7 20
7 42
8 17
9 11
10 26
HIGH WATER
AT LEITH.
Morn.
H. M.
8 19
9 47
11 17
0 59
1 51
2 37
3 14
3 55
4 34
5 9
5 48
6 29
7 18
8 20
9 44
U 9
0 45
1 26
1 59
2 31
3 0
3 33
4 5
4 40
5 15
5 58
6 56
Even.
H. M.
9 2
10 35
11 55
0 28
1 27
2 15
2 58
3 36
4 14
4 54
5 29
6 8
6 53
7 46
9 1
10 32
11 49
0 23
1 6
1 42
2 15
2 46
3 IG
3 47
4 20
5 0
5 37
6 24
7 31
8 55
CALENDAR FOR 1854-55.
OCTOBER 1854.
Full Moon 6 7 37 m.
Last Quarter U 1 43 h.
D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES.
New Moor. 21 9 25 a.
Second Quarter 28 7 4 a.
SUSDATS, nOLIDATS,
&c.
leth San. after Trinity
Pheasant shoot, begins.
1 Eemigius, Bp
Faith,'v. & ii!!'.'.'.!!]!!!
\ithSun. after Trinity
St Denys, Bp
Michaelmas Day, O.S.
K. Ed. conf. ti'ansl
15 Ttceed net fish, doses
18th Sun. after Trinity
Ethelreda
St Luke the Evangelist.
iiihSun. after Trinity.
S. en. Scorp. 5h 14 m m.
St Crispin M
St Simon and St Jucle.
20th Sun . after Trinity.
Hallow Eve
SUN.
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
6 17
5 49
6 19
5 46
6 21
5 43
6 23
5 41
6 25
5 38
6 27
5 36
6 29
5 33
6 31
5 31
6 33
5 28
6 35
5 25
6 37
5 23
6 39
5 20
6 41
5 17
6 43
5 15
6 46
5 12
6 48
5 10
6 50
5 8
6 52
5 5
6 54
5 2
6 56
5 0
6 58
4 58
7 0
4 55
7 2
4 52
7 4
4 50
7 6
4 48
7 9
4 45
7 n
4 43
7 13
4 41
7 16
4 38
7 18
4 36
7 20
4 34
Declination
South.
3° 9' 57
3 33 16
3 56 31
4 19 44
4 42 54
5 6 0
5 29 3
5 52 1
6 14 54
6 37 43
7 0 23
7 23 4
7 45 36
8 8 2
8 30 21
8 52 33
9 14 37
9 36 34
9 58 22
10 20 1
10 41 32
11 2 53
11 24 4
11 45 4
12 5 54
12 26 33
12 46 59
13 7 14
13 27 17
13 47 6
14 6 42
Equation
of Time.
Clock
after Sun.
10' 17'
10 36
10 54
11 13
11 31
11 49
12 6
12 23
12 39
12 55
13 11
13 26
13 40
13 54
14 8
14 21
14 33
14 44
14 56
15 6
15 16
15 25
15 33
15 41
15 48
15 54
16 0
16 5
16 9
16 12
16 15
MOON.
Age.
4a 59
5 19
33
45
51
1
10
20
35
54
23
8 4
8 59
10 6
11 21
0ot40
2 1
10 35
Oa 8
Souths.
H. M.
8a 24
9 20
10 14
11 4
11 51
0m38
1 25
2 12
3 1
3 51
4 42
5 34
6 24
7 13
8 1
8 46
9 30
10 14
10 57
11 42
Oa 30
1 20
Sets.
H. M.
11a 58
l7n35
3 9
4 41
6 9
7 36
9 1
10 25
11 48
la 5
2 11
3 2
36
1
18
30
40
48
55
3
14
26
44
14
3
8 13
9 42
11 13
0ot48
HIGH WATEE
AT LEITH.
Mom.
n. M.
9 43
11 19
0 47
1 34
2 14
2 49
3 26
4 1
4 36
5 12
5 52
6 41
7 39
9 2
10 31
11 45
0 13
0 49
1 25
1 56
2 29
3 2
3 37
4 14
4 59
5 49
6 50
8 6
9 42
11 5
Even.
H. M.
10 33
11 55
0 22
1 U
1 55
2 34
3 7
3 44
4 19
i 54
5 33
6 15
7 6
8 21
9 51
11 11
6"30
1 7
1 40
2 12
2 45
3 18
3 57
4 37
5 22
6 18
7 25
8 53
10 26
11 35
NOVEMBER 1854.
D. H. 51.
Full Moon 4 9 1a.
Last Quarter...,. 12 10 9 a.
MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon 20 10 2 m.
Second Quarter 27 2 40 h.
SU^■DATS, HOLHIATSj
&c.
All Saints; Hallowmas
All Souls
5*Gunpoicderplot,l60o
nst Sun. after Trinity
St Leonard
Ticeed rod fish, closes..
Prince of wdus 6.1841
Martinm . — St Mart. . . .
22rf Sun. after Trinity.
14InnerH.Co. ofSess.
sit. L. 0. meet on 1st
Machutus
Hugh, Bp. of Lincoln.
23(f Sun. after Trinity.
22 St Cecilia
Prin. Rovalb. 1840....
S. en Sagit. 2h lO^m a.
Martinmas, O.S
23 St Clement
St Catherine
mh Sun. after Trinity
30 St Andrew Ap...
Andermas ,
STJN.
Rises.
H. M.
7 22
7 24
7 26
7 28
7 30
7 32
7 34
7 36
7 38
7 40
7 42
7 44
7 46
7 49
7 51
7 53
7 55
7 67
8 0
8 2
8 4
8 6
8 8
8 10
8 11
8 13
8 15
8 17
8 19
8 21
Sets.
H. M.
4 32
4 30
4 28
4 26
4 24
4 22
4 20
4 18
4 16
4 14
4 12
4 10
4 8
3 59
3 58
3 56
3 55
3 53
3 52
3 50
3 49
3 48
3 47
3 45
3 44
3 43
Declination
South.
14026' 5'
14 45 13
15 4 7
15 22 46
15 41 10
15 59 19
16 17 11
16 34 47
16 52 7
17 9 9
17 25 54
17 42 20
17 58 29
18 14 18
18 29 49
18 45 0
18 59 51
19 14 22
19 28 32
19 42 21
19 55 49
20 8 54
20 21 37
20 33 58
20 45 56
20 57 30
21 8 40
21 19 27
21 29 49
21 39 47
Equation
of Time.
Clock
after Sun.
Age.
16' 16"
16 18
16 18
16 17
16 16
16 14
16 11
16 7
16 2
15 56
15 50
15 43
15 34
15 25
15 15
15 5
14 53
14 41
14 27
14 13
13 58
13 42
13 26
13 8
12 50
12 32
12 12
11 52
11 31
11 9
MOON.
Rises,
n. M.
4a 2
10
19
28
39
56
20
55
46
7 49
9 1
10 18
11 36
0m55
2 15
3 37
5 1
6 31
8 6
9 41
11 11
Go 22
1 7
Souths.
H. M.
9a 45
10 31
11 17
dm 3
0 51
41
3 24
4 16
5 5
5 53
6 39
7 23
8 6
8 49
9 33
10 19
11 8
Oa 2
1 1
2 4
3 9
4 12
5 11
6 6
6 56
7 43
8 28
9 13
Sets.
H. M.
2m 19
3 46
5 11
6 36
8 1
9 25
10 46
11 58
0a^6
8 58
10 33
Om 3
1 32
2 56
HIGH WATEE
AT LEITH.
H. M.
0"28
1 11
1 49
2 27
2 59
3 35
4 9
4 46
5 26
6 10
7 6
8 13
9 37
10 48
11 44
0 5
0 43
1 21
1 58
2 37
3 16
4 1
4 50
5 45
6 49
8 3
9 23
10 33
11 33
Even.
H. M.
0 3
0 50
1 31
2 9
2 44
3 17
3 51
4 26
5 4
5 46
6 36
7 38
8 55
10 17
11 17
0 24
1 2
1 39
2 17
2 57
3 38
4 24
5 16
6 16
7 23
8 41
10 2
11 5
11 58
CALENDAR FOR 1854-55.
XI
~"~
DECEMBER 1854.
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I 1 34 a.
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MOON'S PHASES
1
*rew Moo
Second Q
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D. H. M.
19 9 47a
Last Quarter
12
26
0 38a
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
SUN.
Equation
of Time.
Clock aft.
& h. Sun.
MOON.
HIGH WATEK 1
at leith. 1
Rises.
H. M.
8 22
8 24
8 26
8 27
8 29
8 30
8 31
8 32
8 33
8 35
8 36
8 37
8 38
8 39
8 40
8 41
8 42
8 43
8 44
8 45
8 45
8 46
8 46
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 47
Sets.
H. M.
3 42
3 41
3 40
3 39
3 39
3 38
3 38
3 37
3 37
3 37
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 36
3 37
3 37
3 38
3 38
3 39
3 39
3 40
3 41
3 42
3 43
3 44
3 45
Declination
South.
210 49' 20"
21 58 28
22 7 10
22 15 27
22 23 17
22 30 42
22 37 40
22 44 12
22 50 17
22 55 55
23 1 6
23 5 50
23 10 6
23 13 55
23 17 15
23 20 8
23 22 33
23 24 30
23 25 58
23 26 58
23 27 30
23 27 34
23 27 9
23 26 16
23 24 55
23 23 5
23 20 47
23 18 1
23 14 47
23 11 5
23 6 55
Age.
Rises.
H. M.
2a 35
2 47
3 1
3 22
3 53
4 37
5 35
6 45
8 0
9 16
10 35
11 52
i'ni'il
2 31
3 57
5 28
7 4
8 40
10 2
11 0
11 36
11 58
Oa 12
0 21
0 29
0 37
0 46
0 57
1 8
1 27
Souths.
H. M.
9a 58
10 45
11 34
Om'24
1 16
2 8
2 58
3 47
4 33
5 17
6 0
6 42
7 24
8 7
8 54
9 45
10 42
11 44
Oa 49
1 56
2 59
3 58
4 51
5 41
6 27
7 12
7 57
8 43
9 30
10 19
Sets.
H. M.
4to19
5 42
7 5
8 27
9 43
10 47
11 34
Oa 6
0 30
0 45
0 55
1 4
1 12
1 19
1 26
1 36
1 49
2 9
2 41
3 37
4 58
6 32
8 11
9 46
11 17
6Hr42
2 7
3 29
4 52
6 13
Mom.
H M.
0'43
1 25
2 4
2 43
3 17
3 52
4 29
5 6
5 50
6 36
7 26
8 31
9 42
10 41
11 38
0 1
0 45
1 33
2 20
3 7
3 55
4 48
5 42
6 38
7 37
8 43
9 50
10 51
11 50
0 20
Even.
H. M.
0 22
1 4
1 46
2 24
3 0
3 34
4 11
4 47
5 28
6 12
7 1
7 59
9 8
10 14
11 11
b"23
1 8
1 55
2 43
3 30
4 20
5 14
6 9
7 6
8 9
9 16
10 21
11 20
b'43
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
U
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
yy
Th
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
10' 47"
10 24
10 1
9 37
9 12
8 47
8 21
7 55
7 29
7 1
6 34
6 6
5 38
5 9
4 40
4 11
3 41
3 11
2 42
2 12
1 42
I 12
0 41
aft. 11
bef. 19
0 48
1 18
1 48
2 17
2 46
3 15
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Concep. of B.V. M. ...
•2d Sunday in Advent..
10 Grouse, BlcKkCock,&
Ptarmigan sh. ends .
St Lucy
3d Sunday in Advent..
23 Ct. of Session rises
<S e/iCapr. 2h. 59m. ii.
22W. com.-Shortest d.
ith Sunday in Advent..
St Stephen the mar
Holy Innocents' Day..
30 ' Sa
31 j S
31 St Sylvester
Jj
iNUAR
y 186
5.
2
o
1
"3
o
1
P
Full Moon
........ ]
D. n. 1
3 8 1
1 0 1
I.
9 51.
3 a.
MOO
N'S PHAS
ES.
New Mo(
Second (J
m
uarter ..
D. H. 51.
18 8 37m
25 1 39m
SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,
&c.
SUN.
Equation
of Time.
Clock
bef. Sun.
MOON.
HIGH WATER
AT LEITH.
Rises,
n. M.
8 47
8 47
8 47
8 46
8 46
8 45
8 45
8 44
8 44
8 43
8 42
8 41
8 40
8 39
8 38
8 37
8 36
8 35
8 33
8 31
8 30
8 29
8 27
8 25
8 24
8 22
8 20
8 18
8 16
8 15
8 13
Sets.
H. M.
3 47
3 48
3 49
3 50
3 51
3 52
3 53
3 55
3 56
3 58
4 0
4 2
4 4
4 5
4 7
4 9
4 11
4 13
4 15
4 17
4 19
4 21
4 23
4 25
4 28
4 30
4 32
4 34
4 36
4 39
4 41
Declination
South.
23° 2' 17"
22 57 12
22 51 40
22 45 40
22 39 13
22 32 19
22 24 59
22 17 12
22 8 59
22 0 20
21 51 15
21 41 45
21 31 49
21 21 28
21 10 43
20 59 33
20 48 0
20 36 2
20 23 41
20 10 57
19 57 50
19 44 21
19 30 30
19 16 17
19 1 44
18 46 49
18 31 34
18 15 59
18 0 4
17 43 50
17 27 17
Age.
Rises.
H. M.
la 53
2 32
3 25
4 33
5 46
7 3
8 21
9 36
10 53
Oml'o
1 32
2 57
4 28
6 3
7 32
8 43
9 30
9 58
10 15
10 27
10 36
10 45
10 54
11 2
11 15
11 31
11 55
Oa29
1 18
2 22
Souths.
H. M.
11a 10
(toi""2
0 53
1 42
2 29
3 14
3 57
4 33
5 19
6 1
6 44
7 32
8 24
9 22
10 25
11 31
0a38
1 41
2 39
3 32
4 21
5 8
5 54
6 40
7 27
8 16
9 6
9 58
10 49
11 39
Sets.
H. M.
7m 30
8 38
9 31
10 9
10 34
10 51
11 3
11 12
11 20
11 27
11 35
11 42
11 53
Oa 10
0 33
1 15
2 22
3 53
5 35
7 15
8 52
10 23
U 50
1^16
2 39
4 1
5 20
6 32
7 29
8 11
Morn.
II. M.
1 8
1 50
2 31
3 7
3 43
4 16
4 51
5 28
6 6
6 47
7 33
8 31
9 37
10 43
11 52
0 21
1 16
2 9
3 1
3 51
4 38
5 26
6 15
7 4
7 55
8 52
9 59
11 13
b"52
1 39
Even.
U. 51.
1 29
2 10
2 48
3 24
4 0
4 33
5 11
5 47
6 27
7 11
7 59
9 3
10 9
11 17
big
1 43
2 35
3 24
4 12
5 2
5 50
6 39
7 28
8 23
9 25
10 36
11 50
0 23
1 16
2 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
s
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sa
S
M
Tu
W
Th
Fr
Sn
s
3' 44"
4 12
4 40
5 7
5 34
6 1
6 27
6 53
7 18
7 43
8 7
8 30
8 53
9 16
9 37
9 58
10 19
10 38
10 57
11 16
11 33
11 50
12 5
12 21
12 35
12 48
13 1
13 13
13 23
13 34
13 43
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
IstSun. after Epiphany
N. Year's Day, O.S
2d Sun. after Epiphany
13 St Hilary Bp
Court of Session meets
PriscaV
20 St Fahlan
Sun en. Aq.lA. 36^m. A.
3d Sun. after Epiphany
21 St Agnes V
22 St Vincent SI
Conversion of St Paul..
ith Sun. afterEpiphany
30 i Tu
31 1 W
*K. Char. L mart. 1649
.;—-
CALENDAR FOR 1854^65.
FEBEUART 1855.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Full Moon
Last Quarter..
D. H, M. MOON'S PHASES. d. n. m.
. 2 3 41 M. I New Moon 16 6 48 a.
.10 3 0 m. I Second Quarter 23 5 34 a.
SUNDATS, HOLIDAYS
SUN.
Fish. N. of Ttoeed open
1 Par. & Pkca. sh. ends
1 St Bridget
Sepltiayesima Simdaij.
2 Purification, or>
Candlemas j(
3 Blasius, Bp
5 St Agatha, V
*Queen married, 1840.
iSexagesiina Sunday....
Candlemas, O.S
14 St Valentine, Ep....
Quinqaofiesima, or)
Shrove Sunday. ...$
S.en.Pisces,ih 14jmM.
Ash Wednesday
St Matthias the Apos.
Quadragesima — \st
Sunday in Lent
Rises.
H. 31.
8 11
8 9
8 7
8 5
8 1
8 0
7 58
7 56
7 54
7 52
7 50
7 47
7 45
7 42
7 40
7 37
7 33
7 30
7 23
7 26
7 23
7 21
7 18
7 16
7 13
7 11
Sets.
H. M.
4 43
4 45
4 47
4 49
4 51
4 53
4 55
4 57
5 0
5 2
5 4
5 6
5 9
5 11
5 12
5 14
5 17
5 19
5 21
5 24
5 26
5 28
5 31
5 33
5 34
5 36
5 39
5 41
Declination
South.
I701O' 26"
16 53 17
16 35 50
16 18 6
16 0 5
15 41 47
15 23 13
15 4 24
14 45 19
14 26 0
14 6 25
13 46 37
13 26 35
13 6 20
12 45 52
12 25 12
12 4 20
11 43 16
II 22 1
11 0 36
10 39 0
10 17 15
9 55 20
9 33 17
9 11 5
8 48 44
8 26 16
8 3 41
Equation
of Time.
Clock
bef. Sun.
13' 51"
13 59
14 6
14 12
14 17
14 21
14 25
14 28
14 30
14 31
14 31
14 31
14 30
14 28
14 26
14 22
14 19
14 14
13 56
13 48
13 40
13 32
13 22
13 12
13 2
12 51
MOON.
Age
Rises,
n. M.
3a 36
4 51
6 8
7 25
8 41
9 59
11 17
0m39
2 6
8 18
8 32
8 52
9 1
9 8
9 20
9 35
9 55
10 26
11 10
Oa 10
1 20
Souths.
H. jr.
0m27
1 12
1 55
2 37
3 18
3 59
4 41
5 26
6 14
7 7
8 6
9 9
10 14
11 18
Oa 19
1 15
2 58
3 46
4 33
5 21
6 11
7 1
7 53
8 44
9 35
10 23
Sets,
n. It.
8m 40
8 50
9 11
9 21
9 29
HIGH WATER
AT LEITH.
10 12
10 30
11 2
11 53
la 13
2 51
4 32
6 13
7 51
9 23
10 52
0'n21
1 46
3 9
4 24
5 26
6 12
6 45
Morn.
II. M.
=2 21
"2 57
3 29
4 0
4 31
5 3
6 35
6 12
6 54
7 39
8 42
9 59
11 25
0 4
1 8
2 2
2 52
3 35
4 19
5 1
5 42
6 25
7 8
7 69
9 8
10 33
11 58
0 32
Even.
H. M.
2 30
3 14
3 44
4 14
4 47
5 19
5 53
6 34
7 15
8 8
9 16
10 43
o"39
1 37
2 26
3 13
3 57
4 39
5 23
6 i
G 45
7 31
8 30
9 51
11 17
MARCH 1855.
Full Moon
Last Quarter.,
D. H. M. MOON'S PHASES. d. n. m.
.. 3 10 8 A. I New Moon 18 4 45 ir.
.11 1 59 A. I Second Quarter.. ..25 11 25 m.
SDNDATS, HOLIDATS,
&C.
St David, Ahp. d. 544..
Chad. Bp
2d Sunday in Lent
Zd Sundayin Lent
St Gregory, M
In.H. ofC.ofSes.rises
is Pr. Louisa 6. 1848..
St Patrick
Mid Len t Sunday
20 Lords Ordinary of
Court of Session rise
S. en. Aries, ih Imu.
21 Day and night equal
21 St Benedict, Ahp...
21 Spring commences.
6th Sunday in Lent
25 Annun Lady Day
SUN.
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
7 9
5 43
7 6
5 45
7 3
5 47
7 0
5 50
6 58
5 52
6 56
5 54
6 53
5 56
6 50
5 58
6 48
6 0
6 45
6 2
6 42
6 4
6 40
6 6
6 37
6 9
6 35
6 11
6 32
6 13
6 29
6 15
6 27
6 17
6 24
6 19
6 21
6 21
6 19
6 23
6 17
6 25
6 13
6 27
6 11
6 29
6 8
6 31
6 5
6 33
6 3
6 35
6 1
6 37
5 58
6 39
5 55
6 41
5 53
6 43
5 50
6 46
Declination
So. & No.
7°40' 59"
7 18 11
6 55 16
6 32 15
6 9 9
5 45 58
5 22 42
4 59 22
4 35 58
4 12 30
3 48 59
3 25 25
3 1 49
2 38 10
2 14 30
1 50 48
1 27 6
1 3 22
0 39 39
s. 15 56
N. 7 47
0 31 28
0 55 9
1 18 47
1 42 23
2 5 57
2 29 28
2 52 56
3 16 20
3 39 41
4 2 57
Equation
of Time.
Clock
hef. Snn.
Age.
12' 39"
12 27
12 15
12 2
11 48
11 34
11 20
11 5
10 50
10 34
10 18
MOON.
Rises,
n. M.
2a 36
10 20
11 50
1to20
2 49
10
13
55
20
38
48
57
7
14
25
37
57
8 22
9 1
9 56
11 3
Oa 19
1 38
2 57
4 15
11a 10
11 54
10 58
11 52
Oa43
8 18
9 5
9 50
10 33
11 15
Sets.
H. M.
7ni 6
8 18
8 33
8 59
9 40
10 45
Oa 14
1 53
3 33
5 12
6 47
8 19
9 51
11 21
Cm 47
2 10
HIGH WATER
AT LEITH.
Mom.
n. M.
1 21
2 2
2 36
3 7
3 33
4 3
4 34
5 6
5 41
6 19
7 8
8 9
9 36
11 14
b"59
1 48
2 33
3 13
3 53
4 30
5 9
5 48
6 30
7 20
8 26
9 56
11 26
0 0
0 53
1 31
Even.
H. M.
1 43
2 19
2 53
3 21
3 49
4 18
4 49
5 23
5 59
6 43
7 35
8 50
10 28
11 56
0 31
1 25
2 10
2 54
3 32
4 12
4 49
5 28
6 8
6 54
7 48
9 9
10 43
0 35
1 13
1 49
CALENDAR FOR 1854-55.
XIII
5
c
^
o
o
ft
1
s
2
Al
3
Tu
4-
W
5
Th
6
Fr
7
Sa
8
R
9
il
10
Tu
11
W
12
Th
13
Fr
U
Sa
15
S
Ifi
]\r
17
Tu
18
w
19
Th
20
Fr
21
Sa
22
R
23
sr
24
Tu
25
AV
26
Th
27
Fr
28
Sa
29
S
30
Full Moon
Last Quarter..
D. H. M.
2 2 28a.
9 9 36 a.
MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon
Second Quarter
D. H. M.
. IG 3 5a.
. 24 5 57m.
SUNDAYS, HOLIDATS,
&C
Pa!m Sunday
Richard Bp
St Ambrose
* Good Friday
Easter Sunday
Easter Monday
Easter Tuesday
Loto Sunday ,
St Donan [meets
Conv. of K. Burghs....
Alphege, Atp ,
Sun «n.Tauj". 4/i.l3mA
2d Sun. after Easter ..
St George
St Mark Evang
25 Ds. Glo-sier b. 1776
25 Prs. Alice 6» 1843..
3d Sun. after Easter...
STTN.
Rises.
H. M.
5 47
5 45
5 42
5 39
5 37
5 35
5 32
5 29
5 27
5 24
5 21
5 18
5 10
5 13
5 11
4 59
4 57
4 55
4 52
4 49
4 47
4 45
4 42
4 39
4 37
4 35
Sets.
H. M.
6 47
6 49
6 51
G 53
6 55
6 57
6 59
7 1
Equation
of Time.
J Clock bef,
DecUnationJ& aft. Sun.
North.
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
7 21
7 23
7 25
7 27
7 29
7 31
7 33
7 35
7 37
7 39
7 41
7 43
7 45
Age,
4° 26'
4 49 15
12 17
35 13
58 3
20 48
43 25
5 57
28 21
50 37
12 46
34 47
5G 39
18 22
39 57
1 21
22 38
43 41
4 35
25 18
45 49
6 9
23 17
46 13
5 5G
25 26
44 42
3 45
22 34
41 9
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
bef.
aft.
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
MOON.
Rises.
H. M.
5a 32
6 51
8 12
9 37
11 5
Cm 38
1
10
58
27
46
57
6
15
22
32
43
58
6 20
6 54
7 43
8 46
10 1
11 18
Oa 37
1 54
3 13
4 31
5 51
9 41
10 32
11 21
Oa 9
0 58
1 48
2
3
4
5
10 33
11 16
5m 56
6 2
6 8
6 17
6 25
6 39
7 0
7 35
8 33
9 52
11 27
la 3
2 41
4 15
5 47
7 18
8 49
10 17
11 45
Im 3
2 6
BIGH WATEE
AT LEITH.
Morn.
H. M.
2 4
2 34
3 5
3 32
4 i
4 37
5 14
5 58
6 51
8 0
9 34
11 9
b'io
1 27
3 24
4 2
4 40
5 18
6 3
6 52
7 55
9 20
10 40
11 47
0 12
0 50
1 26
Even,
n. M.
2 20
2 50
3 17
3 49
4 20
i 56
5 33
6 24
7 22
8 45
10 27
11 47
0 16
1 4
1 48
2 29
3 5
3 43
4 20
5 0
5 40
6 25
7 18
8 35
10 2
11 15
o'si
1 9
1 42
MAY 1855.
D. H. M.
FuUMoon' 2 4 3m.
Last Quarter 9 3 2 m.
MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon 16
Second Quarter 24
2 13 M.
0 2si.
D. H. ST.
Full Moon 31 2 48 a
SUNDAT.S, HOLIDATS,
&C.
St Philip & St James. ..
1 Pr. Arthur b. 1850...
1 Beltane
3 Inven. of the Cross.,
3RoodDay
ith Sun. after Easter .
6 St John a. Fo7'i. Lot.
STJN.
Rises.
H. M.
4 33
4 31
4 28
4 26
4 24
4 21
4 19
4 17
4 15
4 13
4 11
Rogation Sunday..
Whitsunday Term..
Ascen. Day — ffoly Thr.
17 Gen. Assembly meets
StDunstan, Abp
Sun. after Ascension...
S. en. Gem. ih 18m a..
Court of Session sits....
25 Prs. Helena b. 1846
* Q. Victoria b. 1819...
27 Whitsun. Term,O.S.
St Augustine Abp
Whitsunday— Pentecost
27 Venerable Bede..
*K. Ch. II. restored.
3 58
3 56
3 54
3 53
3 51
3 50
3 48
3 47
3 46
3 45
3 43
3 42
3 41
3 39
Sets.
H. M.
7 47
7 49
7 52
7 54
7 56
7 57
7 59
8 1
8 3
8 5
8 7
8 9
8 11
8 13
8 15
8 16
8 18
8 20
8 22
8 24
8 25
8 27
8 28
8 30
8 32
8 34
8 35
8 37
8 38
8 39
8 41
Declination
North.
14° 59' 29"
15' 117 35
15 35 25
53 0
10 20
27 23
44 10
0 41
16 54
32 51
48 30
3 51
18 55
33 40
48 6
2 13
16 1
29 29
42 37
55 26
7 53
20 1
31 47
43 12
54 16
4 58
15 18
25 16
34 52
44 6
52 57
Equation
of Time.
Clock
aft. Sun.
MOON.
Rises.
II.
7ol7
8 44
10 16
11 48
\m 5
2 0
8 58
10 16
11 34
Oa 52
2 9
0«i 2
0 51
6 44
7 37
8 26
9 14
10 1
10 49
11 38
Oa 29
6 23
7 5
7 46
8 27
9 9
9 53
10 41
11 34
Sets.
H. M.
4m25
4 33
4 45
5 3
5 34
6 26
7 39
9 9
10 45
Oa 21
10 43
11 53
HIGH -WATEE
AT LEITH.
Mom.
H. M.
1 57
2 30
3 3
3 38
4 15
4 59'
5 48
6 50
8 7
9 34
10 50
11 48
0 10
0 58
1 42
2 25
3 3
3 40
4 17
4 56
5 41
6 30
7 26
8 30
9 43
10 42
11 39
0 0
0 38
1 18
1 59
Even.
H. M.
2 11
2 47
3 19
4 5
4 37
5 22
6 19
7 26
3 49
10 16
11 23
035
1 19
2 2
2 44
3 21
3 58
4 37
5 18
6 3
6 56
7 57
9 5
10 16
11 12
o'i'g
0 58
1 39
2 20
A TABLE OF SIMPLE INTEREST
1
AT FODB,
FOCTB AND A HALF
, A.KD FrVB PER CENT, FBOM ONE DAT TO ONE TEAR INCLUSIVE.
Note. — For two per cent
take the
half of four per cent ; for two and a half per
cent, take the half of five 1
per cent;
for three
per
cent, take three-quarters
af four per cent; and for three and a half per
cent, i
take off one-eighth from four per
cent.
1 Day.
4
per
cent.
4J per cent.
5 per cent.
5 Days.
4 per cent.
ii
per
cent.
1
pci
cent.
Principal.
£
s.
d.
/.
£ s. d.
/•
£ s. d.
/■
Principal.
£ s. d.
/•
£
s.
d.
/.
£
s.
d.
/.
£1
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
£1
0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
2
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
3
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
4
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
6
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
5
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
6
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
6
0 0 0
3
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
7
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
7
0 0 0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
8
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
1
8
0 0 I
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
9
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
9
0 0 1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
10
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
10
0 0 1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
20
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
20
0 0 2
2
0
0
2
3
0
0
3
1
30
0
0
0
3
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
3
30
0 0 3
3
0
0
4
1
0
0
4
3
40
0
0
1
0
0 0 1
0
0 0 1
1
40
0 0 5
1
0
0
5
3
0
0
6
2
50
0
0
1
1
0 0 1
1
0 0 1
2
60
0 0 6
2
0
0
7
1
0
0
8
0
100
0
0
2
0 0 2
3
0 0 3
1
100
0 1 1
0
0
1
2
3
0
1
4
1
200
0
0
5
1
0 0 5
3
0 0 6
2
200
0 2 2
1
0
2
5
2
0
2
8
3
250
0
0
6
2
0 0 7
1
0 0 8
0
250
0 2 8
3
0
3
0
3
0
3
5
0
1000
0
2
2
1
0 2 5
2
0 2 8
3
1000
0 10 11
2
0
12
3
3
0
13
8
1
2 Days. 1
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
6 Days. 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
2
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
3
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
4
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
1
4
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
5
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
5
0 0 0
3
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
6
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
6
0 0 0
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
7
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
7
0 0 1
0
0
0
i
0
0
0
1
1
8
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
2
8
0 0 1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
2 ;
9
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
9
0 0 1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
1
3
3
10
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
10
0 0 1
2
0
0
1
3
0
0
1
20
0
0
1
0
0 0 1
0
0 0 1
1
20
0 0 3
0
0
0
3
2
0
0
3
3
80
0
0
1
2
0 0 1
3
0 0 1
3
30
0 0 4
2
0
0
5
1
0
0
5
3
40
0
0
2
0
0 0 2
1
0 0 2
2
40
0 0 6
1
0
0
7
0
0
0
7
3
50
0
0
2
2
0 0 2
3
0 0 3
1
60
0 0 7
3
0
0
8
3
0
0
9
3
100
0
0
5
1
0 0 5
3
0 0 6
2
100
0 1 3
3
0
1
6
3
0
1
7
2
200
0
0
10
2
0 0 11
3
0 1 1
0
200
0 2 7
2
0
2
11
2
0
3
3
1
250
0
1
1
0
0 1 2
3
0 1 4
1
250
0 3 3
1
0
3
8
1
0
4
1
1
1000
0
4
4
0 4 11
0
0 6 5
3
1000
0 13 1
3
0
14
9
2
0 16
5
1
3 Days. 1
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
7 Days. 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
2
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
S
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
i
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
4
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
5
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
5
0 0 0
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
6
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
6
0 0 1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
7
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
7
0 0 1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
8
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
3
8
0 0 1
1
0
0
2
0
0
1
3
9
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
3
9
0 0 1
2
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
10
0
0
0
3
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
3
10
0 0 1
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
1
20
0
0
1
2
0 0 1
3
0 0 1
3
20
0 0 3
2
0
0
4
0
0
0
4
2
30
0
0
2
1
0 0 2
2
0 0 2
3
30
e 0 5
2
0
0
6
0
0
0
6
3
40
0
0
3
0
0 0 3
2
0 0 3
3
40
0 0 7
1
0
0
8
1
0
0
9
0
50
0
0
3
3
0 0 4
1
0 0 4
3
50
0 0 9
0
0
0
10
1
0
0
11
2
100
0
0
7
3
0 0 8
3
0 0 9
3
100
0 1 6
1
0
1
8
2
0
1
11
0
200
0
1
3
3
0 1 5
3
0 1 7
2
200
0 3 0
3
0
3
5
1
0
3
10
0
250
0
1
7
2
0 1 10
0
0 2 0
2
250
0 3 10
0
0
4
3
3
0
4
9
2
1000
0
6
6
3
0 7 4
3
0 8 2
2
1000
0 15 4
0
0
17
3
0
0
19
2
0
4 Days. 1
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
0
8 Days. 1
0 0 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0 0 0
1
2
0 0 0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
3
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
3
0 0 0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
4
0
0
0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
2
4
0 0 0
3
0
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
5
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
2
5
0 0 1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
6
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
3
6
0 0 1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
7
0
0
0
2
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
3
7
0 0 1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
1
3
8
0
0
0
3
0 0 0
3
0 0 1
0
8
0 0 1
2
0
0
1
3
0
0
2
0
9
0
0
0
3
0 0 1
0
0 0 1
0
9
0 0 1
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
1
10
0
0
1
0
0 0 1
0
0 0 1
1
10
0 0 2
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
2
2
20
0
0
2
0
0 0 2
1
0 0 2
2
20
0 0 4
0
0
0
4
2
0
0
5
1
30
0
0
3
0
0 0 3
2
0 0 3
3
30
0 0 6
1
0
0
7
0
0
0
7
3
40
0
0
4
0
0 0 4
2
0 0 5
1
40
0 0 8
1
0
0
9
1
0
0
10
2
50
0
0
5
1
0 0 5
3
0 0 6
2
60
0 0 10
2
0
0
11
3
0
1
1
0
100
0
0
10
2
0 0 11
3
0 1 1
0
100
0 1 9
0
0
1
11
2
0
2
2
1
200
0
1
9
0
0 1 11
2
0 2 2
1
200
0 3 6
0
0
3
11
1
0
4
4
2
250
0
2
2
1
0 2 5
2
0 2 8
3
250
0 4 4
2
0
4
11
0
0
5
5
3
1000
0
8
9
0
0 9 10
1
0 10 11
2
1000
0 17 6
1
0
19
8
2
1
1
11
0
INTEREST TABLE— Continmd.
9 Days.
4 per cent.
ii
per cent.
5
per cent.
30 Days.
4 per cent.
4J per cent.
5 per
cent.
Principal.
£ s. d.
f.
£
s. d.
f.
£
s. d. f.
Trincipal.
£ s. d. f.
£ i. d.
/.
£ s.
d. f.
£1
0 0 0
0
0
0 0
1
0
0 0 1
£\
0 0 0 3
0 0 0
3
0 0
0 3
2
0 0 0
1
0
0 0
2
0
0 0 2
2
0 0 12
0 0 1
3
0 0
1 3
3
0 0 0
2
0
0 0
3
0
0 0 3
3
0 0 2 1
0 0 2
2
0 0
2 3
4
0 0 0
3
0
0 1
0
0
0 1 0
4
0 0 3 0
0 0 3
2
0 0
3 3
5
0 0 1
0
0
0 1
1
0
0 1 1
5
0 0 3 3
0 0 4
1
0 0
4 3
6
0 0 1
1
0
0 1
2
0
0 1 3
6
0 0 4 2
0 0 5
1
0 0
5 3
7
0 0 1
2
0
0 1
3
0
0 2 0
7
0 0 5 2
0 0 6
0
0 0
6 3
8
0 0 1
3
0
0 2
0
0
0 2 1
8
0 0 6 1
0 0 7
0
0 0
7 3
9
0 0 2
0
0
0 2
1
0
0 2 2
9
0 0 7 0
0 0 7
3
0 0
8 3
10
0 0 2
1
0
0 2
2
0
0 2 3
10
0 0 7 3
0 0 8
3
0 0
9 3
20
0 0 4
2
0
0 5
1
0
0 5 3
20
0 13 3
0 1 5
3
0 1
7 2
30
0 0 7
0
u
0 7
3
0
0 8 3
30
0 1 11 2
0 2 2
2
0 2
5 2
40
0 0 9
1
0
0 10
2
0
0 11 3
40
0 2 7 2
0 2 11
2
0 3
3 1
50
0 0 11
3
0
1 1
1
0
1 2 3
50
0 3 3 1
0 3 8
1
0 4
1 1
100
0 1 11
2
0
2 2
2
0
2 5 2
100
0 6 6 3
0 7 4
3
0 8
2 2
200
0 3 11
1
0
4 5
1
0
4 11 0
200
0 13 1 3
0 14 9
2
0 16
5 1
250
0 4 11
0
0
5 6
2
0
6 1 3
250
0 16 5 1
0 18 5
3
1 0
6 2
1000
0 19 8
2
1
2 2
1
1
4 7 3
1000
3 5 9 0
3 13 11
2
4 2
2 1
10 Days. 1
0 0 0
1
0
0 0
T
0
0 0 1
1 Jlonth. 1
0 0 0 3
0 0 0
3
0 0
1 0
2
0 0 0
2
0
0 0
2
0
0 0 2
2
0 0 12
0 0 1
3
0 0
2 0
3
0 0 0
3
0
0 0
3
0
0 0 3
3-
0 0 2 1
0 0 2
2
0 0
3 0
i
0 0 1
0
0
0 1
0
0
0 1 1
4
0 0 3 0
0 0 3
2
0 0
4 0
5
0 0 1
1
0
0 1
1
0
0 1 2
5
0 0 4 0
0 0 4
2
0 0
5 0
6
0 0 1
2
0
0 1
3
0
0 1 3
6
0 0 4 3
0 0 5
1
0 0
6 0
7
0 0 1
3
0
0 2
0
0
0 2 1
7
0 0 5 3
0 0 6
1
0 0
7 0
8
0 0 2
0
0
0 2
1
0
0 2 2
8
0 0 6 1
0 0 7
0
0 0
8 0
9
0 0 2
1
0
0 2
2
0
0 2 3
9
0 0 7 0
0 0 8
0
0 0
9 0
10
0 0 2
2
0
0 2
3
0
0 3 1
10
0 0 8 0
0 0 9
0
0 0
10 0
20
0 0 5
1
0
0 5
3
0
0 6 2
20
0 14 0
0 1 6
0
0 1
8 0
30
0 0 7
3
0
0 8
3
0
0 9 3
30
0 2 0 0
0 2 3
0
0 2
6 0
40
0 0 10
2
0
0 11
3
0
1 1 0
40
0 2 8 0
0 3 0
0
0 3
4 0
50
0 1 1
0
0
1 2
3
0
1 4 1
50
0 3 4 0
0 3 9
0
0 4
2 0
100
0 2 2
1
0
2 5
2
0
2 8 3
100
0 6 8 0
0 7 6
0
0 8
4 0
200
0 4 4
2
0
4 11
0
0
5 5 3
200
0 13 4 0
0 15 0
0
0 16
8 0
250
0 5 5
3
0
6 1
3
0
6 10 0
250
0 16 8 0
0 18 9
0
1 0 10 0 1
1000
1 1 11
0
1
4 7
3
1
7 4 3
1000
3 6 8 0
3 15 0
0
4 3
4 0
20 Days. 1
0 0 0
2
0
0 0
2
0
0 0 2
1 Year. 1
0 0 9 2
0 0 10
3
0 1
0 0
2
0 0 1
0
0
0 1
0
0
0 1 1
2
0 17 0
0 19
2
0 2
0 0
3
0 0 1
2
0
0 1
3
0
0 1 3
3
0 2 4 3
0 2 8
1
0 3
0 0
4
0 0 2
0
0
0 2
1
0
0 2 2
4
0 3 0 0
0 3 7
0
0 4
0 0
5
0 0 2
2
0
0 2
3
0
0 3 1
5
0 4 0 0
0 4 6
0
0 5
0 0
6
0 0 3
0
0
0 3
2
0
0 3 3
6
0 4 9 2
0 5 4
3
0 6
0 0
7
0 0 3
2
0
0 4
0
0
0 4 2
7
0 5 7 0
0 6 3
2
0 7
0 0
8
0 0 4
0
0
0 4
2
0
0 5 1
8
0 6 4 3
0 7 2
1
0 8
0 0
9
0 0 4
2
0
0 5
0
0
0 5 3
9
0 7 2 1
0 8 1
n
0 9
0 0
10
0 0 5
1
0
0 5
3
0
0 6 2
10
0 8 0 0
0 9 0
n
0 10
0 0
20
0 0 10
2
0
0 11
3
0
1 1 0
20
0 16 0 0
0 18 0
0
1 0
0 0
30
0 1 3
3
0
1 5
3
0
1 7 2
30
14 0 0
1 7 0
0
1 10
0 0
40
0 1 9
0
0
1 11
2
0
2 2 1
40
1 12 0 0
1 16 0
0
2 0
0 0
50
0 2 2
1
0
2 5
2
0
2 8 3
50
2 0 0 0
2 5 0
0
2 10
0 0
100
0 4 4
2
0
4 11
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
1
0
10 11 2
200
8 0 0 0
9 0 0
0
10 0
0 0
250
0 10 11
2
0
2 3
3
0
13 8 1
250
10 0 0 0
11 5 0
0
12 10
0 0
1000
2 3 10
0
2
9 3
3
2
U 9 2
1000
40 0 0 0
45 0 0
0
50 0
0 0
A TABLE,
Showing tlie number
of Days in one MontTi, to the s
ame Day in
any other I
lonth.
From
.Ian. Feb. M»r. ApriL
May. June. July
Auff. Sept.
Oc
t.- N07.
Dec.
120 151 181
212 1 243
27
3 1 304 1
334
334 1 36
' 1 "■'1 ""1
5| 28 1 59 1
89 120 150
181 1 212
24.
2| 273
303
■'"
306 1 33
61 92 122
153 1 184
21
t| 245
275
275 1 306 1 334 | 365 |
30 61 91
122 1 153
18
3| 214
244
245 1 276 1 304 | 335 |
365 31 61
92 1 123
15
5| 184
214
334 365 30
61 1 92
12
2| 153
183
Jtdy
184 21
304 335 365
31 1 62
9
2 1 123
153
153 184 1 212 1 243
273 304 334
365 1 31
6
1 92
122
122 153 1 181 1 212
242 273 303
334 1 365
3
)| 61|
91
October
92 123 1 151 1 182
212 243 273
304 1 335 1
3fi,
1 31 1
61
30
Xovembei
61 92 1 120 1 151
181 212 242
273 1 304 1
334
1 365 1
! Decemlber
31 1 62 1 90 1 121
151 1 182 212
243 1 274 1
304
1 335 1
365
1
XVI
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
STAMP AND LEGACY DUTIES, ETC.
Note. — The 13th and 14th Vict. c. 97, imposes a duty according to the number of words in deeds,
by a general rule applicable to all deeds ■where progressive duty is not expressly charged.
For the progressive duty on a deed when none is expressly charged under the instrument,
reference must be made to the head " Progressive Duty."
Admission as a Burgess, or into any Corporation
or Company in any Burgh in Scotland, in lieu
of the duties of £1 and £3 fomierly pa3'able, 5s.
Admissions of other descriptions various ; as to
which see the schedule annexed to 55 Geo. III.,
c. 184. See also License, below.
Admission to act as Advocate, £50 ; as Writer to
the Signet, Sohcitor, Agent, Attorney, or Pro-
curator in any court, £25 ; to act as Agent in
Supreme Courts without indenture (in addition
to the said £25), £60 ; do. in Inferior Courts
without indenture (in addition to the said £25),
£30 ; to act as Notary-Public, £20 ; to be fel-
low of College of Physicians, £25 ; or license
by do. to practise physic, £15 ; to degree of
Doctor of Medicine, £10 ; to ecclesiastical bene-
fice, £2.
Affidavits. — For every sheet or piece of paper,
parchment, or vellum, on which the same shall
be written or printed, 2s. 6d. Affidavits autho-
rised to be made before Justices of Peace are
exempted.
Agreement, or minute or memorandum of agree-
ment, without a clause of registration (not
charged othenvise than under the head agi-ee-
ment in the schedule to the Act 55 Geo. III.,
c. 184, nor expressly exempted from duty),
where the matter is of the value of £20 or up-
wards, whether the same is evidence of a con-
tract, or obUgatory upon the parties from its
being a written instrument, together with every
schedule, receipt, &c., endorsed or annexed,
2s. 6d. Progressive duty on words, 2s. 6d.
Note. — The agreement, if liable to one duty of
2s. 6d., may be stamped if brought to the Com-
missioners at London, or their office at Edin-
bm'gh, or lodged with the distributors of stamps
in the country, within fomteen days after being
made. If after, at Loudon or Edinburgh, on a
penalty of £10. 7 and 8 Vic, c. 21, § 5.
Appraisements.
Amount not exceeding £50
Above £50 and not above £100
... 100 ... 200
... 200 ... 500
. . 500 and upwards
Atpisenticeship Indentures.
If the premium be under £30
£30 and under £50
50 ... 100
lOa ... 200
200 ... 300
300 ... 400
400 ... 500
500 ... 600
600 ... 800
800 ... 1000
1 000 or upwards
If no premium, 2s. 6d.
£0
2
6
0
5
0
0
10
0
0
15
0
1
0
0
£1
0
0
£2
0
0
3
0
0
6
0
0
12
0
0
20
0
0
25
0
0
30
0
0
40
0
0
50
0
0
60
0
0
Indentures of clerks or apprentices to writers to
the signet, solicitors, or agents in the Su-
preme Courts of Scotland, £60 ; Inferior
Courts, £30. See DUPLICATE or Counter-
part.
Exem. — Indentures of apprentices for sea- ser-
vice and poor children.
Award or Decreet- Arbitral
Bills and Promissory Notes
Ikland.
£1 15 0
Not exceeding two months after date,
Longer
or sixty days after sight.
Period.
£ S.
d.
£ 8 d.
For£2¬above£5,5s. 0 1
0
0 16
Ab. 5, 5s, ... 20 ... 0 1
6
0 2 0
20 ... 30 ... 0 2
0
0 2 6
30 ... 50 ... 0 2
6
0 3 6
50 ... 100 ... 0 3
6
0 4 6
100 ... 200 ... 0 4
6
0 5 0
200 ... 300 ... 0 5
0
0 6 0
300 ... 500 ... 0 6
0
0 8 6
500 .. 1000 ... 0 8
6
0 12 6
1000 ... 2000 ... 0 12
6
0 15 0
2000 ... 3000 ... 0 15
0
15 0
3000 1 5
0
1 10 0
s. d.
1
6
3
0
4
0
5
0
7
6
... 10
0
... 15
0
Drawing singly same as inland bills.
When in sete, then for every biU of each
set not exceeding £100
Above £100 and not above 200
200 ... 500
500 ... 1000
1000 ... 2000
2000 ... 3000
3000
The duty on an inland bill, draft or order for the
payment of any sum of money at stated periods,
if made payable to the beai-er, or to order, or if
delivered to the payee, or some person on his or
her behalf, where the total amount thereby
made payable is specified therein, or can be
ascertained therefrom, is the same as on a bill
payable to bearer or order on demand for a sum
equal to such total amount.
N.B. — Promissory notes for £100 or imder ai'e
not to be drawn payable to the Nearer on de-
mand, except bankers' re-issuable notes, which
require a different stamp.
See Drafts.
Bills of Lading 6d.
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
XVII
Bonds and other Securities.
Bond (personal) giveu for any certain sum
of money not exceeding s. cl.
£50 1 3
Exceeding £50 and not exceeding 100 2 G
100 ... 150 3 9
150 ... 200 5 0
200 ... 250 6 3
250 ... 300 7 6
And Tvhere the same shall exceed £300, then
for every £100, and also for any fractional
part of £100,— 2s. Gd.
Bond as secm-ityfor«iOvi?eA' to he thereafter lent,
advanced, or paid, or ivMch may become due
upon account-ctirrent, together with any sum
already advanced or due, or without, as the
case may be, —
Where the money secured or to be ultimately
recoverable shall ie limited not to exceed a
given sum, — The same duty as on a bond for
such sum.
"Where uncertain, and icithout any limit, — The
same as on a bond for a sum equal to the
amount of the penalty.
Where there is no penalty, the bond shall be
available for such an amount only as the ad
valorem stamps will cover.
Personal Bond given as a security for the
transfer or retransfer of any share in any of the
Government or Parliamentary Stocks or Funds,
or of the Banks of England 01- Ireland, or of the
East India Company, or of any other company
or corporation, — The same ad valorem duty as
on a bond for a sum of money equal to the
value of the stock or fund secured, according to
the average price at the date of the bond, or on
either of the ten days preceding ; or the latest
day preceding on which there shall have been a
kno^vn sale.
Personal Bond given as a security for the
payment of any sum of money, or for the
transfer or retransfer of stock secured also by a
wadset, or other instrament paying duty as a
wadset, or for the performance of covenants
contained in such instrament, or for both those
purposes, provided such other instrument hear
even date with, and be referred to in such
bond —
Where the sum of money or the value of the stock
secured shall not exceed £800, — The same ad
valorem duty as on a mortgage or wadset for
securing the like amount or value.
Exceeding £800,— £1.
Personal or Heritable Bond given as an
additional or further security for the pajinent
of any sum of money, or for the transfer or
retransfer of any share in any of these stocks
previously secured by a bond or other security
therein referred to, which has paid the proper
ad valorem duty on bonds at the date thereof, —
Where the sum or the value of the stock shall not
exceed £1400, — The same ad valorem duty as
on a bond or mortgage for securing the like
sum or value.
Where said sum shall exceed £1400, — £1, 15s.
Bond — Transfer or Assignment disposition or
assignation of any such bond as aforesaid, and
which has paid the proper ad valorem duty on
bonds —
Where the principal money or stock secured by the
bond shall not exceed in whole 1400, — The
same duty as on a bond for the total amount or
value.
And in every other case such transfer, assign-
ment, disposition, or assignation shall be
chargeable with the duty of £1, 15s.
Personal or Heritable Bond given as the
only or principal security for the payment of
any annuity upon the original creation and
sale thereof, — The same ad valorem duty as on
a convej'ance upon sale in consideration of the
sum or value given or agreed for the purchase.
— See Duties on Conveyances.
Personal Bond given as a collateral or
auxiliary security for the payment of any
annuity upon the original creation and sale,
where granted or conveyed or secured by any
other deed or instrument, paying the ad valorem
duty on conveyances upon the sale of any
property —
AVhere such o.d valorem duty shall not exceed 203.
such bond shall be chargeable with a stamp duty
of equal amount therewith.
And where such exceeds 20s., — £1 .
Personal or Heritable Bond given as a security
for the payment of any annuity (except upon
the original creation and sale), or of any sum
or sums of money at stated periods (not being
interest nor rent upon a lease), for any definite
and certain term, so that the total amount to be
paid can be previously ascertained, — The same
ad valorem duty as on a bond of the like nature
for the payment of a sum of money equal to
such total amount.
Personal or Heritable Bond given as a security
for the payment of any annuity (except as
aforesaid), or of any money at stated periods
{not being interest nor rent upon lease), for
the term of life or any other indefinite period,
so that the whole cannot be previously ascer-
tained,—
Where the annuity or sum secured shall not exceed
£50 per annum, — £1.
Exceeding £50 and not exceeding £100 per
annum, — £2.
And where exceeding £100 per annum, then for
every £100, and also for any fractional part of
£100 per annum,- £2.
But where there shall be both a personal and
heritable bond in separate deeds of the same
date for securing any such annuity, &c., and
the ad valorem duty above charged amounts to
£2 or upwards, the heritable bond only to be
charged with the ad valorem duty, and the
personal bond to be chai'ged only with a duty
of £1.
Bond of any kind or description given for any
other purpose than as aforesaid, — The duty
chargeable by any act in force at passing 13tli
and 14th Vict. c. 97.
But no such bond shall be charged with any
greater amount of stamp duty than the ad
valorem duty before charged upon a bond given
for the payment of a definite and certain sixm
of money of the same amount as the penalty of
such bond.
Bond of Relief to a cautioner or sm-ety, — £1, 15s.
Bond for the due execution of an office, and to
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STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
accoiuit for money received by virtue of such
oflBce, — £1, 15s.
Bond given for, or iu respect of, duties of customs
or excise, or for preventing frauds or evasions
tliereof, or for any other matter relating thereto
— relanding of plate — registering of British
vessels, — 5s.
Hekitable or Personal Bond, of any kind
whatever, not otherwise charged nor expressly
exempted from all stamp duty, — £1, 15s.
Note. — The above provision, that the duty shall
not exceed the ad valorem duty on a sum the
same amount as the penalty in the bond, applies
to the four preceding entries.
Charier, Disposition, or Contract (after 4th
August, 1853), containing the first original
constitution of feu and ground annual rent rights
in Scotland (not being a lease or tack for j'ears),
in consideration of any annual sum payable in
perpetuity, or for any indefinite period, whether
fee farm or other rent, feu-duty, ground annual,
or otIienA'ise :
Where the annual sum thereby made pay- s, d.
able shall not exceed 20s 2 6
Exceeding 20s., and not exceeding £12 :
then for eveiy 20s., and any fractional
part of 20s 2 6
Exceeding £12, and not exceeding £2-t :
then for 40s., and for any fractional
part of 40s 5 0
Exceeding £24 : then for eveiy £4, and
for every fractional part of £4 10 0
Charter of resignation, confirmation, novodamus,
upon apprising, or decreet of adjudication or
sale, of heritable subjects holdeu of a subject
superior, — 5s.
Progressive duty of 5s.
Charter-party 5s.
Composition- DEED with Creditors £1, 15s.
Con^'eyances.
Con^'EYANCE, whether gi'ant, disposition, assign-
ment, transfer, renunciation, or of any other
kind whatsoever, upon tlie sale of any lands,
tenements, rents, annuities, or other property,
heritable or movable, or of any right, title,
interest, or claim in, to, out of, or upon any
such, that is, for the principal or only deed,
instrument, or writing whereby the lands or
other things sold are granted, assigned, trans-
ferred, renounced, or otherwise conveyed to or
vested in the purchaser, or any other person, by
his direction —
Where the purchase or consideration money ex-
pressed shall not exceed
£25 £0 2 6
Exceeding £25 not exc. 50 0 5 0
50 ... 75 0 7 6
75 ... 100 0 10 0
100 ... 125 0 12 G
125 ... 150 0 15 0
150 ... 175 0 17 6
175 ... 200 10 0
200 ... 225 12 6
225 ... 250 15 0
250 ... 275 17 6
275 ... 300 1 10 0
300 ... 350 1 15 0
350 ... 400 2 0 0
400 ... 450 2 5 0
Exceeding £450 not exc. £500 £2 10 0
500 ... 550 2 15 0
550 ... 600 3 0 0
And where the purchase or consideration money
shall exceed £600, then for every £100, anil
also for any fractional part of £100, — 10s.
It is directed that the purchase money or consi-
deration shall be truly expressed awA set forth in
ivords at length in or upon every deed or in-
strument of conveyance ; and where such con-
sideration shall consist, either wholly or in part,
of any stock or security, the value thereof re-
spectivel}', to be ascertained as after mentioned,
shall also be truly set forth, as aforesaid, in or
upon every such deed or instrument ; and such
value shall be deemed to be the purchase or con-
sideration money, or part thereof, as the case
may be, in respect whereof the ad valorem duty
shall be cliarged.
And where the consideration, or any part of the
consideration, shall be stock in the public funds,
or any government debenture or stock of the
banks of England or Ireland, or any debenture
or stock of any corporation, company, society,
or persons or person, payable only at the icilL
of the debtor, the duty shall be calculated (tak-
ing the same respectively, whether constituting
the whole or a part only of such consideration)
according to the average selling price thereof
respectively, on the day, or on either of tlie ten
daj's preceding the date of the deed or instru-
ment of conveyance, or if no sale shall have
taken place within such ten days, then accord-
ing to the average selling price thereof on the
day of the last preceding sale ; and if such con-
sideration, or part thereof, shall be a mortgage,
bond, or debenture, the amount whereof shall
be recoverable by the holder, or any other secu-
rity whatsoever, whether payable in money
or otherwise, such calculation shall be made
according to the sum due thereon for both prin-
cipal and interest.
In any case where property shall be sold and
conveyed iu consideration of any rent charge or J
annuity, or any annual or periodical payment \
to be made permanently or for any indefinite
period, so that the total amount of the money
to be paid for such property cannot be previ-
ously ascertained, which rent charge, annuity,
or other payment, shall be made subject to re-
demption or purchase upon terms and condi-
tions specified in the deed or instrument, where-
by the property sold shall be conveyed to, or
vested in, the purchaser, or any person by his
direction, the money or the consideration men-
tioned in the said deed or instrxunent as that on
payment or transfer, delivery or satisfaction,
of which the said rent charge, annuity, or other
payment shall be redeemed or purchased, or
repurchased, or shall cease to be payable, shall
be deemed to be the purchase-money or consi-
deration, on the sale of the said property so sold
and conveyed, and in respect of which last-
mentioned purchase-money or consideration,
the ad valorem duty shall be chargeable ; and
•where any such last-mentioned consideration
shall consist wholly, or in part, of any stock or
security mentioned in the Act 13 and 14 Yict.
c. 97, the value thereof shall be ascertained as
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
XIX
in such Act is in that behalf provided ; and
where any such annuity, rent charge, or other
payment aforesaid shall be made, subject to
redemption or purchase, or repurchase or dis-
continuance, upon payment or satisfaction of
any money or value to be ascertained or calcu-
lated in manner provided in the said deed or
instrument, the amount of such money or value
shall, for the purpose of charging the said ad
valorem duty, be ascertained or calculated, as
in such deed or instrument shall be so provided.
16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, § 11.
Copies of Extracts from the public register, or
from books of any court of record, 2s. 6d. And
where the same shall contain more than 600
words,' any less quantity of words over and
above the first 600 words, or above any second,
third, or other full quantity of 600 words, a
further duty of 2s. 6d.
Copy attested of any agreement or deed for the
security or use of a person not being a party
or taking benefit under it, — Is.
Progressive duty' for every 720 words, — Is.
Copy attested of a will, testament, or codicil, or
of a confirmation of a testament, testamentary
or dative, — same duty as above.
Copyright of Designs, certificate of, — £5.
Covenant. — Any deed containing a covenant for
the payment or repayment of any sum, or for
the transfer or retransfer of stock, in any case
where a mortgage, if made for the like purpose,
would be chargeable under this schedule with
any ad valorem duty exceeding in amount
£1, 15s. ; or for the payment of any annuity,
or any sums at stated periods, in any case where
a bond for the like purpose would be chai'geable
with any such duty, — the same ad valorem
duty 33 on a bond respectively for the like pur-
pose.
When it is an additional security to a properly
stamped bond referred to in it, the ad valorem
duty here charged not payable.
Exemption. — Any covenant contained in a deed
chargeable under Mortgages of Settle-
ment.
Debentures, or Certificate for receiving back
duties of Customs or Excise on goods exported
after the 10th October 1853.
AVhere the di-awback to be received shall not ex-
ceed £10, .... Is. Od.
Where the same shall exceed £10, and
not exceed £50, ... 2s. 6d.
And where the same shall exceed £50, 5s. Od.
(16 and 17 Vict. c. 59.)
Deed not othei-wise charged, — £1, 15s.
Deputation of a Gamekeeper, — £1, 15s.
Disentail, instrument of, — £1, 15s.
Draft or Order, after 10th October 1853, for
the payment of any sum of money to the bearer,
or to order, on demand, — Id.
And the following instruments shall be deemed
and taken to be drafts or orders for the payment
of money within the intent and meaning of this
Act, and of any Act or Acts relating to the stamp
duties on bills of exchange, drafts, or orders,
and shall be chargeable accordingly with the
stamp duties imposed by this Act, or any such
Act or Acts, viz. : —
All documents or writings usually termed letters
of credit, or whereby any person to whom any
such document or writing is, or is intended to
be, delivered or sent, shall be entitled, or be in-
tended to be entitled, to have credit with, or in
account with, or to draw upou any other per-
son for or to receive from such other person any
sum of monej' therein mentioned.
Exemptions from the Duties on Drafts or Or-
ders.— All drafts or orders for the payment
of money to the bearer on demand, drawn upon
any banker or bankers now by law exempted
from stamp duty. All letters of credit, whe-
tlier in sets or not, sent by persons in the
United Kingdom to persons abroad, authoris-
ing drafts on the United Kingdom. (16 and
17 Vict. c. 59.)
N.B. — Tiiese drafts or orders on bankers to be ex-
empted, must be issued within fifteen miles of
the place where tiie banker carries on his busi-
ness— the place of issuing must be triUy speci-
fied in them, and they must be dated on or
before the day on which they are issued, and
not direct the payment to be made by a bill or
note. The place of issue is where the drawer
parts with the possession of the draft, such as
the place where posted. If an unstamped draft
is issued within fifteen miles of the banker, as
above, it may circulate any distance from the
place of issue without affecting its validity.
The penny draft stamp will validate drafts
drawn beyond fifteen miles of the banker's place
of business.
Note. — The duty on drafts or orders may be im-
pressed on the paper, or an adhesive stamp may
be affixed. Where an adhesive stamp is used,
the maker of the draft is required to cancel the
stamp by writing on it his name or initials.
Penalty for omission, — £10. Penalty for re-
moving adhesive stamps, or using them a se-
cond time, or doing any act to defraud of duty,
£20. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, s. 3, 4, and 5.)
Duplicate or Counterpart of any deed or in-
strument, of any description whatever, charge-
able with any stamp duty, under any Act or
Acts in force —
Where such stamp duty (exclusive of progressive
duty) shall not amount to the sum of 5s., the
same duty as chargeable on the orighial deed or
instrument, including the progressive duty there-
on (if any).
And where the same (exclusive as aforesaid)
amounts to the sum.of 53. or upwards, — 5s.
And where in the latter case any such deed or ie-
strument, together with any schedule, receipt,
or other matter put or indorsed thereon or an-
nexed thereto, contains 2160 words or upwards,
for every entire quantity of 1080 words con-
tained therem above the first 1080 words, the
progressive duty of 2s. 6d.
In such latter case the duplicate or counteipart
(excepting counterparts of leases not signed
Dy the lessor, 16 and 17 Vict. c. 69), is not
available unless stamped with a pai-ticular
stamp for denoting the payment of the full
stamp duty on the origin^ deed or instrument,
which shall be impressed upon such, on the
same being produced, together with the original
deed or instrument, and on the whole being
duly executed and stamped in aU other respects.
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STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
Duplicates to have denoting stamp impressed,
are received by the Sohcitor of lulaud Revenue,
Edinburgh. See afterwards.
Insurance Policies.
LIFE.
Where the sum insured shall not exceed £500j
Then for every £50, and any fractional part of
£50, £0 0 6
Where it shall exceed £500, and shall
not exceed £1000,
Then for every £100, and any fractional
part of £100, .... 010
Where it shall exceed £1000,
Then for every £1000, and any frac-
tional part of £1000, . . 0 10 0
(IG and 17 Vict. c. 59.)
FIRE.
Duty on each policy 0 1 0
Besides 3s. per cent, per annum on every insur-
ance made or renewed.
Exemptions.— PahYic hospitals ; also agricultural
produce, farming stock, and implements of hus-
bandry, provided the insurance shall be effected
by a separate and distinct policy.
SEA.
Policy of insurance upon any voyage whatever,
for every £100, or fractional part of £100,
charged according to the rates of premium on
the sums insm'ed, viz. : —
a. d.
Not exceeding 10s. percent 0 3
Exc. 10s. and not exceeding 20s 0 6
20s. ... 30s 1 0
30s. ... 40s 2 0
40s. ... 50s 3 0
Exceeding 50s. percent 4 0
But if the separate interests of two or more dis-
tinct persons shall be insured by one policy or
instrament, then the said respective duties, as
the case may require, shall be charged thereon,
in respect of each and every fractional part of
£100, as well as in respect of every full sum of
£100, which shall be tliereby insured upon any
separate and distinct interest.
Policy of insurance, for every £100, or fractional
part of £100, insured for any certain term or
period of time :
s. d.
Not exceeding six calendar months 2 6
Exceeding six calendar months 4 0
Policy of mutual insurance upon any voyage
whatever, and not for a period of time, for
every £100, or fractional part of £100,
thereby insured to any person or persons 2 6
Leases.
Lease or tack of any lands, &c., granted in con-
sideration of a sum of money by way of pre-
mium or g7-assum, tcithout any yearly rent^ or
with any yearly rent under £20, — the same
duty as for a conveyance on the sale of lands
for a sum of money of same amount — (See Con-
veyance)— except leases and tacks for a life or
lives not exceeding three, or for a term of years,
determinable with a life or lives not exceeding
three, by whomsoever granted, and leases for a
term absolute not exceeding twenty-one years,
granted by ecclesiastical corporations, where
the duties would, under the Act, amount to £1,
15s, or upwards.
Lease or tack of any lands or heritable subjects
at a yearly rent loitlwut any sum of money by
way oi premium or grassum —
Where the yearly rent shall not
exceed £5 £0 0 6
£5 and not exceeding 10 0 10
10 ... 15 0 16
15 ... 20 0 2 0
20 ... 25 0 2 C
25 .... 50 0 5 0
60 ... 75 0 7 G
75 .. 100 0 10 0
And where the same sum exceeds £100,- then for
every £50 and fractional part of £50, — 5s.
Granted in consideration of a sum by way ot pre-
mium or grassum, and also of a yearly rent
amountinq to £20, or upwarcls, — both the ad
valorem duties payable for a grassum only and
for a lease in consideration of a rent only of the
same amount, except the leases before excepted.
Lease or tack of any mine or minerals or other
property of a like nature, either with or without
any other lands or heritable subjects, where any
p)ortion of the produce shall he reserved to be
paid in money or kind —
K it be stipulated that the value shall amount at
least to a given sum per annum, or it he limited
not to exceed a given sum, to be specified, then
the ad valorem duty shall be charged in respect
of the highest of such sums.
And where any yearly sum is reserved in addition
to or together with such produce, relative to the
yearly amount or value of which there is no
such stipulation or limitation, the ad valorem
duty shall be clxarged in respect of such yearly
sum.
And where both a certain yearly sum and also
such produce relative to the yearly amount or
value of which there shall be such stipulation
or limitation is reserved, the ad valorem duty
shall be charged on the aggregate of such yearly
sum, and also of the highest yearly amount or
value of such produce.
N.B. — Where a grassum or rent is in grain, it is
to be charged according to the stipulated rate
of conversion, and if none be stipidated, ac-
cording to the fiars on an average of seven
years. Where there are separate grassums or
rents payable to separate pro indiviso proprie-
tors in the same deed, the stamp is on the
cumido amount.
Lease or tack, of any kind, not otherwise charged,
— £1, 15s.
Assignment or siurrender of a lease or tack upon
any other occasion than a sale or mortgage, —
A duty equal to the ad valorem duty with
which a similar lease or tack would be charge-
able under 13 and 14 Vict., c. 97; but w^herea
similar lease would be chargeable under said
Act with any stamp duty amounting to £1, 15s.
or upwards, such assignment or surrender shall
be chargeable with a duty of £1, 15s.
And no stamp duty, except the ad valorem duty,
shall be chargeable for any lease expressed to be
gi-anted in consideration of tlie surrender of an
existing lease and also of a sum of money.
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
XXI
Letter or Power of Attornet, or Commis-
sion OR Factory £1 10 0
Letter of Attorney for Sale or Transfer
of Stock 10 0
Licenses.
Annual license to bankers issuing notes, £30.
Appraisers, £2. Pawnbrokers, £7, 10s. Ad-
mitted and practising attorneys, &c., if resident
in city or county of Edinburgh, and in posses-
sion of office lliree years or upwards, £9 ; if
not so long, £1, 10s. If resident elsewhere,
and admitted for three yeare or upwards, £6 ;
if not so long, £3. To dealers in gold and sil-
ver plate, above 2 oz. gold or 30 oz. silver,
£5, los. Do. under do., £2, Gs.
MoRTGAaES, Heritable Bonds, &c.
Wadset, and heritable bond, disposition, assigna-
tion, or tack in security affecting property
heritable or moveable ; also infeftmeut of an-
nual rent, but without any personal bond or
obligation therein contained for payment of the
money secured ; also letter of reversion or back
bond, for qualifying absolute conveyance of any
property, and also any deed whereby a real
burden shall be created on lands or heritable
subjects, as a seciurity for any definite and cer-
tain sum of money not exceeding s. d.
£50 1 3
Exc. 50 and not exceeding £100 2 6
100 ... 150 3 9
150 ... 200 5 0
200 ... 250 6 3
250 ... 300 7 6
And where the same exceeds £300, for every £100,
and fractional part of £100, — 2s. 6d.
Where the deed is made as a security for the re-
payment of money to he tliereafter lent, ad-
vanced, or paid, or which may become due
upon an account current, together with any
sum already advanced or due, or without, other
than any sums to be advanced for the msmance
of any property comprised in such secmity
against damage by fire, or for the insurance of
any life or lives, or for the renewal of any grant
or lease upon the dropping of any life or lives,
pursuant to any agreement in any deed where-
by any estate or interest held upon such life or
lives is granted, assigned, or assured, or where-
by any annuity is granted or secured for such
life or lives.
If the total amount of the money secured or to be
ultimately recoverable is limited not to exceed
a given sum, — The same duty as on a wadset
for such limited sum.
And if the total amount is uncertain and without
any limit, then the same shall be available as a
security or charge for such an amount only as
the ad valorem duty denoted by the stamp will
cover.
And where the same is made as a security for the
transfer or retransfer of any share in any of the
government or parliamentaiy stocks or funds,
or of the Bank of England, or of Ireland,
or of the East India, or of the South Sea
Company, or of any other company or cor-
poration, in consideration of stock or money
advanced or lent at the time, or previously due
and owing, or foreborne to be paid, being pay-
able,— The same duty as on a mortgage tor a
sum equal to the value of the stock or fund se-
cm-ed according to the average price at tlic date
of the mortgage, or on either of the ten days
preceding, or on the latest day preceding on
which there lias been a known sale.
And where the same respectively shall be made,
as a security for the payment of a sum of money,
and also for the transfer or retransfer of a share
in any of the said stocks or funds, the said ad
valorem duty sliall be charged in respect of
each.
And in case the same respectively shall be made,
as a security for the payment or transfer, to dif-
ferent persons, of separate and distinct siuns or
shares, — The ad valorem duty shall be charged
for each separate and distinct sum or share
therein specified and secured, and not upon the
aggregate amoimt.
And Avhere any such deed or instrument shall be
made respectively as a security for the payment
of any annuity, or any sum by way of repay-
ment, or in satisfaction or discharge, or in re-
demption of any sum lent, advanced, or paid,
as or for, or in the nature of a loan intended to
be repaid, dischai'ged, or redeemed, in manner
aforesaid, — The same duty as on a mortage or
wadset for the sum of money so lent, advanced,
or paid.
Transfer, disposition, or assignation of any wad-
set or other such security, &c. —
Where no Jjirther sum or stock shall be added to
the principal already secured, if such principal
shall not exceed in the whole £liOO, — the same
duty as on a wadset, &c., for the total amount
or value of such principal.
And if such principal shall exceed in value in the
whole the sum of £1400. — £1, 15s.
And where any further sum or stock shall be
added to the principal akeady secured, — the
same duty as on a wadset, Sec, for such further
money or stock only.
And in every other case not expressly provided
for, — £1, 15s.
Such instrament is not chargeable with furtlier
duty (^except progressive duty) by containing
any further or additional secmity for the pay-
ment, transfer, retransfer of such money, stock,
interest, or dividends, or any new covenant,
proviso, or other matter whatever in relation to
such money or stock, interest or dividends.
Any deed made for the further assurance only of
any property already constituted a security, by
a deed which has paid the ad valorem duty —
Also any deed made as an additional or further
security for any sum, &c., already so secured —
AVhere the total amount or value akeady secured
does not exceed £1400, — the same duty as on
a wadset for the amount.
And in any other case, — £1, los.
If any further sum be added to the principal,
the deed is chargeable only (exclusive of pro-
gressive duty) with the ad valorem duty on
wadsets. Sec, in respect of such further sum.
Reconveyance, surrender, discharge, or renimci-
ation of any wadset, or other such security, or
of the benefit thereof, or of the money or stock
secm'ed —
Where the total amount of the principal shall not
exceed £1400, — the same duty as on a wadset
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STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
for the amount. And in any other case, —
£1, 15s.
Newspapers. — Any newspaper printed on one
sheet not exceeding 2295 in. in superficies, — Id.
A supplement printed on one sheet, and with the
newspaper not exceeding 2295 inches in the
whole, is free of duty.
Any other supplement not exceeding 1148 inches,
— |d.
Any two supplements, each printed on one sheet,
and together not exceeding 2295 in., each, — i-d.
The superficies is one side of the paper, and "ex-
clusive of the margin.
NoTAPviAL Act, any -N^hatsoever, — 5s. And for
every sheet or piece of paper, parchment, or
vellum on which the same shall be written, — 5s.
P.A.TENT, Letters.
Letters for Inventions.
On petition for grant of letters patent £5 0 0
On certificate of record of notice to
proceed 5 0 0
On warrant of law-oflBcers for letters
patent 5 0 0
On the sealing of letters patent 5 0 0
On specification 5 0 0
On the letters patent, or a duplicate
thereof before the expiration of the
third year 50 0 0
On the letters patent, or a duplicate
thereof before the expiration of the
seventh year 100 0 0
On certificate of record of notice of
objections 2 0 0
On certificate of every search and in-
spection 0 10
On certificate of entry of assignment
or license 0
On certificate of assignment or license 0
On application for disclaimer 5
On caveat against disclaimer 2
On office copies of documents, for every
ninety words 0 0 2
(16 Vict. c. 5).
Patent Medicine.
Price not exceeding Is., l|d. ; not ex. 2s. 6d.,
3d. ; not ex. is., 6d. ; not ex. 10s.. Is. ; not
ex. 2Gs., 2s.
Plate. — Gold, per oz. 17s. Silver, Is. 6d.
Exemptions. — Watch-cases, rmgs, &c.
Precept of Clare Constat 5s.
Progressive Duty 5s.
Progressr'e Dutt on Words.
Where any deed or instrument of any description
whatever chargeable with any stamp duty,
together Mith any schedule, receipt, or other
matter put or endorsed or annexed, contains
2160 words, or upwards, then for every entire
quantity of 1080 words contained therein, over
and above the first 1080 words, there shall be
chai'ged the further progressive duty follow-
ing, i.e.—
Where such deed or instrument shall be charge-
able with any ad valorem stamp-duty not
exceeding in the whole 10s., — a further pro-
gressive duty equal to the amount of such ad
valorem duty.
And in every other case (except where any other
progressive duty is expressly charged thereon),
— a further progressive duty of 10s.
5
0
5
0
0
0
0
0
But progressive duty is not chargeable on a deed
on which such duty was not imposed before
the Act of 1850. (13 & 14 Vict. c. 97).
Protests.— On bill or note for any sum s. d.
less than ... £20 2 0
£20 and less than £100 3 0
100 ... 500 5 0
500 or upwards lo 0
Protest of any other kind,— 5s.
And for every additional sheet,— 5s.
Proxy to vote in joint-stock company whose
shares are transferable 2s. Gd.
Receipts for money amounting to £2 or upwards,
— ]d.
The following provisions as to what shall be
deemed a receipt, and the exemptions from re-
ceipt duty by 55 Geo. III. c. 184, are still in
force.
Any note, memorandum, or writing whatever,
given upon the payment of money, whether
signed or not, shall be a receipt if it shall
import or signify that any sum of money,
debt, or demand, or any part thereof amounting
to £2 or upwards, has been paid or settled;
and like documents given upon payment by
bills, drafts, promissory notes, or oilier securi-
ties for money, are also receipts.
Entries made bj' persons receiving money in pass
books kept by the person paying the money, are
receipts ; and receipts given for 40s., or up-
wards, whether for a purchase at a sale by auc-
tion or other ready money dealing, or the pay-
ment of wages, must be stamped.
Among the exemptions from receipt duty are —
Receipts written on promissory notes., bills,
drafts, or orders for the payment of money,
duly stamped.
Letters by the general post acknoicledying the
safe arrival of any bills of exchange, pro-
missory notes, or other securities for money.
This will of course include acknowledgment by
the general post of post-office orders, and drafts
or orders now used instead of letters of credit ;
but, according to tiie views of the Board of In-
land Revenue, the letters must not go beyond
the acknowledgment of the safe amval of bill,
&c. If bills, &c., are said to be received in
payment of a particular account or debt, or the
amount placed to the credit of the remitter, if,
in short, the appropriation is mentioned, the
letters will not be exempted. Where advice is
given by letter to a person that money has been
paid to his credit, a letter in return acknow-
ledging the receipt of the letter, is not charge-
able as a receipt, but any intimation that the
money has been received is liable.
Receipts written on any bond, mortgage, or
other security, or any conveyance, deed, or
instrument whatever, duly stamped, acknow-
ledging the receipt of the consideration money
therein expressed, or the receipt of any prin-
cipal money, interest, or annuity thereby se-
cured.
Note. — Stamps may be impressed or affixed.
Where adhesive stamps are affixed, the granter
is required to cancel the stamps by writing his
name or initials on them. Penalty for omission,
— £10. Penalty for removing adhesive stamps,
or using them a second time, or doing any
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
XX]] 1
i fraudulent act to defraud of duty,— £20. (16
aadl7 Vict. c. 59, §3, 4, and5.)
Resignation. — Principal or original instrament
of resignation, or service, or cognition of heirs,
or charter, or sasine of any houses, lands, or
other heritable subjects holding burgage; also
instrument of resignation of lands, &c. not held
burgage,— 5s. Progressive duty,— 5s.
Sasine.— Instrument of sasine given on any
charter, precept of dare constat, or precept
liom Chancery, or on any wadset, heritable
bond, disposition, apprising, adjudication of
any heritable subjects not of burgage tenure, —
5s. Progressive duty, — 5s.
Schedule or Inventory of heritage or mov-
ables, or containing the terms of any proposed
sale, lease, &c., or regulations for the cultiva-
tion and management of any farm, Sec. sepa-
rate from and referred to in lease, bond, deed,
agreement, &c., chargeable with any stamp-
duty not exceeding 10s. — the same duty as
shall be chargeable on such lease, bond, agree-
ment, &c., and where referred to in such,
chargeable with a duty exceeding 10s., — lOs.
Progressive duty, — lOs.
Scrip Certificate, after -tth August 1853, that
is to say, any document denoting or intended to
denote the right or title of the holder tliereof,
or any person to any share or shares in any
joint-stock or other company, or proposed or
intended company, or any certilicate declaring
or entitling the holder thereof, or any person, to
' be or become the proprietor of any share or
shares of or in any such company, where such
certificate, or the right or title to such share or
shares shall be, or be intended to be, transfer-
able by the delivery of sucli certificate, or other-
wise than by deed or instrument in writing, —
Id. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 63).
Settlement. — Any deed or instrument, whether
voluntary or gratuitous, or upon any considera-
tion other tlian a bona, fide pecuniary con-
sideration, whereby any dejinite and certain
principal sum or sums of money, or any dejinite
and certain shai-es in any stocks or funds, shall
be settled or agreed to be settled upon or for
the benefit of any person or persons, either in
possession or reversion, either absolutely, or for
life or other partial interest, or in any other
manner whatsoever, — if such sum or sums, or
the value of such share or shares, together, shall
not exceed in the whole £100, — 5s.
And if the same sliall exceed £100, then for every
£100, and fractional part of £100,— 5s.
All such deeds which contain any settlement of
lands or other property, or any other thing
besides the settlement of such money or stock,
.shall be chargeable with such further duty as
any separate deed containing such settlement of
lands or other property, or other thing, would
have been chargeable with, exclusive of the pro-
gi'essive duty.
And where there is more than one such deed
chargeable vi-ith any such duty exceeding
£1, los., one of them only shall be charged
■witli the ad valorem duty ; and also where any
settlement shall be made in pursuance of any
previous articles chargeable with and which
shall have paid any such duty exceeding £1, 15s.,
C
it is not chargeable with the ad ludorein duty ;
and the deeds not chargeable with the ad va-
lorem duty shall be charged with the duty to
which they are liable under any more general
description in the stamp schedules ; and on the
whole being produced, duly executed and
stamped, the latter shall also be stamped with
a particular stamp for denoting the payment of
the said ad valorem duty.
Exemption from this ad valorem dntn. — WilN,
testaments, and testamentary instrument'^, and
dispositions mortis causa.
Writ of Acknowledgment by any person iti-
feft of lands in Scotland, in favour of the heir
or disponee, of a creditor fully vested in riglii
of an heritable security constituted by infeft-
ment,— 10s. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 63, § 6.)
Inventory Duty.
The duty is imposed on the inventory of the i>er-
sonal estate and effects of deceased persons, re-
quired to be recorded in the Commissary Courts
according to the rates in the following table,
and is regulated by the amount of such estate
in Scotland. The same rates of duty are pay-
able on probates and letters of administration in
respect of tlie personal property situated in
England and Ireland.
TESTATE.
1
INTESTATE,
Amount of Deceased's
Duty.
Amount of Deceased's
Duty.
Personal Estate.
Personal Estate.
Above
Under
Above
Under
£20
£100
10s.
£20
£50
10s,
( 100
200
£2
f 60
100
£1
200
300
5
100
200
3
300
450
8
200
300
8
450
600
11
300
450
n
600
800
15
460
600
15
800
1,000
22
600
800
22
1,000
1,500
30
800
1,000
30
1,500
2,000
40
1,000
1,500
45
2,000
3,000
50
1,500
2,000
60
3,000
4,000
60
2,000
3,000
75
4,000
5,000
80
3,(100
4,000
90 1
o
5,000
6,000
100
o
4,000
5,000
120
^ ,
6,000
7,000
120
§
5,000
6,000
150 '
7,000
8,000
140
•3
• 6,000
7,000
180
>
8,000
9,000
160
>
7,000
8,000
210
9,000
10,000
180
8,000
9,000
240
10,000
12,000
200
9,000
10,000
270 I
12,000
14,000
220
10,000
12,000
300 1
14,000
16,000
250
12,000
14,000
330 1
16,000
18,000
230
14,000
16,000
375
18,000
20,000
310
16,000
18,0C0
420
20,000
25,000
350
18,000
20,000
4G5
25,000
30,000
400
20,000
25,000
525
30,000
35,000
450
25,000
S0,000
600 '<
35,000
40,000
525
30,000
35,000
675
40,000
45,0'JO
600
35,000
40,ono
785
45,000
50,000
675 ;
L 40,000
45,000
900
Inci
easing progressively to £1,00
0,000.
1
The inventory-duty is paid on the whole personal
property in Scotland, and probate and adminis-
tration duty on the whole personal property
situated in England and Ireland, without de-
duction of debts ; but the Act 5 and 6 Vict. c.
79, § 23, provides for a return being given
on proof of the constitution and payment of
the debts. This repayment must be claimed
within three years ; but the time will be pro-
longed on application to the Board of Inland
Revenue. If there be any omission in the in-
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ventory iuferring payment of furtlier duty, an
additional inventory of such is required to be
exhibited, by 48 Geo. Ill, c. 149, § 38 ; and
§40 provides that the same shall also specify the
amount or value of the estate and effects of the
same person comprised in the former inventory.
By 16 and 17 Vict. c. 59, § 8, such additional
inventory shall be chargeable only with such
amount of stamp duty as, together with the
stamp duty charged upon the former duly
stamped inventory of the estate and effects of
the same deceased person, shall make up the
full amount of stamp duty, in respect of the
total amount of all the estate and effects of
the deceased specified in the said additional and
any such former inventory. If the estate be
over-estimated, or something improperly in-
cluded, in the inventory, an inventory on a
stamp corresponding to the value must be ex-
hibited, and the original stamp will be allowed
on affidavit as a spoiled stamp.
Legacy-duty.
On Legacies, Residues, §-c.
To Children or their descendants, or lineal """^ i"' "•
ancestors, £10
Brother or sister, or descendant, . 3 0
Uncle or aunt, or their descendants, 5 0
Grand uncle or aunt, or their descendants, 6 0
All other relations or strangers, . 10 0
The husband or wife of tlie deceased is not
chargeable with duty. If the legatee's hus-
band or wife is of nearer consanguinity than
the legatee, duty is payable according to such
nearer relationship. (16 and 17 Vict. c. 51,
§11-)
This duty is payable for every legacy out of the
personal or moveable estate, or out of or charged
upon the real or heritable estate of the deceased,
or out of any moneys to arise by tlie sale, mort-
gage, or other disposition of the deceased's real
or herhable estate, or any part thereof: Also
for the clear residue (^after deducting debts,
funeral expenses, legacies, and other charges
fii-st payable thereout) of the personal or move-
able estate, whether the title to sucli residue
shall accrue by virtue of any testamentaiy dis-
position, or upon a partial or total intestacy :
And also for the clear residue of the moneys to
arise from the sale, mortgage, or other disposi-
tion of any real or heritable estate, directed to
be sold, mortgaged, or otherwise disposed of by
any will or testamentary instrument.
Annuities are valued for legacy duty according to
tables annexed to the Succession Duty Act.
Duty is not exigible on legacies or residues under
£20 ; but if a legatee take two or more legacif
under any testament, which shall togetlicr br
of the amount of £20, each shall be charge 1
with duty, though each or either may be separ-
ately under that amount.
N.B. — Priutt'd forms and regulations regarding all
the succession-duties will be obtained gratis, on
application at the Inland Revenue Office, Edin-
burgh ; and at the offices of the distributors of
stamps m tlie country.
Succession Duty.— The duty commences on tlie
death of persons dying after the 19th May 1853,
and seems to be imposed on all property, both
heritable and moveable, passing by death, not
liable to the duty on legacies and successions to
personal estate upon intestacy — the duty im-
posed by the Legacy Duty Acts. The duty on
heritable ])roperty is charged on the annual
value, after allowance of the necessary out-
gomgs (§ 22), as an annuity for the life of the
successor (§ 21), which is to be valued by tables
annexed to the act.
Personal Property is liable to duty according
to the value of the succession ; and money
charged on heritage — heritable securities — is
chargeable as personalty (§1.)
Rates of Succession Duty.
Lineal issue or lineal ancestor of the predecessor,
— £1 per cent.
Brothers and sisters of the predecessor and their
descendants, — £3 per cent.
Brothers and sisters of the father or mother of the
predecessor and then- descendants, — £5 per cent.
Brothers and sisters of a grandfather or grand-
mother of the predecessor and their descendants,
— £6 per cent.
Any other person, — £10 per cent.
The husband or wife of the predecessor is not
chargeable with duty (§ 18), and if the suc-
cessor's husband or wife shall be of nearer con-
sanguinity than the successor, duty is payable
according to such nearer relationship (§ 11.)
The following are also exemptions from the suc-
cession duty : —
1. Successions from the same predecessor, passing
on any death, not amounting in principal value
to £100 (§ 18). 2. Any succession of less value
than £20 in the whole (ib.) 3. Legacies and
personal property charged Avith legacy duty, iu
respect of the same acquisition (ib.)
Note. — The collection of the succession duty -svill
form a branch of the legacy-duty business of the
Inland Revenue. Fonns of the accounts may
be obtained at the Legacy Duty Office, Edin-
burgh, and at the offices of the distributors of
stamps in the country.
DISCOUNT ON THE PURCHASE OF STAMPS.
Parties who may purchase stajnps (except receipt
stamps, labels for medicines, newspapers, and
postage stamps) at London, Edinburgh, or
Dublin, under the value of £10 each, but to the
value of £30 or upwards in the whole, are
allowed discount at the rate of 30s. per cent. —
12 and 13 Vict. c. 80 : and any person who
pitrchases at the stamp offices of London, Edin-
burgh, or Dublin, stamps for receipts to the
amount of £5 or upwards, or of any aistribntor
or sub-distributor not within ten miles fi-om
said respective offices, to the amount of £1 or
upwards, shall receive an allowance at the rate
of £7, 10s. percent. — no allowance for a fraction
of a pound.— 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, § 18.
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
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REGULATIONS AS TO EXCHANGING SPOILED STAMPS.
The solicitors office, No. 5 in tlic Inland Picvenue
Office, is open for the allowance of spoiled
stamps every Tuesday and Thursday, from
twelve noon to 2 p.m. The distributors of
stamps at the following places also receive
spoiled stamps for allowance : Aberdeen, Ayr,
Banff, Cupar-Fife, Dumfries, Dundee, Elgin,
Glasgow, Greenock, Inverness, and Perth.
A supply of forms of affidavits is kept by the
solicitor and the above distributors, and
claimants may attend at the solicitor's office, and
have the affidavits filled up and taken ; or they
may get copies of the forms, and take the oath
before a Justice of the Peace,and afterwards lodge
the affidavits and the stamps with any of the
above officers. If the claim be admitted, a
ticket is issued, stating that application is to be
made for the new stamps after Thursday se'en-
night, and within six weeks from the date of the
ticket. If not made within that time the claim
will be forfeited.
The stamps, if belonging to parties resident in
Edinburgh, or within ten miles thereof, must be
presented for allowance within six months after
being signed in the case of executed instruments,
and six months after being spoiled in the case of
unexecuted instruments. If beyond that dis-
tance, six months in the former, and twelve
months iii the latter case.
Bills or notes delivered to payees, or negotiated or
issued in any way, and bills accepted or ten-
dered for acceptance, cannot be exchanged,
imless a new bill be produced, in all respects
the same, excepting the correction of the error.
As to the exchange of sea policies of insurance,
see 54: Geo. III. cap. 133.
Unsigned instruments are allowed, if inadvertently
spoiled. Signed, if void in law from the
beginning ; from error or mistake, unfit for the
purpose originally intended ; from death or
reiiisal to sign, of any person whose signature
is necessary ; from the want of the signature of
some material and necessary party ; from refusal
to act under, or from non-acceptance — they
shall be unfit for or fail of the purpose intended ;
or if the transaction be carried through by
another instrument duly stamped. — See .53 Geo.
III. cap. 108. In the case of transfers of stock
signed by the seller alone, and other instruments
if by one party, new deeds require to be pro-
duced to the proper officer of stamps, who, as to
transfers, is instructed to certify in what parti-
culars they diff^er from those spoiled.
Stamps of a different description may be obtained
for any stamp spoiled if it be of the value of £G
or upwards. Application for this purpose to
the commissioners of Inland Revenue should be
lodged with the affidavit. The commissioners, "
by 3d and 4th Will. IV. cap. 97, sec. 19, may,
if in their discretion they think fit, refund, in
money, the amount of spoiled stamps. They are
also authorized to repay the amount of stamps
for which the possessor has no immediate use,
if applied for within three months after being
purchased. In both cases is deducted the per
centage allowed by law on the purchase of
stamps.
STAMPING DEEDS AFTER BEING SIGNED.
Beyond Ticelve Months.— Iha duty, or deficiency
of duty, shall be due and payable to her Majesty,
and also the penalty of £10. The deed will only
be stamped on payment of the whole or (as the
case may be) the deficiency of the stamp duty
remaining payable on it, over and above such
duty, a penalty of £10; and if the whole
amount of said duty or deficiency shall exceed
£10, then, in addition to said duty and penalty,
there shall be paid, by way of additional
penalty, interest on the duty or deficiency at the
rate of 5 per cent, from the date or first signing
of the deed ; but such interest shall not exceed
the amount of the said duty or deficiency of duty.
Within Ticelve Months.— U the deed shall be
brought to the Commissioners of Inland Reve-
nue within twelve months after the first signing
or executing, in order to be stamped, it may be
stamped without payment of the penalty, or on
payment only of a portion thereof, provided it
shall be proved to the satisfaction of the Com-
missioners that the deed was not duly stamped
previously to being signed, by reason of acci-
dent, mistake, inadvertency, or urgent necessity,
and without any wilful design to evade or delay
the payment of duty.— 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97,
sect. 12.
Abroad. — If the deed shall be executed by any
party abroad, it may be stamped without any
penalty, if brought to be so within two calendar
months from the time of being received in the
kingdom, upon proof of the facts to the satis-
faction of the Commissioners. — 13 and 14 Vict
c. 97, § 13.
N.B. — Instruments are received at the Solicitor's
Office, Inland Revenue, Waterloo Place, Edin-
burgh, and transmitted to London to be stamped,
if within sixty days of the first date, on pay-
ment of the duty ; if beyond that date, on
payment of the duty and penalty. Parties, on
applying, will be furnished with a Schedule, and
after being filled up, it is to be presented, along
with the instrument, at the Solicitor's Office, No.
5, Inland Revenue, between 10 and 12 o'clock,
on Mondays and Wednesdays only. The amount
of duty wished to be impressed on the. instrument
is to be inserted by the appUcant before being
presented at the Solicitor's Office ; and after-
wards he pays it, and the penalty, if any, to
the Cashier, No. 3, Lobby. The instrument
will be returned through the Warehouse-keeper,
No. 2, Lobby, and it must be called for after
eight days, and within twenty-one days from
the date of its being lodged.
XXVI
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
DOUBTS AS TO TUE SUFFICIENCY OF STAMPS MAY BE REMOVED.
The opinion of the Commissioners of Inland
Eevenue as to the duty to which a deed, whether
previously stamped or otherwise, is chargeable,
may be obtained on the deed being presented at
their ofiice (London) and a fee of 10s. paid.
Tiie duty or insufHcient duty -which tiie Com-
missioners may assess, and the penalty, if any,
being paid, they shall stamp the deed with tlie
duly so paid, and thereupon, and also in the
case of tlie deed being previously sufficiently
stamped, shall also impress the deed with a
particulai" stamp to be provided for tlie purpose.
The deed shall then be received in evidence not-
withstanding imy objection to it as insufficiently
.stamped. The provision does not apply to
bonds or mortgages for unlimited amounts, nor
instruments after being signed, prohibited from
being stamped. The opinion of tiie Commis-
sioners may be appealed against to the Court of
Exchequer at Westminster, on the stamp duties
assessed being paid, and 40s. for costs being
deposited. (13 and 1-i Vict. c. 07, § 14 and 15). .
Tlie Commissioners may also adjudge on deeds \
not liable to any stamp duty ; and if any duty i
is assessed the party mav appeal. (IC aud 17
Vict. c. 50, § 13).
N.B. — Instruments are received for adjudication at
the Solicitor's Office, Inland Revenue, Edin-
burgh, on the same conditions as to duty and
penalty as instruments to be stamped merely
(see above). The mode of proceeding is as
follows : — The sum of leu shillinris fur the
adjudication stamp is first to be paid to tiie
Ciishier, No. 3, Lobby. Tlien tiie schedule (the
duty to be impressed of course not being inserted
in tlie scliedule), the instrument after exLcution,
and a full copy (written on foolscap paper) of
it, are to be left at tlie Solicitor's Otiice, No. 5,
on Mondays and Wednesdays, between 10 and
12 o'clock 0/^?^. Bet\vcen 10 and 12 o'clock on
the Thursday following, a party, who can give
explanation, must call on the chief clerk of the
Solicitor's Department, No. 6 ; aud he should be
prepared to pay the proper duty, and i)eiialty, if
any, to the Cashier, No. 3, Lobby.
It is desired that there may be appended to tlie
copy of tlie instrument, a table giving tlie sab-
stance (particularly dates and sums), of its
clauses and provisions, and a reference to the
page of the copy on which each commences.
DUPLICATES OR COUNTERPARTS.
Duplicates or counterparts of instniments requiring
to be impressed with the denoting stamp to ren-
der them valid, may be lodged at the Solicitor's
Office, No. 5, Inland Revenue, Edinbm-gh, be-
tween 10 and 12 o'clock on Mondays and Wed-
nesdays only. A transmission of them is made
once a-week to the Head Office. The principal
instrument, as well ;ls the duplicate, must be
lodged, and both must appear to be properly
stamped, otherwise they will not be transmitted.
Mem. — The revenue takes no risk of loss or in-
jury connected with the custody or carriage of
the instruments received and trausmitted to be
stamped.
IV. ASSESSED TAXES.
Armokial Bearings. £ s.
rer.=ons using armorial bearings, and
keeuing a carriage taxed at the rate
of £3, 10s 2 12
Not keeping such cai'riage 0 13
Capjuages.
Carriage with four wheels, di-awn by two
or more horses or mules 3 10
Do. drawn by one horse or mule 2 0
Carriage with four wheels, each of less
diameter than thirty inches, and drawn
by two or more ponies or mules not
exceeding thirteen hands in height.... 1 1.')
Do. drawn by one such pony or mule.... 1 0
Carriage with less than four wheels,
drawn by two or more horses or mules 2 0
Do. drawn by one horse or mule 0 15
Do. drawn by one pony or mule not ex-
ceeding thirteen hands in height 0 10
Carriages kept solely for being let to hire,
one-half the above duties respectively.
Carriage with four wheels, used by a
common carrier chiefly for the car-
riage of goods 2 6 8
Do. with less than four wheels 16 8
Exemptions. — Licensed hackney aud stage car-
riages. Carriage kept for being let to hire with
a horse or horses by a person licensed to let
horses for hire. Waggon, van, or cart used
solely in trade or husbandry, on which the
name, surname, and place of abode of the owner
is legibly painted, and which on no occasion i-
used for any purpose of pleasure, except for
conveying the owner or his family to or from
church.
Dogs. — For every dog XO 12 0
JIaximum charge for any number of
hounds 39 12 0
STAMP DUTIES, ETC.
XXVll
Do. of greyhounds 9 0 0
Exemptions. — Any dog kept wholly for the care
of sheep or cattle, if not a greyhound, hound,
pointer, setting dog, spaniel, lurcher, or terrier ;
also dogs under six months old.
Game Certificates.
Upon every person who shall use auy dog, gun,
net, or other engine, for the purpose of taking
or killing any game whatever, or shall take or
kill, or assist in so doing, any game by virtue
of auj' appointment duly registered as game-
keeper : £ s. d.
If such person shall be servant to any
person charged with duty in respect of
such servant 17 6
And if such person shall not be a ser-
vant as above 4 0 10
For every other person using any dog or
killing game, &c 4 0 10
Any person giving at present a right to kill hares
in Scotland, may do so himself, or by any per-
son permitted by writing under his hand, upon
his own land, without payment of the annual
duty for a Game Certificate.
Hairpovvder, persons using £1 3 6
Horses.
Race-horses, each 3 17 0
Horses exceeding the height of thirteen
hands, for riding or drawing carriages,
each 110
If one only used, by a farmer or a bailifl^,
shepherd, herdsman, clergyman, phy-
sician, surgeon, or apothecary 0 10 6
If not used for riding or drawing car-
riages, but kept for trade 0 10 6
Pony or mule, not exceeding thirteen
hands, for riding or drawing any car-
riage 0 10 6
If not used for riding or drawing any
caniago 0 5 3
Exemptions. — Horses used solely for the purposes
of husbandry or by market-gardeners in their
business, and mares kept solely for breeding.
Any horse used truly for the purpose of husbandry,
or of drawing any carriage not chargeable with
duty, or of carrying burdens in the course of
the owner's trade or occupation, and which may
be ridden to or from the place where the load
or burden is to be taken up or deposited, or for
procuring medical assistance.
Horses used in drawing licensed stage carriages.
Horses kept solely to be let for hire by licensed
persons.
Horses kept solely for drawing licensed hackney
carriages.
Horses kept for sale by assessed horse dealers, and
not otherwise used.
Persons keeping horses or mules bond fide for the
purpose of husbandry, and .occasionally using
tiiem for drawing burdens, not chargeable with
♦Jio duty of 10s, Gd for more than two of such
horses or mules kept on any one farm, or any
one parish or place, provided such horses or
mules are not employed in any purpose of trade,
or in drawing for hire, or in drawing any car-
riage chargeable with duty.
Farm-horses or mules occasionally used for draw-
ing burdens, or let for drawing, for hire or pro-
fit, if not used for drawing any carriage charge-
able with duty.
Horsedealers.— Every person exercising the
business £13 IS 0
Exemptions. — Persons who sell only horses bred
by themselves, or kept as ftirming-stock at least
three months.
House Duty.
On each inhabited dwelling-house of the annual
value of £20 or upwards, occupied as a farm
house by a tenant or fann-servant, or in which
articles are exposed for sale, a duty of 6d. per
pound ; all others, — 9d.
Male Servants.
For each male servant, eighteen years or upwards,
in the capacity of maitre d'hotel, house-steward,
master of the horse, groom of the chamber,
valet de chambre, butler, under-butler, clerk of
the kitchen, confectioner, cook, house-porter,
footman, running-footman, coachman, groom,
postilion, stable-boy, or helper in the stables
of the master, gardener, park-keeper, game-
keeper, Inmtsman, or whipper-in £1 1 0
Under eighteen years 0 10 G
Under-gardener , 0 10 C
Under-gamekeeper 0 10 6
N.B. — The above duties are payable for every
male employed as above, and not being a servant
to his employer, if the employer shaU otherwise
be chargeable with the foregoing duties on a ser-
vant or carriage, or for more than one horse.
Tavern-waiters above eighteen years
of age £1 1 0
Under eighteen 0 10 0
Exemptions. — Any male servant under the age of
twenty-one, being the son or grandson of the
employer, and a member of his household.
JIale servant employed by any licensed victualler
to carry out liquor to customers, although
occasionally required to wait on guests, pro-
vided one only is kept.
Male servant employed as an hostler or helper in
the stables of any licensed innkeeper.
Male servant employed as groom or stable-boy by
any livery stable-keeper, horse dealer, or person
licensed to let horses for hire, or to keep and use
any stage or hackney carriage ; also male
servant employed by such licensed person to
drive any licensed st/ige or hackney carriage, or
carriage and hoise let to hire for less than
twenty-eight days.
Male servant employed by stable-keeper for taking
care and training a race-horse.
XXVIII
LIST OF THE STREETS, SQUARES, PLACES, CLOSES, COURTS,
AND LANES, &c, IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH,
WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS.
LEITH ARE HARKED THUS *.
Aebet, foot of Canoiigate
Abbey hill. Spring Gardens to
Watergate
Abbey hill house, Norton place
Abbey mount, Abbey hill
Abercom place, Jock's lodge
Abercromby place, foot Duke st.
Adam square, South bridge
Adam street, Roxbui-gh place
*Adelphi place, Links
*Admiralty street, Couper street
Advocates' close, 357 High street
Ainslie place, Great Stuart street
Aird's close, 1-35 Grassmarket
Aitchison's close, 58 West port
Albany street, foot of Duke street
* Albany street, North Fort street
Albany Cottage, York laue
Albert place, India place
Albyn place, west end of Queen st.
Alder bank, Jock's lodge
Alison's close, 34 Cowgate
Alison's place, foot of Leith walk
Alison's Square, Potterrow
Allan street, Stockbridge
Allan's close, 269 High street
Allan's close, 79 Grassmarket
Allan's court, 269 High street
*Allanfield, Queensferry road
Alva St., Charlotte pi. to Wm. st.
Amphion cottage, Trinity
Amphion place, N. B. Canongate
Anchor close, 243 High street
Anchorfield, Newhaven
Anderson's place, foot Leith walk
Anderson's close, 14 Cowgate
Annandale st., head of Leith v>'alk
Ann street, St Bernard's
Annfield, Newhaven
Antigua street, Union place
Archer's hall, Buccleuch street
Archibald place, Lauriston
Argyle square. North College st.
Argyle place, Meadows
Arniston place, Newington
Arthur street and places, Pleasanee
Arthur lodge, Dalkeith road
Ashley buildings, entry from 15
High street
"Assembly st. east end Bernard st.
Athelstane cottage. Ferry road
AthoU crescent, bv Maitland street
AthoU place, Atholl crescent
Bailie Fyfe's close, 101 High street
Bailie's court, 50 Cowgate
Baiufield, Fountaiobridge
"Bainfield
Baird's close, 135 West port
Bakehouse clorjc, 1 iG Cauongate |
Baker's place, n. w. Circus place
Ballantyne's close, 7 Grassmarket '
*Baltic street, ea^t cud Bernard st.
Bangholm, Queensferry road
Bangholm bower, near Trinity
Bauk street, Lawnmarket
Bank street, North, Mound place
*Bank street, Bernard street
"■'Bank pi. and ho., Queensferry rd.
*Bankhouse
*Barm close, 15 Coalhill
Baron Grant's close, 15 High st.
Barony street, foot of Broughton st.
Barringer's close, 91 High street
■"Bathfield, near Leith fort
"■'Bath street, James' place
Baxter's close, 469 La-mimarket
Baxter's place, head of Leith walk
Beattie's close, 84 Grassmarket
Beaumont place, head of Pleasanee
Beaumont cottage, do.
Beaver hall, Canonmills
Bedford street, top of Dean street
Beggrie's entry, 69 St Leonard st.
Belleville, Dalkeith road
Belle-vue crescent, Mansfield place
Bellevue terrace, E. Claremont st.
Bellevue cottage, Trinity
Bellevue cottage. Ferry road
Bellfield, Trmity
Bell's close, 272 Canongate
*Bell's court, 25 Constitution st.
Bell's entry, 17 St Leonard street
Bell's Mills, near Sunbury
Bell's ■wyTid, 146 High street
■^Bernard st., Baltic st. to Shore
"Binnie's close, 36 Giles' street
Bishop's close, 129 High street
Blaeket place, Minto street
Blackfriars' wynd, 96 High street,
and 236 Cowgate
Blackford, Canaan
Blair's close, CastlehUl
Blah' street, from Hunter square
Blanfield house, Broughton road
Blanfield row, Canonmills
Bleek cottage, Granton road
Blenheim place, Baxter place
Bloom row, Canaan
BIyth's close, 517 Castlehill
Boghall, Boroughmuirhead
Bennington park, Bonnington
Bennington road, Claremont cres.
to Newhaven
Bonnington bank, Queensferry rd.
Bonnington brae, Bonnington
Bonnington place, Bonnington
■^'Bonnington bank, Bonnington rd.
^Bonnington row, w. end Yardhds.
Bonnington lodge. Ferry road
Bonnington mount, do.
Borough loch. Archers' hall
Boroughmuirhead, Bruntsfield pi.
Borthwick's close, 190 High street
Boswell's court, 392 Castlehill
Boswell road, Granton road
Botanic gardens, Inverleith row
Bow bridge, Boroughmuirhead
"Bowerhall, Bonnington road
■^Bowie's close, 27 Queen street
■^"Bowling-green street
Boyd's entry, St Mary's wynd
Braid, Boroughmuirhead
Brand place, Abbey hill
Brandfield place, Fountainbridge
Brandon street, Henderson row-
Bread street, Port-Hopetoun
*Brickfield, Eestalrig road
'^Brickwork close, 104 Kirkgate
Bridge place, Bonnington bridge
^Bridge street, Upper Dra'vrbridge
Brighton street, Lothian street
Bristo port, Candlemaker row
Bristo street. Chapel street
"Broad ■wynd, Shore
Brodie's close, 304 Lawnmarket
Bro-nn's close, 79 Canongate
Bro^wn's close, 385 La-wnmarket
Brown's court-, 125 Canongate
Brown's court, 396 Castlehill
Bro^wn's court, 27 Crosscausey
Brown's entry, foot of Leith walk
Brown's place, Vennel
■^BroinTi's place. Junction road
Brown street, 134 Pleasanee
Brown street lane, Brcwn street
LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
XXIX
Brown's square, Argyle square
Bronghton markets, Broughton st.
Broughtou street, Catharine street
Broughton place, Broughton street
Broughton lane, 33 Broughton st.
Broughton park house, Claremont
street, east
Broughton hall, Claremont cres.
Broughton point, Powderhall
Brunswick street. Hillside cres.
Brunswick street, Clarence street
*Brunton's close, 70 Tolbooth wd.
Brunton place, G. London road
Bruntsfield ho., Bruntsfield links
Bruntsfield links, Wright's houses
Bruntsfield place, Bruntsfield links
Buccleuch place, George square
Buccleuch pend, St Patrick square
Buccleuch street, Buccleuch place
Buchanan's court, 300 Lawumarket
Buchanan's close, 283 Cowgate
Buckstane, Boroughmuirhead
Bull's close, 181 High street
Bull's close, 307 Cowgate
Bull's close, 106 Canongate
'■"Burgess cl., Shore and Water lane
'^Burns' sti'eet, Lochend road
Burnet's close, 156 High street
Byer's close, 373 High street
■•'Cable wynd, 51 Giles' street
Caldwell lane, St Ann's yards
Callender h. and entry, 67 Canong.
Calton street, Leith street
Caltonhill, from Calton street
Calton place, Calton street, south
Calton, low, from Leith wynd
Cameron house, Dalkeith road
Campbell's close, 87 Canongate
Campbell's cl., east, 137 Cowgate
Campbell's cl., west, 109 Cowgate
Campbell's entry, 145 Cowgate
Canaan, Grange 1. to Morningside
Canal basin, Port-Hopetoun
Canal street, below N. bridge, west
Candlemaker row, Cowgate head
Canning place, Causeyside
*Cannon st., east side Leith Fort
Canongate, Abbey to Netherbow
Canongate, north back of^ Water-
gate to Low Calton
Canoiigate, south back of, Cowgate
Canonmills, no. of Bellevue cres.
Canon street, CanonmiUs
Cant's close, 108 High street
Carfrae's entry, 112 Canongate
Cargillfield, Trinity
Carlton street, St Bernard's
Carlton TeiTace, Regent terrace
Carnegie street, 160 Pleasance
Carrubber's close, 135 High street
Carmbber's court, Carrubber's cl.
Cassell's place, foot Leith walk
Oastlebank, King's stables
'Vastle bank, Merchiston
Castlebarns, Port-Hopetoun
Castlehill, Lawnmarket to Castle
Castle terrace, St Cuthbert's glebe
Castle street, 117 Princes, street to
Queen street
Castle wynd, 46 Grassmarket
Catharine bank, Bonnington road
Catharine street, Leith street
Catholic chapel lane, Broughton st.
Causeyside, Summerhall
Chalmers' close, 81 High street
Chance Lot, Queensferry road
Chapel court, foot Trunk close
Chapel street, west Nicolson street
Cliapel wynd, 51 West port
*Chapel lane, 18 Quality street
Charles street, George square
Charlotte square, George st, west
Chavlottest., south, Princesst.west
Charlotte place, Queensferry st.
■^''Charlotte street, foot of Kirkgate
*Charlotte lane, 58 Charlotte st.
Cherry bank, Bonnington road
Chessel's court, 240 Canongate
Cheyne street, Stockbridge
Christian bank. Trinity pier
Christie's entry, 75 St Leonard st.
Church hill, Morningside
Church lane, Heriot row
Church street. Spring Gardens,
India place
Circus Royal, foot Howe street
Cii'cus place, east Royal circus
Circus place, west Royal circus
*Citadel, so. side of new Wet Dock
"Citadel st., Citadel to Couper st.
Claremont st., east Claremont cres.
Claremont cres., Broughton road
Claremont St., w. Saxe-Coburg pi.
Claremont place, Clarence street
Clarence street, Brunswick street
Clarendon crescent. Dean bridge
*Claremont cottage, Claremont pk.
^Claremont park, e.side Leith links
Clarkeville, Grange road
Clearburn, by Prestonfield
Clerk street, St Patrick square
Clerk's mUls, CanonmiUs
Clermistone house, Corstorphine
Clifton lodge, Boswell rd.. Trinity
Clifton Bank, Grange Road
Clyde street, north St Andrew st.
*Coalhill, Tolbooth wynd, to She-
riff brae
Coates place, west of Manor place
Coates, east, Melville street
Coates, south, by Maitland street
Coates, west, by Maitland street
Coates crescent, by Shandwick pi.
Coates hall, west Maitland street
*Coatfield lane, 14 Kirkgate
*Coburg st.,&c., n. end Bridge st.
Clock Mill, King's park
Cockburn Ibank, Bonnington place
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 street
and 205 Cowgate
Coltbridge, Corstorphine road
Coltbridge road, Whitehouse toll
Comely gardens. Abbey hill
Comely bank, Stockbridge
Comely green, Norton place, east
Commercial bank el., 142 High st.
Commercial court, 247 Cowgate
^Commercial place, north end
Sandport street
'■'Constitution court, 33 Constitu-
tion street
■^Constitution street, Bernard st.
Conn's close, 162 Cowgate
Cooper's entry, 130 Canongate
Corunna place, Bonnington road
Coull's close, 315 Canongate
■*(;ouper street, Coburg street
Cowan's close, 43 Crosscausey
Cowan's close, 95 Cowgate
Cowan's close, 28 Tolbooth wynd
Cowgate, Grassm. to St Mary's w.
Cowie's close, 107 Grassmarket
Covenant close, 162 High .street
Craig's close, 265 High street
Craigend, north back of Canongate
Craighouse, Boroughmuirhead
Craigie terrace, Dalkeith road
Craigentinny house, Restalrig
Craigleith cottage. Comely bank
Craigleith quarry, Comely bank
Craigside place, foot of Salisbury st.
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 Crosscausey
Crosscausey, Chapel street
Cro^wn street, foot of Leith walk
Cumberland street, Duncan street
to St Vincent street
Cumming's close, 52 Canongate
Currie's close, 94 Grassmarket
Currie's court, 82 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
Darlings' buildings, Saunders' st.
Darnaway street, Heriot row, west
Darnley villa, Canaan lane
Davie street, w. Richmond street
Dean, by Water of Leith
Dean-bank, Saxe-Coburg place
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
Deuchar street, Morningside
Dewar close, 100 West bow
Dewar close, 102 Grassmarket
Dewar place, Tobago street
Dick's place. Grange
Dick's close, 195 Cowgate
Dickson's close, 222 Cowgate and
118 High street
■^Dock gates, east end Wet Docks
*Dock street, north end Bridge st.
^Dock place. Commercial place
Douglas court, Leith wynd
Douglas lodge, Merchiston Park
Douue Terrace, Gloucester place
Downie place, Port-Hopetoun
Drum, Easter road
Drumdryan, Lochrin
Drumdryan lane, Lochrin
Drummond place, foot Dublin st.
Drummond street, south Bridge to
Pleasance
Drummond court, 6 Drummond st.
Drumsheugh, MeWlle place
Dublin street, foot of Duke street
Duke street, York place
*Duke street^ foot of Leith walk
XXX
LIST OP STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBUllGH AND LEITH.
Dumbie-dykes, s. back Canongate
Dunbar street, Earl Grey street
Dunbar's close, 413 Lawumarket
Dunbar's close, 137 Canongate
Duncan street, Newiugton
Duncan street, Drummond place
Duncan's close, 35 Canongate
Duncan house, Newington
*Duncau's place. Links
Dundas street, Abercrombie place
Dunlop's court, 36 Grassmarket
Dunlop's close, 45 Grassmarket
*Eastfield, SeafielJ baths
Easter road, Norton place to Leith
links
Earl Grey street, Home street
Echo bank, Grayfield toll
Eden, Morningside
EdgehiU, Dean park
Edmonstine close, 112 West bow
Egypt, Morningside
*Elbe Street, north end of links
Elder Street, James' square
Elizafiold, Bennington
*Ellen street, Albany street to
London row
Elm row, Leopold place
Elphinstone court, south Gray's cl.
Emiston, Bosewell road
Erskine pi., Maitland st., east end
Esplin's close, 39 Grassmarket
Eton terrace, Dean bridge
Exchange, Royal, 291 High street
E\Te place, Brandon street
Factory close, 33 Crosscausey
Fairnington place, Stockbridge
Falcon hall, Morningside
Farquhai-son place,west Preston st.
Perry road, east and west of In-
ver leith row
Fettes row. Royal crescent
Fife place, Leith walk
Fillyside, Leith
Fingal place. Meadows
Finlayson's close, 164 Canongate
Fisher's close, 312 Lawnmarket
Fisher's entry, 131 Cowgate
Fishmarket, Canal street
*Fishmarket, Riddle's close
*Fleshmarket, 48 Tolbooth wynd
Fleshmarket, Fleslimarket close
Fleshmarket close, 199 High st.
Forbes place, Beaumont place
Forres street, Albyn place
Forester's Wynd, 98 Cowgate
Forrest road, Bristo port
Forsyth's close, 57 Canongate
*Fort street, north toll-bar, Hill-
housefield
*Fort street, south, Queensferry
road
Forth street, Broughton street
Forthfield cottage, Trinity
Foulis' close, north, 229 High st.
Fountain close, 28 High street
Fountainbridge, Mainpoint
Fountain court, 81 Fountainbridge
*Fox lane, Bath street
*Foxe's lane, 71 St Andrew street
and 63 Tolbooth
Francis place, west Preston street
Frederic street, 89 Princes street
to Queen street
*Frithtield, near the Baths
FuUerton's close, 6 Abbey hill
Gabriel's road, w. Register street
Galloway's entry, 58 Canongate
Galloway's close, 425 High street
Gardner's crescent, Tobago street
Gayfield square, Leith walk
Gayfield street, east Broughton
Gayfield place, Gayfield square
Geddes's close, 223 Canongate
General's entry, 58 Bristo street
and 77 PotteiTow
Gentle's close, 122 Canongate
George place, Leith walk
George square, Charles street
George street, St Andrew square
to Charlotte square
*George street, west from the Fort
Georgefield, Triuitj-
George IV. bridge, Melbourne pi.
Gibb s close, 250 Canongate
Gibb's entry, 104 Nicolson street
Gibraltar house, St Leonard's hill
Gifford park, 72 Hope park end
Gilchrist's lane, Grecnside row
'^Giles' street, 102 Kirkgate
Gillespie's Hospital, Wright's
houses toll
Gillespie street, Gilmour place
Gilmour place, Lochrin
Gilmour street, Paul's work
Gilmour street, Simon square
Gilmour's close, 99 Grassmarket !
Gladstone close, 20 Grassmarket i
*Glover street, middle of Duke st.
* Golf-house, Duke street
Glanville pilace. Baker's pilace
Glenfinlas street, Charlotte square
Glenorchy place, Greenside row
Gloucester place, India street
Golden Acres, Inverleith row
Gothic house. Trinity
Gothic villa, foot of York road
Goshen, Canaan
Graham street, Lauriston
Grange, Tollfield, Grange toll
Grange, Causeyside
Grange bridge, Boroughmuirhead
Grange court, 68 Causeyside
Grange loan, Causeyside
Grange place, Causeyside
Grange villa, 78 Causeyside
Granton pier, Granton
Grant's close, 85 West bow
Grant's close, little, 5 Nether bow
Grassmarket, West bow to Vennel
Grayfield and Grayfield toll, Dal-
keith road
Gray street, south, upper Gray st.
Gray street, upper, Salisbury pi.
Gray's court, 95 Nicolson street
Gray's close, north, 125 High st.
Gray's close, south, 56 High street
and 244 Cowgate
Grecian cottage. Trinity
Greenhill bank, Boroughmuirhead
Greenhill, Bruntsfield links
Greenhill garden, Bruntsfield links
Greenside place, Greenside street
Greenside street, Calton street
Greenside lane, Baxter's place
Greenside row, Nottingham place
Greenside House, Hillside ores.
Greig's close, 8 Abbey
Greyfriars' pi. GeorM IV. bridge
Grindlav's close, 97 West bow
Grove street, Morrison street
Grove place. Grove street
Grove cottage, Grove street
Grove house, 116 Fountainbridge
Grove road. Grove street
Gullan's close, 264 Canongate
Haddington court, south back of
Canongate
Haddington's entry, 80 Canongate
Haddington place, Annandale st.
Haddon's court, 112 Nicolson st.
Hailes' street, Gilmour pi. ic. ch.
Halkerston's ^vynd, 163 High st.
Hall's court, 230 Cowgate
*Ham})urg place, Albany place
Hamilton place, Mayfield loau
Hamilton place. High riggs
Hamilton place, Glanville place
Hamilton's close, little, 67 Grassm.
Hamilton's close, 61 Grassmarket
Hamilton's court, 1.33 Fountainb.
Hamilton's entry, 36 Bristo street
Hamilton's Folly, 29 St Leonard st.
Hammerman's close, 55 Cowgate
Hanover street, 77 Princes streit
to Queen street
Hard well close, 193 Pleasanca
Hart street. Forth street to
Broughton place ■
Hastie's close, north College street
and 225 Cowgate
Hatter's court, 154 Pleasance
Haugh street, Stockbridge
'"Hawkfield, Restalrig road
■"Hawkhill, near Lochend
Hawthorn-bank, by Lynedoek \<\.
Hawthorn-ville, Whalebrae
Hay Lodge, Trinity
Hay Weights, by west Maitland .=!r.
Hay's court, Mainpoint
Hay's street, Nicolson square
Haymarket, Dairy lane
Hebron bank, Canaan
Helen cottage and pi., Morningsidi'
Helen place, Leith mount
Henderson's row, foot Pitt street
Henry place, Henry street
Henry street, St Leonard's
Hercles street, foot Carnegie .'^t.
Hermitage place, Stockbridge
Hermitage, Lochend road
Hermitage (upper), Restalrig road
^Hermitage hill, Restalrig road
*Hermitage park, Lochend road
■^Hermitage place. Links
Heron's court, 184 Cowgate
Heriot bridge, Grassmarket
Heriot court, Leith walk
Heriot hill, by Canonmills
Heriot's hospital, Lauristou
Heriot mount, Carnegie street
Heriot place, Lauriston
Heriot cottage, Brandon street
Heriot row, Abercromby place
Heriot buildings, opposite C'r-
chardfield place, Leith walk
High riggs, Mainpoint to Tollcror-s
High street, Castlehill to Nether-
bow
High School wynd, 387 Cowgate
High School close, 387 Canongate
High School yards. Surgeon square
Hill place, Nicolson street
Hill square. Hill place
Hill street. Thistle st. to Youug st.
LIST OP STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
XXXI
Hillside crescent, great London rd.
Hillhotisefield, s. Queensferry road
Hodge's court, Blackfriars' wynd
Holyrood street, Hercles street
Holyrood liouse. Abbey
Holly lodge, Trinity
Holyrood street, south back Canon-
gate
Home street, Leven street
Home's close, 28i Canongate
Hope street, Princes street to
Charlotte square
Hope crescent, Annandale street
Hope street, Cassels' place
Hope street terrace. Junction
street
Hope's court, 45 Higli street
Hope park, back of Meadows
Hope park end, Buccleucli street
Horse wynd, foot of Canongate
Horse wynd, 179 Cowgate to Col-
lege street, west
*Horse wynd, 73 Giles" street
Howard place, Warriston crescent
Mowe street, Heriot row
/Hume's close, 101 Cowgate
' Hunter's close, 129 Grassmarket
Hunter square. South Bridge and
High street
Huntly street, Canonmills
Hyndford's close, 50 High street
India street, west Heriot row
India place. Circus place
*Industry lane, north Fort street
Infirmary street, South bridge
Inglis court, 17 West port
Ingliston street, Adam street
Innes's court, 93 Pleasance
Inverforth, Laverock bank, Trinity
Inverleithfield, Queensferry road
Inverleith house, by Stockbridge
Inverleith place, head of Inver-
leith row
Inverleith terrace, Inverleith row
Ironside court, Monteith's close
Ironside place, 69 Abbey hill
Ivy lodge. Trinity
Jack's closes, 225 and 233 Canong.
Jackson's close, 209 High street
Jamaica street, Howe street
^Jamaica street, Ferry road
James' court, 501 Lawnmarket
*James lane, Bath street
•^James' place, south end Bath
street
Jamieson's close, 63 Grassmarket
*Janefield place, Easter road
Jessfield, Bonningtou road
Jew's close, 44 Causeyside
Jock's lodge, Musselburgh road
John's place, 19 St Leonard street
*John's lane, Charlotte street
*John's place, west side Links
Johnston's close, 332 Lawnmarket
Johnstone's place, Raeburn place
*Johnstone's street, Coburg street
Jollie's close, 595 Castlehill
Jordan place, Momingside
Jordan bank, Momingside
*Junction street. Great, south,
Kirkgate
Kay's court, 76 Crosscausey
Keu" street, Graham street
*Kemp's close, 15 Giles' street
Kerr street, Glanville place
Killiebrae, 26 West port
Kincaid's court, 159 Cov,-gate
King street, Little, James' street
King street. Great, Drummond
place to Royal circus
*King's street, Yardlieads
King's park. Abbey
King's place, Leith walk
King's stables, south back of Castle
Kinloch's close, 149 High street
Kinloeh's close, 259 Canongate
Kinniburgh's close, 15 Grassm.
Kirkbraehead house, west of
Princes street
*Kirkgate, Leith walk to Tolbooth
wynd
Kitchin's court, 176 Cowgate
Kyle place, Norton place
Lady Lawson's wynd, Lauristou
Ladyfield place, Tobago street
Lady Stair's close, 447 Lawnmark.
Lady wynd, 25 West port
Lamb's close, 84 Crosscausey
Lamond's close, 23 Grassmarket
*Lapicide place, back of Leith Fort
Larchfield villa, Easter road
Larkfield, Queensferry road
Laverock bank, Trinity
Lauder park, 58 Causeyside
Lauristou, Teviot row to ToUcross
Lauriston terrace, Lauriston lane
Lauristou lane, Lauriston
Lauriston place, Lauriston
Lauriston street, Lauriston to
Mainpoint
Lawnmarket, 381 High street to
Castlehill
Law's court, 127 Nicolson street
*Lawrie's close, 11 Yardheads
*Laurie street, 53 Constitution
street
Leather court, Boyd's entry
Leggat's land, Stockbridge
*Leith fort road, Leith to New-
haven
*Leith saw mills, west of Sheriflf-
brae
Leith street, Waterloo place to
Calton street
Leith street terrace. East Register
street
Leith Walk, Elm row to Leith
Leith wynd, head of Canongate
Leith mount, Queensferry road
Leopold place. Great London road
Leslie place, Deanhaugh street
Leven street, Lochrln
Lilliput, Trinity
Lindsay place, George IV. bi-idge
*Links, east side of Leith
*Links place, south-west corner of
Links
Livingston's close, 18 Crosscausey
Lixmount, Trinity
*Little Carron, Glassworks
Lochend farm, near Restalrig
Locbend's closes, 107 and 115 Ca-
nongate
Lochrin, Home street
Logan's close, 287 Canongate
Logan's court, 83 north back of
Canongate
Logie-green, CanoamilLs
London road. Great, head of Leith
walk
*Londcn row, Albany street
London street, Drummond place
Long close, 26 Pleasance
Lord Russel place. East Scicnnes
street
Lothian road. Princes street to
Port-Hopetoun
Lothian street, College street
Lovers' lane, Leith walk
Lutton place, south Clerk street
Lynedoch place, Melville place
Lyon's close, 215 High street
M'Connochie's close, 44 Cowgate
M'Dowal street, foot of Leith wy.
M'Kenzie place, west India place
M'Laren place, Leith wynd
Macneil's place, Leith walk
*Madeira place, Madeira street
*Madeira street, west end of
Prince Regent street
Magdalene Asylum, 181 Canongate
Mainpoint, head of west port
Maitland street, west end of Princes
street
Maitland street, west from Atholl
place to Haymarket
Maitland street, Newhaven
Maitland place, Newhaven
Malloch's close, 73 Canongate
Malta green, St Bernard's row
Malta terrace, St Bernard's row
Manor pi. , west of Goates crescent
Mansfield place, London street
Mansion house road. Grange
Manual's court, Crosscausey
Marine villa, Leith links
Marionville, Restalrig road
Market street, Fleshmarket to
Mound
Market street, Low, above Green
market
Market place, Brunswick street
Mary King's close, foot of Allan's
close
Marshall's close, 3 Grassmarket
Mary's place, Raeburn place
Mary cottage. Trinity
Maryfield, Easter road
Mayfield, Trinity
Mayfield loan, Dalkeith road
Meadowbank, Parson's green
Meadow lodge. Meadows
Meadow pi., so. side of Meadows
Megget's court, 54 Abbey hill
Meggetland, Boroughmuirhead
Melbourne place, La^^Timarket
Melville place, opposite Charlotte
place
Melville crescent, Melville street
Melville street, Charlotte place to
Manor place
Merchant street, Candlemaker row
Merchiston house, Fountainbridge
Merchiston lodge, Boroughmuir-
head
Merchiston bank, Boroughmuirh.
Merchiston park, Boroughmuirh.
Merchiston castle, Boroughmuirh.
Merchant maiden hospital, Lau-
riston lane
*Merilees' close, 33 Yardheads
*Meetinghouse green, 56 Giles' st.
Mtuse lane, south St Andrew st.
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LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITII.
*Meuse lane, 25 Constitution street
Middleby street, Newington
Middlefield, George's place
Middleton's entry, 32 Eristo st.
Miller's close, 171 Canongate
Mill bank, Canaan
Millbui-n, Morningside
Miln's close, 212 Canongate
Miln's court, 517 Lawnmarket
Milu's square, 173 High street
Mino park, St Leonard street
Mint, bottom of so. Gray's close I
Minto sti-eet, Newington |
*Mitcliell street, 120 Constitution i
street
Model buildings, Piliig street
Moffat's close, 29 Netiierbow j
Monro place, Jock's lodge I
Montagu street, Clerk street
Montpellier, Bruntsfield place
Monteith's close, 61 High street
Montgomery street. Elm row
Moray place, west Heriot row
Moray street, Pilrig street
'*Morayfield, opposite Hawkfield
Morden, Spring garden, Abbey
Morrison's close, 117 High street
Morrison street, Tobago street
Moriison place, Jock's lodge
Morningside, Borouglimuirhead
Morocco close, 275 Canongate
'■'Morton street, Duke street
*Morton entry, 24 Kirkgate
Morton, Boroughmuirhead
Mound, Princes st. to Bank street |
Mound place, head of Mound
Mount Pleasant, Morningside
Munro's close, 119 Canongate
Murdoch's close, 70 High street I
Murray street, 52 east Crosscausey I
Murray's close, 177 Pleasance ]
Murrayfield, Coltbridge I
Myreside, Boroughmuirhead '
Nelson street and place, Aber- !
cromby place
Netherbow, head of Canongate
New High School, Regent terrace
New lane, Annfield, Newhaven
New bank. Trinity
New street, Canongate
NewLngton house, Blacket place
Newington, Liberton road
Newport street, Castlebams
Nieolson square, Nicolson street
Nicolson street, CoUege street to
St Patrick square
Niddry street, High street to Cow-
gate
Niddry street, south, 253 Cowgate
Northfield, Bennington road
North bridge, High st. to Piinces
street
Northumberland street, Nelson
street to Howe street
Northumberland place, east Nor-
thumberland street
Norton place, east end of Regent
road
Nottingham place, Calton street
Oakfield court, 108 Pleasance
Oakleigh villa, Wardie
Old Assembly close, 170 High
street and 158 Cowgate
*^01d Chiuxh wf., Sandport street
Old Fishmarket close, 19G High
street and 144 Cowgate
Old Fleshmarket close, 333 Canon-
*u1d Fleshmarket, 75 St Andrew
Old Gibbet toll, Dalkeith road
Old Mealmarket, 122 Cowgate
Old Playhouse close, 196 Canong.
Old Post-office close, 253 High st.
Old Stamp-Office close, 221 High
street
*Okl Sugar-house close, 84 St
Andrew street
Orchardfield, Leith walk
Orchardfield street, Mainpoint
Orchardfield place, Tobago street
Orphan's iiospital. Dean
Osborne Cottage, Ferry road, W.
J. Row
Osburn Cottage, Trinity
Oxford terrace. Dean bridge
Palmer's buildings, 17 west Nicol-
son street
Panmure's close, 129 Canongate
Panmure house, 129 Canongate
Park place. Park street
Park street, Bristo street
Parkside street, St Leonard's
Parliament sq., St Giles' church
Parson's green, road to Piershill
Paterson's close, 441 Lawnmarket
Paterson's court, Old Broughton
Paterson's close, 108 Pleasance
'"■Pattison street, 31 Elbe street
Patriot-hall, Hamilton place, j
Stockbridge
Paul street, Simon square
I Paul's work, foot of Leith wynd
j Peter's close, 187 Cowgate
I Perth street, Henderson row
Physic gardens, below N. bridge
Picavdy place, York place
! PiershiU. barracks, Jock's lodge
■**Pillans' place, north to Seafield
baths
I Pilrig place, Pilrig street
j Pilrig street, Leith walk
Pipe's close, 619 Castlehill
I Pu'niefield, Leith walk
I Pii-rie's close, 246 Canongate
1 Pitt street, Dundas street to toll
I -'Pitt street, HUlhousefield
Plainstones close, 78 Grassmarket
I Plainstone close, 232 Canongate
I Playhouse close, 200 Canongate
I Pleasance, St Mary's wynd to St
I Leonard's
; Plowlands, Morningside
j Pollock's close, 28 Cowgate
I Ponton street, Fountainbridge
! *Poplar lane, north side. Links
■ Port-Hamilton, Canal basin
j Port-Hopetoun, south-east of Lo-
i thian road
i Portland place, Lauriston
^Portland place, Prince Regent
street
*Portland terrace, Portland place
Potterrow, west College street
Powburn, near Grange toll
Powderhall, Bonnington road
Preston street, Causeyside to St
Leonard street
Prestonfield, near Graytield toll
Primrose bank. Trinity
•Primrose street, west end of
Lochend
■'Prince Regent street, west end of
Couper street
Piliaces street, Waterloo place to
Hope street
*Prospect bank, Restalrig road
* Quality court, 25 Constitution st.
*Qnality street, Charlotte street
* Quality lane, 15 Quality street
Quarry closes, 18, 26 Crosscausey
(,iuarry holes, Easter ro. to Leith
Queen street, York place
*Queen street, 69 Shore
Queen's place, Nottingham place
Queen's place, foot of Leith w?lk
Queensferry street, west end of
Princes street
Queensferry road, fiom Bonning-
ton road to Windlestrawlee
^Queensferry road, Couper street
to Bonnington
Rae's close, 281 Canongate
Kaeburn place, Stockbridge
Raimesfield, Ferry road, E.J. Row
Ramsay gardens, Castlehill
Ramsay lane, Castlehill
Ramsay close, 41 Canong.ate
Ramsay jilace, Bonnington road
Randolph crescent. Great Stuarc
street
Randolph cliff, Randolph crescent
Rankeillor street. Clerk street
Rankeillor place, St Leonard st.
Ratcliffe place. Grange toll
RatclifFe terrace, Causeyside
Rattray's close, 11 5 Cowgate
Redbraes, Broughton road
'Redhall, Bonnington
Regent Bridge, Waterloo place
Regent road, Calton hiU
Regent arch. Low calton
Regent terrace. Regent road
■^Regent street, west end of Couper
street
Register place, west Register st.
Register street, east, Leith street
to James' square
Register street, west. Princes st.
to St Andrew square
Register house, east end of Princes
street
Reid's close, 80 Canongate
Reid's court, 95 Canongate
Reikie's court, 65 NicoTson street
Restalrig, by Piershill barracks
Richmond cottage, Wardie
Richmond cottage, W. J. Row
Richmond lodge. Trinity
Richmond lodge, York road
Richmond viUa, Ferry road. W. J.
Row
Richmond villa, Wardie
Richmond street, east, south Rich-
mond street to Salisbury street
Richmond street, west, Nicolson
street to east Richmond street
Richmond street, north, Adam
street to south Richmond street
Richmond street, south, north
[ Richmond street to Pleasance
j Richmond lane, Richmond place
to north Richmond street
LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH AND LEITH.
XXXIII
Richmond courts 23 Richmond
place
Richmond place, Roxburgh place
to West Richmond street
Richmond pend, 19 Richmond pi.
Riddle's close, 322 Lawnmarket
*Riddle's close, 74 St Andrew st.
Riddle's entry, 35 New street
Riego street, Tollcross
Rill bank, Hope park
Ritchie place, foot Carnegie street
Robb's court, Castlebams
Robb's entry, St John's hill
Robertson's close, 263 Cowgate
Rockville close, 388 Castlehill
Romily place, Tobago street
Ronaldson's build. , Smith's place
■*Ronaldson's wharf. Upper draw-
bridge
Rosebank, Broughton road
Rosebank, Mayfield loan
Rosebank, G-ardnor's crescent
Rose court, 13 George street
Rose cottage, Trinity
Rose villa. Trinity
Rose park, Trinity
Rosehall, Dalkeith road
Rose street. South St David street
to south Charlotte street
Rosemount house, Morrison street
Rosemount, Tobago street
^"'Rosemount, Hermitage hill
Roxburgh place, Drummond st.
Roxburgh street, Drummond st.
Roxburgh ter. e. Drummond st.
Roxburgh's close, 341 High street
Rowley's close, 38 Abbey hill
Royal crescent, Pettes row
Royal Exchange, 2h1 High street
Royal terrace, Blenheim place to
Carlton place
Roy's court, 82 Hope-park-end
Rutland st., west end Princes st.
Rutland place, Lothian road
Rutland square, Rutland street •
St Andrew square, east end George
street
St Andrew street, north, St And-
rew square
St Andrew street, south, Princes
street
*St Andi-ew street, 131 Kirkgate
St Andrew's lane, north St Andrew
street
St Ann's yards, Holyrood palace
St Anthony place, Port-Hopetoun
*St Anthony street, 91 Kirkgate
*St Anthony court, St Anthony
street
*St Anthony lane, St Anthony st.
St Bernard's crescent, Stockbridge
St Bernard's place, Saunders st.
St Bernard's row, Johnston place
*St Bernard's street. Shore
St Catherine's villa, Grange road
St Colme street, Albyn place
St Cuthbert's entry, 167 Westport
St Cuthbert's st., west Maitland st.
St David street, so.. Princes st.
St David street, north. Queen st.
St Giles' villa. Grange road
St James' square, east Register st.
St James' street, St James' square
St James' pi. north St James' st.
*St J ames' place, Links
St John's close, 188 Canongate
St John's hill, Pleasance
*St John's lane, 40 Charlotte st.
St John's street, Canongate
St Leonard .street and hill, head of
Pleasance
St Leonard's cot., St Leonard lane
St Leonard lane, St Leonard street
St Margaret's station, Jock's lodge
St Mark's place, Bennington
St Mary's wynd, head of Canong.
*St Ninian's la., back Old Church
St Patrick square, St Patrick st.
St Patrick street, Nicolson street
St Roque, Canaan
St Stephen street, Clarence street
St Vincent street, foot of Howe st.
^Salamander st.. Little Carron
Salisbury green, Dalkeith road
Salisbury place, opposite SaHsb.rd.
Salisbury road, Arniston place
Salisbury square, foot of Brown st.
Salisbury street, Pleasance
Salt backet, back of Leith street
Sandilands' close, 71 High street
*Sandport street. Commercial pi.
Saunders' Street, Kerr street
Saxe-Coburg place, west Clare-
mont street
Sciennes, Hope-park-end
Sciennes place, from Sciennes
Scott's close. High riggs
Scott's close, 123 Cowgate
Scotland street, Drummond place
"'Sea Cot., n.-e. corner Seafield
-Seafield baths, Seafield
''Seafield house, east end of Links
Seaforth cottage. Trinity
*Seaside house, Eastfield
*Seagrove, Pirniefield
Sea Cliff villa. Trinity
Seaton's close, 365 Canongate
Sellar's close, 369 Lawnmarket
Semple street. Canal basin
Semple's close, 599 Castlehill
Shakspeare sq., back of Theatre
Sii and wick place, w., e. Princes st.
*Sheepliead wynd, 67 Giles' street
Shepherd's court, Leith wynd
''Sheriff brae, Coalhill to King st.
Shoemakers' close, 315 Canongate
'•■'Shore, Ferryboat stairs to Upper
drawbridge
Shrub hill, Shrub place
Shrub place, Leith walk
Sibbald place, St Patrick square
*Silverfield, Bennington road
Silvermills, Fettes row
Sime's court, Caltonhill
Simon square, Gibb's enti-y
Simpson's court, Potterrow
Skinner's close, 613 Castlehill
Skinner's close, 66 High street
Slater's court, 140 Canongate
*Smeaton*s cl., 20 St Andrew st.
Smith's place, Leith walk
Smith's close, west, 121 Grassm.
Smith's close, east, 125 Grassm.
Society, Brown's square
Society close, 15 Nether bow
Somerset house and cot., Mary pi.
South bridge. North bridge to
Nicolson street
Southern cemetery. Grange road
Spence's place, Castlebarns
*Spence's place, Bennington road
Spittal street. Bread street
Spring gardens. Abbey hill
Spring gardens, Church street
Springfield, Leith walk
Springfield villa, Mansionhouse rd.
Stafford street, Shandwick j>lace
*Stanfield lodge, lionniugton road
Star bank. Trinity
Stead's place, Leith walk
Stevenlaw's close, 134 High street
Steel's place, Morningside
Stevenson's close, 153 West piort
Stewart's close, 90 Canongate
Stewart's street, Jock's lodge
Stewartfield, Bennington toll
Stockbridge, n. w. of New town
Stouefield, Canaan
*Storie's alley, 122 Kirkgate
Strathie's close, 86 Canongate
Strichen's close, 104 High street
Stuart street. Great, Moray place
to Randolph crescent
Stuartfield, Jock's lodge
* Sugarhouse close, Coburg street
'■" Summerfield, Restalrig road
Summerfield house, Restalrig road
Summerhall, Hope-pai'k-end
Summer place, Howard place
Sunbury distillery, Water of Leith
Simnyside villa. Trinity
Surgeon square, &c., foot of Infir-
mary street
* Swanfield, opposite Silverfield
Swan's close, 31 Grassmarket
Swinton row. Elder street
Sydneyfield, Granton road
Sydney place, Canaan
Sylvan place. Meadows
Sylvanbank, Mansionhouse - road.
Grange
Taufield house, Canonmills
Tanner's close, 123 West ]Dort
Tap hall, Qeensferry road
Tamiet street, Drumdryan
Temple's close, 145 Grassmarket
Tennis court, 86 Abbey hill
Terrace, Leith street
Teviot row, Bristo street
Thistle street, north St David st.
to Hill street
Thomas street, St Cuthbert street
Thomson's close, 40 Canongate
Thomson's court, 54 Grassmarket
Thomson's close, 13 Abbey strand
" Thomson's place, Duke street
Thomybank, Fountainbridge
* Timber bush, Bernard street to
Shore
Tipperlinn, Boroughmuirhead
Tobago place, Tobago street
Tobago street, Castlebarns
Tod's close, 587 Castlehill
Toddrick's wynd, SO High street
Tolbooth wynd, 165 Canongate
"Tolbooth wynd, upper drawbr.
Tollcross, foot of Lauriston
Torphichen street, av. Maitland st.
'■'Tower street. Shore
'■Trafalgar lane, Hillhousefield
Trinity, foot of Inverleith row
Trinity crescent. Chain pier
Trinity, south-west of Newhaven
Trunk close, 55 High street
Tweeddale court, 16 Nether bov.-
Union place, head of Leith v.alk
XXXIV
LIST OF STREETS, ETC., IN EDINBURGH ANiJ LEITH.
Union street, Union place
* Union street, foot of Leith walk.
Valentine's entry, 72 Canongate
Valleyfiekl, Wright's houses
■*Vanburgh place, so.-e. side Links ;
*Vaults, 25 St Andrew street i
Veitch pi. and sq., Stockbridge
Vennel, Heriot place j
Victoria place, foot of Carnegie st.
Victoria street and terrace, Mel-
bourne place
Viewbank, Trinity
Viewfield, Trinity
Viewforth, Bruntsfield links
*Viewfortli cottage, Etstalrig road
View[jark, Bruntsfield links
View Ville House, Granton roatl
View Ville Cottage, Ferry road
* Vinegar Close, 35 Giles' street
Walker street, Coates crescent
Wallace plaoe, Tobago street
Wallace's close, 28 Causeyside
War drop's court, 459 Lawnmarket
Wardie crescent, Granton road
Wardie, Queensferry road
WardieBumhouse, Windlestra wlee
Wardie, Granton
Warrendcr's park. Links
Warrender lodge. Meadows
Warrender crescent, Howard place
Warriston place, Warriston cres.
Warriston. east Queensferry road
Warriston's close, 323 High street
Watergate, foot cf Canongate
*Waterlane, foot of Kirkgate
*Water's close, 64 Shore
Water of Leith, Dean
Waterloo place. Princes sti-eet to
Regent road
■'Waterloo buildings, Bernard st.
*Watson'8 place. Primrose street
Watson's hospital. Meadows
Watson's (J.) institution, Dean
Watson's close, 122 Canongate
Weaver's close, 65 West port
Weir's close, 208 Canongate
*Weir's close, 40 Kirkgate
Well close, Leith wynd
Well close, 86 West port
*Wellington place. Links
Wellington street, Great, Queens-
ferry road
Wellwood lodge. Bruntsfield place
Wemyss place, Albyn place
West bow, Castlehill to Gra.ss-
market
West port, Grassraarket to Main-
point
Wester close, 177 West port
Westerhall, Meadows
Whale brae, Nowhaven
Wharton lane, and Wharton place,
Lauristou
Whitebank, Morniugside
White horse, or Boyd's close, 274
Canongate
White's court, Warriston's close
Whitehouse, Boroughmnirhead
Whitefield place and house, foot of
Leith walk
Wight's place, 95 Causeyside
William street, Stafford street to
Manor place
Williamfield, Bonnington road
Willow brae, Jock's lodge
Willowgrove, Lady Lawson's wynd
Wilson's court, 134 Canongate
Windlestrawlee, Queensferry road
Windmill street, George square
Windsor street, Leopold |)lace
Windsor villa, Coltbridge road
Woodbine cottage. Trinity
Woodburn, Canaan
WoodviUe, Canaan
Wood's court, 13 West Kicol.MHi
street
World's-end cluse, 10 Nethcrliow
Wright's houses. Leven street
Wright's close, 87 Cowgate
Writer's court, 315 High stre'.t
*Yardheads, St Anthony's laiiv to
north end King street
York buildings. Trinity
ork Ian " ' '
street
Iding:
e, -fc
York lane, York place to Albany
York lodge, York road
York place, Queen street to
Picardy place
York road. Trinity
Young street, north Charl"tt'^
street
XXXV
INDEX TO PLACES IN THE COUNTY OF EDINBURGH.
Abercorn, South QueensfeiTy
Abercom Place, Portobello
Acornlodge, Musselburgh
Adam's Row, Dalkeith
Addiston, Hermiston
Adelphi Place, Portobello
Adiston, Ratho
Adniston, Tranent
Aikendean, Fushiebridge
Airfield, Dalkeith
Albert Cottage, Lasswade
Alderston Mains, Mid-Calder
Almondbank, Cramond
Almondhill, Kirkliston
Alnwickhill, Liberton
Aminondell, Broxburn
Amosendean, Penicuiok
Anceretlaw, Penicuick
Ancralaw, ]?enicuick
Annfield, Tranent and Dalkeith
Annsmill, Penicuick
Aimville, Kirknewton
Argyle Villa, Portobello.
Ashley, Ratho
Auehineorth, Penicuick
Auehindinny, Penicuick
Auld Cathie, Kirkliston
Baberton, Currie
Baberton Mains, Hermiston
Back o' the Rig, Currie
Backhill, Musselburgh
Backsidelee, Liberton
Baillyfield, Portobello
Balgreen, Slateford
Balleny, Balemo
Ballingall Lodge, Murraylield
Bank, Penicuick
Bankfoot House, Prestonpans
Bankhead, Dalkeith, Balemo,
Uphall, and Tranent
Bank House, Liberton, Port'i-
bello, and Prestonpans
Bank Mill, Penicuick and Balerno
Banks, South Queensferry
Bankton, Prestonpans
Barbauchlaw, Musselburgh
Barley Dean, Lasswade
Barnton, Cramond
Basket Hall, Musselburgh
Bath House, Portobello
Bavelaw (East), Balemo
Beachside House, Musselburgh
Beechwood, Corstorphine
Beeslurk, Penicuick
Beggar's Bush, Musselburgh
Bellfield, Musselburgh and Porto-
bello
Bellfield House, Dalkeith
Bellham, Ford
BeUmount, Corstorphine
BeUslaw, Dalkeith
Bell's Mill, Winchburgh
Bellsquarry, Mid-Calder
Bellwood, Penicuick
Bellybught, Dalkeith
Belstane, Kirknewi.oii
Bevelaw, Balemo
Bilston, Roslin
Bilston Brae, Loanhead
Biuny, Uphall
i Birchfield, Currie
Bird's Mill, Kirkliston
j Birsley, Tranent
! Blackcoat, Dalkeith
Black-craigs, Uphall
i Blackshill, Kii-kliston
Blackside, Ford
Blaircochran, Penicuick
Blawweary, Currie
BUnkbonny, Currie, Dalkeith,
Musselburgh, and Blackball
Bloom, Livingston, Mid-Calder
Bloomy Hall, Musselburgh
Blucher Hall, Musselburgh
Boathouse, Kirkliston
Bog HaU, Roslin
Boggs, Tranent
Boggs Mill, Slateford
Bonaliy, Colinton
Bonnington, Ratho
Bonnyrigg. Lasswade
Bootland Hill, Kirknewton
Bowbridge, B. Muirhead
Bow o' Beer, Kirknewton
Braefoot, Corstorphine
Braehead, Cramond
Braehead Mains, Cramond
Brae Hill, Kirkliston
Braidwood, Dalkeith
Brewer Bush, Lasswade
Briary Cottage, Ford
Bridge-end, Musselbiu'gh, Peni-
cuick, Dalkeith, Liberton,
and Portobello
Briggs, Kirkliston
Broadwood, Penicuick
Broadlaw, tlphall
Broadlea Cottage, Portobello
Broadwood, Penicuick
Broadyetts, Uphall
Brokenbridge, Liberton
Brook, Balemo
Broomfield, Blackball
Broomliill, Ford, Lasswade, Lib-
erton, and Penicuick
Broomhouse, Corstorphine and
Winchburgh
Broom Park, Cramond
Broomie-knowes, Lasswade
Broomrigg, Tranent
Broomj'-knowe, Lasswade
Brotchrig, Lasswade
Broxburn, Uphall
Brucefield, Mid-Calder
Brunstane House, Penicuick and
Portobello
Brunstone Cottage, Musselburgh
Brunstone Mill, Musselburgh
Bryan's Colliery, Dalkeith
Buckstane, B. Muirhead
Burdiehonse, Liberton
Burghloe, Loauhead
Bumbrae, Kirknewton
Burnhall, Kirkliston
Burnhead, Liberton & Lasswade
Burnhouse, Kirknewton and Por-
tobello
Burnside, Kirkliston and Ford
Burnwyude, Ratho
Burton Cottage, Portobello
Bush, Penicuick & Musselburgh
Bush (Easter), Roslin and Milton
Bridge
Buteland, Balerno
Buteland Hill, Kirknewton
Butlerfield, Lasswade
Buxley, Tranent
Buxton, Colinton
Byredoor Park, Kirknewton
Byresloan, Ford
Caibney, Musselburgh
Caimtowers, Liberton
Cairns Castle Inn, Kirknewton
Cakemuk, Ford
Calderwood, Lasswade
Caldwells, Ford
Caledonia, Colinton
Callerstane, Hermiston
Cameron Bank, Liberton
C^mpend, Dalkeith
Campie House, Musselburgh
Capelaw, Penicuick
Car berry, Musselburgh
Carlaverock, Tranent
Carlourie, Kirkliston
Carmelliill, Kirkliston
Caroline Cottage, Portobello
Carrington, Rose well
Carthall, Gilmerton and Liberttm
Castlelaw, Penicuick
Castlesteads, Dalkeith
Catharine Cottage, Portobello
Catharine Lodge, Musselburgh
Cauldcots, Liberton
Cauldshoulders, Penicuick
Chamber's Cottage, Musselburgh
Causewayend, Kirknewton
Chesterhall, Ford and Tranent
Civility, Ford
Clay barns, Dalkeith
Cleek-him-in, Peniciiick
Clermiston, Corstorphine
Clermiston, North Blackball
Clifton, Kirkliston
Clifton HaU, Kirkliston and Ratho
Clouthouses, Tranent
Coats, Penicuick
Coekbum, Currie
Cockenzie, Prestonpans
Cocklaw, Currie
Cockle Mill, Cramond
Cock-me-laue, Colinton
CockmiiLr Inn, Penicuick
Cockpen Manse, Lasswade
Colinton Mains and Mill, Colint-on
Comiston, Colinton
XXXVI
LIST OF PLACES IN TJIE COUNTY OF EDINBURGH.
Contentibus, Mid-Calder
Corbiehill, Cramond
Cornbauk, Peuicuick
Corntowu, Penicuick
Corslet, Currie
Corston, Kirknewton
Corstorpbine Hill and House,
Corstorpbine
Costerton, Ford
Cottage Lane, Muiselburgb
Cousland, Dalkeitk
Cousland Park, Tranent
Cowden, Tranent and Dalkeith
Cowpits, Musselburgh
Coxeydean, Kirkiiuwtou
Craigbrae, Ku-klistou
Craig Crook, Blackball
Craigend, Kirkliston
Craigentarie, Currie
CraigbaU, Musselburgh
Craigie, Kirkliston
Craigie Hall, Cramond
Craiglockhart, Slateford
Craigmillar, Libertii'U
Craigo'er, Liberton
Craigpark, llatho
Craigs, Cramond and Libeiion
Craigton, Wincbburgh
Cranston, Ford
Cresswell, Peiiieuiok
Crew, Blackhall
Crichton, Ford
Cricbtondean, Ford
Crofts, Dalkeith
Cromilands, Kirkliston
Crossgate Hall, Dalkeith
Crossgreen, Upball
Crosshouse, Traaeut aud Penicuick
Cucking, Penicuick
Cultons, Hermiscou
Cummingfield, Loanhead
Curldubs, Upball
Currie Hill, Balerno
Curriemuirend, Colinton
Cuttle, Prestonpans
Dalhousie Castle, Lasswade
Dabnaboy, Ratho
Dalmeny, South Queensierry
Dalmore MUls, Penicuick
Dalrymple Loan, Musselburgh
Dambrae, Musselburgh
Damhead, Slateford and Loanhead
Danderhall, Dalkeith
Darcy, Dalkeith
Davidson's Mains. Blackball
Dean Park, Balerno
Dechmont, Upball
Denshouses, Penicuick
Dewarton, Ford
Dodridge, Ford
Dolland's Cottage, Musselburgh
Dolpbinston, Tranent
Dovecot, Musselburgh
Dove Hill, Upball
Dowie's Mill, Cramond Bridge
Dreghorn, Colinton
Drum, Liberton
Drumfortb, Upball
Drummore, Musselburgh
Dmmpark, Liberton
Dryden, Roslin
Drydenbank, Loanhead
Drylaw, Cramund
Dubbead, Kii'kDewton
Duddingston, Portobello
Dumbi-ydon, Slateford
Duncliffe, Murrayfield
Duudas Castle, South Queensferry
Dunedin, Murrayfield
Dun Esk, Lasswade
Duntervie, 'Wincbburgh
East Bakgour, Upball
East Binny, Upball
East Broadlaw, U]^hall
East Bush, Musselburgh
Easter Bush, Ro.-liu and Peuicuick
Easter Mains, Kirkliston and Up-
ball
Easter Newton, Kirkuewtou
East Camps, Kirknewton
East Craigie, Cramond
Easter Cowden, Dalkeith
East Craigs, Corstorpliine
Eastfield, Portobello, Kirkliston,
Musselburgh, and Penicuick
East Haugh, Kirkne\rtou
East Houses, Dalkeith
East Mains, Upball and Trauent
East Mill, Currie
East Villa, Portobello
East Side, Penicuick
Ecclesmachan, Upball
Eckford Cottage, Lasswade
Edgefield, Loanhead
Edgebead, Ford and Liberton
Edmonstone, Dalkeith
Eldin, Lasswade
Elginhaugh, Dalkeith
EUieston, Kirkliston
Elm Row and Bank, Lasswade
Elmfield, Dalkeith
Elpbinston, Tranent
Engine Cottage, Loanhead
Enterkins Gate, Colinton
East Bank, Dalkeith and Mussel-
burgh
Eskdale Cottage, Lasswade
Eskgrove, Musselburgh and Lass-
wade
Esk Hill, Roslin and Musselburgh
Esk Mills, Penicuick and Dalkeith
Esk (North), Musselburgh
Esk Parkj Musselburgh
Esk Side, Musselbiu-gh
Estherville, Corstorpbine
Fair Afar, Cramond
Fairfield, Dalkeith
Fairfield Cottage, Portobello
Faimeyhill, Liberton
Fairneyside, Liberton
Faimeyside Lodge, Creenend
Faimyflat, Slateford
Fairnylaw, Colinton
Falhills, Penicuick
Falla, Black sbiels
Fallside, Tranent
FamehoU, Penicuick
Felton-green, Musselburgh
FiUiside, Leith
Firbank, Lasswade
Firhill Cottage, Colinton
Firth, Roslin
Fisherrow. Musselburgh
Fishers' Tryst, Peuicuick
Fivehouses, Liberton
Five-stanks, Upball
Flowerfield, Loanhead
Fordel, Ford
Forkneuk, Uphall
Forresthall, Slateford
Forth Cottage, Fisherrow
Foulstruther, Tranent
Fountainhall, Tranent
Four-mile-hill, Corstoriihlne
Foxball, Kirkliston
France (Little), Liberton
Franktield, Loanhead
Freelands, Ratho
Friarton, Penicuick
Frith, Roslin
Fuffet, Dalkeith _
FuUerton, Penicuick
Fullfurd, Milton Bridge
Gallowshall, Dalkeith
Gardner's Hall, Ford
Gateside, Kirkliston
Gil:)raltar, Dalkeith
Gibson Lodge, Corstorpbine
Gibnerton, Liberton
Gladsmuir, Tranent
Glebeside House, Dalkeith
Glencorse, Milton Bridge
Glendevon, Kirkliston
Glen Esk, Loanhead
Glen Kevock, Loanhead
Glen Nurseries and Cottage, Mus-
selburgh
Glenpark, Currie
Goatbrae, Lasswade
Gogar (Upper), Hermiston
Gogar (Nether) Mains and House
Corstorpbine
Gogar Mount, Ratho
Gogarston, Ratho
Golf-hall, Corstorpbine
Goodtrees, Currie
Gordon Castle, ^Musselbui-gh
Gorebridge, Fushiebridge
Gorgie, Slateford
Gorton, Lasswade
Gortonlee, Lasswade
Goshen, Musselburgh
Goukshill, Dalkeith
Gourlaw, Lasswade
Gowaxdiill, Currie
Gracemount, Liberton
Gray Brae, Penicuick
Gray's MHl, Slateford
Greenbank, Lassv.^ade
Greenbum, Kirknewton
Green Cottage, Musselburgh
Greendykes, Tranent and Uphall
Greenend, Liberton
Greenfield Lodge, Lasswade
Green HaU, Musselburgh
Greenhead, Tranent
Greenlaw, Penicuick
Greenpark, Liberton
Greigs' HaU, Liberton
Greybrae, Penicuick
Greykuowe, Penicuick
Grottle, Cramond
Grove End, Lasswade
Gutters, Currie
Habershaw, Penicuick
Haggs, Ratho
Hailes, Slateford
Halkerston Cottage, Inveresk
Hall of Broxburn, UphaU
Hallcross House, Musselburgh
Halls, Penicuick
Hallj'ards, Kirkliston
Hamilton Lodge, Portobello
LIST OF PLACES IN THE COUNTY OP EDINBUIIGIL
XXXVII
Hangingside, Uphall
Kevock, Lasswade
Longford, West Calder
Hanley, Corstorphine
Kilburn, Penicuick
Longlaw, Dalkeith
Hardeugreen, Dalkeith
Killrigg, Loanhead
Long Niddrie, Tranent
Harelaw, Tranent
Kilpunt, Kirkliston
Loug.stone, Slateford
Harmony House, Balerno
Kinellan, Murrayfield
Longthorne, Dalktitli
Harpersbrae, Penieaick
Kings, Kirkliston
Look-about-ye, Kirkliston
Harviston, Fushiebridge
King's Knowes, Slateford
Loretto, Musselburgh
Hatton, Kirknewton
King's Law, Tranent
Lothian Burn, Loanhead
Hatton Mains, Eatho
Kingside, Penicuick
Loughfaugh, Ford
Haugli (Newlistou), Kirkliston
Kingston Grange, Liberton
Loupilees, Kirkliston
Haugh-liead, Ford, Balemo, and
Kinleith and K. Mill, Currie
Ludgate Lodge, Ratho
Kirknewton
Kippielaw, Penicuick
Luilen Houses, Penicuick
Hawthorn Brae, Duddingston
Kirkbrae, Liberton
Lugton, Dalkeith
Hawtliorn Cottage, Slateford
Kirkettle, Roslin
Luisfield, Duddingston
Hawtliornden, Lasswade
Kirkhill, Penicuick and Uphall
Lyden, Kirknewton
Hay's Craigs, Uphall
Kirkhill Cottage, Uphall
Lymphoy, Currie
Hazelbank, Mnrra^iiold
Kirkland, Penicuick
Heddlefaulds, Kirkliston
Kirkland Lodge, Hermiston
Magazine, Ford
Herekies Loan, Musselburgh
Kirkpark, Musselburgh
Magdalen Foundry, Musselburgh
Hillend, Uphall and Kirknewton
Kirkton, Penicuick
Magdalen Lodge, Musselburgh
Billhead, Musselburgh and Lass-
Kirkton Lodge, Mun-ayiield
Maitland Brae, Bridge, and Bower,
wade
Kittlepurse, Penicuick
Musselburgh
Hillhouse, Kirknewton
Knightridge, Uphall
Makemerry, Tranent
Hillside, Lasswade
Malcolmston, Currie
Hilltown, Dalkeith
Laflis Houses
Mallenj^, Balerno
Hillwood, Ratho
Lampockwells, Tranent
Malleny Grove, Balerno
Hillwood Cottage, Katho
Langside, Dalkeith
Mallsford, Dalkeith
Hilton Cottage, Lasswade
Lankinsdub, Winchburgh
Malta, Ku-kliston
Hodges, Tranent
Larch Grove, Balemo
Manor House, Musselburgh
Holemill, Colinton
Latch, Kirknewton
Mansfield, Dalkeith and Currie
Holkgate, Broxburn
Lairrel Bank, Lasswade
Marchbank, Balerno
Holms, Uphall and Musselburgh
Laurencelaw Cottage, Milton Br.
Marchfield, Blackball
Holycoat, Lasswade
Laurie's Den, Penicuick
March Hill, Penicuick
Honeyhole, Lasswade
Lauriston, Cramond
Marchwell, Penicuick
Honeybrae, Penicuick
Laverock Hall, Liberton
Margaret Grove, Cramond
Hopefield, Lasswade
Lavrockdale, Colinton
Marine Cottage, Portobello
Hopetown Woodend, Winchburgh
Law, Uphall
Marrfield Mills, Penicuick
House of Hill, Blackball
Lawfield, Dalkeith
Marybank, Penicuick
House o' Muir, Tranent and Mil-
Lawhead, Penicuick and Kirk-
Maryfield, Tranent, Penicuick,
ton Bridge
newton
and Portobello
Houston and H. Mill, Uphall
Lawi-ence Law Cottage, Penicuick
Marylands, Ratho
Howdenshall, Liberton
Lead Burndean, Penicuick
Masterton, Dalkeith
Howgate, Roslin and Penicuick
Leadburn, Penicuick
Mauricewood, Milton Bridge
Humble, Kii-kliston, Kirknewton,
Learielaws, Broxburn
Mavisbank, Loanhead
and Upper Keith
Lecrielaw, Dalkeith & Kirkliston
Mavisbush, Lasswade
Hunter's Tryst, Colinton
Leith Head, Currie
Maybank, Penicuick and Loanliead
Hyvot's Mill, Libertoa
Lenney Park, Corstorphine
Mayfield, Dalkeith
Lennieport, Corstorphine
Mayfield Cottage, Loanhead
Inch, Liberton
Lenny, Kirkliston
Mayfield Folly, Liberton
Inglis Green, Slateford
Lenny Moor, Cramond and Kirk-
Mayshade, Loanhead
Ingliston, Kirkliston and Eatho
liston
Meadowbank House, Kirknewton
Innerwick Lodge, Murrayfield
Leven Hall, Musselburgh
Meadowfield, Corstoi-phiue
Inveresk, Musselburgh
Lexmouth, Blackball, Corstor-
Meadowhead, Libertoa
Inveresk House and Lodge, Mus-
phine
Meadow House, Corstorphine
selburgh
Liberton Bank, Liberton
Meado-mnill, Tranent
Inverey House, Portobello
Lighthill Cottage, Loanhead
Meadowsjiot, Dalkeith
IronmUl, Dalkeith
LiUyburn, Penicuick
Meggetland, Slateford
Limefield Mains, Mid-Calder
Melville Castle, Lasswade
Jack's House, Kii-kliston
Linden Lodge, Loanhead
Middlemills, Lasswade
Jane Cottage, Musselburgh
Lingerwood, Dalkeith
Middle Norton, Ratho and Kirk-
Jaw, Ratho and Hermiston
Linkfield, Musselburgh
liston
Jesgfield, Portobello
Linkhouse, Prestonpans
Middleton, UphaU
John's Bum, Balerno
Linnburn, Kirknewton
Midfield, Lasswade and Mussel-
Joppa, Portobello
Linnsmill, Kirkliston
burgh
Joytield Place, Colinton
Listonshiells, Kirknev.'ton
MUch-hall, Penicuick
Juniper Green, Colinton
Little France, Liberton
Milk-houses, Uphall
Little Vantage, Kirknewton
Millburn Tower, Hermiston
Kaijies Cottage, Liberton
Loanhead, Ford, Kirkliston
Millerhill, Dalkeith
Kaims, Kirknewton
Loaninghill, Uphall
Millhill, Musselburgh
Kates Mill, Slateford
Loanstane, Penicuick
MHlrig, Kii'kliston and Kirknew-
Keith House, Upper Keith
Lochend, Kirkliston
ton
Kellerstain House, Hermiston
Lochend Cottage, Musselburgh
Milnholm House, Musselburgh
Kellerstane, Ratho
Loganbank, Penicuick
Milton, Milton Bridge, Kirkliston,
Kerkettle, Roslin
Logan house. Penicuick
and Tranent
Kersemill, Penicuick
Loganlee, Milton Bridge
Mirryfield, Tranent
Kerse Hill Toll, Hermiston
Logie Heriot, Ford
Moat, Roslin
XXXVIII
LIST OF I'LAOES IN THE COUNTY OF EDINBURGH.
Moffat Place, Dalkeith
Moldart Cottage, Currie
Monktou, Musselburgh
Monktonhall, Musselburgh
Montrose Stables, Lasswa-Je
Moor Park, Musselburgh
Mordun, Libertou
Morrison's Haven, Prestonpaus
Morton, Liberton
Morton Cottage, Portobello
Moi-tonhall, Liberton
MossenJ, Uphall
Mosshouses, Peniculck
Mossie Mill, Colinton
Mount Charles, Portobello and
Slateford
Mount Chassie, Lasswadc
Mount Earl, Roslin
Mount Esk, Lasswadc
Mouuthooly, Winchburgh
Mount Lodge, Portobello
Mount Lothian, Penicuick
Mount Pleasant, Portobello
Mount Vernon, Liberton
Muirbank, Balerno
Muirburn, Kirkliston
Muirend, Kirkliston
Muirhouse, Blackball and Liber-
ton
JIuii-park. Tranent
Muldron, Whitburn
Murray Hill, Lasswadc
Murrays, Ford
Muttonhole, Cramond and Ford
Myles, Tranent
Myres, Kiiklistoa
Nellfield, Kirkliston
Nether Deckmount, Uphall
Nether Houses, Lasswade
Nether Lenny, Cramond
Nether Liberton, Liberton
Nettlebill, Uphall
Neville Cottage, Liberton
Nevin"s Knowe, Roslin
Newbattle, Dalkeith
Newbigging, Musselburgh, Uphall,
and Lasswade
Newbridge, Kirkliston
New Craighall, Musselbiu-gh
Newfarm, Dalkeith
Newfield, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
New Hailes, Musselliurgh
Newhall, Penicuick
Newhouse, Ratho
Newhouses, Kirkliston
Newland, Kirkliston
Newlandburn, Ford
Newlandridge, Ford
Newliston, Kirkliston
Newmains, Kirkliston
Newmills, Balerno and Dalkeith
New Milton, Roslin
New Pentland, Loanhead
Newton Mains, Ratho
New Eoad, Dalkeith
New Saughton, Cramond
Newstead, Penicuick
Newton, Dalkeith, Musselburgh.
Winchburgh, and So. Ferry
Ne^vton (Easter), Kirknewton
Newton Grange, Dalkeith
Niddrie (Long), Tranent
Niddry, Libert-on and Wincli
burgh
Niddry House, Prestonpaus
Niddry Station, Musselburgh
Nine-mile Burn, Penicuick
Nivelle Cottage, Liberton
North Clermiston, Blackball
North Esk Mill, Dalkeith
Northfield, Portobello and Pres-
tonpans
North Cxyle, Corstorphine
Norton, Ratho
Oakleak, Penicuick
Oakmount, Lasswade
Oatlands, Ford
Oatbridge, Uphall
Oatsley, Roslin
Old Liston, Kirkliston
Old Saughton, Corstorphine and
Slateford
Olive-bank, Musselburgh
Onthank, Penicuick
Orchardfield, Kirknewton
Ormiston, Kirknewton
Ormiston, Tranent
Ormiston Hall, Tranent
Outerston, Fushie Bridge
Oxenford, Foi'd
Oxgangs, Colinton
Over (rogar, Hermiston
Overshieil, Kirknewton
Ovortoun, Kirkliston and Kirk-
newton
Palmyra Cottage, Portobello
Pap Inn, Penicuick
Paradykes, Loanhead
Parduvine, Dalkeith
Parkburn, Liberton
Parkend, Dalkeith
Parkend Cottage, Musselburgh
Parkhead,Slateford,Corstoiiihiue,
and So. Ferry
Parkhouse, Portobello
Parknook, Liberton
Parson's Pool, Lasswade
Pathhead, Ford and Kirknewton
Patie's Hill, Penicuick
Pavilion House, Prestonpaus
Peaseflat, Dalkeith
Peaston, Tranent
Peffer Mill, Liberton
Peggyslee, Penicuick
Peggy's MiU, Cramond
Pelton House, Cramond
Pembroke Lodge, Murrayfield
Pencaitland, Tranent
Pendreigh, Lasswade
Penston, Tranent
Pentecox, Liberton
Pentland, Roslin and Loanhead
Pentland Pathhead, Loanhead
Pick, Penicuick
Pilmuir, Balerno
Pimlers Acre, Musselburgh
Pinkhill, Corstorphine
Pinkie Hill and Mains, Mussel-
burgh
Pimie Hall
Plaintree-shade, Penicuick
Plewlands, Boro. Muu-head
Plover Hall, Roslin and Preston
pans
Polton, Lasswade
Pomothom, Penicuick
Port Buchan, Broxburn
Port Seaton, Prestonpans
Post Buchan, Uphall
Powflats, Broxburn
Preston, Ford and Prestonpans
Preston, Prestonpans
Preston Cottage, Prestonpans
Preston Orange, Prestonpans
Preston Hall, Ford and Lasswade
Prestonholm, Lasswade
Preston Lodge, Corstorphine
Priest Inch, Winchburgh
Priest Mill, Kirkliston
Primrosehill & Place, Musselburgh
Prospectbank, Lasswade
Providence Hall, Musselburgh
Pumpherston, Mid-Calder
Punclieonlaw, Kirklist<jn
Pyethall, Uphall
QuARRVUEAD, Lasswadc
Ramsay Lodp.e, Portobello
Ramslacks, Carrie
Ransfield, Ratho
Ravelrig, Balerno
Kavelstone, Blackball
Ravenshaugh, Musselburgh
Ravensnook, Penicuick
Raw Camp, Kirknewton
lledcoal, Tranent
Redhall, Slateford
Redheughs, Corstorphine and Las.s-
wade
Reid, Ford
Remote, Ford
Reservoir, Penicuick
Ruvelslike, Penicuick
liiccarton, Hermiston
Richmond Lodge, Portobello
Riggenhead, Tranent
Roads, Penicuick
Roddenlaw, Ratho
Rosebank, Roslin, Portjbello, and
Currie
Roseberry, Fushiebridge
Roseburn, Murrayfield
Rosefield, Portobello
Rosefield Avenue, Portobello
Rose Hall, Musselbui-gh
Rosehill, Penicuick
Rose Lodge, Portobello
Rosemaius, Ford
Rosemay, Penicuick
Rosemount, Penicuick, Portobello,
Prestonpans, k Musselburgli
Rose Park, Trinity
Roseview, Penicuick
Rose Villa, Portobello
Rosewell, Lasswade
Rosewell Dean, Lasswade
Roslin Lee, Roslin
Rumble Bank, Currie
Ryal, Uphall
Salton, Tranent
Sandydean, Lasswade
Saughinside, Ford
Saughland Ford
Saughton Hall and Mains, Slate-
ford
Saughton House, Cramond
Sea Beach House and Cottage,
Portobello
Sea Mill, Musselburgh and Pres-
tonpans
Selms, Kirknewton
Seton, Tranent
Seton, South Mains, Prestonpans
LIST OF PLACES IN THE COUNTY OF EDINBURGH.
XXXIX
Sbawfair, Dalkeith
Shaw's Hospital, Prestonpans
Sbeepfield, Musselburgh
Sheriffhall, Dalkeith
Shotthead, Currie
Shrewsbury Cottage, Lasswade
Shrubmount, Portobello
SighthiU, Hermiston and Slateford
Silverbum, Penicuick
SUver Knowes, Cramond
Skeltymuir, Lasswade
Skillnowe, Penicuick
Slat«barns, KirkHstoa
Slockendrouth, Slateford
Smeaton, Dalkeith
Smeaton Park, Inveresk
Souterhole, Cramond
South Bush, Musselburgh
Soutbfield, Liberton, Portobello,
Tranent, and Cramond
South Gyle, Corstoi-phine
South -house, Liberton
South Melville, Lasswade
South side. Ford
Spafield Mills, Lasswade
Spittal, Penicuick
Spittleton, Kirknewton
Springbank, Lasswade
Springfield, Lasswade and Peni-
cuick
Springfield Works, Loanhead
Spring Garden, Musselburgh
Spyfield, Colinton
Spylaw k Sp . Bank, Colinton
Squaretown, Dalkeith
Standingstone, Kirkliston
Stank ards, Uphall
St Ann's, Lasswade
St Ann's Cottage, Colinton
St Catherine's, Liberton
St Clement's Wells, Musselburgh
St Germain's, Tranent
St Leonard's MiUs. Lasswade
Steell's Hospital, Tranent
Stelknow, Penicuick
Stenhouse, Liberton
Stenhouse MiUs, Corstorphine and
Slateford
Stewartfield, Broxburn
Stewart HUl, Kirknewton
StiUknowe, Penicuick
Stobs, Fushiebridge
Stonedykehead, Liberton
Stoneyport, Slateford
Stoniebank and HUl, Jlusselburgh
Stonyhill, Musselburgh
Stonyrig, Kirknewton
Straiton, Liberton
Straton Place, Portohello
Strawberry Bank, Dalkeith
Summerfield House, Dalkeith
Summer Side, Dalkeith
Sunnyside, Kirknewton
Swanston, Colinton
Sweethope, Musselburgh
Swine Burn, Wiuchburgh
Sycamore Bank, Lasswade
Sycamore Grove, Musselburgh
Tarphin, Colinton
Templehall, Kirknewton and Peni-
cuick
Templehouse, Balerno
Thomiebank, Dalkeith
Thomycrook, Dalkeith
Three-mile-town, Winchbur^n
Threep-muir, Currie
TodhiUs, Dalkeith
Tor, Murrayfield
Torphin. Colinton
Tottly, Winchburgh
Townhead, Balerno and Loanhead
Tower Mains, Liberton
Trabrown, Tranent
Trafalgar Lodge, Musselburgh
Tryste Street, Loanhead
Tumdykes, Ford
Tumhouse, Kirkliston and Cra-
mond
Tuxphin, Colinton
Tusenlum, Musselburgh
TynebaJik, Ford
Tyneholm, Tranent
TjTie Lodge, Ford
Upper Frith, Penicuick
Upper Gogar, Ratho
Upper Liberton, Liberton
Upper Spylaw, Slateford
Valleyfield, Penicuick
Vaughanside, Ford and Penicuick
Venerfair, Ford and Penicuick
View-bank, Lasswade
Viewfield, Lasswade
Viewpark, Lasswade
Vogrie, Ford
Wadixgbcrn, Lasswade
Walltord Lodge, Prestonpans
Walltower, Penicuick
Wallyford, Musselburgh
Walston, Penicuick
Waltham Lodge, Murrayfield
Wanton Walls, Musselburgh
Waterstone, Uphall
Wathome, Dalkeith
Waulk Mm, Mvsselburgh
Weddingbum, Lasswade
Wellington Place, Musselburgh
Wellington Villa, Portobello
West Bangour, UphaU
West Bank, Tranent and Porto
bello
West Beadlaw, Uphall
West Binny, Uphall
West Bonington, Ratho
West Briggs, Kirkliston
West Broadlaw, Uphall
Westbrook, Balerno
West Bush, Musselburgh
West Colinton, Colinton
West Craigs, Corstorphine
Westedge, Liberton
Wester Bonington, Ratho
Wester Hailes, Slateford
Westfarm, Winchburgh
Westfield, Cramond
Westfield Cottage, Portobello and
Lasswade
Westholmes, Musselburgh
West Houses, Dalkeith
West Mains, Musselburgh and
Liberton
West Mills, Colinton, Mussel-
burgh, and Lasswade
West Muir, Kirkliston
West Pans, Musselburiih
West Pilton, Blackball'
West Side, Penicuick
West Wood. West Calder
Wheatfield, Portobello
Wheatlands, Kirkliston
Whelpside, Balerno
Whim, Penicuick
Whinnyhaugh, Penicuick
Whinny-row Cottage, Lasswade
Whippylaw, Ford
White Bogs, Lasswade
Whiteburgh, Ford
White Craig, Miisselburgh
Whitehill, Lasswade and Kirk-
newton
Whitehill Colliery, Lasswade
Whitehouse, Musselburgh
Whitelaw, Currie
Whitemoss, Ku-knewton
Wilkieston, Ratho
Williamfield House, Portohello
Wilson's Park, Portobello
Windford, Uphall
Windj'goul, Tranent
Winton, Tranent
Wisp, Liberton
Woodbank, Dalkeith
Woodbine, Corstorphine
Woodbine Cottage, Lasswade
Woodburn, Dalkeith
Woodcote, Blackshiels
Woodend, Winchburgh
Woodfield, Colinton
Woodhall, Colinton, Tranent, and
Corstorphine
Woodhead, Ford
Woodhouselee, Roslin
Woodland Cottage, Portohello
Woodrow, Ormiston
Woodside, Colinton
Woodville, Colinton & Murrayfield
Woobnet, Dalkeith
Wright's Mill, Juniper Green
Wynsford, Uphall
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NAMES OMITTED, AND ALTERATIONS, TOO LATE FOR
INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
Amazon Life Assurance Co. and Sick Benefit
Society, 37 George st. — J. Faulds, agent
A}i;oun, Robert, W.S., 3 Fettes row
Ballingall, A. furniture dealer, 48 Howe st.
Bell, John, general agent, 19 N.-West Circus
place
Burr, ]\Irs John, 14 Heriot place
Burrell, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 7 Carnegie street
Colledge, William, surgeon, Maryfield, Easter
road
Douglas, James, of Cavers, 34 Moray place
Dunn, John H. 10 Buccleuch place
Dunn, W. silk merchant, 10 Nicolson street
Fauld^, ]\Irs, 37 George street
Gralloway, Robt. bookbinder, 4 Clyde street
Goidd, Mrs, shawl darner, 160 Canongate
Ivison, M. W. engineer and patent agent, 160
Canongate
I Jamieson, John, printers' furniture and brass
rule maker, engraver on wood, and stereo-
typer, 43 East Crosscausey — house, 9
Crichton street
Mathison, Walter, spirit mercht., 92 High st.
Moir, David, smith and ironmonger, 41 Ko.
Bridge
Munro, Donald, jobbing mason, Chalmers' cl.
Scott, Henry, ship-broker, 35 Bernard st.
Steadman, Aiidrew, provision merchant, 3
Quality lane
Telfer, John T. manufacturing goldsmith and
jeweller, 26 George street
Trotter, Robt. trimming warehouse, 15 Green-
side street
Walker, M. & Co. 78 Rose street
Whitton, R. H. auctioneer and appraiser, 13
London street
CHURCHES AND CHAPELS, &c.
BAPTIST.
Queen Street Hall Richard B. Sanderson.
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POST-OFFICE EDINBURGH AND LEITH
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
1854-5.
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Abb
Abbott, Francis, Secretary to the General
Post-Office for Scotland, 25 Moray place
Abercrombie, Misses, 33 Moray place
Aberdeen, Leith, & Clyde Steam-Shipping
Co.'s Offices, Granton pier, Dock gates,
Leith, and 6 South St Andrew street, Edin-
burgh— G. Mathieson, agent
Aberdeen, Moray Firth, Inverness, Caithness,
Orkney, and Shetland Steam-Shipping Co.'s
Offices, Granton pier. Dock gates, Leith,
and 6 South St Andrew street, Edinburgh
— G. Mathieson, agent
Abernethy, Scott, watchmaker, 90 Kirkgate
Abernethy, Mrs, midwife, 9 Jamaica street
Abernethy, ]\Iiss, 110 Lauriston place
Academy, "Royal Scottish, of Painting, Sculp-
ture, and Architectm-e, Royal Institution —
D. 0. Hill, secretary
Academy, Edinburgh, Henderson row
Academy, Southern, Park place house
AcqurofF, John, hair-dresser, 20 Rose street
Adair, John, tailor, 227 High street
Adam & Kirk, W.S., 9 South Charlotte st.
Adam & M'Gregor, wool merchants, 5 Baiik
street, Leith
Adam, Alex., teacher, 27 St James' squai-e. —
See Adv. — ^house, 14 Dundas street
Adam, Alex. F., W.S., 19 Claremont crescent
Adam, Geo. {Sasine OJJice), 6 St Vincent st.
Adam, Henry, wine & spirit merchant, 8
Young street — house, 6
Adam, James, S.S.C, 19 Claremont crescent
Adam, James, victual dealer, 80 Pleasance
Adam, James, advocate, 36 Castle street
Adam, John, baker, 17 Tolbooth -wynd, Leith
Ada
Adam, John, draftsman & engraver on wood,
1 Windsor street
Adam, John, lodgings, 18 Brunsmck street
Adam, Patrick (Sang & A.), 9 Brandon st.
Adam, Robert, wright, 56 Lothian street
Adam, Robert, city accountant. City Cham-
bers— house, 18 Gardner's crescent
Adam, Steph. wool-merchant, 3 Bonning. pi.
Adam, Mrs, 11 Grove street
Adam, Mrs, 53 Queen street
Adam, Mrs, 9 Bonnington place
Adam, Miss Louisa, 13 South Castle street
Adams & Co. wine-merchants, 14 South St
Andrew street and 5 Meuse lane
Adams, Alex, bootmaker, 35 Bridge st. Leith
Adams, Alex. Maxwell, M.D. 16 Argyle sq.
Adams, Aw. {A & Co.), 13 Duke street
Adams, George C, S.S.C. 10 Duncan street,
Drummond place
Adams, Gilbert, bootmaker, 61 Nicolson st.
Adams, James, coffee-room, 219 High street
Adams, John, S.S.C. Drumsheugh cottage
Adams, John, jun. S.S.C. 9 Danube street
Adams, Nat. chimney sweep, 59 Thistle st.
Adams, Rob. smith and ironmonger, 4 Rut-
land place — house, 28 Torphichen street
Adams, W. D , M.D. and Surgeon, 16 Argyle
square and 53 Nicolson street
Adams, Mrs M. ladies' nurse, 1 Mound place
Adams, Mrs, lodgings, 52 Broughton street
Adamson, David M., S.S.C. 16 Nelson street
Adamson, George, contractor, 35 Leith st.
Adamson, Henry, plasterer, 32 Arthur st.
Adamson, James, manager, Johnstone & Hun-
ter's printing office, 12 Beaumont place
42
Ada
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Ait
Adamson, Thomas C. tea-dealer, record office
for servants, 4 South St Andrew street
Adamson, W. M. cooper and fish-curer, 51
Giles' street — house, 5 Cable wynd, Leith
Adamson, Mrs John, 30 Kirkgate, Leith
A<lcock, Gilbert, paper warehouse, 50 High st.
ho. 35 South bridge
Addis, Rev. Thomas, Morningside place
Addis, Mrs William, 6 Grove street
Addison, Alexander, baker, 124 Kirkgate
Addison, Andrew, lodgings, 55 Princes street
Addison, llev. Berkeley, 19 Great Stuart st.
Addison, Jas., spirit dealer, 57 North bridge
Adie, Alex, and Son, opticians, 50 Princes st.
Adie, Alexander, optician, Canaan Cottage
Adie, John, optician, 50 Northumberland st.
Adie, William, spirit dealer, 7 Dock pi. Leith
Adie, Mrs Robert, 11 Duncan street
Adjutant-Generai/s Office, 3 Hope street
AiivERTi.SER Publishing; Office, 13 Hanover
street — Printing-Office, 91 Rose street
Advocates' Library, Parliament square
Advocate, Lord, 15 Great Stoart street
Advocates' Widows' Fund, 5 S.E. Circus
place — John Cay, collector
Affleck, Archibald, fleshir, 9 Home street
Affleck, George, hosier, glover, and laceman,
39 Queen street
Affleck, James, grocer, lOCauseyside — house,
11. Canning place
Affleck, John, wright, 38 Brunswick street
Affleck, Robert, grocer, wine & spirit dealer,
26 St Leonard street
Affleck, Miss, 10 Blenheim place
Agnew, Mrs George, 1 Rankeilior street
Agnew, Lady, 24 Moray place
Agriculturist Fire, Life, Cattle and
Hail Insurance Co. 9 South St Andrew
street — F. M'Minn, superintendent
Agricultural Improvement Office, 7
Pitt street
Agricultural Labourers' Dwellings As-
sociation, 51 George street— Patrick Moli-
son, acting secretary and accountant
Aikman, Andrew & Co. law printers, 11
Hanover street — house, 82 Princes street
Aikman, Aw. corn dealer, 12 Queensferry st.
Aikman, Arch. & Co. merchants, 1 Victoria
steet
Aikman, Archibald {A. A. Sf Co.), 94 Lauris
ton place
Aikman, A. and D., wholesale leather mer-
chants, 5 and 38 Niddry street
Aikman, Colin C. com. & wine merchant,
36 Mitchell street, Leith— ho. 3 George pi.
Aikman, George, engraver and printer, 29
North bridge — house, 5 Roxburgh terrace
Aikman, Rev. J. Logan, 4 Bellevue terrace
Aikman, John & Son, painters, paper-hangers,
and glaziers, 8 Queensferry street
Aikman, John, S.S.C. 48 Frederick street
Aikman, Matthew, flesher, 6 Middle market
— house, 9 Graham street
Aikman, William, wholesale atationer, 30
Victoria strett — house, 2
Aikman, Mrs James, 3 George place
Aikman, Mrs James, 5-b St Patrick square
Aikman, Mrs, 11 Charles street
Aikman, Miss, 11 Charles street
Aimers, Samuel, tailor, 38 Rankeilior st.
Ainslie, Daniel, 48 Moray place /
Ainslie, David, 54 Queen street
Ainslie, James, cod merchant, 34 Sheriff
brae — house, 2 Old Bridge end
Ainslie, John, furniture dealer, 258 Cowgate
Ainslie, Jolm, farmer, Ilillend
Ainslie, Robert, W.S. and attorney in Exche-
quer, 1 4 Abercromby place
Ainslie, \Vm. (of Gardner^ Ainslie) 44 Howe
street
Ainslie, Mrs, 5 Wharton place
Aird, Thomas, 3 Saunders St., Stockbri'lge
Aird, Misses, Spring valley, Morningside
Aire, Miss, 6 Springfield
Airmet, Jas. earthenw. dealer, 96 Pleasance
Airtb, Mrs, Hope street, Leith walk
Aitchison and Sons, confectioners to her Ma-
jesty, 77 Queen street
Aitchison, Christopher, painter, glazier, and
paper-hanger, 22 Nelson street
Aitchison, David, draper, 22 Kirkgate — ho.
9 Glover utreet, Leith
Aitchison, Francis, 6 Broughton place
Aitchison, George, baker, 1 Wemyss place
Aitchison, Geo. spirit merch. 163 High st.
Aitchison, Geo. grocer and spirit dealer, 35 j
Richmond place
Aitchison, James, draper, 18 N.-West Circus
place — house, 1 5 Brunswick street
Aitchison, John, grocer, 49 Cowgate
Aitchison, John & Co. brewers, 48 South back
of Canongate
Aitchison, John, tailor and clothier, 18 North
bridge
Aitchison, John, wholesale spirit merchant,
44, 45, and 46 Shore
Aitchison, Tho. shoemaker, 31 Richmond pi.
Aitchison, Mrs, 15 St John street
Aitchison, Mrs, 13 East Adam st.
Aitchison, Mrs Major, 67 Great King street
Aitchison, Mrs Isabella, biker, Granton
Aitchison, Miss, 68 Gforge street
Aitken and Campbell, wine merchants, 11 St
James' square— house, 22 Broughton place
Aitken, Alex. & Co. smiths, ironmongers, and
tinsmiths, 19 Hanover street
Aitken. Alex, seal and gentral engraver and_
lithographer, 3 St Andrew street.
Aitken, Alex, iron merchant, 5 Sylvan place
Aitken, A. {Marshall (S( A.), 19 Buccleucti
place
Aitken, Alex, coal agent, 9 Port- Hamilton
Aitken & Co. firewootl factory, 69 Fountaia
bridge
Aitken & Co. English coal merchants, Junc-
tion bridge wharf, Leith
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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Aitken, A. C. sharebroker, 20 St Andrew sq.
Aitken, Andw, (/. A. S)- Co.), 6 Mansfield place
Aiiken, Andw. (A. G. S,- Co.), 4 Vanburgh pi.
Aitken, David, flesher, 20 Home street
Aitken, Gray, & Co. corn factors and com-
mission merchants, 27 Quality street
Aitken, James & Co. wholesale tea and coffee
dealers, 2 Blenheim pi. — ho. Maryfield Ho.
Aitken, James, farrier, 14 Potterrow
Aitken, James, chemist and druggist, 44
Broughton street — ho. 12 Fettes row
Aitken, James, solicitor. County buildings,
— house, 45 St Cuthbert street
Aitken, James {J. A §• Co.), Maryfield house
Aitken, James, collector of aunuity assessment,
12 Royal Exchange — house, 5 North St
James' street
Aitken, John, veter. surgeon, 42 Buccleuch st.
Aitken, John, wholesale tea and coffee mercht.
7 1 Adam square — house, 6 West Newington
Aitken, John, teetotal coffee-house, 104
Hi}^h street
Aitken, John, painter & glazier, 3 Union pi.
Aiiken, John, upholsterer, cabinetmaker, car-
ver and gilder, house agent, and appraiser,
39 Frederick street
Aitken, Robert, tea and coffee dealer, 1 West
College street — house, 2 Buccleuch place
Aiiken, Robt. gardener, Jock's Lodge
Aitken, Ttiomas (London i.^ Edin. Shipping
Co.), 8 London r<»w, Leith
Aitken, Walter, baker, 117 Nicolson street
Aitken, William, 56 Bridge street, Leith
Aitken, Wm. grocer, 14 Tolboothwynd, Leith
Aitken, William, accountant, 7 Tollcross
Aitken, W. grocer, 19 St Andrew st. Leith
Aitken, Wm. chemist and druggist, 3 Pitt
street and 44 Broughton street — house, 12
Fettes row
Aitken, Mrs Janet, grocer, 44 Home street
Aitken, Mrs W. midwife, 7 Leith street
Aitken, Mrs, Craigside place
Aiken, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 3 Jamaica street
Aitken, Mrs, 16 Keir street
Aitkenhead, Adam.flesher, 13 E. Richmond st.
Aitkin, Miss, 12 Brandon street
Albion Cloth Warehouse, John Dick & Co.,
Assembly Rooms, George street — agents for
Bicknell & Moore, London
Albion Insurance Office of London, 14
Royal Exchange — Andrew Muir, agent
Albion Loan Co. 23 Rose street
Airier, Wm. 13 Salisbury street
Alder, William, jun., commission agent, 60
New buildings. North bridge — house, 13
Salisbury street
Alexander & Co. silk dyers, 76 Clerk street
Alexander, Andw. baker, 58 East Crosscausey
Alexander, Charles, tailor and clothier, 105
Nicolson street
Alexander, Charles, nursery and seedsman,
32 W. Register st house, 15 Nelson st.
j Alexander, Frederick, commission agent, 60
New Buildings, North Bridge — bo. Cumin
place. Grange
Alexander, George, Wright, 156 Causey side
Alexander, H D., M.D. surg , 46 Canongate
Alexander, Jas. T. surgeon and accoucheur,
3 Randolph place
Alexander, James, 43 Lauriston place
Alexander, Jas. {Rich. A. and Son}, 22 Cla-
rence street
Alexander, James, nursery and seedsman,
Leith Walk Nursery
Alexander, Rev. John, 4 St Vincent street
Alexander, Jn. grocer & spirit mercht. Newh.
Alexander, John, flesher, 163 Fountainbridge
Alexander, Jn. (T. Sf J. Alex.) 108 Lauriston
place
Alexander, John, tailor and clothier, 2 Can-
ning place
Alexander, Jn. builder, 10 Gilmour place
Alexander, Lewis, wine and spirit mercht. and
manuf. of liquors, &c. Union st. lane
Alexander, Richard & Son, wine merchants to
the Qieen, 24 Frederick street
Alexander, Richard, draper, hosier, and shirt
maker, 467 Lawnmarket
Alexander, Richard, 16 St Vincent street
Alexander, Robt., butcher & poulterer, 42 So.
Clerk St. — house, Eraser lodge, Newington
Alexander, Thos. & John, surgeons, 5 Grass-
market
Alexander, Tho. & Son, coopers, 71 St
Andrew street, Leith
Alexander, T. B. {A. ^ Son), 71 St Andrew
street, Leith
Alexander, Thomas, surg. 45 Lauriston place
Alexander, Thomas, comm. agent, 93 Giles'
street, Leith
Alexander, Thomas, comm. agent, 2 Laurie
street, Leith
Alexander, Wm., W.S. commissary clerk of
Edinburgh, Commissary Ofiice, Parliament
square — Chambers, 10 N. St David st. — ho.
/ 4 George sq.
Alexander, W. {Cockburn ^ Co.) 11 Windsor
street
Alexander, Wm. dyer, 3 East Mayfield loan
Alexander, Wm. 21 Comely Bank
Alexander, Wm., J. P. officer, 12 Charles st.
Alexander, Mrs James, grocer and spirit dealer,
79 Kirkgate — house, 52 Charlotte st. Leith
Alexander, Mrs & Co. outfitting and baby
linen warehouse, 53 George street
Alexander, Mrs, grocer, 24 Home street
Alexander, Mrs, lady's nurse, 8 Hamilton pi.
Alexander, Miss, 7 Nicolson square
Alison and Cowan, corn merchants, 29 Consti-
tution street, Leith
Alison, A. 8 Prince Regent street, N. Leith
Alison, Jn. (^A. S{ Cowan), 9 Hermitage place,
Leith
Alison, Dr W. P. professor of the practice
of medicine, 44 Heriot row
Alison, Mrs, 1 9 Upper Gray street
44
All
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
And
Allan & Gavin, wine merchants, 25 Sheriff
brae, Leith
Allan, Alexander & Co. bankers, 40 Princes
street
Allan and Dunlop, stockbrokers, 4 St Andrew
square
Allan, Alex, millwright, Mayfield loan
Allan, Alex, advocate, 5 Hillside crescent
Allan, Alex, goods manager, E. P. & Duodee
Railway — house, 3 Scotland street
Allan, Alex, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and
licensed appraiser, 1 Shandwick place, and
Castle terrace
Allan, Geo. {Ballantine and A.), 12 Nelson
street
Allan, Geo. {Com. Bank), 34 Danube street
Allan, George, baker, 4 Shrub place
Allan, Geo. 44 Cumberland street
Allan, .lames, tailor, 86 South bridge
Allan, James, 20 Barony street
Allan, James & Co., cabinetmakers and up-
holsterers, 53 Earl Gray street
Allan, J. G. (A. ^' Gavin), 6 Leopold place
Allan, John, cabinetmaker, 18 Dundas street
Allan, John, 87 George street
Allan, John, 29 Frederick street
Allan, John R. spirit dealer, 435 Lawnmarket
— ho. Wardrop's court, Lawnmarket
Allan, Robert, eharebroker, 29 York place
Allan, Thomas & Co. printers and publishers
of the Caledonian Mercury, and general prin-
ters, 265 High street
Allan, Thos. C. {iicoit &; A.), 9 Brunton place
Allan, Thomas, manure contractor, 1 1 Pillans'
place
Allan, W. {Customs), Hillbousefield
Allan, Wm., S.S.C. Moray street
Allan, Mrs Ann, dressmaker, 68 Nicolson st.
Allan, Mrs Wm. coal merchant, 12 Port-
Hamilton — house, 6 Newport street
Allan, Mrs, French staymaker, 87 George st.
Allan, Mrs, gardener, Lover's lane, Leith wa.
Allan, Miss Joanna, 11 Brandon street
Allan Miss, 17 Norton place
Allardice and Sclanders, upholsterers and cabi-
netmakers to the Queen, 12 George st.
Allardice, Thomas, 21 Howard place
Allen, Alfred {Inland Revenue)^ 68 Cumber-
land street
Alliance Assurance Co. 32 India street —
CM. Bars tow, agent
Alliance British and Foreign Life and Fire
Assurance Co. 95 George street — David
JMaclagan, manager
Alliance Marine Assurance Co. 15 Bernard
street — John Warrack & Co., agents
Allison, Alex, asphalter, 44 Whitfield place —
house, 189 Rose street
Allison, James, shipmr. 37 Couper st. Leith
Allison, John & Son, house agents and feu
collectors, 24 Middle Arthur place
Alloa and Leith Steam Packet Co.'s Office,
Konaldson's Wharf I
Allshorn, G. E. surgeon and homoeopathic
chemist, 69 George street — ho. 52 Hanover
street
Alston, Gleo. clothier and hatter, 40 Hanover st.
— house, 12 AthoU place
Alston, Hugh, 21 Parkside street
Alston, John, tea dealer, wine merchant, and
grocer, 50 Tolbooih wynd, Leith
Alston, Mrs, 8 Nicolson square
Alves, Charles George, Lieutenant- Colonel,
H.E.LC.S. 26 Broughton place
Alves, Henry Scott, 9 Royal terrace
Alves, Miss E. 17 Uaeburn place
Alves, Miss, 6 Scotland street
Anchor Assurance Co. 3 Mitchell street —
James Cochrane, agent
Ancrum, J. W. cork manufacturer, 142 Rose
street
Anderson & Patterson, upholsterers and house
agents, 10 Queensferry street
Andersons and Wood, merchants, 14 St An-
thony street
Anderson's Royal Fancy Bazaar, 47 North
bridge
Anderson, Alex, cabinetmaker, 33 Brunswick
street
Anderson, Alex. 12 Hill square
Anderson, Alex. 27 South Clerk street
Anderson, Alex. Graham, 10 S. St James' st.
Anderson, Andrew, M.D. 40 Minto street
Anderson, Archibald, 14 Bruntsfield place
Anderson, Campbell, gardener, FiUyside gar-
dens
Anderson, Charles, M.D.,F.R.C.S. 40 QuaUty
street
Anderson, C. W. (R. A. ^ Co. ), 1 Laverock
bank
I Anderson, Charles, S.S.C. 41 Heriot row
Anderson, D. of Moredun, banker, 98 George
street
Anderson, David, spirit merchant, 25 Citadel
Anderson, David, farrier, Hamilton's entry
Anderson, DaviJ, hairdresser, 119 Nicolson
street
Anderson, D. baker, 13 Hamilton pL — ho. 1
Riego St.
Anderson, David {A.d: Wood), 15London row
Anderson, D. S. laboratory, 247 Canongate
Anderson, Duncan, Keeper of Chapel Royal,
Ironside place
Anderson, Duncan, gardener, W. Norton pi.
Anderson, Ed. bazaar, 6 & 7 Greenside st.
Anderson, Francis, 34 Charlotte square
Anderson, Geo., Rosebank, Mayfield loan
Anderson, George, teacher, 8 Heriot place
Anderson, George, grocer & victual-dealer,
4 Amphion place
Anderson, Geo. shipmr. 38 Bridge st. Leith
Anderson, George S., writer, 28 Carnegie st.
Anderson, Hart, collector of West Kirk poor-
rates, 1 Rutland street
Anderson, Hugh, agent for Falkirk Iron Co.
5 Aleadow place
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Anderson, Isaac, S.S.C. 41 York pi. — house,
14 Mary field
Anderson, James, solicitor-at-law, 5 Hill sq.
Anderson, James (of Customs), 4 View place,
Glover street, Leith
Anderson, James, musician, 17 Canning pi.
Anderson, James, bookbinder, 68 Nicolson st.
Anderson, J. upholsterer, 28 Candlemaker
row
Anderson, James, plasterer, Lothian road —
house, 23 Downie place
Anderson, James C, Lauder road. Grange
Anderson, James, jun. draper, 345 High st.
— ho. 13 Brandon Street
Anderson, James, supervisor of Inland Re-
venue, 7 London row
Anderson, James, weaver. Water of Leith
Anderson, James, civil engineer and architect,
1 4 Clarence street
Anderson, James, tailor and clothier, 33
Richmond place
Anderson, James T. 3 Gloucester place
Anderson, James, printer, I Clerk street
Anderson, James, 3 Portland place
Anderson, John and Francis, W.S., 50 Castle
street
Anderson, John, agent, Stonefield cottage,
Morningside
Anderson, John (T. A. Mathieson §• Co.),
— ho. Borougbmuirhead, Morningside
Anderson, John, bookbinder & stationer, 233
High street
Anderson, John, grocer and victual dealer, 23
Bristo street
Anderson, John, Cafe Royal, 1 Register pi.
Anderson, John, boot and shoemaker, 9
Young street
Anderson, .John, 31 St Bernard's crescent
Anderson, John, W.S. 32 Moray place
Anderson, John, lodgings, 11 Drummond st.
Anderson, John, trowser-maker, 4i North
bridge — bouse, 8 Beaumont place
Anderson, John, jun. bootmaker, 21 South
bridge — house 5 Windmill street
Anderson, John, Holland lodge, S. Gray st.
Anderson, Jn. (R.GrieveSf Co.), 28 Saxe-co-
burg place
Anderson, John, purveyor offish to the Queen
for Scotland, 106 George street — ho. 108
Anderson, John, dairy, 39 Constitution st.
Anderson, John G., Viewfield, Trinity
Anderson, Letham, writer, 62 Cumberland st.
Anderson, Lewis, ironmonger, 32 Bridge
street, Leith
Anderson, Matthew, railway contractor, 9
Trinity crescent
Anderson, Michael, law printer, 7 George
street — house, Wardie house
Anderson, Patrick, 2 W. Claremont street
Anderson, Peter, W.S. 29 Howe street
Anderson, Peter, tailor, 21 Lothian street
Anderson, Peter (^Shore Dues), 11 Portland
place, Leith
Anderson, Robt. teacher of natural history and
physical science, 7 Gayfield square
Anderson, Robert, S.S.C. 1 Dundas street
Anderson, Robert (^National Bank), 6 West
Preston street
Anderson, Robert, pianoforte seller and tuner,
10 Dean street
Anderson, Robert, printer, 160 High street —
house, 98 Grange place
Anderson, Robert & Co. metal merchants, 6
Timber Bush, Leith
Anderson, Robert, 6 Ingliston street
Anderson, Robert, gardener, Merchiston
Anderson, R. and R. candlemakers, 93 Giles'
street — ho. 2 Cassels' place, Leith
Anderson, Robert (^Normal Institution)^ Castle
terrace — house, 48 London street
Anderson, R. 0. (G.P.O.), 4 Great King
street
Anderson, Thos. secretary Nat. Batik of Scot-
land, 41 St Andrew square
Anderson, Thos. Scott, W.S. 1 Atholl place
Anderson, W. spirit dealer, 33 Elbe street
Anderson, Wm. corn merchant, 5 Archibald
place.
Anderson, Wra. perfumer, 2 East Register st.
Anderson, Wm. Marchmont, herald, lyon elk.
depute. Register ho. — house, 13 Union st.
Anderson, Wm. 21 Broughton street
Anderson, William, corn-dealer, 165 West pt.
Anderson, Wm. flesher, 18 Middle market
Anderson, W. and J. ironmongers, 22 Nicol-
son street
Anderson, William, town clerk, 107 Consti-
tution street, Leith
Anderson, William, merchant, 38 Constitu-
tion street — ho. 1 Salisbury road
Anderson, Wm. baker and confectioner, 12
South College street
Anderson, Wm. trunk & portmanteau maker,
1 Charles st.
Anderson, William, slater, 227 High street
Anderson, Wm. merchant. Hermitage place
Anderson, Wm. carter. Junction road, Leith
Anderson, Wm. {Betl Sf Co.), 7 Brown st.
Anderson, Mrs C. ladies' nurse, 23 Howe st.
Anderson, Mrs Charles, 8 London street
Anderson, Mrs C. 10 Blackett place
Anderson, Mrs, 7 George square
Anderson, Mrs Helen, 3 Hope street
Anderson, Mrs Jas. 30 Rutland square
Anderson, Mrs Jane, grocer, 38 Home street
Anderson, Mrs John, 20 St Cuthbert street
Anderson, Mrs John, 12 Gayfield square
Anderson, Mrs, lodgings, 22 Albany street
Anderson, Mrs Margaret, 5 Cheyne street
Anderson, Mrs Michael, 20 Howe street
Anderson, Mrs Wm. 2 London street
Anderson, Mrs M. 10 Duncan street
Anderson, Mrs, 28 Rutland square
Anderson, Mrs, 2 Queen street
Anderson, Mrs, 20 Coates crescent
Anderson, Mrs, sick nurse, 1 St Bernard's pL
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Anderson, Mrs, lodgings, 39 Dublin street
Anderson, Mrs, ealing-house, 20 Rose street
Anderson, Miss Agnes, 29 Clarence street
Anderson, Miss B. dressmaker, 16 Greenside
place
Anderson, Miss Margaret S. 6 Windmill st.
Anderson, Miss Mary, dressmkr. 44 India pi.
Anderson, Miss, sen. of Winlerfield, 24 In-
verleith row
Anderson, Miss, 46 Gilmore place
Anderson, Miss, 8 Lynedoch place
Anderson, Miss, ladies' seminary, 16 AthoU
crescent
Anderson, Miss, 23 Howe street
Anderson, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Constitu-
tion street, Leith
Anderson, i\Iiss, Rosebank, Mayfield loan
Anderson, Miss, 5 Howe street
Anderson, Misses, 10 Maryfield
Anderson, Misses, 1 Blacket place
Anderson, IVIisses, 5 Great King street
Anderson, Misses, dressmakers, 35 West Ni-
colson street
Andrew, James, M.D., F.R.C.P.E. 15 Queen
street
Andrew, Mrs, 3 Mary place
Andrews, Wm. accountant, 20 Coburg street
Angelica, Mademoiselle, teacher of dancing,
1 Albyn place
Angus, David R. bookseller, stationer, and
news-agent, 9 Bread street
Angus, James H. agent, J 5 Buccleucb street
Angus, J. plumber and gasfitter, 5 Charles st.
Angus, Robert, woollen and linen draper, 68
and 69 Tolbooth wynd — house, 2 Welling-
ton place, Leith
Angus, Thomas, flesher, 164 Rose street —
house, 116
Angus, Wm., agent, I Market street — house,
1 Lothian road
Angus, Mrs C. 10 Dublin street
Angus, Miss Jessie, dressmaker, 47 India pi.
Annan, James, plasterer, 8 Bread st. — house,
1 Alva street
Annuity Assessment OfBce, 12 Royal Ex-
change
Anstruther, James, 42 Moray place
Antiquarian Society, 24 George street
Anton, James, agent, 2 ToUcross
Arbuckle, Joseph, cutler and bandage maker,
48 Nicolson street
Arbuthnot, Sir Robert Keith, Bart. 16 Char-
lotte square
jArcher & Mann, solicitors, 21 Beinard street,
I Leith
Archer, James, portrait painter, 21 York pi.
j^.rcher, John, fruit merchant, 2 Duke street,
Leith
Archer, Robt. 1 Summerfield, Leith
Archer, Mrs W. 3 Middle Arthur place
Archibald, C. baker & confectioner, 1 Archi-
bald place
Archibald, David, farrier, 166 Rose street
Archibald, David, tailor, 77 Rose street
Archibald, George, 10 St Patrick square
Archibald, George, keeper. County Hall
Archibald, Jas. surgeon, 89 Wester Newington
Archibald, Jn. victual dealer, 3 Greenside pi.
Archibald, John, hatter, 92 High street
Archibald, John, baker, 29 Pitt street
Archibald, William Power, hotel-keeper, 87
Princes street
Archibald, Miss, 2 South-west Circus place
Archibald, Misses, 30 Pdtt street
Architectural Institute of Scoiland, 51
George street ,|
Arcus, Mrs John, lodgings, 3 Stafford street
Argus Life Insurance Co. 38 Frederick street
— Scott, Rymer, and Scott, agents
Arkley, Patrick, advocate, 29 Great King st.
Arkley, Miss Elizabeth, furniture sempstress,
26 Pleasance
Arkley, Miss, 18 Cassells' place
Armet, Wm. & Son, tailors, 8 Shakspeare sq.
Armitage, Alex. B. accountant, 40 Albany st.
Armitage, Mrs Samuel, 40 Albany street
Armour, Harry, priuter, 54 South bridge—*
house, 18 Buccleucb place
Armstrong, Thomas, cashier, Bank of Scot-
land — house, ditto
Armstrong, William, joiner and cabinetmaker,
2 Nottingham terrace
Armstrong, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 2 St
James' place
Arnaud, Major, Middlefield house, Leith
walk
Arniston Colliery Office, St Leonard's De-
pot— John Wotherspoon, agent, 17 Parkside
street
Arnold, James, baker, 25 Home street
Arnot, Rev. David, D.D. 38 George square
Arnot, Henry, Abbey mount
Arnot, Mrs Andrew, 2 W. Newington place
Arnot, Misses, Bellevue cottage. Trinity
Arnott & Malcolm, W.S. 2 Forth street
Arnott, .Tames, W.S. 5 Wemyss place
Arnott, James Rich, dispensing chtniist, 82
Howe street — house, 30
Arnott, James, baker, 44 Buccleucb street
Arnott, John, W.S. 1 St Vincent street
Arnott, Mrs, 1 St Vincent street
Arnott, Mrs, 30 Howe street
Arnott, Missjteacher of drawing, French and
music, 30 Howe street
Arthur, Andrew, pastor of Bristo st. Baptist
Church, 15 Buccleucb pi.
Arthur & Son, clothiers, IQ So. St David st.
Arthur, Chas. secretary to the Edinburgh &
Leith Gas Co. 33 Howe street
Arthur, Geo. Wellington place
Arthur, John, house agent, 4 Roxburgh terrace
Arthur, John, railway contractor, 11 St
James' place
Arthur, Richard, S.S.C. 16 Royal Exchange —
house, Viewfield, Merchiston
Arthur, Wm. 4 Rankeillor street
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Arthur, Miss, 2 Wellington place
Akts, Royal Scottish Society of — James Tod,
secretary, 55 Great King street
Arts, The Royal Association for Promotion
of Fine — J. A. Bell, 69 York place, sec-
retary
Arts, Royal lustitution for the Encourage-
ment of Fine — Institution, Mound
Ashenheim, Jacob, jeweller, silversmith, and
watchmaker, 25 Castle street
Ashworth, Mrs, 33 Gaytield square
Assay, Goldsmiths' Office, 98 South bridge
Assembly Rooms, 54 George street
Association for the Revival of Sacred Music,
St Cecilia Hall, Randolph place
Asylum, Foreign and Domestic Life Assurance,
35 Frederick street — H. Fraser, W.S. agent.
— See Adv.
Asylum, Magdalene, 181 Canongate — J. S.
Ogilvy, treasurer
Asylum for Industrious Blind, 58 Nicolson
street — Thos. Wallace, manager
Asylum for the Female Blind, 38 Nicolson
street — Miss Bathgate, matron
Atkinson, Isaac, 17 Minto street
Atkinson, Jas. Charles, master. Royal Navy,
2 Madeira street
Atkinson, John Balfour, 8 Royal terrace
Atkinson, J. T., General Fost- Office, Otchdrd-
field, Leith Walk
Atkinson, R. coach-hirer, 8 N.-W. Circus pi.
Atlas Fire & Life Assurance Co.'s office —
John Campbell, 8 Scotland St., W. White,
12 Frederick st., H. Tod, 5 York place,
G. F. Chiene, 7 George street, agents
Auchie, Alex, upholst. auctioneer, appraiser,
and undertaker, 25 George street — house,
4 Argyle square
Auchie, Alex. jun. Grange road
Aucbineloss, John, smith, North Rose st. lane
—house, 24 Gardner's crescent
Auditor's Chambers, 16 Royal Exchange
Aue, Dr C. E. teacher of German, 43 Northum-
berlnd street
Auld, Hugh, 40 Drummond place
Auld, James, bootmaker, 897 Lawnmarket
Auld, John, W. S. 10 Duke street
Auld, John, shoemaker, 13 Heriot's buildings
Auld, John, bootmaker, 5 Elm row
Auld, Wm. shoemaker, 513 Lawnmarket —
house, 20 Meadow place
Austin, John, mason, St Bernard's row
Austin, IVIrs Elizabeth, 8 Mary place
Austin, Miss, 1 Walker street
Ayer, James, tailor, 10 Catharine street
Aytoun, James, advocate, 39 Heriot row
Aytouii, Wm. Edmondstoune, advocate, pro-
fessor of rhetoric and belles lettres, sheriflf
of Orkney, 16 Great Stuart street
Aytoun, Mrs, 28 Inverleith row
Aytoun, Mrs M. C. W. of Purin, 19 Coates
crescent
Aytoun, Miss, 39 Heriot row
Bawdon, Isaac, mail-guard, 13 Calton hill
Baprg, Mrs, 46 Nicolson street
Bagg-iley, W. H. &Co. commission merchants,
50 George street
Baggot, Richard, 11 Leopold place
Baigrie, George, coal merchant, Echo bank
Baijiri*, Thos. coal merchant, Scotland Street
Station. — See Adv.
Baildon, H. C. chemist and druggist, 73 Princes
street
Baildon, Wm. druggist, 10 Torphichen street
Bailey, Joseph, Abana villa, Lauder road
Bailey, John, boot & shoemaker, 78 Princes st.
Bailey, John, 1 Gardner's crescent
Bailey, Wm. jun. commission agent and
merchant, 25 Greenside place
Bailey, W. 28 Danube street
Baillie & Palmer, coach-lace manufacturers,
Mint close
Baillie, Charles, advocate, sheriff of Stirling-
shire, 14 Randolph crescent
Baillie, George (late of the Bengal establish-
ment), H.E.I.C.S. 3 Atholl crescent
Baillie, J. M. (Moncreif Sj- B.), 14 Walker st.
Baillie, James W., W.S. agent for Western
Life Assurance Company, and Law Fire
Assurance Company, 14 Walker street
Baillie, John, Grange road
Baillie, P. spirit dealer, 14 Hanover street
Baillie, Robt. G. of Culterallers, 14 Walker
street
Baillie, Robert, clothier, 3 Melbourne place —
ho. 3 Spittal street
Baillie, Thomas, S.S.C. 4 Baxter's place
Baillie, Thos. & Nicol, provision mercht. Vic-
toria street
Baillie, Walter (^Warrick and B.), 18 Buc-
cleuch place
Baillie, William, of Falahill, W.S. 31 Regent
terrace
Baillie, Wm. 5 Inverleith terrace
Baillie, Wm. R. (^Mackenzie and B.), 3 Nor-
thumberland street
Baillie, W. boot & shoemaker, 25 Thistle st.
Baillie, Zerub, 5 Brown's place
Baillie, Mrs Barb, midwife, 2 Roxburgh st.
BailHe, Mrs, sick-nurse, 7 Wright's houses
Baillie, Mrs, 7 Lynedoch place
Bain, Alex. B. spirit merchant, 4 Cable wynd
Bain, Arthur, printer, 5 North bank street
Bain, D. G. 32 Alva street
Bain, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 8 North
bridge
Bain, Donald, grocer, wine and spirit mercht.
66 Briato street
Bain, D. accountant, cham. E. Broughton pi.
Bain, James, 1 Charles street
Bain, John, boot and shoemaker, 69 Shore
Bain, J. spirit merchant, 167 Canongate —
house, 179
Bain, Thos. cabinetmaker & upholr. Coates
place — house, 26 Bread street
Bain, William, lodgings, 8 Kerr street
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Bain, Mrs, 9 Trinity crescent
Bain, Mrs Marion, 29 Clarence street
Bain, Mrs, brok. & str-hat mak. 157 Cowgate
Bain, Miss, crimper and gofferer, 16 Calton
street
Baird, A., tea dealer and grocer, 34 Home 8t.
Baird, Captain Andrew, 18 Grove street
Baird, James, fruiterer, 18 Stockbridge market
Baird, JohnW., W.S, 4 Drummond place
Baird, John, skinner and wool dealer. Silver
mills
Baird, Joseph, merchant, 14i Royal Exchange
— house, 28 Minto street
Baird, William {G.P.-O.), Rose cottage,
Hewitt place
Baird, Wm. plasterer, Coates place
Baird, Mrs Nicol, 11 Annandale street
Baird, Mrs W. G. 20 Drummond place
Baird, Mrs, of Camelon, 4 S.-W, Circus pi.
Baird, Miss, 23 Broughton place
Bairnsfaiher, Mrs, 16 Howard place
Baker, Geo. Rainbow tavern. North bridge
Bald, Robert, mining engineer, 33 Albany
street
Bald, Mrs, sick-nurse, 27 William street
Balderston, Mrs, 23 Melville street
Baldwin, Mrs B. M. 2 Claremont place
Balfour & Co., wine merchants, 14 George
street
Balfour, Alexander, teacher, Bell's school, Gt.
Junction street, Leith — house, Northfield
Balfour, Andrew, 3 St John's hill
Balfour, Andrew, 20 Elder street
Balfour, Geo. C. advocate, 3 Darnaway street
Balfour, J. H., M.D. professor of medicine
and botany, 2 Bellevue crescent
Balfour, Jas. of Pilrig, W.S. 9 Picardy pi. —
house, Pilrig house
Balfour, James, jun. W.S. Waterloo place —
house, Bonnington brae
Balfour, J. & J. M., W.S. 9 Picardy place
Balfour, .James, 12 Maitland street
Balfour, John M., W.S. 9 Picardy place-
house, Pilrig house
Balfour, John & Co. corn factors, 133 Con-
stitution street — house, 10 Waterloo place
Balfour, Robert, accountant, secretary of City
of Glasgow Life Assurance Co. 17 Clare-
mont crescent
Balfour, Thos. A. G., M.D., 3 St John's Hill
Balfour, Thos. flax mercht. 118 High street
Balfour, Rev. Wm. 3 St John's hill
Balfour, Mrs Wm. Salisbury Green cottage
Balfour, ]Mrs Melville, 19 Warriston crescent
Balfour, Mrs, 10 Waterloo place
Balfour, Mrs, 2 Moray place
Balfour, Misses, 20 Elder street
Ballantine & Allan, house- painters, glass-
stainers, and japanners, 42 George street
Ballantine, James {B. Sf Allan), Warrender
lodge
Ballantine, John, farmer, Upper Braid
Ballantine, J. saddler, 8 Lothian road
Ballantyne, James, baker, 42 Clerk street
Ballantyne, Rev. James, 12 Rankeillor street
Ballantyne, .J. stationer and bookseller, 49
Bernard street — house, 5 Summerfield
Ballantyne, James, merchant, 31 Clerk street
Ballantyne, J. A., printer and stereotyper,
Paul's Work — ho. 6 Lauriston Lane
Ballantyne, John, historical and portrait
painter, A.R.S.A. 6 Abercromby place
Ballantyne, Robert M. {T. Constable d; Co.),
2 Windsor street
Ballantyne, Wm. late of Customs, 11 Van-
burgh place, Leith
Ballantyne, Mrs A. 2 Windsor street
Ballantyne, Mrs Wm. 13 Gay field square
Ballantyne, Misses, dressmakers, 55 India pi.
Balleny, John, Bainfield, Queensferry road,
Leith
Balleny, W. superintendent of the Edinburgh
Cemetery, 3 Warriston crescent
Balleny, Miss, 57 Albany street
Balleny, Miss, corset maker, 6 Bristo street
Balmain, James, 4 East Adam street
Balmain, Michael, accountant {Clydesdale
Bank), 19 Pitt street
Balmain, Miss, dressmaker, 219 High street
Balmain, Misses, milliners, &c. 21 Charloite
street, Leith
Balmer, ]\Irs, ladies' nurse, 13 Hill place
Bank of Scotland, Bank siieet — Branch,
36 Constitution street, Leith Tho. Jones,
agent
Banks, Alex. jun. bookbinder and stationer,
29 North Bridge
Banks, Geo. boot and shoe manufacturer, 7
Union place
Banks, Henry, merchant tailor, 22 Duke
street
Banks, John, die & stamp cutter, 59 S. Bridge
Banks, Peter S., S.S.C. 67 Great King street
Banks, Robert, grocer, 59 Pleasance, and 6
India place
Banks, Wm. engraver, printer, and litho-
grapher, 26 Waterloo place — house, 13 St
James' square
Banks, Wm. grocer and wine merchant, I
Pitt Street
Banks, Miss Elizabeth, 2 Elm row ]
Banks, Misses, 9 Hamilton place, Newington j
Bannatyne Club — David Laing, secretary.
Signet Library
Bannatyne, Peter {National Bank), 3 South
Fort street, Leith
Banner & Co. tea and coffee merchants, 4
Victoria terrace
Bannerman, Jas., D.D. professor of divinity.
New College, 7 Clarendon crescent
Bannerman, Mrs, 2 Romily place
Bannerman, Mrs, midwife and sicknurse, 39
India place
Bannerman, Miss, embroiderer, 4 North St
James' street
Baptie, David, musical copyist, 98 Rosest.
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Baptie, John, carpenter and house agent, 30
Earl Grey street
Baptie, Mrs, 15 Gardner's crescent
Barber, Mrs H. spirit dealer, 6 Carrubber's
close
Barbour, G. F., The Grange house
Barbour, Mrs Geo. 17 Gardner's crescent
Barclay, Davidson, basket maker, toy and
fancy warehouse, 71 North Hanover street
Barclay, Geo, commission agent, 9 Gardner's
crescent
Barclay, Geo. {^Berry, Henderson^ d: Co), 1
Carleton terrace
Barclay, John, merchant, 5 Leven street
Barclay, Major P. 14 Coates crescent
Barclay, William C. painter and gilder, 2
Roxburgh place — h<». 13 Drummond street
Barclay, Mrs A. D. 5 Cassell's place
Barclay, Miss, 7 Carlton terrace
Barker, Barnard, clothes broker, 139 Cowgate
Barker and Forbes, tailors and clothiers, 31
South bridge
Barker, Patrick, furn. dealer, 172 Cowgate
Barker, Thos. inspector of letter-carriers, 5-b
St Patrick square
Barker, Miss, matron, Stewart's hospital
Barland, John Watling, chemist and druggist,
21 Home street
Barlas, James, secretary, Scottish Union In-
surance Co. 47 George street
Barlas, Robert, land valuator, 34 Gilmore pi.
Barlow, John, veterinary surgeon, assistant
professor Veterinary College, 8 Clyde street
Barlovv^, John, 1 Pilrig street
Barlow, Mrs, 15 Stafford street
Barnes, Misses, Madeira place, Canaan lane
Barnetson, Alex. (Lieut. H. P.), 3 Clarence
street
Barnett, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 128
Nicolson street
Barr, Wm. victual & spirit dealer, 30 Cowgate
Barrie, Andrew, clock and watchmaker (/a/e
Whitelaw Sf B.), 3 S. St Andrew street
Barron, John, accountant and depute clerk of
teinds, 45 Queen street
Barron, Mrs, 9 Mansfield place
Barrowman, A. Duncan, janitor. University
Barrowman, Mrs, 19 St Patrick square
Barry, Jn. H., British hotel, wine merchant,
70 Queen street, and Granton hotel, Gran-
ton Pier
Barry, Colonel, R. E. 4 Windsor street
Barstow, Charles M. accountant, 32 India st.
Bartholomew, George, engraver, 20 Hadding-
ton place
Bartholomew, John, engraver, 13 Union st.
Bartholomew & Law {late Metcalf ^ Co.)^
milliners and dressmakers, 29 Queen street
Barton, John, 6 Saunders street
Barton, Robt. Bangholm bower. Trinity
Barton, Miss, lodgings, 9 South-east Circus pi.
Bartram, James, bootmaker, 114 Nicolson st.
Barty, Margaret, 30 Hamilton place
Baths, Public, 12 Nicolson square — David
Little, manager
Baxter, C. and^E., W.S. 32 Castle street
Baxter, Chas. (C. Sf E. Baxter), 3 Brandon
street
Baxter, Edmund ( C §• -E. Baxter), 3 Bran-
don street
Baxter, John, 5 Lutton place
Baxter, John, 3 East Broughton place
Baxter, Peter, S.S.C., 51 N. Hanover street
Baxter, Wm. flesher, 15 East Adam street
Baxter, M. & E. victual dealers,241Canongate
Baxter, Mrs M. lodgings, 52 Bristo street
Baxter, Mrs William, 8 Albany street, Leith
Baxter, Miss, matron. Royal Infirmary
Baxter, Miss, dressmaker, 32 Frederick street
Baxter, Misses, 22 Scotland street
Bayley, Isaac, S.S.C. {M'Ritchie, B., ^ Hen-
derson^, 13 Regent terrace
Bayne, Charles, fruiterer, 87 Princes street
Bayne, Christopher, boot and shoe maker, G4
Leith street
Bayne, James, S.S.C. 99 George street
Bayne, Jas. spirit dealer, 7 Hanover street
Bayne, John {Boyd ^ B.), 29 Rose street
Bayne, Menzies, painter, glazier, and paper-
hanger, 27 Elder st. — ho. 65 Pleasance
Bayne, Mrs, 15 Dublin street
Bayne, Miss Lihas, 7 Rankeillor street
Beadie, J. C. merchant, 36 Sheriff'brae, Leith
Beaton, A. dyer and renovator, 3 Nelson st.
Beaton, Dun. grocer and spirit mer. 6 Cowgate
Beaton, Hugh, coal mercht. 8 Fountainbridge
Beatson, David, mercht. Madeira st. Leith
Beatson, David (session-clerk for the city),
City Chambers
Beatson, James {Council Record Department),
23 Clerk !^t.
Beatson, Robt. writer, Ferneyhill, by Libert.
Beatson, William, grocer andprovi^ion dealer,
134 Nicolson street
Beatson, Mrs, matron, Edin. poor's house
Beattie, Adam, builder, 100 Laurifton jdace
Beattie, Adam, millmaster, 2 Huntly street
Beattie, Alexander, Star hotel, 36 Princes st.
Beattie, George ( W. B. ^- Sons), 5 Lothian
road
Beattie, J. M. I Leslie place
Beattie, John, auctioneer, 50 Nicolson street
Beattie, John, tobacco manufr. 11 Cowgate-
head — house 10 Graham street
Beattie, Peter, inspector of poor, 163 Canon-
gate — house 6 Comely green place
Beattie, Wm. and Sons, builders and wood
merchants, 23 Bread street, and 15 Foun-
tain bridge
Beattie, Wm. ( W. B. Sr Sons), 122 Lauriston
place
Beattie, Mrs, 58 Queen street
Beattie, Miss Jane, teacher of drawing, IQ
London street
Beck, Miss Jemima, 3 Stafford street
Beda, A. W. agent^ 54 Constitution street ,
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Bee, David, victual dealer, 190 Cowgate
Beenie, Mrs Andrew, 2 Druminond street
Beenie, John, baker, 3 St Aniliony place
Begbie & Lee, heraldic and ornamental en-
gravers & printers, 75 Princes street
Begbie, Alex, shoemaker, 138 Nicolson street
Begbie, James, plasterer, 191 Canongate
Begbie, James, M.D. physician, 3 Charlotte
square
Begbie, James Warburton, M.D. 21 Alva st.
Begbie, Major Thomas Stirlin^% 42 Casde st.
Begbie, John, dairyman, 191 High street
Begbie, Peter and Co. smiths and iron-
mongers, 29 E. Rose street lane
B gbie, Peter, coal merchant, 31 Constitution
street, Leith — house, 105
Begbie, Robt. {B. ^- Lee), 12 Antigua street
Begbie, W. & Co. lapidaries, 9 Leith street
terrace
Begbie, W. M. teacher, 6 X. E. Circus place
Begbie, Wm. stoneware dealer, 28 Sandport
street — house, 16
Begbie, Miss, 36 Alva street
Beilby, Geo. Thos., M.D. surgeon. Falcon
cottage, Morning^ide
Beitb, Donald {Murray 8f Beith), 50 Castle
street
Belford, Colin G. 5 Dundas street
Belfrage, William, writer, 49 Queen street —
house, Windlestrawlee
Belfrage, W. hosier, glover, shirt and stock
maker, 75 George street — house, 73
Bell & Bradfute, booksellers, 12 Bank street
Bell, Rannie, and Co. wine merchants, 62
Constitution street, Leith
Bell & Dodds, shoemakers, 12 Victoria st.
Bell & McLean, W.S. 5 Hill street
Bell & Co. boot and shoe makers, 33 South
bridge
Bell, Alex. Melville, prof, of elocution and
vocal physiology, for the removal of stam-
mering, &c. 13 South Charlotte street
Bell, Alex. M., W.S. East Morningside ho.
Bell, Alex, ironmonger, 98 Princes st. —
house, 28 Torphichen street
Bell, Archibald, advocate, 81 Great King st.
Bell, Andrew B. advocate, 20 Great King si.
Bell, Archibald, bookbinder, 40 East Rose
lane — house, 17 Rose street
Bull, Benj. surg. F.R.C.S. 8 Shandwick pi.
Bell, Benj. R. advocate, sheriff of Elgin and
Nairnshire, 6 Shandwick place
Bell, Dr Charles, physician and accoucheur, 36
India street
Bell, Dandeson C, H.E.L C.S. 7 Darnaway st.
Bell, G. Graham, advocate, 43 Melville st.
Bell, G. Hamilton, F.R.C.S. 13 Charlotte sq.
Bell, Geo., M.D., 4 AihoU place
Bell, George, cabinetmaker, 8 St James' sq.
Bell, Geo. jeweller and silversmith, 44 North
bridge — house, 44 Rankeillor street
Pell, Geo. wine merchant, 1 Queen's place,
Leith walk
Bell, James, clock and machine maker, 7
Richmond place
Bell, James & Son, bell hangers and Venetian
window blind makers, 16 S. St Andrew st.
Bell, J. A. architect, 69 York place
Bell, James & Co. wine merchants and corn
factors, 50 Bernard street, Leith
Bell, J. Montgomerie, advocate, and sheriff
of KincardiiieHhire, 4 Forres street
Bell, James, S.S.C. 25 York place, agent for
the Commercial Credit Mutual Assurance
Society, and the Law, Property, Fire and
Life Assurance
Bell, .John B. writing-master, and teacher of
arithmetic and book-keeping, 36 George
street — house, Liuder road
Bell, John, writer, 10 Craigside place
Bell, John Beatson, of Glenfarg, W.S. 20
Great King street
Bell, John {Thos. B. Campbell 6f Co.), 8
Picardy place
Bell, John, tailor and clothier, 27 S. Hanover
street
Bell, J. & W. cork manufacturers, 115
Kirkgate
Bell, Lindesay, 3 St Bernard's row
Bell, Oswald, Major E.I.C.S., Greenhill gar-
dens
Bell, Peter, 11 Gilmour place
Bell, P. smith and ironmonger, 9 North-west
Circus place
Bell, Robert, advocate, and sheriff of Ber-
wickshire, 15 Great Stuart street
Bell, Robert C. engraver, 3 Summerhall pi.
Bell, Robert F. & Son, corn factors and general
commission agents, 5 Union place
Bell, Robt. architect and land surveyor, 25 St
Patrick square
Bell, Thomas, smith, Broughton market — ho.
7 Union street
Bell, Walter (Stewart S,- B.), 3 Wallace place
Bell, Walter, bootmaker, 16 Lothian street
Bell, William H. assistant clerk of Session, 10
West Maitland street
Bell, Wm., S.S.C. and notary- public, 19
Elder street
Bell, W. sacking manufacturer, 89 West bow
Bell, William, stock and share broker,2 North
St David street
Bell, Mrs Adam, Larkfield, Trinity
Bell, Mrs Carlyle, 66 Northumberland st.
Bell, Mrs Charles R. 20 Pitt street
Bell, Mrs Robert, 30 Royal circus
Bell, Mrs, 22 Forth street
Bell, Mrs, 4 Atholl place
Bell, Mrs, 6 Dean terrace
Bell, Miss, 2 Barony street
Bell, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 10 Calton hill
Bell, Miss, milliner, 340 Lawnmarket
Benevolent and Stranger's Friend Society,
84 High street — Robt. Anderson, treasurer
Benhar Colliery Office, Haymarket station —
C. Brown, agent
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Bettholme, Hon. Lord, 76 Great King street
Bennet, Alex., W.S. 16 Howe street— ho. 18
Bennet, Archibald, sec. Bunk of Scotland^
Caroline cottage
Bennet, Charles, cabinetmaker and uphol-
sterer, 33 Frederick street
Bennet, Forrest, woollen draper, hosier, and
hatter, 96 Kirkgate, Leith
Bennet, J. jun. clerk, Helen place, Leith
Bennet, James, corn-factor, 13 Bernard street
— house, 5 Hope street
Bennet, Lieut. Lindsay, 11 W. Richmond st.
Bennet, Mrs John, sen. waggoner, 31 Queen
street, Leith
Bennet, Ann and Maria, embroiderers, 138
Kirkgate
Bennet, Mrs, 6 Upper Dean terrace
Bennet, Miss, 22 Scotland street
Bennett, Dr, prof, ot Institute of medicine &
consulting physic. F.R.C.P. 1 Gleniinlas st.
Bernard, Tlios. and J as. distilkrs, Leith Dis-
tillery, 9 Yardheads
Bernard, Thos. and Jas. brewers, 71 North
back ot Canongate
Bernard, Thomas {T. ^ J. Bernard), 17 Leo-
pold place
Bernardes, Robert, boatbuilder, Newhaven
Berry, Henderson, and Co. corn-factors and
merchants, 127 Constitution street
Berry, David, builder, 9 Society
Berry, James, saddler, 13 Bread street
Berry, Ja^. saddler, 11 Constitution st.
Berry, Lawrence, plasterer, 3 Greenside row
Berry, Walter, 4 Hermitage place. Links
Berry, Mrs, 36 Cumberland street
Berry, Mrs, of Tayfield, 13 Claremont cresct.
Berry, Miss, 2 Loudon street
Bertram, D. F. bookseller, 117 Nicolson st.
Bertram, Geo. {W. 4- G. B.), 14 Upper Gray
street
Bertram, Jas. engineer and millwright, An-
derson's place
Bertram, Jus. Glass, & Co. periodical venders
and news agents, 27 Hanover street
Bertram, John A. and Co. wine merchants,
26 Quality street, Leith
Bcriram, John Archibald, 16 Leopold place
Bertram, Wm. & Geo. millwrights and en-
gineers, 14 East Sciennes street
Bertram, Wm. {W. ^- G. B.), 3 Sciennes pi.
Bertram, Mrs, Middlefield house
Bertram, Mrs, Canaan grove
Bertram, Miss, of Kerswell, 21 Rutland sq.
Berwick, A. & Co. brewers, Wilson's court,
134 Canongate
Berwick, David, 23 Howard place
Berwick, John B. 50 Albany street
Berwick, Mrs William, SO Albany street
Best, Miss, 12 Leopold place
Bethune, Johrt, writer, 9 Mackenzie place
Bethune, Mrs, 36 Moray place
Betts, James, 27 East Claremont street
Beveridge, James, 1 Wardie
Beveridge, J. Pringle, account. 14 Duke st.
Beveridge, John, practitioner for synovial dis-
eases, "26 London street
Beveridge, P. S. (^S*. §- F. S. B.), 38 Bernard
street
Beveridge, Robert, baker, 54 London street
Beveridge, S. (S. ^ P. S. B.), 3 John's pi.
Beveridge, S. & P. S. solicitors and notaries
public, 38 Bernard street, Leith
Beveridge, Thomas, D.C.S. 14 Duke street
Beveridge, Thos. Knox, W.S. assistant clerk
of session, 98 Lauriston place
Beveridge, Mrs Matia, spirit dealer, Bonning-
ton bridge
Bews, J. M. writer, 30 Rutland square
Biggar, John, cabinetmaker and undertaker, 72
Clerk street — houne, 45 Montagu street
Biggar, Benjamin, merchant, 7 Timber bush
Biggar, M'^alter, 15 Claremont crescent
Bill-Chamber, Register house
Billet-Maste ii's Office, Police office, Leith
Billing, William N., HomcEopathic chemist,
19 Castle street
Binnie, Alex, spirit dealer, 48 Grassmarket
Binnie, John, baker, Murrayfield
Binny, Graham, W.S. 9 Hart street
Bird, Hen. grocer & spirit mer. 2 Leggat's
land — house, 3 Johnston place
Bird, Henry, gro. & spirit mtrch. Castle barns
Bird, Thomas (/. Sr A. Reid ^ Co.), 26 and 27
South bridge
Bird, Mrs, 7 India street
Birkmyre, Rev. John, D.D. 4 Comely bank
Birrel, Wm. cabinetmaker, 347 Cowgate
Birrel, William, messenger. Union Bank^ 5
St James' square
Birrel, Mrs Catharine, 15 Buccleuch street
Bishop, J. boot & shoemaker, 71 Broughton
street
Bishop, J. B. engraver, 19 Union st.
Bishop, Jas. coal merchant, 10 Port-Hopetoun
Bishop, John, merchant, 1 West Nicolson
street
Bishop, John, seedsman, 49 Kirkgate, Leith
Bishop, J. victual dealer, 53 Hanover street
Bishop, William, flesher, 2 Bristo street —
house, 56 Lothian street
Bishop, Mrs, 46 Great King street
Bishop, Mrs, Tipperlinn
Bishop, Mrs, 17 Albany street, Leith
Bishop, Mrs, 26 Elder street
Bisset, Archibald, draper, 43 Home street
Bisset, George, smith and bell-hanger, 161
Rose street
Bisset, James, builder, 20 Nelson street
Bisset, Mrs Thomson, 13 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Bisset, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 6 East
Broughton place
Black, Adam and Chas. booksellers, 6 North
Bridge
Black, Adam {Adam 8; Charles 5.), 38 Drum-
mond place
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Black, Adam, teacher of English and elocution,
27 Buccltuch place.
Black, Alex, architect, surveyor, and super-
intendent of works for Heriot's Hospital,
12 Royal Exchange — ho. 19 Lauriston st.
Black, Alex, professor of exegetical theology,
F. C. College, 16 Claremont crescent
Black, Andrew, brushmaker, 30 St Andrew sq.
— house, 15 Clyde street
Black, Chas. {A. ^ C. Black), 23 Scotland st.
Black, D. M. & H., W.S. 21 St Andrew sq.
Black, David, tobacconist, 27 Princes street
and 70 Leitb st. — ho. 13 Rankeillor st.
Black, David, shoemaker, Hillhousefield
Black, David Martin, 21 St Andrew square
Black, G & J. Caw, messengers-at-arins anJ
sheriff-officers, 30 St James' square
Black, Geo. (B. Sf Caw), 30 St James' sq.
Black, Henry, solicitor, 21 St Andrew square
Black, Hugh, 2 Model buildings
Black, James Tait (/4. §• C. Black), 10 Lon
don street
Black, James, smith and machine maker,
Richmond court — house, 80 Potterrow
Black, James, 30 Saxe-coburg place
Black, John & Son, tailors, clothiers, and out-
fitters, 15 Commercial place — ho. 19
Black, John, paper-ruler, 132 High street
Black, John E. baker, Morningside
Black, John, mail-guard, 22 Broughton st.
Black, John, 19 India street
Black, John, advocate, 41 Northumberland st.
Black, John (Cay ^- Black), 12 Castle street
Black, Jn. letter-carrier, Corunna place
Black, Peter, joiner, Hillhousefield
Black, Thomas, coal merchant, 3 1 Cumberland
street
Black, W., merchant and commission agent,
37 Charlotte st., Leith — ho., Williamfield,
Bonnington road
Black, William, 7 Union street
Black, William, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 1 Norton place — ho. 3
Black, Mrs M. Whitebank, Canaan
Black, Mrs W. 19 Canongate
Black, Mrs, 4 Great King street
Black, Mrs, 15 Buccleuch street
Black, Miss A. lodgings, 13 Pitt street
Black, Miss Isabella, 21 Montagu street
Black & Callender, JVIisses, boarding school,
21 Forth street
Black and Logan, dressm. 83 Great King st.
Blackadder, Jas. 34 Abercromby place
Black Braes Colliery office, 16 So. St Andrew
street
Blackburn, Andrew, banker, 9 St Andrew sq.
Blackburn, Robert B. advocate, 9 Great
Stuart street
Blackburn, Samuel, portrait-painter, 29 Drum-
mond place
Blackball and Fox, grocers, 211 Canongate
Blackball & Scott, comb manufacturers, 21
New street and 22 North bridge
Blackball, Mrs James, 22 Upper Gray st.
Blackball, Miss, 17 Greenside street
Blackie, Alex. 16 Gayfield square
Blackie, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 46
High street
Blackie and Son, publishers and booksellers,
5 South College street
Blackie, George V. gardener, Summerfield,
Leith
Blackie, John Stuart, professor of Greek, 43
Castle street
Blackie, John R. watchmaker, 36 Bridge st.
Leith
Blackie, John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit
merch., 207 Cowgate — ho. 138 Nicolson st.
Blackie, Robt. head porter. Royal Infirmary
Blackie, Thos. macer (C. of Scs.), 13 London
street
Blackwell, J. C. accountant and agent, 26 St
James equare
Blackwell and Munro, wholesale fruit and
spice merchants, 13 ileuse lane
Blackwell, R , Somerville cottage, Leith walk
Blackwell, Thos. (-B. ^ Mmiro), 46 Albany st.
Blackwood, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Fort
street, Leith
Blackwood, Jas., W.S. stock & share broker,
19 St Andrew square
Blackwood, John {JV. B. ^ Sons), 3 Ran-
dolph crescent
Blackwood, T. and J. silk mercers, 43 Geo. st.
Blackwood, Thomas {T. Sf J. Blackwood),
43 George street
Blackwood, Captain W. 5 Coates crescent
Blackwood, William and Sons, publishers,
booksellers, and printers, 45 George street
Blackwood, Wm. (T. 4- J. Blackwood), 5
Clarendon crescent
Blackwood, Mrs Robert, 5 Archibald place
Blackwood, Miss, 39 Melville street
Blackwood, Miss, 1 Darn away street
Bladworth, J. Sheffield and Birmingham ware-
houseman, 52 Lothian street — lio. 5 Preston
street
Bladworth, Richd. wholesale ironmonger and
hardware merchant, 3 Melbourne place
Bladworth, Mrs William, 4 Ladyfield place
Blaik, David, engraver, 34 Xorth bridge
Blaikie, G. F. consulting engineer, 17 Union
place
Blaikie, James & Son, iron founders, Canon-
gate foundry, Tolbooth wynd
Blaikie, James {Jan. B. and Sons), 1 St John
street
Blaikie, Jas. jun. {Jas. B. §• Sons), I St John
street
Blaikie, Thomas (J. G. Thomson and Co.),
29 St Andrew street, Leith
Blaikie & Douglas, engineers and millwrights,
32 Bath street, Leith
Blaikie, Rev. W. G. 25 Pilrig street
Blaikie, Mrs, 10 Rankeillor street
Blaikie, Mrs Margt. 7 Windsor street
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Blair and Kennedy, drysalters, 40 Leith
street
Blair, Charles, clothier & breeches maker,
377 High street
Blair, C. {Herdman ^- 5.) 20 An nandale street
Blair, Hugh (^Hunter, B., and Cowan), IS
Randolph crescent
Blair, James, tea dealer, 3 Fountainbridge
Blair, John, & Co. brewers and maltsters, 23
N. B. of Canongate
Blair, John, W.S. 10 Ann street
Blair, John, engineer, 19 London row, Leith
Blair, Robert, Italian wareh. & confectioner,
37 George street — house 50
Blair, Thomas, spirit dealer, 54 Regent arch
Blair, Mrs, of Avonton, 30 Charlotte square
Blair, Mrs F. 1 Walker street
Blair, Mrs Henry, Bonnington mills
Blair, Mrs J. C. 15 Fettes row
Blair, Miss Charlotte, 43 Albany street
Blair, Miss J. Hunter, 8 Torphichen street
Blair, Miss, grocer, 19 Greenside row
Blake, John, London pianoforte agent, 133
Princes street
Blake, Misses Rachel and Anne, teachers of
pianoforte and singing, 133 Princes street
Blauc, Victor, importer of ladies' French
boots and shoes, 69 George street
Blane, William, grocer, 149 Fountain bridge
BlanshardjGeo. {Raimes, Blanshard, 8( Co.),
15 Smith's place
Blanshard, Thos. (Raimes, Blanshard, &; Co.),
17 Smith's place
Blanshard, Miss, 17 Smith's place
Bltakly, William A. boot and shoemaker, 38
Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Blenkinsopp, George T. Leaton, of Hoppy-
land castle, Durham, 88 Abbey hill
Bloxom, T. P. commission agent, 2 Morning-
side place
Blind Asylum, 38 and 58 Nicolson street
Blind, School for the, 2 Gayfield square — E.
Sutherland, Esq. treasurer
Blumenreich, John, missionary, 2 Greyfriars'
place
Blyth, Benj. Hall, engineer, 124 Geo. street
— house, 26 Minto street
Blyth, David, painter, 4 East James street
Blyth, Chas. A. artist, 39 South bridge
Blyth, Edward L.I. civil engineer, 124 George
street — ho. 9 Bruntsfield place
Blyth, John, bootmaker, 367 High street
Blyth, Robert, superintendent of streets and
buildings {Police Office) — house, 2 Buc-
cleuch place
Blyth, Sydney, hardware merchant, 39 South
bridge
Blyth, W. victual dealer, 56 Broughton street
Blyth, Mrs, 9 Bruntsfield place
Blyth, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Gabriel's road
Boag, J. & P. wool merchants, 14 Quality
street, Leith
Boag, J. R. grocer, 25 N, Richmond street
Boak, Alexander, tanner and currier, 25 West
port — house, 4 Lauriston lane
Boak, Wm. tanner, currier, & leather japan-
ner,59 West port — house, 37 Gilmour place
Boe, David, fruiterer, 20 Hanover street
Boggie, Dr John, 16 Broughton place
Bogie, James, smith. East Thistle street lane
Bogie, Wm., M.D., H.E.I.C.S., 3 South
Blacket place
Bogie, Miss, lace cleaner, 22 Rose street
Bogle, Andrew, W.S. 21 St Andrew square
Bogle, Rev. Wm. teacher, Dr Bell's school,
Greenside — house, 9 Brand place
Bogle, Mrs Colonel, 19 Albany street
Bogue, Miss, 1 Crown street
Bolton and Co. ship-chandlers, painters, and
paper-hangers, 16 and 17 Commercial pi.
Bolton, David (^Bolton and Co.), 14 Commer-
cial place
Bonar, Rev. Andrew R. 3 St John street
Bonar, James {Tawse and B.), 15 York pi.
Bonar, Thomson {Bank of Scotland), 96 Lau-
riston place
Bonar, William, Warriston house
Bonar, Mrs, 15 Ann street
Bonar, Mrs .Tames, 15 York place
Bonar, Mrs Thomson, 27 Charlotte square
Bonar, Misses, 27 Scotland street
Bone, Hugh, M.D. inspector-general of hos-
pitals, 44 Castle street
Bones, Richd. Anchorfield, Newhaven
Bonnington Chemical Company, Bonnington
Bonnar and Carfrae, painters, 29 Castle street
Bonnar, David, tailor, 2 Crichton street
Bonnar, Thomas (of Bonnar and Carfrae),
18 Dundas street
Bonnar, Thomas, engraver, 59 York place
Boog, Rogers, & Co., saddlers and harness-
makers (/a^e Maxton, Boog, 8j- Co.), 80
Princes street
BooiT, John, saddler, {B. ^- Rogers), 4 Hope
street
Boog, Robert, S.S.C 1 Annandale street
Boog, Thomas, cutler and surgical instrument
maker, 105 High street
Boog, William, saddler, 9 St Bernard's row
Boog, Miss, 1 Annandale street
Bookbinders' Benefit. Society — H. Hume,
preses. 41 North Richmond street
Bookless, Mrs George, 8 Young street
Booth, Mrs Helen, 22 Warriston crescent
Bootland, Joseph, billiard rooms, 3 West
Register street
Boreham, James, lodgings, 25 Cumberland st.
Borland, William, agent and house-factor, 6
North St Andrew street. — See Adv.
Borrowman, John, lodgs. 71 Cumberland st.
Borrowman and ftlitchell, wine and spirit mer-
chants, 57 Niddry street
Borrowman, Wm. victual dealer, 84 St Mary's
wynd— house, 30 St John's hill
Borthwick, Dawson, & Co., stationers and
envelope manufacturers, 3 Hunter square
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Borthwick, Adam, Bhoem. 5 HenJerson row
Borthwick, Archibald, accouuiant, 5 North
St David street — ho. 18 Regent terrace
Borthwick, David, chimney-sweep, 3 Green-
side place
Borihwick, J. ( W. and J. B.), 6 Fountain br.
Borthwick, Ja. (W. and J. B.), 14 Lauriston
street
Borthwick, Jaa. manager of the N. British
Insurance Co. 14 Claremont crescent
Borthwick, James, chimney-sweep, 9 Green-
side place
Borthwick, Thomas, accountant, 28 Butland
street
Borthwick, W. and J. engineers and mill-
wrights, Mainpoint Foundry
Borthwick, Walter, victual and spirit dealer,
51 Fountainhridge
Borthwick, Wm. ( IF. ^- J. B.), 3 Hamilton
place. High riggs
Borthwick, Mrs, of Crookston, 1 1 Atholl ores.
Borthwick, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Great Stuart
street
Borthwick, Miss, 29 Lauriston lodge
Boswall, Mrs, of Blackadder, 27 St Andrew sq.
Boswell, Alex, brush, trunk, portmanteau, and
bellows maker, -iO Nicolson street
Boswell, Alex, brush, trunk, portmanteau,
and bellows manufacturer, 8 South Hanover
street — house, 10
Botanic Gardens, Inverleith row
Bouch, Thomas, civil enttineer, chambers, 78
George street — house, 31 Nelson street
Bouchard, J. {^Register House), Spring gard.
Boucher, John, 3 Rutland square
Bourgois, Benoit, tavern, 8 Middle market
Bow, Robt. H., C.P2. 7 South Gray street
Bow and Swan, bakers, 6 N. College street
Bow, Mrs Dr, 7 South Gray street
Bow, Miss, 2 Gillespie ctreet
Bowack, Nicol, bookseller, stationer, and
news-agent, 46 Leith street
Eowe, Mrs Thomas, 4 Hermitage hill, Leith
Bo we, Mrs William, 10 Wellington pi. Leith
Bower, John, prov. dealer, 204 Canongate
Bower, Mrs M. 1 Rankeillor street
Bowie, Andrew F. 25 Parkside street
Bowie, George, 39 Dublin st.
Bowie, Henry, 56 Cumberland street
Bowie, John, W.S., United Guarantee Life
Assurance Company, 13 Forth street
Bowie, Robert, 39 Dublin st.
Bowie, William (^Government Emigration
Office — Eiist India, Colonial, and General
Agency), 17 South St David street — house,
28 Regent terrace
Bowie, Mrs, lodgings, 13 St James' square
Bowie, Misses, children's dress maker, 68
Leith street
Bowlby, Mrs Capt. 7 Hamilton pi. Newington
Bowman, John, linen draper, 1 Church st.
Boyak, Benjamin, boot and shoe maker, 17
Hill place
Boyack, James, grocer, 2 Richmond pend
Boyce, Mrs, John, spirit dealer, 13 Coastitu-
tion street, Leith
Boyce, Mrs, 20 Great Stuart street
Boyd, Bayne, & Co. fruiterers, 41 Princes st.
Boyd, And. millwright, 118 Fountainbiidge
Boyd, David, H.E.I. CS. 26 Drummond
place
Boyd, G. W. & Co. printers, 13 North
Bank street
Boyd, J. (B., Bayne, S^ Co.), 4 East Broughton
place
Boyd, James, LL.D. (^High Sch.), 43 George
square
Boyd, James, cabinetmaker, 14 Scotland st.
Boyd, John, upholsterer & undertaker, 2 York
place
Boyd, .John, jun. 1 Drummond place
Boyd, Jn. {Oliver Sf B.), 32 Melville street
Boyd, J. L. Albany cottage, Hope terrace
Boyd, Robert, 15 Buccleuch place
Boyd, Samuel, mercht. tailor, 5S Shore, Leith
Boyd, Thos. E., Carlton lodge, Murrayfield
Boyd, Thos. J. {Oliver ^ B.), 11 Regent ter.
Boyd, Thomson {Oliver §• B.), 14 Royal ter.
Boyd, Mrs Andrew, cook, 19 Jamaica street
Boyd, Mrs John, 14 Royal terrace
Boyd, Miss, 27 South Clerk street
Boy Ian, P. tailor & clothier, 15 St Mary's wd.
Boyle and Mann, engravers, printers, and li-
thographers, 142 High street
Boyle, Archibald T. advocate, 1 1 Stafford st.
Boyle, John, accountant, valuator, and auc-
tioneer, 4 Bank street
Boyle, Mrs Edward, midwife, 42 London st.
Boyle, Janet, straw hat maker, 10 Heriot
buildings
Boyle, Rev. Joseph, South Fort street
Boyle, Mrs, staymaker, 21 Bank street
Boyne, Alex, grocer, 17 Sandport street
Boyne, James, hatter, 13 Commercial pi. Leith
Bradbrook, Richard, grocer, Newhaven
Bradshaw, John, stationer, 8 St Patrick sq.
Bragg, Alexander G. West Liliiput cottage
Braid, Alex, grocer and victual dealer, 5 W.
Adam street
Braid, Andrew, coal merchaat,21 St Andrew
square
Braid, Francis, joiner and undertaker, East
Cumber, lane — house, 15 Brunswick street
Braid, Archibald, 4 Rankeillor street
Braid, Wm victual-dealer, 6 Arthur street
Braid, Mrs, 36 Hanover street
Braidwood, James, bookseller, 26 George street
Braidwood, Jas. wholes. & ret. tea & cof. deal,
and grocer, 1 Sandport street, Leith — ho. 11
Bennington place
Braidwood, William, 9 Earl Grey street
Braidwood, Misses, 6 Comely Green place
Brand, Andw. music teacher, 1 Paterson's co.
Brand, Wm,, W S. sec. Union Bk. 5 Nor-
thumberland street
Brander, James, bootmaker, 39 Queen street
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Brash, Alex, grocer, 24 Yardheads, Leith
Brash, David, wine and spirit raercht. 12 Coal-
hilJ, Leith — house, 32 Giles' street
Brash, Peter, 3 Eastfield, Leith
Brash, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 10 West
Nicolson street — house, 33 Richmond place
Brash, Wm. grocer & spt.-dealer, 257 Canongt.
Brash, jMrs, 5 Brandfield place
Brashe, Miss, dressmaker, 3 Young street
Brebner, Alex, builder, Hillhousefield
Bremner and Wilks, ham shop, 9 Hanover st.
Bremner, Andrevf, 14 Comely bank
Bremner, Charles, W.S. 3 Ramsay gardens
Bremner, Mrs, 3 Castle street
Bremner, AV. {Scott and Ori), 5 Lauriston
lane
Brenton,Wm. perfumer, Arthur st. Leith wk.
Bridgps, Jas., W.S. 10 Hanover street — ho.
Belfield, Musselburgh
Bridges, J. M. surg.-dentist, 27 Dundas st.
Bridges, Sirs, 1 Bowling Green street
Bridges, Mrs, 27 Dundas street
Bridgeford, D. T. writer, 28 Torphichen st.
Briers, William, baker, 25 Thistle street
Brigstocke, George A. importer of wines and
coram, agent, 4 St Andrew square — ho. 2S
Bath street, Portobello
Briggs, David, R,N. 6 Duke street
Brims, Andw. bootmaker, 61 Broughton st.
Bringloe, Francis John, W.S. 11 Walker st.
Bringloe, Hugh S. depute-clerk of Session, 11
Walker street
Britannia Life Assur. Co — Hugh Ross,
W.S. agent, 48 India street. — See Adv.
British Copper Office, 11 Dock place — Chas.
Philp & Co. agents
British Empire Mutual Fire and Life As-
surance Co. 7 Elder s;. — John Robertson,
junr. S.S.C. agent.
British Guarantee Association — Ralph E.
Scott, acct. manager, 127 Princes st. — See
Jdv.
British Hotel, 70 Queen street, John Barry
British League of Juvenile Abstainers — office.
East Assembly laue, 53 Rose street — G.
Ford, clerk
British Linen Company's Bank (Thos. Cor-
rie, Esq. manager), 38 St Andrew square —
Branch, 48 Bernard street, Leith
Erittie, William, 10 East Adam street
Broadfoot, John and Son, gen. agents and
ship brokers, 16 Assembly strtet, Leith
r Broadfoot, Jno. St Anthony pi. .Junction road
I Brockie, James, tailor and clothier, 369 High
steeet
Brockie, William, baker, 18 Grcenside street
Brockie, Miss, 51 Frederick street
Brodie and Kennedy, W.S. 59 Northumb. st.
Brodie, Alex. 20 Northumberland street
Brodie, Alex, goldsmith, 2 Trinity crescent
Brodie, Geo. advocate, 20 Northumberland st.
Broilie, James & H. painters, &c. 19 Green-
side place —ho. 16 Gretnslde place
Brodie, John C, W. S. {Gibson- Craigs, Dal-
ziel, iSf Brodie), 26 Moray place
Brodie, John, W.S. 1 Melville crescent
Brodie, Wm. sculptor. Dean bridge — ho.
6 Spring gardens, Stockbridge
Brodie, Wm. J. 51 Broughton street
Brodie, Mrs Colonel, 63 Northumberland
street
Brodie, Miss, 10 Hart street
Brodie, Miss, 4 Duncan street
Brodie, Miss, 28 StaflPord street
Brody, C. M. East Claremont street
Brolochan, A., 4 Brown's place
Brooks, Abrm. spirit merchant, 37 Rose st
ho. 3 Young street
Brooks, Ann, dressmaker, 3 Young street
Brooks, Misses, 41 Great King street
Broomfield, John, baker, 71 Pleasance
Brotchie, Rob. & Co. merchants, 8 & 9 Mit-
chell street, Leith
Brotherston, Wm. weigher, St Leonard's depot
Brough, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Mor-
rison street — bouse, 2
Brougham, Mrs, 51 George square
Broughton, Mrs Major, 21 Inverleith row
Broun, Archd. advocate, 4 Melville street
Broun, Lady, 7 Torphichen street
Brouneau, Mon., Teacher of French, 61
Queen street
Brouneau, Madame, Teacher of Dancing, 61
Queen Street
Browns & Pearson, accountants, 128 George
street
Brown & Wardrop, architects, 19 St Andrew
square
Brown, A. bookseller and binder, 13 South
College street
Brown, Adam, 82 Rose street
Brown, Alex, solicitor and N.P. 12 Royal
Exchange — bo. 13 Bank street
Brown, Alex, groctr, wine and spirit raercht.
10 Pitt street — house, 19
Brown, Alex., bootmaker, 10 South St James*
street
Brown, Alex, painter and glazier, 10 West
Richmond street
Brown, Alex, grocer, 3 Fyfe place — ho. I
Pilrig place
Brown, Alex, spirit dealer, Newhaven
Brown, Alex, baker, 51 Canontiate
Brown, Alex. 42 Cumberland street
Brown, Alex. 10 Elm row
Brown, Rev. Alex. W. 6 Henderson row
Brown, Andrew, tailor, 33 Thistle street
Brown, Dr Andrew, surgeon, 8 Stafford st.
Brown, A. B. picture frame-maker, E. Thistle
street lane
Brown, Rev. Archd. 75 Adam square
Brown, Chas. clock and watch maker, 4 Bristo
street — house, 10 Salisbury street
Brown, Chas. coal merchant, St Leonard's
Station, and No. 3 Haymarket — House, St
Leonard's depot.— See Adv.
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Brown, Charles, painter, glazier, &c
Lothian street
Brown, Rev. Chas. John, 39 George square
Brown, Charles, wrii^ht, 24 Wright's houses
Brown, David, water officer, 24. St James' sq.
Brown, David, writer, 72 Northumberland st.
Brown, David {T. k Co.), 51 North bridge
Brown, David, grocer, &c. 29 Clerk street
Brown, Rev. David, St Bernard's, Raeburn
place
Brown, D. N., chemist and druggist, I St
John street
BrowQ, Geo. timber merch. 26 Horse wynd —
house, 30
Brown, George, baker, 7 Rose street
Brown, George {Brown and Wilson, GlaS'
gow), 20 Howard place
Brown, George, writer, 17 Cheyne street
BrowD, George, baker, 5 Huntly street
Brown, George, bootmaker, 60 Queen street
Brown, Gordon, 34. Buccleuch place
Brown, Hugh, crystal & Staffordshire ware-
house, 5 Low ^Market street
Brown, Hugh, bookseller, 20 Heriot buildings
Brown, Hugh, tanner, currier, and leather
merchant, Gullan's close, 2(j4 Canongate
Brown, J. M'Kerrell, 34. Ann street
Brown, James, smith, 139 Fountainbridge
Brown, James, draper, 16 Tolbooth wynd —
house, 2 Wellington place
Brown, James, 4 Charlotte square
Brown, James A. 4 Charlotte square
Brown, James, cut-glass raanufaciurer, and
dealer in china and stoneware, 43 London
street
Brown, James, spirit merchant, 16 St Andrew
street, Leith
Brown, James, of Currie, architect, 12 Albany
street
Brown, James, teacher of English, &c. 1
Nicolson square
Brown, John F. teacher, 7 Upper Gray st.
Brown, John, teacher, 3 High Albany street
Brown, John (J. B. §- Co.), 25 George street
Brown, John, 25 India Street
Brown, John, S.S.C. 4 Duke street
Brown, John, W.S. County rooms — house, 2
Gayfield place
Brown, John, fish salesman and commission
agent, 1 9 Niddry street
Brown, John, grocer and wine merchant, 136
Nicolson street
Brown, John, shoemaker, 123 Nicolson st.
Brown, John C. landscape painter, Viewforth
cottage, Leith
Brown, John, Robin Hood hotel, 1 Gabriel's
road
Brown, John Crombie, 4 W. Pnston street
Brown, Rev. John, D.D. Arthur lodge
Brown, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 St
Anthony place — ho. 18 D.)wnie place
Brown, John, i\LD., F.R.C.P. 23 Rutland st.
Brown, John, tobacconist, 144 Princes street
Brown, John and Co. bootmakers to her Ma-
jesty for Scotland, 34 Princes street
Brown, John, joiner & undertaker, 18 Pot-
terrow — house, 23
Brown, John, butcher, 7 Shrub place
Brown, John, 18 Downie place
Brown, Joseph, 6 Upper Gray street
Brown, Lieut.-Col. Laurence, 29 Cumber, st.
Brown, Matthew, cabinetmaker, 31 St Leon-
ard street.
Brown, Richard, 5 George place
Brown, Robert, linen mannt. Water of Leith
Brown, Robert, coal-mercht. Railway, St
Leonard's — house, 59 St Leonard street
Brown, Robert, of Firth, 29 Geor<£e square
Brown, Robert, architect, 24 Fettes row
Brown, Robt. grocer and wine merchant, 1
Duke street, Leith
Brown, Robert, accountant and house agent,
5 Picardy place
Brown, Robt. house painter, 14 Bedford st.
Brown, Robert, brassfounder, 63 No. bridge
— house, 23 Sciennes street
Brown, Robert, land valuator, 39S Castlehill
Brown, R. draper, 37 London street
Brown, Robert ( Union Bank of Scotland),
31 Morrison street
Brown, Stuart, 12 Henderson row
Brown, Capt. T., Mayfield cottage, Newington
Brown, Rev. Thomas, 8 Comely bank
Brown, Thomas, wright. Poplar lane
Brown, Thomas, clothier and draper, 35
George IV. bridge
Brown, Thomas, writer, 30 Alva street
Brown, Thomas J. 18 Clarence street
Brown, Thomas, engraver, 4 Roxburgh place
Brown, Thomas, architect and house agent,
4 St James' square
Brown, Thos. artist, and teacher of drawing,
29 Frederick street
Brown, Thomas, commercial traveller, 6 Hill
square
Brown, Thomas, Edinr. Gas Co. 17 New st.
Brown, Thomas, 14 Pitt street
Brown, 'W dXler (^Scottish Equitable Lift Assu-
rance Society), 45 Montagu street
Brown, William, smith. Brown's place, Leith
Brown, Wm. A. hairdresser, 5 Bridge street
Brown, W. hosier & draper, 76 Nicolson st.
Brown, W. provision dealer, 138 Rose street
Brown, Rev. Dr Wm. Janefield, Duddingston
Brown, Wm. fruiterer, 5 So. Hanover street
Brown, William, smith and beam maker, 26
Calton
Brown, Wm. surgeon, F.R.CS. 25 Dublin st.
Brown, Wm. shipmaster, 17 Albany st. Leith i
Brown, W. hosier, glover, and shirt merchant,
43 Leith street — ho. 7 Annandale street
Brown, William, R.N., 8 Hailes street
Brown, Mrs, cook, 8 Market street
Brown, Mrs Abram, 8 Malta terrace
Brown, ]Mrs Dr, 32 Dundas street
Brown, Mrs D. 31 Clerk street
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Bruce, George G. ( Gen. P.-O.), 5 Broughton
place
Bruce, Geo. {Bruce and Kerr), 6 Baltic St.
Bruce, Henry, 7 Montagu street
Bruce, Hugh, advocate, 39 Aloray place
Bruce, James, baker, 23 Earl Grey street
Bruce, James, 21 Carnegie street
Bruce, James, 4 Comely green place
Bruce, Rev. Dr John, 24. Saxe Coburg place
Bruce, John, W'.S. 22 York place
Bruce, John, 26 Royal terrace
Bruce, John, 2 William street
Bruce, John, warehouse, Orchardfield
Bruce, 0. Tyndal, of Falkland, 81 Princes
street
Bruce, Peter, writer, 29 Raeburn place
Bruce, Ralph, Lieut. -Col. 39 Moray place
Bruce, Robt. bricklayer and furnace builder.
23 Union place
Bruce, Rob. Glasgow temperance hotel and
lodgings, 35 Leith street
Bruce, Robert, M.D. 42 York place
Bruce, W. 46 Constitution street
Bruce, Rev. Wm. 3 Upper Gilmour place
Bruce, Mrs George, 22 St Patrick square
Bruce, Mrs James, 1 Salisbury place
Bruce, Mrs Thomas, 16 Ainslie place
Bruce, Mrs, of Langlee, 2 Glenfinlas street
Bruce, Mrs Wra. leather merchant, & Union
place
Bruce, Mrs William, 42 York place
Bruce, Mrs, 2 Randolph place
Bruce, Mrs, sen. of Symbister, 25 Hadding-
ton place
Bruce, Mrs, tavern and lodgings, 20 Flesh-
market close
Bruce, Mrs, of Powfoulis, 22 York place
Bruce, Mrs, 1 James' place
Bruce, Miss, 39 Moray place
Bruce, Miss, 3 Hiliside crescent
Bruce, Misses, dressmakers, 69 Broughton
street
Bruce, Misses, 16 Scotland street
Brumby, Miss, dressmaker, 48 Lothian street
BruntOD, Adam, upholsterer, 27 Howe street
Brunton, Alex, cooper, 43 Abbey hill
Bruntoii, James, tailor, 7 Drummond street
Brunton, J. tailor and clothier, 95 Princes
street
Brunton, Wm. and Co. cloth merchants and
warehousemen, 13 Nicolson sq. — house, 40
George square
Bryce, A. H, 40 Albany street
Bryce, David, architect, 131 George street
Bryce, David, junior, architect, 29 Frederick
street
Bryce, James, gunmaker and rifle manufacr.,
5 West Register street — house 15 Drum-
mond street
Bryce, Rev. James, D.D. Leven bank, "White-
house gardens
Bryce, John, wine merchant and grocer, 1 7
North- west Circus place
Brown, Mrs Elizabeth, Spring gardens
Brown, Mrs Hanna, 7 Brandon street
Brown, Mrs Janet, 4 Hill place
Brown, Mrs J. furniture glazer, 60 India
street
Brown, Mrs James, 20 Dublin street
Brown, Mrs Osburn, 23 India street
Brown, Mrs P. midwife and ladies' nurse, 9
Brown street
Brown, Mrs, 25 St James' square
Brown, Mrs Robert, 23 x4.nn street
Brown, Sirs Dr, 20 Howard place
Brown, Mrs Wm. 45 Minto street
Brown, Mrs, Tower Park cottage. Trinity
Brown, Mrs, 24 Clerk Street
Brown, Mrs G. B. 6 Upper Gray street
Brown, Mrs, baker, 495 Lawnmarket
Brown, Mrs, provision dealer, 2 Causeyside
Brown, Miss Agnes, Wellwood lodge
Brown, Miss Anne, Viewfield lodge, Green-
hill gardens
Brown, Miss Elizabeth, boot and shoemaker,
18 South College street
Brown, M. silk and worsted shop, 5 Frederick
street
Brown, Miss Marion, 3 Meadow place
Brown, Miss S. Wortland, teacher of music
and singing, 5 Picardy place
Brown, Miss, of Newton, 21 Stafford street
Brown, Miss Euphemia, dressmaker, 10 Cal-
ton hill
Brown^ Miss, 15 Gardner's crescent
iBrown, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Charlotte place
Brown, Miss, 8 Albany street
Brown, Miss, dressmaker, 27 William street
iBrown, Miss, 3 Jamaica street. North Leith
iBrown, Miss, 6 West Claremont street
jBrown, Misses, 8 "Wharton place
IBrowne, Major, late H.M. I6th Infantry, 14
St Bernard's crescent
iBrowne, Mrs, 26 Scotland street
Browne, Miss, 2 West Circus place
'Browne, Miss, 3 Forres street
iBrownlee, Alex, stabler, 20 Grassmarket
■Brownlee, James & Co. provision merchants,
14 Kirkgate
Bruce & Cunningham, civil engineers and
land surveyors, 21 Castle street
Bruce & Kerr, corn merchants, 106 Constitu-
tion street, Leith
Bruce, Alex, jewel-case and pocket-book ma-
nufacturer, 10 South Hanover street
Bruce, Alexander, writer, 4 Thistle court —
house, 22 Abercromby place
Bruce, Charles, S.S.C. 68 Great King street
Bruce, Daniel, carver, gilder, picture- liner,
restorer, and looking-glass manufacturer,
12 Greenside place— house, 28 Gay field
square
Bruce, Daniel, 09 Broughton street
Bruce, David, flesher, it Middle market
Biuce, Donald, agent, 5 Alison square
Liiuce, George, of Langlee, 2 Glenfinlas st.
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Bryce, John, wine merchant and grocer, 135
Princes street — house, 2 Charlotte street
Bryce, Robert, 18 Lothian street
Bryce, Thomas, gun and pistol maker, 4
Calton street
Bryce, Wm. architect, 19 Dundas street
Bryce, William IM. synod officer, Established
Church, 388 Castle hill
Bryce, Mrs William, Sylvan bank, Mansion-
house road
Bryce, Mrs, 23 Walker street
Bryden, Adam (J. B. and Sons), 14 Frede-
rick street
Bryden, James, 12 Beaumont place
Bryden, James, builder, 8 SummerliaU
Bryden, John & Sons, bell-hangers, Venetian
and spring- roller blind makers, 65 George
St. and 112 Buchanan st. GlasiJ;ow
Bryden, John M. (J. B. and Sons), 40 Fre-
derick street
Bryden, John ( W. B. and Son), I Howe st.
Bryden, Thomas, smith, 76 Causeyside
Bryden, Wm. & Son, bell-hangers, Venetian
and roller blind manufacturers, 55 George
street and 7 Royal bank place, Glasgow
Bryden, Mrs, gardener, Morayfield, Leith
Bryden, Mrs Wm. I Howe street
Bryden, Miss, 5 Howe street
Brydon, J. general merchant, 190 Canongate
— house, Croft-an-righ cottage
Brydon, J. jun. paper, rag, and cotton- waste
merchant, 20 New street
Brydon, James, flesher, 86 Kirkgate
Brydon, James, woollen and linen draper, 25
Grassirarket
Brydon, Mrs Dr, 11 Charles street
Brydon, Miss, 6 Pitt street
Brydone, J. printer, publisher, and bookseller,
17 Hiinover street — ho 27 Dundas street
Brydone, James, fancy stationer, &c., 29
Princes street
Bryson, A. (/?. B. d- Sons), 4 Inverleith ter.
Bryson, .Tames, optician, 24 Princes street
Bryson, Rob. and Sons, chronometer, watch,
and clock makers in ordinary to the Queen,
66 Princes street
Bryson, R. [R. B. and Soiis), 65 Princes st.
Bryson, Mrs, Trinity villa
Buchan, Mat. and Co. rectifiers, wine and
spirit merchants, 32 Bernard street
Buchan (if/. B. Sf Co.), 3 Queen's place,
Leith Walk
Buchan, Thos. clerk, 9 Glover street, Leith
Buchan, Thomas, Cherry bank
Buchan, William, cork-saw factor, 15 Con-
stitution street
Buchan, Mrs Dr, 15 Argyle square
Buchan, Mrs Hannah, coach-hirer, 6 Char-
lotte place
Buchan, Mrs, greengrocer, 5 DubJin street
Buchanan, Rev. A., St Thomas' manse, Leith
Buchanan, David {Mercunj Office), 27 Rae-
burn place
Buchanan, Edward G. general agent. Bell's
court, Quality lane
Buchanan, James, S.S.C. 21 George street-
house, 83 Causeyside
Buchanan, Jas. leather merch. 1 Old Bridge-
end
Buchanan, James, D.D. professor of divi-
nity, 51 Lauriston place
Buchanan, James, 49 Moray place
Buchanan, James, teetotal coffee-house and
commercial lodgings, 114 High street
Buchanan, Wm. advocate, 33 Drummond pi.
Buchanan, Wm. H. accountant, 33 Drum-
mond place
Buchanan, W. M,, M.D., E.LC.S. 3 Carlton
terrace
Buchanan, William, 8 Roxburgh terrace
Buclianan, Mrs, 11 Forth street
Buclianan, Mrs John, Black Bull Fftn, 1 Sa-
lamander street, Leith
Buchanan, Miss Jane, grocer, 4 Saunder's st.
Buchanan, Miss, 1 West Maitland street
Bucher, Signor, professor of singing, 2 Great
Stuart street
Bucher, ]\Irs, 38 York place
Buckle, George, bootmaker, 10 N. St David st.
Buckle, John, Wharton house, Wharton lane
Buckmaster, T. & Co. tailors and array clo-
thiers, 135 George street
Budge, W. cartwright, 18 Johnston street,
Leith
Budge, Mrs David, 146 Princes Street
Budge, Mrs, 56 India street
Bulk, Jas. house carpenter, 2 West Broughton
place
Buist, Robert, flesher, 2 North Melville place
Buist, Mrs, 4 North Melville place
Buncle, A. potatoe dealer, 32 St Patrick sq.
Burden, George, teetotal coffeehouse, 129
High street
Burge, Wm. hat and cap manufac. 10 North
bridge — house, 8 Nicolson square
Burgess, Alex, mail- guard, 5 Terrace, Leith st.
Burgess, Geo. bootmaker, 47 South bridge —
house 13 Brown street
Burgess, Jas. merchant, 4 Park street
Burgess, Jas. jun. merchant, 63 New Build-
ings— house, 11 Trinity crescent
Burgess, .Jn. wood and ivory turner, 153 High
street
Burgess, Mrs I., lodgings, 35 Lothian street
Burke & Grant, upholsterers and undertakers,
and house agents, 1 Abercromby place
Burke, John and Son, upholsterers and cabi-
netmakers, 13 Queen street
Burke, J. (J. B. and Son), 62 Hanover street
Burn, Archd. plumber, 79 George street
Burn, James, W.S. 51 Great King street
Burn, Geo. and Son, provision merchants, 182
High street
Burn, Andrew {G. B. 4" Son), 9 Brown street
Burn, Geo. ( G. B. i Son), 7 Wharton place
Burn, John, M.D. 7 Teviot row
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Burn, Captain John, R.N. 4 Tobago street
Burn, Peter, 1 London street
Burn, Mrs, North Merchiston house
Burn, Miss, 43 Gilmore place
Burn, Misses, dressmakers, 79 George street
Burness, James, S.S.C. 11 Drummond place
Burness, Wm. printer to her Majesty, 1 N.
St Andrew St. — house, 11 Drummond pi.
Burnet, Alex, cabinetmaker, ^53 Cowgate
Burnet, Andw. agent ( Win. Younger Sf Co.),
6 Maryfield
Burnet, Jn. spirit dealer, 56 W. Richmond st.
Burnet, John, Caledonian hotel, 1 Castle st.
Burnet, Mrs H. lodgings, 39 Constitution st.
Burnet, Elizabeth, lodgings, 118 Princes st.
Burnet and Barclay, hat manufacturers, 173
High street
Burnett, G. advocate, 8 Walker street
Burnett, George, tailor, 182 Rose street
Burnett, George, head-master. Young street
school — house, 23 Downie place
Burnett, Geo. baker, 160 Fountainbridge
Burnett, James H., VV.S. notary public, soli-
citor to the Treasury, 4 Moray place
Burnett, James, japanner, 34 Toddrick's wyd.
Burnett, Thos. tailor & cloth. 35 W. Registerst.
— house, 10 North St David street
Burnett, Mrs, of Kemnay, 8 Walker street
Burnley, William T. 24 Ainslie place
Burns, David, 30 Rankeillor street
Burns, Edmond, clothier, tailor, and shirt-
maker, 13 Bank street
Burns, George, Eagle hotel, 1 Catharine st.
Burns, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 5
Summer place
Burns, John, 5 Salisbury place
Burns, John (Inland Revenue), 4 Comely
green crescent
Burns, M., Lord Belhaven's coal agent, office
40 Lothian road
Burns, P. coal merchant, 42 Lothian road
Burns, Robt. victual dealer, 50 Grassmarket
Burns, Thomas, W.S. 3 Hope Park square
Burns, Mrs M. 11 Melville place
Burns, Mrs William, 3 Comely green cresct.
Burns, Mrs, 71 Broughton street
Burns, Miss, 4 Arniston place
Burns, Miss Jane, 10 Arniston place
Burnside, John, 2 Crichton street
Burnside, Mrs, 35 Scotland street
Burnside, Miss, 12 Lynedoch place
Burrill, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 4 W. Richmond st.
Burt, Dr, F.R.C.P. 88 George street
Burt, Rob. & Co. mattress makers, 28 Pleasance
Burtt, Geo. E. agent, 5 Clerk street
Burt, Mrs, 108 George street
Burt, Miss, 8 AthoU place
Burton, Emanuel, cabinetmaker. Quarry close,
Crosscausey
Burton, James, wright. Circus lane — house,
19 Dundas street
Burton, J. H. advocate, 25 Ann street
Burton, Mungo, artist, 19 Dundas street
Burton, Mrs, 2 Teviot row
Bush by. Miss, 13 Torphichen street
Butchard, C. T. (G.P.-O.), 1 Broughton pi.
Butement, Mrs W. lodgings, 2 Sandport st.
Butt, Albert F. tavern-keeper, 6 Rose street
Butt, James & Co. ham-curers, 36 Frederick
street
Butter, Miss, Pitlochrie, 28 Alva street
Butters, Lawrence, seal engraver to the Queen,
41 George street — house, I Fingal place
Butti, L. G. and Sons, carvers, gilders, and
dealers in curiosities, 1 and 2 Ronaldson's
buildings — ho. 2 Spring6eld, Leith walk
Butti, .J. A. carver, gilder, and looking-glass
manufacturer, 14 S. Hanover street — ho.
15 St James' square
Butler, D., New Greyfriars' school, Vennel
Butler, Robert, spt. dealer, 36 College wynd
— ho. 19 Hercles street
Byres, Robert, 13 South Charlotte street
Byres, Thomas, baker, 167 Rose street
Byrn, Mrs, 18 Walker street
Byrne, Mrs, French stay maker, 17 Bank st.
Cadell, Lieut.-Col. Geo., E.LC.S. 13 Ran-
dolph crescent
Cadell, John, of Tranent, advocate, 20 Picardy
place
Caddell, Mrs, 15 Atholl crescent
Cadell, Miss Harriet B. 3 Torphichen street
Cadenhead, A. F. writer, 22 Raeburn place
Cafe, D. S. cupper {Royal Infirmary)^ and
medical galvanist, 16 Elder street
Cafe Royal Tavern, West Register place
Caird, F. G. agent, 27 Hanover street— ho.
22 Gayfield square
Caird, John, surg. F.R.C.S.E. 21 St Patrick
square
Caird, Margaret, fishmonger^ 1 Fishmarket
Cairnie, John {Potts, C. ^^ Ray), 17 St Pa-
trick square
Cairns, Geo., S.S.C. and solicitor-at-law, 23
George IV. bridge— ho. Springbank, Green-
hill gardens
Cairns, John, gardener, Gilmore park
Cairns, John B., W.S. 26 Dublin street
Cairns, John, writer, 26 Dublin street
Cairns, Thomas, baker and confectioner, 50
and 53 Home street
Cairns, Mrs, Ayrshire needle-work, muslin
and lace printer, &c. 77 Princes street
Caithness, Earl of, 17 Rutland square
Calder, Adam, 17 West Preston street
Calder, Alex., Belfield house. Trinity
Calder, Alex. (Alliance B. %■ F. Assurance
Co.), 20 Rankeillor street
Calder, Alex. {National Insurance Co.), 20
Rankeillor street
Calder, Alexander, smith, 116 Rose street
Calder, David, grocer, wine and spirit mercht.
112 Canongate
Calder, R. seed merchant and commission
agent, 14 Elm row
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Calder, Robert, coal agent, 180 Rose street
Calder, Thomas, tailor, 333 High street
Calder & Tait, smiths and ironmongers, 2
Albany street and St Andrew lane
Calder, Thomas (C. S^- Tait), 23 Dublin st.
Calder, Wm. sailmaker, cordage, sailcloth, &c.
store, 21 and 22 Commercial place— house,
Rose Mount, Madeira street, North Leith
— See Adv.
Calder, Wra, Travellers hotel, 9 and 10
Market street
Calder, William, cattle dealer, 19 Archibald
place
Calder, Mrs Jas. cowfeeder, 103 Fountain br.
Calder, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 37 India place
Calder, Mrs, lodgings, 56 Cumberland street
Calderhead, Wm. confectioner, 48 Home st.
Calderwood, R. waggoner, 18 Duke st. Leith
Calder wood, Wra. corn merchant, 18 Buc-
cleuch place
Caldwell Brothers, wholesale stationers and
publishers, 15 and 1? AVaterloo place — ho.
II Henderson row
Caldwell & Co. button and trimming merchts.
313 High street
Caldwell,"Charle8, 7 London street
Caldwell, Geo. flesher, 20 New market, Leith
Caldwell, David, smith and farrier, Bangholm
Caldwell, T. builder, 11 Henderson row
Caldwell, Misses, milliners and dressm. 76
Kirkgate, Leith
Caledonian Fire and Life Assurance Office,
1 9 Georgestreet, and 9 Bernard street, Leith.
— See Adv.
Caledonian Loan Co — Andw. Rutherford,
manager, 7 Royal Exchange — house, 87
Causeyside
Caledonian Mercury Office, 265 High street
Caledonian Railway Tavern, Lothian road.
Caledonian United Serv. Club, 14 Queen st.
Caledonian Youths' Friendly Society, 122
Nicolson street
Callam, Alex, writer, 5 Richmond pend
Callam, George and Co. braziers to Her IMa-
jesty, smiths and ironmongers, 13 Green-
Slop TllftOG
Callam, Geo. ( G. C. ^^ Co.), 2 Baxter's place
Callam, John B. 3 Spittal street
Callam, Thos, gasfitter, brazier, and tinplate
■worker, 56 Shore— ho. 21 Charlotte street,
Leith
Callender, David, boot and shoemaker, 19
Bank street
Calleuder, Dd. tanner, St Anthony lane, Leith
— house, Lochend road
Callender, Henry, accountant, 32 St Andrew
square — ho. 1 1 Forres st.
Callender, Mrs, 8 Annandale street
Callender, Miss, 27 Gray street
Calton Hill Brewery, 26 N. Back Canongate
Calvert, F. B., A.M. professor of elocution,
25 York place
Calvert, John R., W.S. 4. Rutland square
Calvin New Translations Society — acting
and editorial secretary, Robert Pitcairn,
F.S.A., 9 Northumberland street
Camden Society — T. G. Stevenson, agent, 87
Princes street
Camerne, Mrs Colonel, 17 Dundas street
Cameron, Violard,& Co. French corset makers,
milliners, & dressmakers, 124 Georgestreet
Cameron and Co. paper makers and wholesale
stationers. Stead's place
Cameron, Alex. Customs, 6 Bank place
Cameron, Rev. Andrew (Editor of Christian
Treasury), 39 George square.
Cameron, Andw. drysalter, 47 Regent arch —
house, 14 Calton hill
Cameron, D. spirit dealer, 142 Canongate
Cameron, Daniel, librarian Mechanics^ Sub-
scription Library, 8 James' court
Cameron, Donald, wholesale stationer, 23 Blair
street
Cameron, H. teacher, 13 Antigua street
Cameron, James M. (J', i^ J. M. C.) 28 Ber-
nard street
Cameron, Jas. provision merchant, 6 Riddel's
close, Leith
Cameron, James, bookbinder and stationer,
6 Clerk street
Cameron, James, City and Dean of Guild offi-
cer, 2 Church street
Cameron, James, spirit dealer, 32 St Andrew
street, Leith
Cameron, .James, warehouseman, 21 Kirkgate,
Leith
Cameron, J. and P. general carriers, contrac-
tors, and railway agents, forward goods to
most parts of Scotland, England, and Ire-
land, agents for the Scottish Central Rail-
way, Scottish Midland, Dundee, Perth, and
Aberdeen Junction and Aberdeen Railways.
Office, 39 George IV. bridge.
Cameron, J. & Son, brush and curled hair
manufacturers, Craig's close, 265 High st.
Cameron, Jn. 33 Alva street
Cameron, John, 35 Scotland street
Cameron, John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer,
14 Rose street
Cameron, John, vintner, 12 Fleshmarket cl.
Cameron, John, shipmaster, 72 Kirkgate
Cameron, John, 19 Graham street
Cameron, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 3
Alison place
Cameron, -John R. 36 Hanover street
Cameron, P. (J. <|- P. C), 9 George square
Cameron, Peter, tailor, 24 Cumberland street
Cameron, R. painter & glazier, 214 Canongate
Cameron, Robert, picture-frame maker, N. St
Andrew street lane
Cameron, Robert, cowfeeder, 19 South back
of Canongate
Cameron, Simon, confectioner, 305 High st.
Cameron, Thomas & J. M., Bath street Rope-
work, Leith
Cameron, Thomas, jun. 28 Bernard street
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Campbell, J. M. (Stein and Campbell), 49
Northumberland street
Campbell, John, grocer, 24 St Andrew street,
Leith — house, 59 Constitution street
Campbell, John, painter and glazier, 28 St
Patrick square — ho. 4 Sibbald place
Campbell, John, 4 Alva street
Campbell, Captain John, Blackford lodge,
Whitehouse loan
Campbell, John, W.S. 8 Scotland street
Campbell, John Archd., C.S., NP. Coramiss.
for Eng. and Irish affidavits, 2 Albyn place
Campbell, John, M.D. 8 Great Stuart street
Campbell, John, stabler, W. Northumberland
street lane
Campbell, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 15
Carnegie street
Campbell, John, cowfeeder, 18 Rose street
Campbell, Joseph, glazier, 65 Kirkgate
Campbell, Neil Colquhoun, advoc. 42 Nor-
thumberland street
Campbell, Robert, ironmonger, 19 Home st.
Campbell, Robert, spirit dealer, 14 Cromwell
street, Leith
Campbell, Simon (C. §• Smith), 26 York pi.
Campbell, Thos. E. & Co. metal merchants,
milled lead and lead pipe manuf. 8 Picardy
place and 117 Constitution street, Leith
Campbell, Thomas, 12 George square
Campbell, Thos. letter- carriei-, 48 Potterrow
Campbell, Thomas, grocer, tea, wine, and
spirit merchant, 8 Dublin street — house, 6
Hart street
Campbell, Thomas, flesher, 31 Thistle St.—
house, 4 Queensferry st.
Campbell, William, W.S. 6 Rutland square
Campbell, Lady, of Abreuchill, 6 Howard pi.
Campbell, William (G. P.-O.), 1 St John's
hill
Campbell, Mrs Alexander, spirit dealer, 2
Richmond lane
Campbell, Mrs Archibald, 3 Duncan street
Campbell, Mrs Geo. boarding school, 1 1 Belle-
vue crescent
Campbell, Mrs Jane, 9 Inverleith row
Campbell, Mrs Dr John, 13 Lynedoch pi.
Campbell, Mrs Major, 11 Saxe Coburg place
Campbell, Mrs William, 114 Ljiuriston pi.
Campbell, JNIrs, of Southhall, 68 Northum-
berland street
Campbell, Mrs, 60 North Castle street
Campbell, Mrs, cook, 90 Rose street
Campbell, Mrs, sick-nurse, 57 Cumberland st.
Campbell, Mrs, lodgings, 10 Heriot place
Campbell, Mrs, 3 Howard place
Campbell, Mrs, patent French staymaker, 3
Hill street
Campbell, Mrs, of Possil, 12 Abercromby pi.
Campbell, Mrs, sick nurse, 5 Crichton street
Campbell, Miss Amelia, of New field, 121
Princes street
Campbell, Miss, 30 StaflFord street
Campbell, Miss Helen, 50 George street
Cameron, Thomas, cabinetmaker, Charlotte
lane — ho. 39 Thistle street
Cameron, W. teacher of music, 1 St John st.
Cameron, Wm. Hodges, Secretary to tlieEdin.
Uater Company, 123 Princes street
Cameron, William, merchant, 37 Dundas st.
Cameron, William, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 9 East Richmond street
Cameron, Mrs C. ladies' nurse, 6 Bristo street
Cameron, Mrs, French staymaker, 37 Dundas
street
Cameron, Mrs, 20 Cumberland street
Cameron, Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 Calton street
Cameron, Miss, 23 Archibald place
Cameron, Miss, 1 Thomas street
Cameron, Miss, 44 Castle street
Cameron, Miss, 8 Atholl place
Cameron, Misses, dressmakers, 29 Fredrick st.
Campbell and Trail, W.S. 7 Melville street
Campbell and Smith, S.S.C. 26 York place
Campbell & Henderson, glass dealers, glaziers,
and horticultural builders, 51 N. Hanover
street
Campbell & Co. lace merchants, 63 George st.
Campbell, Messrs A. and A., W.S. 22 Dublin
street
Campbell, Alexander, 6 Charlotte square
Campbell, Archd. 4 Great King st.
Campbell, Arch. & Co. brewers, 145 Cowgate
Campbell, Archd. post horse and coach hirer.
East Rose street lane
Campbell, Archd. saddler, Lothian road
Campbell, Arthur, W.S. {A. ^ A. Campbell),
8 Drummond place
Campbell, Arthur,jun. W.S. (A. and A. Camp-
bell), 12 India stre<^t
Campbell, A. C. 2 Darjing's buildings. Stock-
bridge
Campbell, C. glass merchant, 1 Gayfield place
Campbell, Charles, of Combie, 1 4 Grove st.
Campbell, C. W. 11 Howard place
Campbell, Dick,& Son, shoemak. Morningside
Campbell, Donald, wine and spirit merchant,
521 Lawnmarket
Campbell, Douglas, 42 Ann street
Campbell, Dun. provision merchant, 87 Con-
stitution street — house, 2 Smith's place
Campbell, Geo. & Co. stationers and printers,
40 Leith street
Campbell, Geo. cowfeeder, 13 Buccleuch st.
Campbell, Geo. booksr. stationer, and news-
agent, 12 Howe street
Campbell, James, advocate, 37 Dublin street
Campbell, James, draper, 7 Dublin street
Campbell, Rev. James R. 15 Annandale st.
Campbell, James (Assist. Comm. Gen,), 3
Middleby street, Newington
Campbell, James, 30 Rutland square
Campbell, James, Hill street lane, north
Campbell, James, city recorder, 30 Candle-
maker row
Campbell, Mrs J. G. hotel keeper and com-
mercial inn, 41 Shore
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Campbell, Miss Isabella, 1 Manor place
Campbell, Miss M. dressmaker, 47 India pi.
Campbell, Miss Mary Duneaves, 10 Manor pi.
Campbell, Miss, 42 Great King street
Campbell, Miss, of Dalziell park, 117 Princes
street
Campbell, Miss, of Lochnell, Holyrood house
Campbell, Miss, of Succoth, 7 Gloucester pi.
Campbell, Miss, 35 Heriot row
Canch, Mjs, 23 London street
Candlish, R. S., D.D. 4 So. Charlotte st.
Candlish, Wm. lodgings, 8 Annfield, Newhv.
Cankwell, R. & Sons, boot and shoe makers,
2 Victoria street
Cannan, David, D.D. 38 Danube street
Cannon, Alexander, printer and publisher, 46
Hanover street — ho. 1 1 South St Andrew st.
Cannon, Alexander, Temperance hotel and
coflPee-house, 11 South St Andrew street
Canongate Clerk's Office, Canongate Court-
room— William Fraser, jun. W.S. clerk
Cappie, James, M.D. 9 Roxburgh street
Caravanna, Mrs, 33 Dublin street
Carfrae, Alexander, bank messenger, Clyde
street lane
Carfrae, David, preserver of birds and animals
to the university, 36 Rose street
Carfrae, Robert, house painter, 1 Erskine pi.
Carfrae, Thos. land-surveyor, 1 Erskine place
Carfrae, Wm. saddler, 7 Queen sferry street —
house, 3 Wallace place
Carfrae, Mrs & Son, bird-stuffers and fishing-
tackle makersj 3 Frederick street
Carfrae, Miss Jane, 1 1 Middleby street
Cargill, James, teacher, 1 Corunna place
Carlier, Mrs, 30 Haddington place
Carlyle, Wm. canine repository, Lothian road
Garment, John, S.S.C. {Patrick, M'Ewen, ^■
C), 15 London street
Cai-michael, Archibald, spirit merchant, 280
Canongate
Carmichael, James {Register House)^ 44 South
Bridge
Carmichael, James, poulterer, 5 and 6 Poultry
market and 106 George street — house, 34
North bridge
Carmichael, J. {High School)^ 16 London st.
Carmichael, Mitchell ( Property and Income
Tax), 1 Summerhall place
Carmichael, L. pharmaceutical chemist, 13
Calton street — house, 4 Calton Hill
Carmichael, Robt. flesh er, 75 Northumber-
land street — house, 44 Howe street
Carmichael, Thomas, smith, 5 St Andrew st.
Leith
Carmichael, Walter, architect, teacher of archi-
tectural drawing {late James Ruthveri), 44
South Bridge
Carmichael, William, A.C.S. 4 Hope street
Carmichael, Wm. S. surgeon and accoucheur,
22 Northumberland street
Carmichad, Wm. flasher, 3, 4, & 5 Broughton
market
Carmichael, Mrs Robt. poulterer, 60 Queen
street — house, 62
Carmichael, Mrs, 36 Inverleith row
Carmichael, Mrs, 22 Northumberland street
Carmichael, Mrs, lodgings, 23 Maitland st.
Carmichael, Misses, teachers, 23 Maitland st.
Carnishelie, James, figure and mould maker,
11 Greenside place
Carnduff, John, tailor and clothier, 9 Leith
street — house, 13 James square
Carnegie, James, jun. W.S. 16 Windsor street
Carnegie, J. mercantile agent, 100 Lauriston
place
Carnegie, James, lodgings, 55 Princes street
Carnegy, James, Laverock bank house, New-
haven
Carnegy, Rob., M.D. 19 Drummond place
Carnie, Jas. sen. fisherman, Newhaven
Carnie, Chas. merchant, 16 Clarendon cresc.
Caron, J. French teacher, 136 George street
Carpenter, M. boarding-house, 7 Buccleuchpl.
Carphin, George, 16 East Adam street
Carphin, George ( Commercial Bank), 8 Salis-
bury road
Carphin, Mrs, 8 Salisbury road
Carr, Michael, tailor & clothier, 1 Blenheim
place
Carr, Mrs, straw-hat maker, 2 St Vincent st.
Carr, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1
Blenheim place
Carr, Misses E. and C, French staymakers,
14 Greenside street
Carrick, James, smith and ironmonger, 156
Rose street — house, 4 Queensferry street
Carrick, William {Inland Revenue)^ 14 West
Preston street
Carrick, Mrs, 32 Broughton place
Carron Co.'s warehouse, Wet docks — John
Machattie, agent, Leith
Carron Co., Liverpool and Leith traders-
John Machattie, agent, Leith
Carruthers, Miss, of Holraains, 3 Frederick st.
Carse, David, coach builder, Orchardfield
Carse, J. & Son, patent axletree manufactory,
18 Greenside row
Carse, Thos. {J. C. Sr Son), 31 Gayfield sq.
Carse, Thomas {H. M. Customs, Leith), 17
Albany street, Leith
Carson, Miss, 82 Lauriston place
Carstairs and Robertson, wine and commission
merchants. Trinity vaults, 99 Giles' street,
Leith
CarstairSjA. engraver & chasser, 2 Shakspeare
square
Carstairs, D. gardener. Lovers' lane, Leith wk.
Carstairs, George {James Nasmyth 6f Co.)., 13
St James' square
Carstairs, James, gardener, Restalrig
Carstairs, James, comb maker, 30 Leith walk
Carstairs, Matthew, plumber and gasfitter, 71
Northumberland street — house, 23 Howe st.
Carstairs, Mrs, fruiterer, 106 George street —
nursery, Wariston lodge— ho. 59 Castle st.
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Carstairs, Mrs Dr, Rose bank, Bonnington
Carter, Frederick Hayne, accountant, 16
Queen street, agent for the United Service
and General Life Assurance and Guarantee
Association — liouse, 12 Carleton street
Carter, Josepli, tobacco manufacturer, 116
High street — house, 129 High street
Carter, Nicholas, wine merchant, 44 Hanover
street
Carter, Mrs John, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 202 Pleasance
Carter, Mrs Nicol, grocer, and spirit mer-
chant, 237 Canongate — house, 45 New st.
Carter, Mrs, 13 Annandale street
Carter, Mrs, 46 South Clerk street
Carter, Mrs, 1.5 Dean terrace
Carus, Miss Jane, 46 Queen street
Caskey, William, grocer and "spirit dealer, 16
College wynd
Cassels, Alex., W.S. 20 London street
Cassels, John G. {^Edin. and Leith Brewery')^
200 Canongate — house, 44 Rankeillor st.
Cassels, Walter Gibson, Blackford house
Cassie, James, dyer, 13 Baker's place
Castle, James, working jeweller, 21 Leith st.
Castle, John, accountant, 21 Leith street —
house, 13 Broughton place
Cathcart, James, Fergus&on, & Co. wine mer-
chants, 84 St Andrew street, Leith
Cathcart, Jas. (^Cathcart, Fergusson^ §■ Co.),
12 Carlton terrace
Cathcart, R. A., W.S. 1 George street
Cathcart, Mrs, 17 Great King street
Cathels, Misses, dressmrs. 67 Cumberland st.
Cathie, N., tailor and clothier,219 High street
Cathie, Thos. flesher, 19 William street
Cattanach, Wm. (Sunbury distillery). Haw-
thorn bank
Cattanach, Wm. jun. wine and spirit mercht.
102 Nicolson street — house, 12 Minto st.
Gaunter, Robert, 31 Saxe Coburg place
Cavage, Colonel, Bellville, Newington
Cavaye, Robt. Northfield place, Jock's lodge
Caw, John {Black and C), 25 St James' sq.
Caw, John B. 1 Hill square
Caw, Miss, 7 Grove street
Cawthorn, Mrs E. 2 Melville street
Cay and Black, advertising and newspaper
agents, 45 George street
Cay & Johnston, furnishing ironmongers and
railway coach lamp manufacturers, 7 Green-
side place
Cay, John, jun., W.S. 5 S.-E. Circus place
Cay, John, advocate, sheriff and commissary
of Linlithgowshire, 5 S.-E. Circus place
Cay, Mrs John, 14 Barony street
Cay, Miss Jane, 6 Great Stuart street
Celtic Society of Ireland — T. G. Stevenson,
87 Princes street, agent
Cess OfBce, County o; City, 57 North bridge
Chad wick, Colin, grocer and spirit dealer, 14
Citadel, Leith
Chadwick, Mrs James, grocer, 6 Shrub place
Chalmers' Territorial Church and Schoolt;
Manse, Rev. James H. Wilson, 137 Foun-
tainbridge
Chalmers and Chisholme, vinegar makers, and
wine and spirit merchants, 39 Potterrow
Chalmers, C. S. (of D. Robeitaon Sf Soil), 8
Elbe street, Leith
Chalmers, Charles, Castle bank, Eorough-
muirhead
Chalmers, David, M.D. 47 Lauriston place
Chalmers, George, saddler, 65 Clerk street
Chalmers, J. (C ^ Chisholme), 3 Lothian
street
Chalmers, James K. 1 Sylvan place
Chalmers, James, spirit dealer, 14 WestMait-
land street
Chalmers, James, spirit dealer, 7 Fox lane
Chalmers, James, shoemaker, 27 India street
Chalmers, James, spirit mercht. 75 Shore
Chalmers, John, spirit merchant, 8 St Andrew
street and 114 Kirkgate, Leith
Chalmers, John, shoemaker, 26 Calton hill
Chalmers, John, surveyor of buildings, 30
St James' square
Chalmers, John, coal merchant, 11 PortHope-
toun — house, 1G9 Fountainbridge
Chalmers, John Inglis, 27 Inverleith row
Chalmers, Richard, grocer, 8 Fife place
Chalmers, William & Co. spirit dealers, 2
Shrub place
Chalmers, Wm. tailor, 9 Barony street
Chalmers, Mrs M., 38 Cumberland street
Chalmers, Mrs James, lodgings, 22 India
street
Chalmers, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 84 Gt. King st.
Chalmers, Mrs, 1 Sylvan place
Chalmers, Mrs Thos. 20 Barony street
Chalmers, Mrs, 5 Norton place
Chalmers, Miss A., Craigleith house^
Chalmers, Miss MarioUj 33 Dublin street
Chalmers, Miss, Churchhill, Morningside
Chalmers, Miss, 58 India street
Chamber of Commerce & Manufactures, 10
Hunter square— J. F. MacfarJane and W.
Law, honorary secretaries
Chambers, W. ( IF. <|- R. C), 13 Manor place
Chambers, W. and R. publishers, 339 High
street
Chamney, Thos. & Co. boot and shoemakers,
16 Bristo street
Chancellor, George, W.S. {Macallan §• C,
Agents for the Liverpool and London Fire
and Life Insurance Co.), 26 Rutland sq.^ —
ho. 34 George sq.
Chancellor, Mrs, sen. of Shieldhill, 34 George
square
Chancery OfBce, Register house — director,
Archd. M'Neill, W.S. 8 Hill street— house,
73 Great King street
Chaplin, Thos. Robertson, accountant, II
Gloucester place
Chapman, David, card manufacturer, 32
Bernard street, Leith
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Chapman, Edward, M.D., Hawkfield house
Chapman, John, M.D. Hawkfield ho. Leitb
Chapman, John, junr. surgeon, Hawkfield ho.
Chapman, John, joiner, 208 Canongate
Chapman, Thos. auctioneer and appraiser,
5 Melbourne Place — ho. 10 St Patrick sq.
Chapman, IMrs Henry, Leith mount, Leith
CiiAniTv Workhouse, Forrest road
Charity Woikhouse, Canongate, Tolbooth
wynd
CuARiTY Workhouse, West Kirk, Lothian rd.
Charles. C. furniture dealer, 60 Broughton st,
Charles, George, flesher, 5G Fountainbridge
Charles, George, agent, 15 St Anthony place
Charles, James, cowfeedtr, 6 Elder street
Charles, James, furnishing ironmonger, 20
Broughton street. — See Adv.
Charles, John, 42 Inverleith row
Charles, Wra. flesher, 8 Middle market —
house, 3 Buccleuch street
Charteris, Miss, 33 Bridge street, Leith
Chatham, Jn. cheesera. & grocer, 326 Lawn-
market — house, 23 Archibald place
Chatto, Mifs, 21 Pitt street
Chaumont, Louis F. teacher of French, 44
Castle street
Clieape, Douglas, Lixmount, Trinity
Cheape, Mrs, of Rossie, 31 George square
Chedburn, George, lodgings, 53 Frederick st.
Chedburu, George, bootmaker, 88 Princes st.
Chedburng, basket and brush warehouse, 88
Princes street
Chesney, David, saw maker and retailer,
Mary King's close
Chessar, Mrs Wm. lodgings, 10 Castle street
Cheyne, Charles, surgeon, 3 Hamilton place,
Xewington
Cheyne, Henry (^Gordon, Stuart, and C),
6 Koyal ttrrace
Cheyne, Misses, Rosebank, Whitehouse loan
Chicken, William, wine and spirit dealer, 14
Market street
Chiene, Glo. T. accountant, 7 George street —
— Lous?, 9 Howard place
Chiene, Pat. 24 Abercromby place
Child, W. K. & Co. china and cut glass
store, 97 George street
Child, W. K. merchant, 1 Baxter's place
Child, Mrs, 8 Hart street
Chilton, Wm. lodgings, 7 No.-W. Circus pi.
Chirniide, Matthew, tailor and clothier, 25
North bridge
Chisholm, Archd. smith, 24 Kirkgate, Leith
Chisholm, David (iV. B. Insurance Office), 33
Montagu street
Chisholm, John Knox, dentist, 33 Queen st.
Chisholm, Robert {Mackay §- C), 25 East
Claremont street
Chisholm, Robt. cowfeeder, 22 Charles street
Chisholm, Robt. clothier, 25 Thistle street
Chisholm, Wm. leather mercht. 15 Blair st.
Chisholm, Miss, French staymaker, 16George
street
Chisholm, Mrs, straw-hat manufacturer and
furrier, 18 North bridge
j Chisholme, Robert, 15 Bruntsfield place
I Christiansen, J. & Co. shipbrokcrs and com-
mission merchants, 2 Dock place — housp,
I 43 Bridge street
j Christie, Alex, old bookseller, 97 Nicolson st.
j Christie, Alex, wine, spirit, and malt liquor
mercht. 23 George st. — house, 67 Hanover
I street
i Christie, Alexander, historical and portrait
j painter, 20 Forth street
Christie, Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Dock
place
Christie, Alex, lodgings, 30 Cumberland st.
Christie, Alex, of Hawkhiil, Leith
Christie, George, lodgings, 5 Howe street
Christie, Captain James, 8 Duncan street
Christie, Hendry, tobacco and snuff manufr.
45 South bridge
Christie, James, grocer and wine merchant,
30 High street
Christie, James, shoemaker, 22 Thistle street
Christie, John C, W.S. 20 Forth street
Christie, John & Son, breeches makers, hosiers,
and glovers, 16 George street
Christie, John {of A. C/o/g Sf Co.), Lauder
road. Grange
Christie, John, 10 Hanover street
Christie, John, 6 St John street
Christie, Joseph, superintend, east division,
Edinburgh Poor's House
Christie & Alexander, black cloth and silk
merchants, and general and family m.^urn-
ing outfitters, the national mourning ware-
house, 82, 83, and 84 South bridge
Christie, Peter, engraver, printer, and litho-
grapher, 5 Drummond street
Christie, Robert, manager, Scottish Equitable
Life Assurance Society — house. Juniper
green, Colinton
Christie, Robert, grocer and wine merchant,
53 Hanover street
Christie, Robert, junior (secretary Northern
Assurance Company), 16 Bonnington pi.
Chribtie, Robert L. working jeweller and
watchmaker, 18 and 20 Bank street, and 19
Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Christie, Samuel and William, slaters, 45
Constitution street
Christie, Captain T., R.N., 16 Hope street
Christie, Wm. cabinetmaker, Victoria terrace
Christie, William, 22 Scotland street
Christie, William {J. C. 4- Son), 16 BJacket
place
Christie, W. L. 27 Hamilton place. Stock -
bridge
Christie, Mrs David, 20 Forth street
Christie, Mrs John, 25 St James' square
Christie, Mrs, 2 Darnaway street
Christie, Mrs, 14 Pitt street
Christie, Mrs, 9 Duncan street
Christie, Miss, 30 Howard place
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Christison, Dr, professor of materia medica,
and consulting physician, 40 Moray place
Christison, John, advocate, sheriff of Ayrshire,
3 Great Stuart street
Chrystal, C. shoemaker, 28 Haddington pi.
Chrystal, Robert, tobacconist, 185 High street
— house, 72 Broughton street
Chrystal, Miss, teach, of drawing, 72 Brough-
ton street
Chrystie, Misses, 30 Dublin street
Church of England Life and Fire Assu-
rance Institution, 55 Great King street.
— See Adv.
Church (Established) of Scotland Schemes
Office, 22 Queen street
Chyne, IVIrs, 50 Rankeillor street
Ciceri and Pini, carvers, gilders, and looking-
glass manufacturers, 81 Leith street — house,
11 Calton street. — See Adv.
Circus Place School, 4 N.-E. Circus place, and
2 Royal circus — A. Musgrave, rector
City Chamberlain's Office, 10 Royal Exch.
City Chambers, 10 Royal Exchange
City Clerk's Office, 10 Royal Exchange
City of Edin. Paving Board, 39 George st.
City of Glasgow Life Assurance Co. 21 St
Andrew sq. — Rob. Balfour, sec. — See Adv.
City of Glasgow Bank — Alex. Stronach.mana-
ger, 12 Hanover street — sub-offices, 60
Grassmarket, and 8 Hunter Square — Chas.
Hay, sub-manager
City Poor-Rates office, 57 North Bridge
City Procurator-Fiscars office, 10 Royal Ex-
change
Clapperton, Jas. {Wishart 8^- C.),Williamfield
Clapperton, James, 15 West Preston street
Clapperton, John & Co. wholesale and retail
woollen drapers, 371 High street
Clapperton, John (J. C. §- Co.), 14. Great King
street
Clapperton, J. china merchant, 48 Dundas st.
Clapperton, M. J. grocer, 31 Upper Gray st.
Clapperton, Thos. {J. C. §- Co.), 12 Teviotrow
Clapperton, Mrs Alex. 14 Great King street
Clapperton, Mrs James, Williamfield
Clark & Crawford, grocers and wine merchts.
3 Rutland place
Clark, Adam, Wool Pack inn, 14 Bristo street
Clark, Alex. (Falkirk Iron Co.) 6 Wharton
place
Clark, Alex, provision store, 79 Broughton st.
Clark, Alex, clerk, 52 Broughton street
Clark, Andrew R. advocate, 64 Northumber-
land street
Clark, Chas., S.S.C 51 Castle street
Clark, David, inspector of weights, 124 Pleas.
Clark, Fran. Wm. aiivocate, 35 London street
Clark, G. & A. grocers and wine merchants,
1 Elm row — house, 17 Forth street
Clark, George, plumber, 23 Rose street
Clark, James, spirit dealer, 4 Shakspeare sq. —
house, 2
Clark, John, 6 Teviot row
Clark, John, Venetian-blind manufacturer,
Gayfield sq. and Lothian Road
Clark, Rev. John, 9 St John street
Clark, Robert, wholesale tea dealer^ 36 Drum-
mond place
Clark, R. and Co, merchants, 31 Hanover st.
Clark, R. & R. printers, 42 Hanover street
Clark, Robert (R. ^- R. C), 33 East Clare-
mont St.
Clark, Robt. engraver & lithographer, 8 So.
St Andrew st. — houpe, 26 Dublin street
Clark, Robert, writer, 24 Pleasance
Clark, T. & T. law-booksellers and publish-
ers, 38 George street
Clark, Thos., D.D. 7 Queen street
Clark, Thomas {T. Sf T. C), 4 Hart stre
Clark, Thomas, waiter, 19 Fettes row
Clark, Wm. house-agent, 22 Carnegie st.
Clark, Mrs John, 11 Keir street
Clark, Mrs John, hotel and tavern, Pier pi.
Newhaven
Clark, Mrs, sick-nurse, 12 Carnegie street
Clark, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 40
George street
Clark, Miss, 30 Royal circus
Clark, Misses Eliza and Jane, 78 George st.
Clarke, Ralph, Meadow lodge. Meadow walk
Clarke, Wm. Echo Bank
Clarkson, Eben., M.D., E.I.C.S. 18 Brough-
ton place
Clarksou, William, builder, 7 Spittal street
Clarkson, Mrs, 34 London street
Clason, James H. 10 Buccleuch place
Clason, Rev. Patrick, D.D. 22 Gtorge sq.
Clay, John, smith. Circus lane
Clazy, Geo. city missionary, 18 Meadow pi,
Cleghorn, George, china and cut gla.'s ware-
house, 12 St Andrew square
Cleghorn, John, Clydesdale inn, 2G Grass-
market
Cleghorn, Thos. advocate, 26 Queen street
Cleghorn, Wm. spirit dealer, Tyne Castle
Cleghorn, William, teacher, 5 Buccleuch st.
Cleghorn, Mrs, Stonefield, Canaan
Cleghorn, IMiss, 40 Castle street
Cleghorn, Miss Jane, Berlin and fancy ware-
house, 6Q George street
Cleland, Mrs Wm. 7 Malta terrace
Cleland, Mrs, 13 Annandale street
Clement, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 42
North Richnaond street
Clement, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 42 North
Richmond street
Clephane, Mrs, 15 Buccleuch street
Clepbane, Mrs Joseph, lodgings, 6 Howe st.
Clerihew, Peter, lodgings, 3 Albany street
Clerk, John, coal office, E. & G. Railway
Station, Haymarket
Cleugh, John C. {Mackay, Cunningham , §•
Co.)., 9 Newington place
Cleugh, Miss Eliza, 3 Rutland square
Clinkscales, Robert, linen-draper, 168 High
street — house, 24 St Patrick square
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Clunes, Jas. {Mercury Office), 33 Parkside st.
Clunas, Alex, coal merchant, 7 Lauriston st.
Clydesdale Banking Co. Royal Exchange —
James Greenhill, manager
Clydesdale Dairy Co. 24 Howe street — James
Christie, dairyman
Coates, Thomas, recorder Calton burying
grounds, 17 Calton hill
Cobban, Mrs, 25 Raeburn place
Cobbold, Charles, Broughton park
Cobbold,Thos. Spence, M.D. 25 Archibald pi.
Cobham, M. prof, of music, &c. 38 India st.
Cochrane, Andrew, 14 Brandon street
Cochrane, Paterson, & Co. corn factors and
general com. agents, 20 Constitution street
Cochrane, Henry, assistant superintendent,
Dairy Cemetery
Cochrane, Henry, Railway inn, Haymarket
Cochrane, James & Co. gas-meter makers,
Greenside lane
Cochrane, Robt. & John, coach builders, 36
Bread street
Cochrane, .James, 2 Janefield place, Leith
Cochrane, Jn. mast and block maker, 29 Com-
mercial pi. — ho. 13 Cromwell st. Leith
Cochrane, John, tin-plate worker and gas-
fitter, 77 Kirkgate
Cochrane, John, china merchant, 27 West
Preston street
Cochrane, Jn., M.D. surgeon and apothecary,
503 Lawnmarket — ho. 17 Argyle square
Cochrane, Robert, corn dealer, 30 Earl Grey st.
Cochrane, Robt. H. grocer, 2 High street
Cochrane, Thomas, shawl manufacturer, 15
Nicolson street
Cochrane, Wm. G. {^Cochrane and Paterson),
2 James' place, Leith
Cochrane, Wm. tailor and clothier, 115 Kirk-
gate, Leith
Cochrane, Mrs, 35 York place
Cochrane, Mrs, 5 Randolph place
Cockburn and Co. wine raerchts. 7 Duke st.
Leith
Cockburn, Alexander, 16 Alva street
Cockburn, Alex, cowfeeder, 208 Canongate
Cockburn, Alex, surgeon R.N. 9 Union street
Cockburn, A. goldbmith and jeweller, 3 Fre-
derick street
Cockburn, C hosier, glover, and shirt maker,
96 Princes st. — house, 13 Bank street
Cockbiirn, James, fruit merchant, 2 JBristo
place — bouse, 3 Chapel st.
Cockburn, James, hairdresser, 45 Clerk st.
Cockburn, J. H. West India merchant, 1 Baltic
street
Cockburn, J., and Campbell, wine merchants,
32 St Andrew square
Cockburn, John ( C. ^- Campbell), 5 Doune ter.
Cockburn, John, keeper. Royal Society , Royal
Institution
Cockburn, John, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 21 South Castle street
Cockburn, P. cowfeeder, 25 Arthur street
Cockburn, Peter, cowfeeder, 18 Duke street,
Leith, and 107 Kirkgate
Cockburn, Robt. coal merchant, 19 Dundas st.
Cockburn, Robert, coffee-room, 51 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Cockburn, R. L. baker, 27 Dean street
Cockburn, Mrs C. cap maker, 13 Bank street
Cockburn, Mrs, 2 Manor place
Cockburn, Mrs, French staymaker, 2 Buc-
cleuch street
Cockburn, Miss Agnes, 1 1 Dublin street
Cockburn, Misses, 4 Castle street
Cockson, Mrs, India shawl and lace darner,
22 Society
Coghiil, J. pay-sergeant & storekeeper. Royal
Mid- Lothian Yeo. Cavalry, 15 St James' sq.
Colcleuch, Mrs, 23 St James' square
Coleman, Abraham, surgeon-dentist and
chemist, 18 Frederick street — house, 13
Colden, John and Son, wrights and under-
takers, Morrison street, Tobago street
Coldstream, Dr John, F.R.C.P. 51 York place
Coldstream, Mrs, 1 Hermitage place, Leith
Cold well, James, smith, Mary place
Collector's office, Canongate poor-rates, 163
Canongate
Collector's oflSce, West Kirk poor-rates, 1
Rutland street
Collector's office. Police & Prison Assess-
ments, Police chambers. High street
Collector's office, Police Assessment, 110
Constitution street, Leith
Collector's oflBce, S. Leith poor rate and
road money, 59 Constitution street
Collegiate Institution, 7 Great King street.
— See Adv.
Collie, D. R. & Son, printers and publishers,
19 St David street — ho. 51 Hopepark end
Collie, D. of Commercial Bank, 7 So. Char-
lotte street
Collier, G. baker, 23 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Collier, John, tailor, 14 Heriot pi. Lauriston
Collier, William ( Witness Office), 2 West
Nicolson street
Collins, E. & Son, joiners, upholsterers, and
cabinet-makers, 110 Rose street — house, 26
Frederick street
Colonial Life Assurance Co. 5 George street.
— See Adv.
Colquhoun, John C. advocate, 10 Melville st.
Colquhoun, James, M.D., H.E.I.C.S.24War-
riston crescent
Colquhoun, Ludovic, advocate, 18 George
square
Colquhoun, Peter, grocer, 70 Cumberland st.
Colquhoun, Miss, 27 Stafford street
Colthered, John, dairy, 16 Cumberland street
Colston & Son, printers, &c. 80 Rose street-
house, 33 Parkside street
Colston, Mrs James, 38 Rankeillor street
Coltness Colliery Oflfice, Chas. Brown, agent,]
Lothian road
Colville, Mrs, 100 Lauriston place
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Colville, Misses, 7 Rankeillor street
Colvin, George {Dryburgh Sf Co.), 12 Beau-
mont place
Comb, James, coal merchant, 4 Semple street
Comb, Robert, upholsterer, 6 Hanover street
Comb, Robt. shoemaker, 22 Dundas street
Combe, Charles T. ( Combe, Ree S^- Co.), 36 York
place
Combe, George, 45 Melville street
Combe, J. S., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 36 York
place
Combe, Matthew, tailor, 34 North bridge
Combe, Ree & Co. corn factors and merchants,
19 Constitution street
Combe, Misses, 7 Morrison street
Commercial Bank of Scotland, 14 George St.,
and 24 Constitution street, Leith
Commercial Credit Mutual Assurance Soc.
25 York place
Commissary Office, Exchequer Chambers,
Parliament sq. — W. Alexander, W.S.
clerk — T. Inglis, depute
Common, Robert, waiter, 4 Hill place
Common, Wm. candlemaker, 8 Union place and
Megget's court — house, 13 Union place
Compositors' Society — Wm. G. Souter,
15 Richmond place, clerk
Compton, Mrs, Grange loan
Comrie, Alex. 18 Rankeillor street
Conacherj J. & P. organ-builders, 3 Downie
place
Conacher, John, auctioneer and appraiser, 22
and 100 Victoria street
Condamine & Drummond, wine merchants,
4 Duke street, Leith
Condamine & Co. vfine merchants, 4 Duke
street, Leith
Condamine, R. de la, 28 Brougbton place
Congleton, Thos. wine & spirit mercht. 6 Han-
over street and 355 High street — ho. 369
Connell, James, of Lonning head, 38 Inver-
leith row
Connell, William, coach and harness maker,
6 Richmond place
Connell, Mrs, 1 So. James street
Conning, Alex. jun. flesher, 18 Raeburn place
Connolly, Archd. cattle-dealer, Belfrage lane
Connolly, James S. printer, 9 Montagu street
Connolly, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 5©
Buccleuch street
Conochie, John, letter-carrier, 10 Middle
Arthur place
Conochie, Wm. letter-carrier, 10 Arthur st.
Consistorial Clerk's Office, Parlislment
house
Constable, J. & M. shawl, crape, and dress
cleaners, 56 Lothian street
Constable, Thomas, printer to her Majesty,
11 Thistle St.— ho. Selville, Portobello
Constable, Thomas and Co. publishers, 31
St Andrew Square
Consul, American, John Broadfoot, 16 As-
sembly street
Consul, Belgian, John M. Mitchell, 2 Dock
place, Leith
Consul, Brazilian, H. Denovan, 10 Dock
gates
Consul, Danish, Wm. Marshall, 26 Consti-
tution street, Leith
Consul, French, for all Scotland, Jules
P'leury, 17 Heriot row
Consul, Hanseatic Vice, A. Robinow, 25
Constitution street, Leith
Consul, Oldenburg, Henry Denovan, 10
Dock gates
Consul, Mecklenburg, Henry Denovan, 10
Dock gates
Consul, Netherlands & Hanover, Alexander
Paterson, 9 Bernard street, Leith
Consul, Portuguese, Wm. Muir, 42 Quality-
street, Leith
Consul, Prussian, J. G. Thomson, 18
S. St Andrew street, and 27 St Andrew
street, Leith
Consul, Russ-ian, David Thom, 28 Constitu-
tion street, Leith
Consul, Spanish, James Gordon, 2 Coatfield
lane
Consul, Swedish and Norwegian, T. Hut-
chinson, Railway buildings. Citadel
Conway, Patrick, clothier, 4 St Mary's wynd.
— See Adv.
Conway, Mrs, 53 Lothian street
Cook, Alex. Shank, advocate, 35 Gt. King st.
Cook, Alex, carter, Albany st. cottage, Leith
Cook, John {W. 8f J. C. ), 1 1 Great King st.
Cook, Robt. shipmaster, Claremont Park,
Leith
Cook, Thos. hatter, 3 Tolbooth wynd
Cook, W. & J., W.S. 32 Abercromby place
Cook, Walter, 25 Drummond place
Cook, Misses, 9 West Preston street
Cooke, James, teacher of music, 40 Gt.Kingst.
Coombs, Rev. J. A. 34 Great King street
Cooper, Alex, carver and gilder, 21 Baltic st.
Cooper, A. haircutter & perfr., 19 Downie pi.
Cooper, Charles, 30 St James' square
Cooper, David, accountant, 5 Greenside row
Cooper, Edw. A. printer, 31 Cumberland st.
Cooper, Jas. boot and shoem. 3 High terrace
Cooper, Robert, lodgings, 35 Scotland street
Cooper, Thos. & Co. buiton factors, agents,
&c. 1 & 2 So. bridge, & 2 No. bridge
Cooper, Thomas (C. Sf Co.), 15 Blacket pi.
Cooper, Thomas, silversmith, 2 Swinton row
— house, 20 Barony street
Cooper, Wm. teacher of writing, arithmetic,
and book-keeping, 10 George street
Cooper, Wm. cowfeeder, 3 Sheriff brae
Cooper, Mrs Wm. hotel and tavern keeper,
23 Fleshmarket close
Cooper, Miss Hannah, Lord Russell place
Copland, Geo. clothier, 37 Frederick street
Copland, R. T. tailor & clothier, 20 George
street
Copland, Mrs Francis, midwife, 88 Abbey hill
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Corbett, Wm. surgeon-dentist,53 Frederick st.
Corbett, Mrs Jane, lodgings, 14 Cumberland I
street j
Cormack, D. & Son, smiths and ironmongers, '
1 Terrace, Leith st, & Shakspeare square
Cormack and M'AIillan, W.S. 33 York place
Cormack, D. {D. C. 4" Son), Comely Green
house
Cormack, David, S.S.C. and accountant, and
agent for the Law Life Assurance Suciety
of London, 33 York place. — See Adv.
Cormack, Hugh, bookseller and stationer, 48
George street — house, 21 Leopold place [
Cormack, James (Z). C.6{Soii),'l\ St James'" sq. ;
Cormack, James, spirit dealer, 10 Shore |
Cormack, Jolin, butcher, 10 Elder street — I
house, 25 Clyde street 1
Cormack, Wm. 22 Inverleith row |
Cormack, Mrs, 106 Lauriston place
Cormack, JMiss, straw-hat maker and mil-
liners, 13 Xorth bridge
Corner, J. wood engraver, 14 Beaumont
place
Corner, Jas. & Co. {late A. Machryde), hair-
dresser & perfumer to the Queen, 67 George
street
Corner, John, tailor & clothier, 60 Princes
street
Corner, ]\Iiss JIary, lady body-belt and stay-
maker, 161 Rose Street
Cornet, Mrs, lodgings, 12 Cumberland street
Corns, Wm. & Co. stationers, envelope manu-
facturers, and bookbinders, 26 Waterloo
place — house, 7 Little King street
Cornwall, Dr, F.R.C.S.6 West Circus place
Cornwall, James, 6 Bellevue terrace
Corrie, Thomas, 25 Melville street
Corstorphine, Peter, boot and shoemaker,
M'Niel place, Leith walk
Cosens, John, W.S. 15 Broughton place
Cosens, Peter, advocate, 15 Broughton place
Cossar, G. (^Bank of Scotland) , 4 Frederick
street
Cossar, James, flesher, 113 Causeyside
Cottam, Richd. tailor, 6 Infirmary street
Cottingham, Joseph {Office of Inland Reve-
7iue), Elizafield, Bonniugton
Cotton, George & Son, tobacconists to the
royal household, 23 Princes street
Cotton, George, S.S.C. 40 York place
Cotton, George ( G. C. and Son), 71 Bristo st.
Cotton, George, tobacco manufacturer, 231
High street
Cotton, James, 231 High street — house, 10
Buccleuch place
Cotton, John, snuff manufacturer, 35 Princes
street, and 68 Bristo street
Cotton, Wm. (G. C. Sf Son), 3 Blacket pi.
Coubrough, John, grocer and spirit merchant,
19 Greenside street
Council Chambers, 10 Royal Exchange
Council Chambers, Leith, 107 Constitution
street
County Fire Office, 8 Gloucester place-
Webster & Kenny, and Fred. H. Carter,
16 Queen street, agents
County Police Office, County hall, Edin-
burgh, and Bathfield cottage, Leith
County Prison Board, 39 George street
Couper, Andrew, brewer, 1 1 St Anthony st.
Leith
Couper, J. ( Wm. C. 8f So7i), I London street
Couper, Robert, dairy, 5 Duncan street
Couper, Wm. H. writer, 4 Pitt street, Leith
Couper, Wm. & Son, bootmakers, 6 St An-
drew square
Couper, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Leopold place
Couper, Misses, dress and strawbonnet makers,
7 Barony street
Couper, J. & A. dressmakers, 30 Rose street
Coupland, John, bookbinder, 56 High street
Courant Publishing Office, 188 High street
— printing office, 190
Court, John, S.S.C. 21 George square
Cousin, David, architect and city superinten-
dent. City chambers — ho. Greenhill gardens
Cousin, Geo. surveyor and valuator of build-
ings, 12 Royal Exchange — house, Greenhill,
Bruntsfield Links
Cousin, James, cabinetmaker, 101 Hope park
Cousin, John, builder, 56 Cumberland st.
Couston, D. provision merchant, 33 Sheriff
brae, Leith
Coutie, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 309 High st. J
Coutts, Alex, spirit dealer, 44 Broughton st. ^
Coutts, Charles, spirit dealer, 10 Gibb's entry
Coventry, Andrew, advocate, 29 JMoray place
Coventry, Rev. George, of Shan well, 33 Mel-
ville street
Coventry, Mrs Dr, 28 Moray place
Cow, W., Laverock bank cottage, Trinity
Cowan & Co. paper makers, stationers, and
vellum binders, 17 Princes street
Cowan & Strachan, silk mercers, &c. 15
Princes street
Cowan, Alex. 30 Royal terrace
Cowan, A. D. 1 Lower Gilmour place
Cowan, Charles, ironmonger, 136 High st.
— house, 8 Gilmour place
Cowan, David {Hunter, Blair, and C), 17
Moray place -
Cowan, Geo., M.D. surgeon, 30 Clerk street
Cowan, Geo. razor paste and furniture oil
manufacturer, 1 S.-W. Circus place
Cowan, James (Coivan Sf Co.)., 17 Princes st.
— house, 33 Royal terrace
Cowan, James, M.D. surgeon, 14 Rankeillor st
Cowan, Dr James, surgeon R.N. 23 Nelson
street
Cowan, James G. {Grindlay, C. and Co.., Leith),
24 Drummond place
Cowan, James, gardener, 1 Abbey
Cowan, John, portrait painter, 2 Marshall's
court
Cowan, Lord, 4 Ainslie place
Cowan, Robert, W.S. 9 Carlton terrace
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Cowan, William^ brassfounder and gas meter
maker, 60 Buccleuch street — ho. 1 West
Maitland street
Cowan, Wm. 3 Comely greeu place
Cowan, Wm. 2 Montpelier
Cowan, Mrs, 7 Hill place
Cowan, Mrs, 9 Carlton terrace
Cowey, Mrs Wm. 3 Gayfield place
Cowie, Alexander, 27 Gilmore place
Cowie, R. A. portrait and historical painter,
68 George street
Cowieson, David & Peter, printsellers, sta-
tioners, and general warehousemen, 50
Nicolson street
Cownie & Son, clothier, 27 Lothian street —
house, 41 Lothian street
Cownie, William, jun. 13 Rankeillor street
Cowper, Wm. writer, 29 Alva street
Cowper, Mrs, corsetmaker, 34 Castle street
Cowper, Misses, day and boarding school, 22
Gardner's crescent
Coxe, James, 9 Atholl crescent
Cox, Robert, W.S. 25 Rutland street
Cox, Wm. envelope maker & black borderer,
2 Greenside place
Coxson, James, grocer, 100 Abbey hill, and
6 Baxter's place
Grabble, John & Co., merchts.. Great Junction
road, Leith
Grabble, John (J. C. 8)- Co.), 27 Pilrig street
Crabbie, R. S. wine and spirit merchant, 59
Yardheads — house, 1 Smith's place
Crabbie,Mrs Janet, linen and woollen draper,
42 North bridge — house, 37 North bridge
Crager, Philip, 3 East Preston street
Craig, Christie, and Co. hat manufacturers,
23 Potterrow
Craig and Rose, oil merchants and drysalters,
Anderson's place
Craig, Alex, and Co. clothiers and hatters to
the Queen, 103 & 104 South bridge
Craig, Alex. 6 Carlton street
Craig, And. & Wm. lock and hinge makers,
Rae's close, Canongate
Craig, Archibald ( Crazp-s Brothers), 1 1 Blacket
place
Craig, David, baker, 6 Norton place
Craig, David Jamieson, 38 Dublin street
Craig, D. Register House, 15 Brandon street
Craig, Henry, Wardie crescent
Craig, Jas. T. Gibson, W.S. 24 York place
Craig, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
40 Broughton st. — house, 64
Craig, James, grocer, wine merchant,' and
spirit dealer, 40 Clerk street
Craig, James, manager Sunhury Distillery,
20 Great Stuart street
Craig, James, shoemaker, 385 Lawnmarket
Craig, John, clothier, 3 Leith street terrace —
house, 24 Greenside place
Craig, John, provision merchant, 8 Catharine
street — house, 10
Craig, Jn. (^Advertiser office), 23 Lauriston st.
Craig, Thomas, baker and victual dealer, 42
Broughton street — house, 72
Craig, Mrs Jas. midwife, 10 Middle Arthur p].
Craig, Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, 1 St Leo-
nard's hill
Craig, Mrs J. 8 Grove street
Craig, Mvi, ladies' nurse, 51 India place
Craig, Miss, 6 West Claremont street
Craig, Misses, stockmakers, 80 Princes street
Craigs Brothers, wholesale and retail woollen
drapers and hatters, 107 South bridge
Craigie, Dr Dav. physician, 19 Montagu st.
Craigie, Forbes (G.P.-O.), 8 Roxburgh ter.
Craigie, George, lodgings, 9 Wemyss place
Craigie, George (G. P.- O.), 56 India street
Craigie, Henry, W.S , Falcon hall
Craigie, Jas. straw bonnet manufacturer, .ji.>
South bridjie — ho. 24 Buccleuch place
Craigie, P. Edraonstone, Colonel, C.B. 47
Melville street
Craigie, Wm. S. tailor & clothier, 4 Buccleuch
street
Craigie, Mrs, of Dumbarnie, 17 Rutland street
Craik, David, writer, 11 Duncan street
Cramond, Miss Jane, 85 Great King street
Cranston, Robt. temper, hotel, 43 Princes st,
Cranston, Miss Elizabeth, 48 Castle street
Craufurd, James, solicitor-general, 18 Char-
lotte square
Craven, Wm. lace merchant, 121 Princes st.
Craw, Henry, coach -hirer, 20 Charles street
Crawford, David, press & machine maker, 3"2
St Patrick sq.
Crawford, David, S.S.C., master extraordinary
in High Court of Chancery, 2 N.-E. Circus
place
Crawford, David, millraaster, Bennington
mills
Crawford, Rev. Dr, 13 Great King street
Crawford, Rev. David, assist, treas. and sec.
U. P. Church, 5 Queen street — house,
37 London street
Crawford, George, baker, 106 Rose street
Crawford, G. W. writer, Summerbank, Bel-
le vue
Crawford, Jas. jun. W.S., master extraordi-
nary in Chancery, and commissioner Courts
of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and
Exchequer, 12 Duke street
Crawford, James, warehouseman, 50 South
bridge
Cravvford, James, slater, 24 Kirkgate
Crawford, James, agent, 1 and 2 Greenmarket
Crawford, James, boot and shoe maker, 1 St
Bernard's place
Crawford, Jas. coal merchant and agent, 14
Port-Hopetoun — house, 166 Fountainbridge
Crawford, John, Balquhatstone Colliery, 14
Port Hopetoun, and 118 Princes street
Crawford, John, 4 Pitt stret^t, Bennington
Crawford, John, tailor and clothier, 2 Mait-
land street, Newhaven
Crawford, M. (Canal Co.'s office), 1 Port-Hopn.
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Crawford, NimmOj leather- cutter, 25 East
Crosscausey
Crawford, R. & D., S.S.C and N.P. 2 North
East Circus place
Crawford, Thos. baker^ 68 Kirkgate
Crawford, Walter {Miller ^- Crcnvford,) 61
Clerk street
Crawford, Wm., M.D. surgeon, 29 Broughton
street
Crawford, Wm. port, painter, 46 Gt. King st.
Crawford, W^m. baker, 31 Shore
Crawford, Mrs A. F. 5 Randolph clifF
Crawford, Mrs, 2 Melville street
Crawford, Mrs Catharine, lodgings, 8 Hopest.
Crawford, Mrs, barm brewer, Haddon's court
Crawford, Misses, 1 7 Archibald place
Crawfurd, John, 59 Constitution street
Crawfurd, Major, 22 Royal circus
Crawfurd, Wm. of Cartsburn, 5 Bellevue cr.
Crawfurd, Miss, embroiderer, 26 India place
Crease and Taylor, brewers, Drumdryan
Crease, W. & Sons, manufacturers & whole-
sale haberdashers, 4.21 Lawnmarket
Crease, Wm. (C 4" Sons), 2 Bruntsfield pi.
Crease, Jlrs, 2 Bruntsfield place
Cree, David, commission agent, 3 Smith's pi.
Cree, James, merchant, 7 Brunton place
Cree, Mrs Wm. 8 Smith's place
Creigh, T. R. Gibraltar house
Crerar, P. & Co. shooting establishment, 357
Advocates' close
Crerar, Mrs, spirit merchant, 106 Nicolson st.
Crewdson, Isaac, commercial traveller, 9
Blenheim place
Crichton, Alex, housekr. Custora-ho. Leith
Crichton, Alex. (G.P.-O.), 31 West Norton
place
Crichton, Andrew, LL.D. 33 St Bernard's
crescent
Crichton, David, carpenter and cabinetmaker,
3 ToUcross and Wharton lane
Crichton, G. & M. gold and silver smiths and
watch makers, 55 North bridge
Crichton, George, 1 1 Viewforth
Crichton, Hew, S.S.C. 13 Nelson street
Crichton, Hew H., W.S. 13 Nelson street
Crichton, J. A. advocate, 13 Nelson street
Crichton, M. H. 8 Sciennes
Crichton, W. silv. plate manufr. 63 No. bridge
Crichton, W. 3 West Newington
Crichton, Mrs Colonel, 9 Clarence street
Crichton, Mrs, 12 Danube street
Crighton, Hugh Ford, artist, 40 Great King
street
Crighton, James, grocer, tea & wine merchant,
1 Kerr street — house, 6 Spring gardens
Crighton, Mrs James, 2 Carlton street
Croal, James, Merchiston park
Croal, Geo. music teacher, 17 London street
Croal, Robt. (Couraitt Office), 15 South Col-
lege street
Croall, J. and W. coach and harness makers,
York lane
Croall, John & Son, job and postmasters,
Royal Caledonian Bazaar, 9 & 10 Leith walk,
Dublin street and Young street lanes
Croall, John, coach builder and coach proprie-
tor, 4 Princes street, and Caledonian
Bazaar, 10 Leith Walk, Middlefield
Croall, Peter, coach builder, 61 Princes street
— house, 10 North St Andrew street
Croall, William, jun. and Co. coach builders,
1 7 Greenside place
Croall, W. {J. 8f W. C), 21 Broughton street
Crocket, John, 14 Canongate
Croil, Alexander, Leslie bank, Whitehouse
Croket, Miss, 10 Lynedoch place
Crole, David, 3 Ramsay gardens
Croley & Co. staymakers, 23 Duke street
Croley, William, pharmaceutical chemist and
druggist, I Downie place
Croll, David, cabinetmaker, 242 Cowgate
Croll, David, jun. cabinetmaker, 291 Cowgate
Crombie, Alexander, of Thornton, 1 1 Moray
place
Crombie, Andrew, & Son, dyers, 19 Brown
square, and Water of Leith
Crombie, George D. 2 Alva street
Crombie, James, carter, 1 Spence place
Crombie, John, 19 Brown sq. — ho. 90 Lauris-
ton place
Crombie, Miss, 90 Laiiriston place
Crooks, Geo. merchant and agent, 44 Quality
street
(J room. Rev. David M. 1 Upper Gilmore
place aj
Croom, Mrs, 3 Argyle square "
Cropper, William, painter, &c. 7 India street
— house, 25
Crosbie, George, 19 Walker street
Crosbie, James, spirit merchant, 40 West
Richmond street
Cross & Carruthers, jewellers, and dealers in
articles of vertu, 61 Hanover street
Cross, James, spirit merchant, 87 Kirkgate
Crossan, A. bootmaker, 107 Rose street
Crouch, William, watchmaker, jeweller, and
parcel conveyance office, agent for the Kent
Mutual Assurance Society^ 40 North bridge
— house, 11 Lutton pi.
Crow, Wm. tailor, 105 South bridge
Crowe, James, tailor and clothier, 2 North
bridge
Crowe, Robert B. rector Rev. Dr Andrew
Thomson's school, 10 Queensferry street
— house, 1 Grove street
CllOw^f Agent's Office, Parliament square
—John Clerk Brodie, W.S. Agent
Ckown Hotel, 10, 11, and 12 Princes street
Crown Life Assurance Office — E. Logan,
W.S. 141 George street, and Patrick
M<»rison, accountant, 2 Scotland st. agents
Crudelins, C.W. (Swaine 6fCo.), Jessfieldho.
Cruickshank & Ronaldson, cabinetmakers,
upholsterers and undertakers, 1 M' Neil's
place
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Cruickshank & Veitch, cabinetmakers and
upholsterers and house agents, 107 George
street and 38 St Cuthbert street
Cruickshank, Alex. & Sons, shirt makers,
hosiers, and glovers, 57 George street
Cruickshank, Alexander (J. C. &,- Sons), 49
Lauriston place
Cruickshank, Alex, fort-major, Edinburgh
castle
Cruickshank, Edward, 1 6 Comely bank
Cruickshank, Jas. surgeon, 12 Dublin street
Cruickshank, William, gardener, Annfield
cottage, Newhaven
Cruickshank, Sirs, lodgings, Anchorfield,
Newhaven
Cruickshank, Mrs John, 3 Wallace place
Cruickshank, Mrs Thomas, tobacco manufac-
turer, 63 Broughton street
Cruickshanks, Miss, 7 Stafford street
Cruickshank, Miss, ti Duncan st. Newington
Cuddie, Miss Clementine, Millburn lodge
Cvilbertson, James, writer, 27 Elder street
CuUen, Rev. G. D. 28 Royal ten-ace
CuUen, John, W.S. 34 York place
Cullen, Thomas, surveyor of taxes, 6 Water-
loo place
Cullen, Mrs, 30 Pitt street
Cullen, Mrs, 14 Inverleith row
Cullen, Mrs James, 2 Lynedoch place
Cullens, Alexander, 22 Pitt street
Cumine, Captain George (late E.I.C.S.), 14
Clarendon crescent
Cumine, Miss, 20 Ann street
Cumming, James, LL.D., H.M. Inspector of
Schools, 20 Pilrig street
Cumming, James, wine and spirit merchant,
3 Heriot bridge
Cumming, J. commercial traveller, 6 Fyfe
place
Cumming, Thos. wood merchant and packing-
box maker. Market street
Cumming, William, M.D., F.R.C.P.E, 42
Queen street
Cumming, Mrs Dr, 1 Rankeillor street
Cumming, Hon. Mrs Leslie, 44 Queen street
Cumming, Mrs, midwife, 38 Brunswick st.
Cumming, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Maitland street
Cumming, Miss, 31 Minto street
Cummings, John, turner, 81 High street
Cummins, Mrs John, 112 Lauriston place
Cundell, Joseph, agent, British Linen Co,
48 Bernard street, Leith
Cuningham & Co. wine merchants, 17 Clyde
street and 5Q Great King street
Cuningham, Alex, secretary, Northern Light-
houses, 84 George street — ho. 17 Coates
crescent
Cuningham, Andrew, grocer, 36 Couper
street, Leith
Cuningham, And. jun. wright, 58 Tolbooth
wynd
Cuningham, W. A. 86 Great King street
Cuningham, Miss, 86 Great King street
Cuninghame, John, of Duloch, 23 Moray pi.
Cuninghame, Miss J. 3 Raeburn place
Cunning, William, smith and ironmonger, 38
Queen street — house, 9 S.-E. Circus place
Cunningham & Marshall, wine merchants, 99
George street
Cunningham, Eraser, & Co. nurserymen and
florists, Comely bank
Cunningham, Alex, grocer, 15 Earl Grey st.
Cunningham, Alexander, 10 Fettes row
Cunningham, Alexander J. shoemaker, 20
Dean street
Cunningham, B. & E. milliners and straw-
hat makers, 3 Admira'ty street
Cunningham, G. civil engineer and land sur-
veyor, 21 Castle street
Cunningham, Geo. Godfrey, 2 Hillside cres.
Cunningham, Jas., W.S. 50 Queen street
Cunningham, James C. {J.&;J. C), 88 Lau-
riston place
Cunningham, James, wright, 32 Elbe street
Cunningham, John and James, seed, linseed
cake, and artificial manure merchts. 102
West bow
Cunningham, John, 1 Hailes street
Cunningham, John (Signet Libry.), 2 Atholl
place
Cunningham, John S. (J. 4' J- C.), 13
Rutland square
Cunningham, John Sinclair, banker, 14
George street
Cunningham, Thomas, hat manufacturer, 61
North Bridge
Cunningham, William, D.D. professor of
theology in New College, 17 Salisbury road
Cunningham, Wm. cashier Scottish Union
Lnsurance Co. 3 1 Princes street
Cunningham, Wm. agent, 15 Albany st. Leith
Cunningham, Mrs, 39 Montagu street
Cunningham, Mrs James, china warehouse, 19
Howe street
Cunningham, Mrs Patrick, 31 Princes street
Cunningham, Mrs, of South Lodge, 75 Queen
street
Cunningham, Mrs, Bonnington
Cunningham, Mrs, 3 Grove place
Cunninghame, Mrs, 17 Blacket place
Cunningham, Miss, 47 Castle street
Cunyngham, Henry L. Dick, Salisbury green
Cunyngham, Sir W. H. Dick, Bart. Preston-
field
Cupples, George, 25 Gilmore place
Curie, Jas. (Younger and Curie), 6 Cheyne
street
Curll, William, 15 Henderson row
Curll, Mrs, 15 Henderson row
Currer and Dickson, grocers and wine mer-
chants, 7 Antigua street
Currer, Adam, grocer and wine merchant, 79
Queen street' — house, 34 Castle street
Currer, Sirs, 9 Antigua street
Currie & Lamb, bookbinders and stationers,
10 Hunter square
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Currie and Co. wholesale confectioners, 28
Victoria street
Currie, Alex, advocate, sheriflf of BanflPshire,
43 Heriot row
Currie, Adam, shipmaster, 45 Tolbooth wjnd,
Leith
Currie, David (C. ^V Lainh), 3 Blair st.
Currie, Francis, spirit dealer, 1 Downie pi.
Currie, James, shoemaker, 9 Leith st. terrace
Currie, Rev. James, rector, Normal Institu-
tion, Castle terrace
Currie, John, furniture dealer, 44 Blaii st-
Currie, John, f:;ardener and florist, Rosehall
Currie, Pet. {Caatoms), 28 Bernard st. Leith
Currie, Peter, teacher of English, geography,
&c., 1 Thistle street — ho. 13 GiytieUl sq.
Currie, Thomas, spirit merchant, 5 Shak-
speare square
Currie, William, 102 Causeyside
Currie, Wm. cork manufacturer, llSKirkgate
Currie, Mrs, spirit dealer. Echo bank
Curriehill, Lord, 5 Ilandolph crescent
CuRiiiERs' Club House, 20 Cowgate
Curror & Stewart, S.S.C. 53 Castle street
Curror, Adam, farmer, Myreside
Curror, David (Curror ts Stexart), 16 Grove
street
Curror, John, farmer, Comiston
Curry, Miss, matron, George Watson's hospl.
Cushnie, Alex, glover and gaiter maker, 5Q
Leith street
Cushnie, William, Malta green cottage
Cusine, James, 23 Bernard street, Leith
Custom House, Commercial place, Leith
Cuthbert, Alex, lace and muslin merchant, 11
and 13 North bridge — ho. 12 Union street
Cuthbertson, A. victual dealer, 8 St Anthony
place
Cuthbertson, Andrew Gray, merchant, 1
King's place — house, 1 Kaeburn place
Cuthbertson, James, spirit dealer, 4 Regent
street, Leith'
Cuthbertson, Wm. superintendent Ed. Wes-
tern Cemetery, Dean
Cuthbertson, Wm. F. bookseller and stationer,
1 7 South bridge
Cuthbertson, Wm., W.S. (SJiepherd, Grant,
^' C), 6 Albany street
Cuthbertson, Mrs, 25 Pitt street
Cuthbertson, Miss, 21 Dean terrace
Cuthill, Alex, livery stables, 51 Rose street
Dahl, Abram, 12 Bonnington place, Leith
Dale, R. P. artist, 24 Clerk street
Dale, Thomas, shoe warehouse, 30 Jamaica st.
Dalgety, Charles, coal-fitter and general mer-
chant, 30 Coatfield lane
Dalgleish, David, flesher and poulterer, 15
Bread street
Dalgleish, D. and Son, clothiers and outfitters,
5 Drummond street
Dalgleish & Son, cork manufacturers, 118
High street
I Dalgleish and Forrest, auctioneers and furni-
j ture dealers, 4 St Andrew square
I Dalgleish & Grierson, coal mercbants, 3 North
I British and Caledonian Railway
I Dalgleish, James, coacli-hirer, 73 Causeyside
1 Dalgleish, James, W.S. 14 Rutland square
Dalgleish, Jn. Ladies' Institution, 1 Park pi.
Daltfleish, John, tailor, 25 Thistle street
Dalgleish, John, wright, 42 Pleasance — house,
8 Roxburgh terrace
Dalgleish, Mark, British Linen Co. Bank
Dalgleish, Robert, flesher, 93 Fountain bridge
Dalgleish, Robert, Holyrood glass-works.
South back of Canongate
Dalgleish, William, letter-carrier, 15 Catharine
street
Dalkeith Colliery Office, St Leonard's depot
— George Baigrie, agent. — See Adv.
Dall, Pat. R.N. superint. of harbour and docks,
Customhouse — house, 1 Scotland street
Dall, Thomas, accountant, 5 York place
Dall, Wm. & Co. china & glass merchants, 4
Hanover street — house, 17 Keir street
Dallas, Mrs, 5 Maitland street
Dalmahoy & Wood, W.S. 12 Hill street
Dalmahoy, Pat. (D. ^- Wood), 69 Queen st,
Dalrymple, Jn. tea and coffee merchant, 2
Princes street — house, 3 Gayfield place
Dalrymple, Hew, 7 Hailes street
Dalrymple, J. rope and sail maker, 5 Dock
street — house, 5 N. Junction street
Dalrymple, William, S.S.C. 1! Pitt street
Dalrymple, Wm., W.S. 11 Pitt street — house,
45 St Cuthbert street
Dalrymple, Miss, 77 George street
Dalzell, Mrs, 2 Hamilton place, Newington
Dalziel, Miss, fishmonger, 35 Frederick st.
Dalziel, George (Gibson- Craigs, D. Sf Brodie),
]0 Regent terrace
Dalziel, Rev. George, Magdalene Asylum,
181 Canongate
Dalziel, Wm. engraver and printer, 4 East St
James' street
Dalziel, Mrs, Magdalene Asyl. 181 Canongate
Dalziel, Mrs William, 3 Morton street
Dalziel, Miss, 10 Stafford street
Dalziel, Miss Jane C. 5 Saxe Coburg place
Daniel, Wm. S., W.S. 3 Summer place
Danks,W.& Co. china and crystal merchants,
40 South bridge
Danks & Swan, glass, china, and rag mer-
chants, 32 Cowgate
Danks, John, 39 St Leonard street
Darg, Miss, dressmaker, 15 Dublin street
Darling, A. 10 Buccleuch street
Darling, George, clothier and outfitter, 93
South bridge
Darling, John, grocer, 5 Rose street
Darling, Robert, carter and farmer. Bank
cottage, Leith
Darling, Rob. boot andshoem. 4 Summer pi.
Darling, Wm. wine merchant and grocer, 47
Nicolson St. — ho. 19 West Nicolson st.
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Darling, Wm. stay manufacturer and general
merchant, 94 So. bridge — ho. 5 Park st.
Darling, William, spirit dealer, 32 Heriot's
buildings
Darling, William, spirit merchant, 45 Ber-
nard street, Leith
Darling, Mrs R. lodgings, 3 ]\Iaitland place,
Newhaven
Darling, Mrs, 7 Saxe-Coburg place
Darling, Miss, millinery, stay, and baby-linen
warehouse, 15 South bridge
Darling, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 5
Gray's court, Nicolson street
Darling, Misses, and M'Laren, milliners and
dressmakers, 20 George street
Darling, Miss, 17 Pitt street
Darlington, Daniel, upholsterer, 34 North
Castle street — house, Lauder road, Grange
Darlington, Henry, upholsterer, 5 Frederick
street
Dauglish, John, 7 Fingal place, Meadows
Davidson & Syme, W.S. 22 Castle street
Davidson & M'Gregor, provision and corn
merchants, 9 Giles' street
Davidson, Ai, gravel dep. 28 Duke st. Leith
Davidson, Alex, hairdresser, 1 St Leonard st.
Davidson, Rev. Alex., Catharine bank
Davidson, Arch, advocate, Sheriff of Aber-
deenshire, 24 Rutland square
Davidson, Charles, house agent, 6 Abbey hill
Davidson, Chas. 6 Shrub place, Leith walk
Davidson, David, corn merchant, 2 Queen's
place
Davidson, Donald, shoemaker, 50 Frederick
street
Davidson, Eben. ship and insurance broker
and commission merchant. Wet Docks, Leith
— house, 11 Cassell's place
Davidson, George, secretary to Directors of
Assembly rooms, 54 George street
Davidson, Rev. George R. 17 Greenside pi.
Davidson, Henry, 6 Athol crescent
]3avidson, H. secretary and superintendent
Edinburgh Southern Cemetery, Grange
Davidson, H. M. 5 Duke street
Davidson, James, hair dresser, 64 Abbey hill
Davidson, James, optician, 39 South bridge
Davidson, James, 2 Grange place
Davidson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 2
South Richmond street
Davidson, John, A.M. teach, of mathematics,
2 Smith's place
Davidson, John, & Co. salt and colour manu-
facturers, 24 Sheriff brae
Davidson, John & Co. shipbrokers and agents,
24 Sheriff brae
Davidson, John, S.S.C. & N.P. 17 Elm row
Davidson, John, house-painter, 46 George
street
Davidson, Jonathan & Co. steelyard makers,
Barony street — ho. 21 Leith street
Davidson, Laur. (Z). ^ Syme), 7 Rutland sq.
Davidson, Rev. Peter, 1 1 Dean street
Davidson, P. M. 2 Christian bank
Davidson, R. D. merchant, 9 Smith's place
Davidson, Robert, advocate, 28 York place
Davidson, Robert, E.LC.S. 14 Ann street
Davidson, Robert, pianoforte tuner, 21 South
Castle street
Davidson, Robert, spirit merchant, 3 North
Newington place
Davidson, Samuel, spirit dealer, 5 Hope st.
Davidson, Thos. auctioneer and appraiser,
7 West Lauriston place
Davidson, Walter, cabinetmaker, 57 Frederick
street — house, 59
Davidson, Wm. coffee and spice merchant, 18
Greenside place — house, 17 Elm row
Davidson, Wm. furnishing ironmonger, 120
High street — house, 14 London street
Davidson, William, bootmaker, 10 Rose st.
Davidson, Mrs Barbara, 8 Saxe-Coburg place
Davidson, Mrs C. Forbes, 10 Walker street
Davidson, Mrs David, 28 Gayfield square
Davidson, Mrs Ann, ladies' nurse, 2 Green-
side place
Davidson, Mrs Jane, lodgings, 7 Forth st.
Davidson, Mrs Janet, lodgings, 21 Leith st.
Davidson, Mrs John, 2 Hailes street
Davidson, Mrs, lodgings, 68 George street
Davidson, JMrs, ladies' nurse, 42 Home street
Davidson, Miss Margaret, 1 1 Forres street
Davidson, Miss, dressmaker, &c. 1 South
Charlotte street
Davidson, Miss, 21 Montagu street
Davidson, Misses, 58 North Castle street
Davie, Duncan, chimney sweep, 63 Brough-
ton street
Davies, Thos. civil engineer and architect, 14
South St Andrew street
Davis, E. H. soda water manufacturer, 36
Blair street
Davis, Philip, 72 Great King street
Davis, William, 51 Hope park end
Davis, Wm. H. spirit dealer, 1 Montagu st.
Davis, Mrs Ann, ladies* nurse, 24 Bristo st.
Davison, John, tailor, 6 Ro.xburgh place
Davison, Samuel Dobson {H, and Co.), 24
Charlotte street, Leith
Dawson, Rev. Joseph B., Wesleyan chapel,
Duke street, Leith
Dawson, Thomas, 6 York place
Dawoon, Wm. colour and varnish, and prus-
siate of potash manufacturer, 20 Elbe st.
and 4 Commercial place — house, 5 James'
place, Leith
Dawson, William, 63 Y^ork place
Dawson, William {Borthwick, D, Jj Co.)., 8
Henry street
Dawson, William, prussiate of potash and
ultramarine manufacturer. Salamander st.
Day, John, sub-inspector of poor, 52 Kirkgate
Day, coffee-house and commercial lodgings,
52 Kirkgate
Dea, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 57
H'ch street
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Deaf and Dumb Institution, Henderson row
— Charles Rhind, principal
Deaf & Dumb place of worship^ 58 Bruns-
wick street
Dean Bank Institution — Miss Janet M'Vean,
matron
Dean of Faculty of Advocates — John Inglis,
30 Abercromby place
Dean of Guild's Offic, 10 Royal Excharp;e
Dean, John (Sasine Office), 2 Lauriston tcr.
Dean, John, bricklayer and furnace builder,
6 Spittal street
Deans, John Wm. tea dealer, 47 North Hano-
ver street — house, 51
Deans, Robert, draper, 8 South St David st.
Deans, Wm. merchant, Pirniefield
Dearness, Donald, 2 Kerr street
Deas, Lord, 5 Heriot row
Deas, Joseph, coal merchant and agent, 51
Brunswick street
Deas, Thomas, tailor, 90 Rose street
Deas, Mrs, 51 Brunswick street
Deas, Mrs Colonel, 3 Pitt street
De Fivas, Victor, 53 George street
D'Egville, Made, teacher of dancing, 50 Fre-
derick street
De Flandre^ M. teacher of French, 32 Duu-
das street
Dempster, Geo. spirit dealer, 5 Annfield, New-
haven
Dempster, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 1 Leslie place
Dempster, Miss, 112 Lauriston place
Denkam, Ad. coal mercht. 4 Orchardfield pi.
Denham, George, baker, 5 Davie street
Denham, G. H. seed merchant, Hope parii-
end house
Denham, James, assistant clerk of Session, 3
Lauriston lane
Denholm, James, currier, 3 Simon square
Denholm, James, boot-tree and last maker,
Gilmore street, Paul's work
Denholm, Jn. chimney-sweep, 19 Seraple st.
Denholm, William, smith, Morningside
Denholm, WiUiam, cart-wright, Mary place
Denness, Mrs William, victual dealer, 13
St Andrew street, Leith
Dennistoun, Jas. of Dennlstoun, 119 George st.
Dennistoun, Mrs, ] 4 Royal circus
Denovan, Henry & Co. com.-merchts. ship and
insurance brokers^ 10 Dock gates, Leith
Depository Free Church publication scheme,
Johnstone & Hunter, books. 15 Princes st.
Deseret, Phineas, writer, 4 Eastfield
Destitute Sick Society, William Whyte,
13 George street, treasurer; John M'CuUoch
(British Linen Co.), sub-treasurer
Deuchar, John, of Morningside
Deuchar, Lieut. Pat., R.N. 2 Henderson row
Deuchar, Robt. solicitor, 2 Nicolson square
Deuchar, Mrs Alex. 2 Henderson row
Deuchar, Misses, ladies' sem. 2 Wharton pi.
Deuchar^ Miss Elizabeth R. teacher of draw-
ing, 2 Wharton place
Devaux, Alfred, prof, of music, 7 India street
Devin, Peter, miniature painter, 3 Rutland sq.
Devlin, Thomas, spirit dealer. Pier place,
Newhaven
Dewar & Co. tea, wine, and spirit merchants,
1 Kirkgate — ho. 2 Charlotte street, Leith
Dewar, Alex, boot maker, 2 Riddle's close
Dewar, Andw. shoemaker, 14 South College
street— house, 9 Brighton street
Dewar, Archibald, 41 Bristo street
Dewar, Eb. clerk, Leith distillery, Bonnington
bank, Leith
Dewar, Hugh Bruce (Duncan &j i>.), 22 An-
nandale street
Dewar, John, lodgings, 8 Forres street
Dewar, John, advocate, 52 Great King street
Dewar, John, bootmaker, 3 Hanover street —
bouse, 12 South St David street
Dewar, John (A^ Bank), 37 W. Register st.
Dewar, John, spirit merchant, 8 Greeuside
place
Dewar, Peter, fruiterer, 4 Howe street
Dewar, P. spirit merclit. 34 Candlemaker row
Dewar, Wm. grocer, 31 William street
Dewar, Wm. teacher of dancing, 59 South br.
Dewar, Mrs, sen. of Vogrie, 35 Melville street
Dewar, Mrs, millin. & dressm. 47 Hanover st.
Dewar, Mrs, 7 Brighton street '
Dewar, Mrs H. M. 1 Eyre place I
Dewar, Mrs John, 82 Rose street '
Dewar, Miss Isabella, teacher, 10 West Pres-
ton street
Dibtlin, Henry Edward, teacher of the harp,
piano, and organ, 4 South Frederick street
• — house, Elizabeth cottage, Jordan burn
Dick, A. M. wine and brandy merchant, 8
Iluntly street — house, 6
Dick, A. carver & gilder, 92 Princes street
Dickj Abercromby Robert, advocate, 1 Char-
lotte square
Dick, Charles, brewer, 263 Cowgate
Dick, James, tailor & clothier, 27 Hanover st.
— house, 40 Princes street
Dick, James, Maryfield
Dick, James, clerk, 21 Couper st.
Dick, John, spirit dealer, 11 Dock st.
Dick, John, plumber, 59 Albany street — house,-
58 Broughton street
Dick, John, plumber, 133 Rose st.— ho. 165
Dick, John, spirit dealer, 4 Church lane
Dick, John, 27 Drummond place
Dick, Capt. John, late 42d, 31 Dublin street
Dick, R., Bonnington mount
Dick, Robert, woollen draper, 100 So. Bridge
— house, 16 Keir street
Dick, Thomas, engraver, 8 Elder St.
Dick, Thomas, tailor, Silvermills
Dick, Thomas, cowfeeder, 9 Bedford street
Dick, Wm. veter. surgeon to the Queen, and
professor of veterinary medicine. Veterinary
College, Clyde street
Dick, Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 17 Dean st.
Dick, Wm. 40 Princes street
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Dick, Mrs, 31 Minto street
Dick, Miss Ann, straw-bonnet maker, 47
Earl Grey street
Dick, Misses H. & J. milliners, straw-hat
makers, and muslin printers; 55 George st.
Dick, Miss Jane, grocer, 14 So. Richmond st.
Dick, Miss Janet, 18 Dundas street
Dick, Miss M. dressmaker, 5 Picardy place
Dick, Miss, 13 Gayfield square
Dick, Miss, 3 Great King street
Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 35 Hanover st.
Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 43 Broughton st.
Dickie, H. D. manager Caledonian Insurance
Co. 3 Ann street
Dickie, W. wig maker, hair-cutter, and per-
fumer, 69 Nicolson street
Dickie, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 50 Brunswick st.
Dickie, Miss, 14 Dean terrace
Dickinson, George, clothier, 14 Drummond st.
Dickins, Mrs, straw bonnet manufactory, 47
Clerk street
Dickman, John, chronometer, watch, clock, and
nautical instrument maker, 4 Charlotte pi.
Dickson and Steuart, W.S. 17 India street
Dickson, A. grocer, 3 Elder street — house, 5
Grange place
Dickson, Alex, advocate, 23 Royal circus
Dickson, Arch. W. surgeon, 13 Northum. st,
Dickson, Arthur, 2 Hill square
Dickson, A. J., S.S.C. 59 Queen street — ho. 1
Claremont place
Dickson, David, of Kilbucho and Hartreej
advocate, 23 Royal circus
Dickson, Dd. (J. D. & Co. wholesale stationers)^
16 George square
Dickson, George, S.S.C. 4 Great King street
Dickson, George, advocate, 3 Royal circus
Dickson, George, 19 Bernard street
Dickson, George H. 13 Lutton place
Dickson, G.(J. Veitch Sf Co.) 19 Bernard street
Dickson, Henry, coppersmith & brazier, 4
Queen's place, Greenside row
Dickson, Henry G., W.S. 3 Dundas street —
house, 7 Fettes row
Dickson, Henry G. jun. 22 Fettes row
Dickson, Jas. Jobson {Home and D.}, 15
Hill street
Dickson, James, merchant, 48 George square
Dickson, James, Holyrood Glass Works — ho.
Chessels' court
Dickson, James, tea, wine, and spirit mercht.
12 Tolbooth wynd, Leith — ho. 2 Benning-
ton place
Dickson, James & Co. wholesale stationers, 10
South St Andrew street
Dickson, Jas., shipmaster, 5 Admiralty street
Dickson, James and Sons, seedsmen, nursery-
men, and florists, 32 Hanover street-
nurseries, Inverleith and Broughton park
Dickson, Jn. & Son, gunmakers, 63 Princes st.
Dickson, John, bookseller and stationer, 29
Nicolson street
Dickson, Jn. sen.(j: D. §• Son)2^ Scotland st.
Dickson, Jn. jun. (J.ZJ.^-iSon) 17 St James' sq.
Dickson, John, merchant, Geneva cottage,
Whitehouse gardens
Dickson, John, wright, 12 Duke street, Leith
— house, 47 Quality street
Dickson, Rich, architect, 3 Glover street
Dickson, Rich. junr. (D. J. Thomson ^ Co.).
3 Janefield place
Dickson, Robt. letter-carrier, 12 Queen's place
Dickson, Robert and Co. wine and spirit mer-
chants, 1 Brunswick street — house, 19
Dickson, Robert, flesher, 4 Richmond lane
Dickson, R. & E,. architects, J 1 Broughton pi.
Dickson, Robert, grocer and spirit mercht. 23
West Nicolson street
Dickson, Robert, architect, 1 1 Broughton pi.
Dickson, Robt. 12 Atholl place
Dickson, Thomas, candlemaker, 9 Semple st.
Dickson, Thomas, coach- hirer, 2 Scotland st.
Dickson, Thomas Goldie ( Watson and D.),
accountant, 3 Royal circus
Dickson, Walter, W.S. 3 Royal circus
Dickson, W. Gillespie, advocate, 7 Fettes row
Dickson, William (J. D. <h Co. wholesale
stationers), 20 George square
Dickson, Wm. accountant, 4 Brandon street
Dickson, William, secretary Edinburgh Life
Assurance Co. 22 George street
Dickson, Wm. grocer & spirit dealer, 12 Cowg.
Dickson, William, grocer, 23 Jamaica street
Dickson, W. ( Currer and D.), 9 Antigua st.
Dickson, W. writing-master and teacher of
arithmetic and book-keeping, 44 Howe st.
Dickson, W. cowfeeder, 68 Potterrow
Dickson, Mrs A. P. boarding and day school,
10 Northumberland street
Dickson, Mrs Archd. 39 East Claremont st.
Dickson, Mrs David, spirit dealer, 26 Queeu
street, Leith
Dickson, Mrs Dr, 13 Clarendon crescent
Dickson, Mrs J. W. 25 London street
Dickson, Mrs Margaret, 10 Annandale street
Dickson, Mrs Margaret, 16 Frederick street
Dickson, Mrs Margaret, 10 Annandale street
Dickson, MrsR., of Alton, 11 Brunswick st
Dickson, Mrs Thomas, 6 Shrub place
Dickson, Mrs, 43 East Claremont street
Dickson, Mrs, 3 Chapel street
Dickson, Mrs, 28 London street
Dickson, Mrs, midwife, 46 Home street
Dickson, Misses H. and J. dressmakers, 28
Charles street
Dickson, Miss Isabella, grocer, 6 Ponton st.
Dickson, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Coates place
Dickson, Miss E. Berlin warehouse, 29 Ber-
nard street, Leith
Dickson, Miss, 4 Albany street, Leith
Dicksons & Co. nursery, seedsmen and florists,
1 Waterloo place — nurseries, Leith walk,
Pilrig street, and Redbraes
Diey, Alex, coach hirer. Regent terrace lane
Dingwall, Arthur, advocate, 3 Rutland square
Dingwall, R., teacher, 1 6 Comely bank
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Dingwall, Mrs Ann, 32 Rutland square
Dingwall, Mrs Jan. cowfeeder, 146 Canonj^ate
Dirom, W. house- carpenter and undertaker,
4 Northumberland place
Dirom, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Northumber. pi.
Disher, John, brewer, 200 Canongate
Disher, Robt. brewer (£". j^- L. Brewing Co.)
— house, Greenhill gardens
Disher, Robert, spirit merchant, 62 Cumber-
land street
Dishington, T. {T. D. <Sf Co.), 2 Welling, pi.
Dishington, Thomas, and Co. corn factors and
gen. coram, agents, 32 Constitution street
Dispensary & Humane Society, Leith Mill
road
Dispensary, Royal Public, 21 West Rich-
mond street
Dispensary, Homoeopathic, .5 St James' sq.
Dispensary, New Town, 17 Thistle street
Dixon, John, baker, 2 Union street
Dixon, John", 3 West Arthur place
Dixon, Thos. & Son, coal merchants, 1 St Leo-
nard street. — See Adv.
Dixon, W. & J. butchers & poulterers, 2 Howe
street and 1 Cumberland street
Dixson, Robt. baker, 3 Shakspeare square
Dixson, Miss, dressmaker, 36 George street
Dobbie, Thomas, conservator of the Scott
monument, 7 Sciennes court
Dobie, George, painter and glazier, 48 Han-
over street
Dobie, James, surgeon- dentist, 21 St Andrew
square
Dobie, John, wright, 3 Richmond place
Dobie, William, muslin, lace, ribbon, and
bonnet warehouse, 44 Leith street
Dobson & Co. wrights and undertakeis, 23
West Preston street
Dobson, David, auctioneer and appraiser, 24
West Preston street
Dobson, Geo. (Customs), 2 Auburn place.
North Fort street
Dobson, Rob. jun. (Hughson^ D.) Melbourne
house. Grange
Dobson, Miss Alison, 8 Buccleuch place
Docherty, Jas. clothier, 2 St Mary's wynd. —
See Adv.
Dodds, Alex. 40 St Leonard street
Dodds, Andrew, slater, 129 High street — slate-
yard. Wet docks, Leith
Dodds, .Tames, 21 Warriston crescent
Dodds, Mrs J. D. lodgings, 3 Downie place
Dodds, Mrs Rachel, lodgings, 1 Broughton pi.
Dods, J. & R. cabinetmakers, 63 Cowgate
Dods, John, 5 Deanhaugh street
Dods, William, gardener. Old Botanic cottage
Dods, Wm. gardener, Restalrig
Dods, Mrs Margaret, 12 Junction st. Leith
Dods, Mrs George, 8 Ann street
Dods, Mrs, 13 N.-W. Circus place
Dods, Mrs Marcus, 2 So. Charlotte street
Dodson, John, of Littledale, 1 5 Clarendon
crescent >
Doig, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Romilly
place
Doig, Alex, spirit dealer, 34 Shore
Doig, Charles, writer, Seafield house, Leith
Doig, James, smith and gasfitter, 19 Bristo st.
Doig, John, H.E.LC.S. Retired List, 17 War-
riston crescent
Doig, R. wine and spirit dealer, 1 Hunter sq.
— house, I Fleshmarket close
Don, John, packing-box maker, 87 Constitu-
tion street
Donald, Henry E. writer, 22 William street
Donald, John, wine and spirit merchant, 50
Hanover street
Donald, W. silk dyer and scourer, 34 Fre-
derick street and 24 Veitch's square — house
8 Hamilton place
Donald, Mrs Alex. 21 AthoU crescent
Donaldson, A. & Sons, globe makers, printers'
joiners, & brass rule cutters, 7 So. Niddry st,
Donaldson & Son, prov. dealers, 14 Heriot pi.
Donaldson, Alex, bootmaker, 45 Princes street
Donaldson, Archibald, plasterer, 3 Davie street
Donaldson, Andrew, causeway-layer and con-
tractor, 142 High street
Donaldson, Colin, clerk, II N. College street
Donaldson, David, baker, 2 Canongate
Donaldson, George, grocer, tea, wine, and
spirit merchant, 1 Mackenzie place
Donaldson, George, writer, 1 West Richmond
street
Donaldson, George, ho. carpenter, 1 Elder st.
Donaldson, H. spirit mercht. 127 Grassmarket
Donaldson's Hospital — treasurer's office, 32
I Abercromby place
I Donaldson, James, spirit mercht. 27 West pt.
I Donaldson, John, advocate, prof, in the Uni-
I versity — house, Marchfield
I Donaldson, .John, 16 Church street
I Donaldson, John, lodgings, 4 Infirmary street
1 Donaldson, John G. spirit dealer, 42 Potterrovr
i Donaldson, Jn. port, paint. 2 E. Broughton pi.
j Donaldson, J. dealer in prints and pictures^
I 10 Terrace, Leith street ■
! Donaldson, John, 12 Gardner's crescent *
: Donaldson, Peter, spirit dealer, 37 Sandport st.
j Donaldson, William, tailor and Highland
! costume maker, &c. 55 George street
Donaldson, Wm. 12 Terrace, Leith street
Donaldson, Wm. trim, warebo. 46 So. bridge
! — house, 9 Montagu street
i Donaldson, Wm. tobacco pipe manufacturer,
; 14 Morton street
; Donaldson, Wm. spirit dealer, 19 Elbe street
j Donaldson, Mrs J. lodgings, 10 Wellington
place
Donaldson, Mrs, 29 Buccleuch place
Donaldson, Mrs, 26 Walker street
! Donaldaon, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Jamaica st.
I Donaldson, Mrs, 22 Melville street
Donaldson, Mrs, 51 Buccleuch street
Donlevy, James, teacher. Holy Cross School,
1 12 Canonp-ate
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GENERAL DIEECTORY.
Dores & Laidlaw, fleshers, 23 and 24 Middle
market
Dott, Aitken, carver, gilder, and frame maker,
16 South St David street
Dougal), David, 3 East Register street ,
Dougall, Robert, lodgings, 39 Albany street
Dougall, James, teacher, 1 Gillespie street
Doughtic, Alex, slater & glazier, 48 George st.
Doughty, Alex, slater & glazier, 47 Potterrow
Douglas and Baird, grocers, oilmen, and wine
merchants, purveyors of spirits to her Ma-
jesty, 89 George street
Douglas, Dr A. H. 62 Northumberland street
Douglas, Arch.(Ge/i.i».-0^'ce),l 7 Gilmore pi.
Douglas, Arehd. agent Western Bank of Scot-
land, 30 Grassmarket— ho. Blackford villa
Douglas, Andrew, Venetian-blind maker and
joiner, 22 Greenside place
Douglas, Chris., W.S., chambers, 22 Young
street — ho. 17 Drummond place
Douglas, Chris. {Melville 4- JJoug'as), 9 N. St
David street
Douglas, David, W.S. 23 Great King street
Douglas, D. (D. and Baird), 49 S. Clerk st.
Douglas, F.Brown, advocate, 21 Moray place
Douglas, George, 5 South College street
Douglas, Jas. dentist, 32 St Andrew square
Douglas, James, 4 Wemyss place
Douglas, James, 10 Eankeillor street
Douglas, James, portrait painter, 9 Hill sq.
Douglas, Jame?, gardener. South bank
Douglas, J. waggoner, 15 Constitution street
Douglas, Jas. tailor & clothier, 67 Castle st.
Douglas, James, 15 Richmond place
Douglas, James (Crease, H. S^- £).), 2 West
Lauriston place
Douglas, James, victual dealer, 2 Castle Barns
Douglas, James, teacher of English, 48 India st.
Douglas, J. T., general agent (Merchants' and
T/adesmen's Life Assurance Office), 1 N.
St David street — ho. Mercbiston park
Douglas, James, lathsplitter, 10 Lothian road
Douglas, James, baker, 15 Soutb St Andrew st.
Douglas, John, spirit mercht. 186 Canongate
Douglas, John, spirit dealer, 40 Giles' street
Douglas, John B., W.S. 13 Drummond place
Douglas, John David, searcher of Public
Registers, JO North St David st house,
Inverleith field, Granton road
Douglas, John, shipmaster, 4 Portland terrace
Douglas, Peter, 100 Pleasance
Douglas, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant,
172 Fountainbridge
Douglas, Robert H., Douglas' hotel
Douglas, Sholto, shoemaker, Orchardfield pi.
Leith walk
Douglas, Thomas, victual dealer, Newhaven
Douglas, Thos. H., florist, Mercbiston park
Douglas, Thos. flesher, 89 St Andrew st. Leith
Douglas, W. C. 9 Charlotte place
Douglas, W. ( Com. Bank), 2 George place
Douglas, William, P.S.A., 4 Wemyss place
Douglas, Wm. engraver, 2 Grey friars' place
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! Douglas, M. & J. milliners and widows' cap
j makers, 24 Hanover street
' Douglas, W. S., common agent and accoun-
tant, 2 Greyfriars' place
Douglas, iMrs, hotel keeper, 34. and 35 St
Andrew square
Douglas, Mrs Charlotte, 13 Hart street
Douglas, Mrs John, tobacconist, 13 Sandportst.
Douglas, Mrs. Thos. G. 34 Rose street
Douglas, MrsEliz., lodgings, 25 St James' sq.
Douglas, Mrs M. victual dealer, 7 Riego street
Douglas, Mrs Richard, 23 Lauriston street
Douglas, Mrs,- 5 Moray place
Douglas, Miss A. R. miniature painter, 13
Hart street
Douglas, Miss, 9 Nelson street
Douglas, Miss, 13 Maitland street
Douglas, Miss, 1 Oxford terrace. Dean
Douglas's Hotel, 34 and 35 St Andrew square
Douglas's School, 9 Great King street — house
48 India street
Doull, David and Co. British wine manuf. and
confectioners, 71 Potterrow, and 74 Princes
street
Doull, David (D. D. S,~Co.), 16 Rankeillor st.
Dove, David, S.S.C. Arnistoa pi., Newington
Dove, James, smith, engine-pump maker, and
coach-timber bender, Greenside lane
Dove, Patrick Edward, 6 Torphichen street
Dow, Alexander, wine and spirit dealer, 7 St
Andrew street
Dow, James, varnish maker, 49 Thistle street
Dow, James, seal engraver, CO North bridge
Dow, William, cork sole manufacturer, 2 St
Mary's wynd — house, 115 Canongate
Dow, William, cabinetmaker, 24 India street
Dow, Mrs Wm. innkeeper, 23 Sandport st.
Dow, Mrs Ann, 121 Rose street
Dow, Miss Jane, 69 Broughton street
Dow, Isabella, tobacconist, 52 Home street
Dow, Misses, commercial boarding house, 57
North bridge
Dow, Miss, seminary, 31 York place
Dowell, Alex. (D. & Z.), 18 George street
Dowells & Lyon, auctioneers and valuators,
18 George street
Dowell, Jas. {D. & Z.), Dick pi. Grange
Dowie, Charles, pawnbroker, 1 Milne's court
Dowie, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 54
Potterrow
Dowie, Peter, commission agent, 17 Quality
street
Dowie, Thos. (L.L.E.and G. Shipping Co.),
Mayfleld house, Leith
Dowie, Wm. contractor, Canonmills cottage
Down, John, boot and shoe maker, 1 2 Rose st.
Downie & Laird, nursery and seedsmen, 17
Frederick street — nursery, AVest Coates
Downie, Alex-, official searcher of records in
General Register House — ho. 4 Wharton pi.
Downie, Charles, teacher, 6 Salisbury street
Downie, Jas. shoemaker, 4 West Richmond st.
Downie, John, grocer, 9 Elbe street
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Downie, John, spirit dealer, 28 C lyde street
Downie, J. (D. §• Laird), West Coates nursery
Downie, John Macleay, accountant ( Cowan Sf
Co.), 12 Upper Gray street
Downie, Mrs C. lodgings, 1 S. Charlotte st.
Downs and Lethem, wholesale grocers and
general merchants, 11 Timber bush
Downs, John (Z). and Lethem), 9 Vanburgh
place, Leith
Drechsler, Louis, teacher of sin^ng, 1 1 6 George
street
Drevar, Miss, dressmaker, 25 Frederick street
Drew, Thomas, wine merchant and grocer,
1 Tobago street — ho. 127 Fountainbridge
Drew, Miss, toy dealer, 99 Princes street
Drover, D. teller National Bank, 25 Qua-
lity street
Drover, Miss, 13 Stafford street
Drummond, A. victual dealer, 163 Causeyside
Drummond, B. M. marine artist, 5 Regent
street
Drummond, Chas. bookseller, printer, and
bookbinder, 133 Kirkgate — ho. 5 Albany
street, Leith
Drummond, Rev. D. T. K. Montpelier cottage
Drummond, George & Son, house and hor-
ticultural builders, 4> Henderson row
Drummond, Geo. spirit dealer, 15 Canongate
Drummond, Henry Home, of Blair-Drura-
mond, 110 Princes street
Drummond, James, lodgings, 118 Princes st.
Drummond, James, artist, 26 Dundas street
Drummond, John, clerk, Shore Dues office,
9 London row
Drummond, Peter, tailor and clothier, 11
Calton street
Drummond, Thos. builder, 16 St Vincent
street
Drummond, Wra. porter, Holyrood house
Drummond, Wm. tailor, 13 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Drummond, William, mason, 22 Fettes row
Drummond, W., CM., 102 Fountainbridge
Drummond & Laing, wholesale stationers, 34
Grassmarket
Drummond, Mrs, midwife, 56 Bridge street
Drummond, Misses, 26 Dundas street
Drybrough & Co. brewers, 67 North back of
Canongate
Drybrougb, G. grocer & spirit dealer, New-
haven
Drybrough, J., Windsor Villa, Coltbridge Road
Drybrough^ N. & Sop, coopers, 39 Mitchell
street
Drybrough, T. {D. and Co.), 7 Manor place
Drybrough, Mrs, Windsor Villa, Coltbridge
road
Drybrough, Mrs A. 45 Inverleith row
Dryburgh, Mrs, 12 James' place, Leith
Dryden, Gavin, & Co. comraiss. agents, 33
Bernard street
Dryden, James, grocer, 36 Jamaica street
Dryden, James, builder^ 5 Saunders street
Dryden, John, spirit dealer, Anchorfield
Dryden, Mrs, 49 Charlotte street, Leith
Dryden, Miss, 11 Cheyne street
Drysdale, Capt. 12 Fettes row
Drysdale, Andw. {Munros Sf Z>.), 23 St James'
square
Drysdale, Andrew, Sunbury distillery
Drysdale, David, wine merchant and grocer,
2 Nicolson street — house, 5 Minto street
Drysdale, James, spirit dealer, 3 Dock street
Drysdale, Geo. H. victual dealer, 154 and 209
Cowgate
Drysdale, James, merchant and commission
agent, 2 Drummond street
Drysdale, John, baker, 1 Crosscausey
Drysdale, Joseph, S.S.C. & acct. 16 Royal
Exchange — house, 18 Gardner's crescent
Drysdale, Peter H. baker, 32 Fountainbridge
Drysdale, Robt. Janitor's lodge, Moray house
Drysdale, Wm., D.CS. 3 Hart st.
Drysdale, Mrs A. spirit dealer, 1 W. Preston
street
Drysdale, Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, Salamander
street
Drysdale, Miss, dressmaker, 41 George street
Drysdale, Miss, 9 Hope street
Dubuc, Dr, prof, of French, 121 George st.
Ducat, Mrs, 68 Great King street
Dudgeon, Alexander, 22 Ann street
Dudgeon, Alexander, baker 51 Thistle street
Dudgeon, John & Co. merchants, 17 Consti-
tution street
Dudgeon, Colonel Peter, 10 Carlton street
Dudgeon, William, 22 Royal terrace j
Dudgeon, Mrs Wm. 10 Cassells' place m
DufF, Alex, advocate, 60 Northumberland st. J
Duff, Alex, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Fre-
derick street — house, 69 Rose street
Duff, Ale?;, spirit merchant, 1 70 Canongate
Duff, Donald, accountant {E. and G. Bank),
22 India street
Duff, Rev. Henry, Summerfield house, Leith
Duff, John, spirit dealer, 33 Couper street
Duff, Thomas (Agent N. B. Railway Co.
Leith), house, George street. North Leith.
Duff, Mrs, Sycamore bank, Duddingston |
Duff, jMrs M. milliner, 7 Shakspeare square :
Duff, Mrs, 17 St Patrick square
Duff, Eliz., French corsetmaker, 26 George
street
DufEn, Mrs Richard, 12 Stafford street
Duffus, P. boot and shoemaker, 38 Howe st.
Duffy, John, shoemaker, 28 High street
Duffy, Philip, broker, 305 Cowgate
Dufrayer, Mrs Alfred, 28 Rutland street
Dugdale, Jos. mail-guard, 6 South St James'
street
Duge;an, J. P. leather merchant, 23 Elder st
Du Gue, Monsieur, French teacher, G5 York
place
Duke of Buccleuch Coal Store, foot of Con- j
stitution street
Dumbreck, Thomas, 7 Howard place I
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GENERAL DIBECTORY.
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Dumbreck, William, M. D., F.R.C.S. 49
Albany street
Dumbarton Crown Glass and Bottle Ware-
house, R. F. Bel], agent, 5 Union place
Dun, Alex. Campbell, 18 Clareraont crescent
Dun, Andrew, 19 St Patrick square
Dun, Finlay, 41 Heriot row
Dun, Robert, teacher, 12 Windmill street
Dun, Thomas, flesher, 14 St Patrick square
Dun, Miss M. baker, 130 Pleasance
Dunbar, Alex. 1 Windsor street
Dunbar, J. furnishing ironmonger, 38 Dundas
street — house, 20 Pitt street
Dunbar, Sir Wm., Bart, of Mochrum, advo-
cate, 47 Keriot row
Dunbar, Mrs Professor, 24 Howard place
Dunbar, Mrs G. 2 Deanhaugh street
Dunbar, Mrs, 5 West Circus place
Duncan, Alex, and Sons, paper makers, 20
South St Andrew st.
Duncan, Alexander, Parson's green
Duncan & Dewar, W.S. 6 Hill street
Duncan and Gordon, com. merchants, 9 Ber-
nard street
Duncan and Miller, S.S.C. and N.P. 11
Nelson street
Duncan, Colin & Son, coal merchants and
drysalters. Old Church wharf and Dock st.
and Scotland street stations
Duncan, Flockhart, & Co. chemists to the
Queen, 52 North bridge, and 139 Princes st.
— night bell, 54 Xorth bridge, and 2 Char-
lotte street
Duncan, Flockhart, & Powell, chemists and
druggists, 18 Bernard street, Leith
Duncan, Geo. (T. D. i- Co.), 4 Bruntsfield pi.
Duncan, Henry, Comely gardens
Duncan, Henry, spirit merchant, Morningside
Duncan, Jas. & Co. merchants and brokers,
9 Baltic street
Duncan, James {D. S,- Dewa?-), 6 Hill street —
house, 46 Queen street
Duncan, James, 1 Assembly street, Leith
Duncan, Jas., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 12 Heriotrow
Duncan, Dr James Matthews, F.R.C.P. 55
Castle street
Duncan, James, of Ceylon, 11 Clarence st.
Duncan, Lieut-Col. John, E.LC.S. 19 Carl-
ton terrace
Duncan, John, 21 Fettes row
Duncan, J. M. advocate, 36 Castle street
Duncan, J. (A. D. S^-Son), 20 S. St Andrew st.
Duncan, John, senior, 2 Heriot row
Duncan, J. tobacco pipe manufac. 41 Whit-
field place
Duncan, Rev. John, LL.D. prof, of Oriental
languages, New College, 29 Elder street
Duncan, John, W.S., 27 Dundas street
Duncan, John, 2 Madeira street
Duncan, Rev. R. Dick, 8 Bruntsfield place
Duncan, R. & G. ladies' bootmakers, 33
George street — house, Westerhall Hall
lodge, Meadow place
Duncan, S. shipmaster, 7 Regent street, Leith
Duncan, Brothers & Co. provision merchantP,
12, 13, and 14 Charlotte street, Leith
Duncan, Thos. & Co. bootmikers to the Queen
and Prince Albert, 59 Princes street
Duncan, Thos. brushmaker to the Queen,
26 Greenside place — house, 24
Duncan, Thomas, C7 Cumberland street
Duncan, Thomas, saddler, 31 Fountainbridge
Duncan, Wm. James, manager JSational Bank
of Scotland, 18 Coates crescriit
Duncan, William, S.S.C. 1 Heriotrow
Duncan, William, jun. (Z). .5- Miller), 11
Nelson street
Duncan, Mrs, 78 Great King street
Duncan, Mrs, of Parkhill, 34 Miuto street
Duncan, Mrs Dr, 7 India street
Duncan, Mrs Joseph, 38 Brunswick street
Duncan, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 21 Jamaica street
Duncan, Mrs, grocer, 3 Cumberland street
Duncan, Mrs William, 4 Blacket place
Duncan, Mrs, Belleville, King's park \
Duncan, Mrs, 4 Northumberland place
Duncan, Mrs Thomas, 13 Comely Bank
Duncan, Mrs, 3 Hamburg place
! Duncan, Mrs, straw-hat and dressmaker, 30
j Cumberland street
j Duncan, Misses, 27 Howard place
j Duncan, Miss Ann, 14 Archibald place
Duncan, Miss Jane, 67 Great King street
Duncan, Misses J. & R. straw-hat manufac-
turers, 33 George street
Duncanson, Thos. distiller, 11 West Sciennes
Duncanson, Walter, shipmaster, 25 Bridge
street
Dundas & Wilson, C.S. 16 St Andrew square
Dundas, Alex, wright, E. Rose street lane
Dundas, George, adv., sheriff of Selkirkshire,
9 Charlotte square
Dundas, Geo. accountant, 24 Broughton pi.
Dundas, Rear-Admiral Henry, Craig R.07-
ston, Granton pier
Dundas, James, letter-carrier, 19 St James' st.
Dundas, John, C.S. 25 St Andrew square
Dundas, John F. civil engineer, 15 St Ber-
nard's crescent
Dundas, Wm. Pitt, deputy- clerk registrar of
Scotland, General Register House
Dundas, Sliss Hamilton, 8 St Bernard's cresc.
Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Co.
2 Dock gates — D. Smith, agent
Dunlop, Mrs Alan C. 31 Royal terrace
Dunlop, Alex. Murray, advocate, M.P. 67
Queen street
Dunlop, Alex, of Clober, 45 Moray place
Dunlop, Charles, cabinetmaker and house
factor, 29 Brunswick st. and Circus lane
Dunlop, C. & J. booksellers and binders, 14
Greenside place
Dunlop, G. & G., W.S. 53 Great King street
Dunlop, George, & Co. merchants, 15 John's
lane, Leith
Dunlop, Henry, 30 Melville Street
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OuDlop, James U. agent and com. merchant,
30 Coatfield lane, Leith — house, 5 St John's
place, Leith
Dunlop, Robt. J.sharebroker, 7 Henderson row
Dunlop, Mrs Archd. 19 West Nicolson street
Dunlop, Mrs Wm. 4 Gilraore place
Dunlop, Mrs, 4 Salisbury place, Newington
Dunlop, Mrs, 4 John's place, Leith
Dunlop, ^Irs, 6 Pitt street
Dunlop, iVIrs, 1 1 Wemyss place
Dunlop, Miss, 6 South Charlotte street
Dunlop, Misses, 2 Darnaway street
Dunn, David, metal merchant and ironmonger,
a Blair street
Dunn, David, contractor, 20 Pleasance
Dunn, George, missionary, 2 Deanhaugh st.
Dunn, Jas. painter, glazier, &c. 4 Teviot row
Dunn, John, hairdresser, 70 Kirkgate, Leith
Dunn, Thomas, S.S.C. 78 George street —
house, 2 Duncan street, Xewington
Dunn, Thos. optician, mathematical & phi-
losophical instrument maker, 50 Hanover
street — house, 7 Buccleuch place. — See Adv.
Dunn, Mrs John, 4 South Junction street
Dunnett, Wm. classical teacher, 2 Drumraond
street
Duns, James, slater, 161 Rose street
Duns, Miss, milliner, 161 Rose street
Dunse, Geo. china merchant, 70 Canongate
Dunsmure, Alex. mer. 8 St John's pi. Leith
Dunsmure, Major, 10 Coates crescent
Dunsmure, James, 26 Castle street
Dunsmure, J., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 57 Queen
street
Dunstone, Wm. clerk, 7 Spence's pi. Leith
Durham, Jas. & Son, paperraakers, 7 George
street
Durie, David, grocer, 72 Shore
Durie, James, baker, 62 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Diirrner, Johannes, professor of music, 65
Castle street
Durward, Andrew, cabinetmaker, upholsterer,
and undertaker, 7 Clerk street — house, 1
Durward, Misses, 49 Buccleuch street
Duthie, Walter, W.S. 6 Great King street
Dyce, Archd. Brown, Colonel E.LC.S. 7
Ainslie place
Dycer, Charles, physician, 18 Pitt street
Dyer, J. A. commercial agt. 5 Buccleuch pi.
Dyer, Mrs A. Reid's court, Canongate
Dyer, Miss, 2 Windmill street
Dykes, Rob. C. & Co. bootmakers, 98 High st.
Dymock & Paterson, solicitois-at-law, 56
George street
Dymock, James R. tea, wine, & brandy mer-
chant, 16 Nicolson st. — house, 3 Arniston
place
Dymock, Robert Lockbart, solicitor-at-law,
and proc- fiscal for the city. City Chambers
— house, 19 George square
Dymock, IMrs W. M'Lean, 14 Broughton pi.
Eadie, James, hairdresser, 26 Sandport st.
j Eager, Mrs, teacher of music, 54 Frederick st.
Eagle & Henderson, nurtery, teedsmen, and
Horists to the Queen, nursery and seed ware-
house, Leith walk
Earwaker, John, Hampshire house and com-
I mercial hotel, 108 Eose street
Easson, Jamee, cork manufac. 23 Baltic st.
I East India, Colonial, and General Agency —
j Wm. Bowie, 17 South .St David street
Easton, George, agent S. T. League, 54
t South bridge
\ Easton, James, cabinetmaker, 28 Greensidc st.
! Easton, .James, tailor, 3 Greenside row
i Easton, Mrs Isabella, 15 Norton place
I Euston, Mrs Thomas, 33 Albany street
Easton, j\Irs, laundress, 4 Norton place
j Easton, Miss, 10 South St Jiitnes' street
i Easton, Misses, dressmakers, 118 Princes st.
Eaton, James, 8 Alva street
1 Ebsworth, Jos. publisher and teacher of vocal
I music, 4 Montgomery street
Eckford, Walter, Trinity baths
Eckford, Walter, skinner, Silvermills
\ Eckford, Mrs, Trinity baths and lodgings
; Economic Life Assurance Office — Henry
I Maitland, agent, 9 Xorth St David street.
I — See Adv.
Edgar, James, porfrait-painter, 34 Cumber-
I land street
i Edgar, Robt. provision dealer, 23 Howe street
Edgar, Robt. boot and shoem. 187 High street
I Edgar, Mrs, 22 London street
j Edge, George, manager Equitable Loan
1 Co. of Scotland, 4 Montgomery street
Edinbukgh Bible Society Committee Rooms
& Depository, 6 York place
Edinburgh Barm Company, Rose st. lane
Edinburgh City Mission, 10 George street —
Thomas Scott, treasurer
Edinbukgh Clothing Society, 18 Bristo street
Edinbukgh City Mission Office, 6 York place
— Rev. James Trench, superintendent
Edinburgh Eye Infirmary, 140 George street
Edinburgh Funeral Establishment, 9 and 10
Leith walk — John Croall & Son, proprietors
Edinburgh Gas-Light Co. 25 Waterloo pi.
Edinburgh, and 115 Constitution st. Leith
Edinburgh & Glasgow Bank, 29 George st.
— branch, 19 Charlotte street, Leith
Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal Co.'s
office, 1 Port- Hopetoun
Edinburgh Guardian Office, 279 High street.
Royal Exchange
Edinburgh Institution for Languages, &c.
8 Queen street
Edinburgh Institution for the Education of
Y'oung Ladies, 23 Charlotte square
Edinburgh Ladies' Institution for Southern
Districts, 1 Park place
Edinburgh & Leith Gas-Light Company, 8
George street, and 10 Baltic street, Leith
Edinburgh & Leith Glass Co. 42 Salaman-
der street, Leith
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Edinbubgh & Leith Brewery, 200 Canongate
EjDiNRur.GH and Leith Loan Co. 16 Calton st.
Edinc'jrgh, Leith, & Granton Railway sta-
tion, Citadel, Leith
Edinburgh Life Assurance Co.'s Office, 22
Geo. St. — G. L. Finlay, manager. — See j.c/i;.
Edinburgh Loan Co. pawnbrokers, 39 South
bridge, & 1 South Niddry street — Robert
Wilson, manager. — See Adv.
Edinburgh News office, Writers court
Edinburgh Normal School, Castle road
Edinburgh Normal School, Moray house
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Co.
y Princes street — Henry Lees, secretary
Edinburgh Poor's House, Forrest road
Edinburgh ReligiousTractand Book Society's
Depot, 13 South St Andrew street
Edinburgh Ropery Co. 28 Bath street and 35
Shore
Edinburgh School for the Blind, 2 Gayfield
square
Edinburgh Sabbath-school Teachers' Union,
2 Melbourne place
Edinburgh Subscription Lib. 24 George st.
Edinburgh Water Company, 123 Princes st.
—Alex. Ramsay, manager
Edington, Mrs G. lodgings, 4 Melville place
Edington, Miss D. H. lodgings, 2 Rutland sq.
Edmond, G. teacher, 24 King street, Leith
Edmond, James, Newbank, Trinity
Edmond, John, rope and sailmaker, C4 Shore
Edmond, Mrs, 47 Cumberland street
Edmonston & Douglas, English and foreign
booksellers, 87 Princes street
Edmonston, Alex. (£. und Douglas), 25
Scotland street
Edmonston Colliery office, St Leonard's and
Sands, Leith — Andrew Gray, agent— See
Adv.
Edmondston, F. & Son, engravers and prin-
ters, 60 North bridge — ho. 17 London st.
Edmondston, Thomas & Son, iron-merchants
and seedsmen, 110 West bow
Edmondston, T.( T. E. 8f Son), 1 Wharton pi.
Edmondstoune, Mrs, 5 Great Stuart street
Edmonstoune, Mrs Thos. 3 Fingall place
Edmonstoune, Miss, of Newton, 11 Manor pi.
Edmunds, Edmund, professor of singing, 1
Gloucester place
Edward, Peter, victual dealer, 51 Yardheads
Edward, John, 16 Scotland street
Edwards, Wm. brassfounder, 60 Nicolson st.
Elder, Alex, printer. Anchor close — house,
49 North Richmond street
Elder, Alex, grocer, wine and spirit merchant,
40 North Hanover street
Elder, Alex, general agent and merchant, im-
porter of Bohemian glass, lava goods, &c.,
1 Broughton place
Elder, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 2.5
Dean street
Elder, James, 5 Thistle street
Elder, James, spirit dealer, 17 Buccleuch st.
Elder, John {T. E. ^ Co.), 16 Pilrig street
Elder, John, goldsmith, 156 High street
Elder, John, W.S. 5 So. Charlotte st. — house,
3 West Circus place
Elder, John, messenger, Commercial Bank, 20
Rose street
Elder, Lewis, spirit dealer, Dean
Elder, Thomas {T. E. ^- Co.), 1 Fife place
Elder, Thomas & Co.wine merchants, St An-
thony court
Elder, Thomas, farmer, Lennie mains
Elder, Wm. victual dealer, 34 Tobago street
Elder, Wm. writer, 10 Torphichen street
Elder, Mrs, hotel, 9 South St David street
Elder, Mrs, 19 Abercromby place
Electric Telegraph Company's Office, 26
Bernard street, Leith
Elgin, W. & Son, booksellers, stationers, and
library, 10 North St Andrew street
Elgin, Wm. jun. 22 Scotland street
Elgin, W. sen. {E. §- Son), 19 Norton place
Elliot, John, York hotel
Elliot, Robt. 65 Lauriston place
Elliot, W. Scott, of ArkJeton, W.S. 32 Regent
terrace
Elliot, Mrs H. 97 Causeyside
Elliot, Miss, boarding school for young ladies,
23 Windsor street
Eliott, Miss Euphemiaof Stobs, 1 Torphichen
street
Ellis, Adam G. (?F., A. G., and R. Ellis), -3 7
Drummond place
Ellis, John, house factor, 3 St Bernard's row
Ellis, Robert ( W., A. G., and R. E.), 4 Royal
terrace
Ellis, Thos., upholsterer, cabinetmaker, un-
undertaker, and house agent, 21 and 23
George IV. bridge
i Ellis, W., A. G., & R., W.S. 4 Royal terrace
Ellis, William, gentlemen's sick nurse, 19
Jamaica street
Ellis, Mary and Eliza, dressm. 82 Rose st.
Elmslie, Airs Geo. stoneware house, 10 and II
Charlotte place
Elphiston Colliery office, 10 Elder street
Emigration Office, 10 N. St Andrew street
Emilie, Mrs Mary, superior, St Margt's convent
English and Scottish Law Life Assurance
and Loan Association — William Smith, man-
ager, 120 Princes street. — See Adv.
Episcopal Church Society Training Institu.,
16 St John St. — Rev. John Hunter, A.M.
principal
Equitable Fire Insurance Co., 65 Princes
St. — Alexander Jamieson, secretary. — See
Adv.
Equitable Loan Co. of Scotland, 4 Milne
sq. — sale room, 1 Hunter sq. — Geo. Edge,
manager. — See Adv.
Erith, Wm. John, commission agent, 4 North
St David street
Erskine, Alex, slater, 11 St Andrew st. Leith
Erskine, James, printer, 49 Brunswick street
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Erskine, Jamee, glass and china merchant, 40
Grassmarket
Erskine, John, tailor, 6 Lothian street
Erskine, Mrs, St Giles' villa. Grange road
Erskine, Mrs, 21 India street
Erskine, Misses, 13 Alva street
Erskine, Miss, 112 Lauriston place
Erskine, Miss Harriet, 9 Manor place
Erskine, Miss, 6 Manor place
Espie, Geo. & Jas. clothiers, 22 South bridge
Espinasse, Fran9ois, French teacher, 1 Hill st.
Espline, Mrs Charles, lodgings, Morniogside
Essex Economic Fire Assurance Association,
17 George street — J. G. Harrison, agent. —
See Adv.
EssoH, Geo. A. {Lindsay if E.), 10 Gt. King st.
Esson, James, innkeeper, 4 Rose street
EuDson, Mrs, tuscan and straw-bonnet ware-
house, 30 Kirkgate
Eunson, Miss, dressmaker, 23 Bernard st.
European Lite Insurance and Annuity Office,
10 North St Andrew street I
Evans, Robert, tailor, 2 Kerr street j
Evans, Mrs Owen, victualler, 34 Yardheads !
Evans, Wm. W. superintendent Experi-
mental gardejis, Inverleith row I
Evening Post and Scottish Record News-
paper office, 30 Hanover street — printing-
office, 82 Rose street
Ewan, G. M. working jeweller, 12 Gardner's
crescent
Ewan, Mrs Wm. 121 Princes street
Ewart, John, joiner and cabinetmaker, Pitt
street toll — house, 8 Cumberland street
Ewart, Wm. cabinetmaker, 2 Drummond st.
Ewart, Wra. cabinetmaker and organbuilder,
132 High street
Ewart, WiUiam, H.M. Customs, 15 Cannon st.
Ewart, Mrs, 27 Nelson street
Ewart, Miss, dressmakers, 33 Castle street
Ewart, Misses, milliners, &c. 29 Richmond pi.
Ewing, Benjamin, tailor, 30 Frederick street
Ewing, George, 3 Chapel street
Ewing, Henry, Sunbury distillery
Fairbairn and Co. hosiers and drapers, 30 St
Andrew square
Fairbairn, Dr, surgeon, 53 George square
Fairbairn, Rev. Jas. Sunnyslde villa. Trinity
Fairbairn, Jas. house-gov. Geo. Heriot's ho«p.
Fairbairn, James, engraver, 38 Charlotte sq.
Fairbairn, John, 25 Warriston crescent
Fairbairn, Wm. surveyor of buildings, 37 Fre-
derick street
Fairbairn, Mrs James, Lothian road
Fairbairn, Miss Isabella, lodgings, 7 Forres st.
Fairbairn, ]\Iiss, lodgings, 7t) George street
Fairbairn, Miss, 2 West Newington place
Fairfoul, Wra. 9 Hercles st.
Fairgrieve, John, printer, 74 Rose st ho. 34
Fairgrieve, Thos. chemist & druggist, 46 Clerk
street — ho. 1 Sylvan place
Fairgrieve, William, smith, 8 Dock street
Fairgrieve, Miss ]\I. milliner, 99 Princes st.
Fairley, George, spirit dealer, 62 Causeyside
Fairley, James, grocer, 1 Gilmore place
Fairley, James, wine merchant and grocer, 67
Lauriston place
Fairley, Jas. & Wm. umbrella makers, 35
Nicolson street
Fairley, John, flesher, 46 Broughton street
Fairley, Mungo,coal merch. 20 Port- Hamilton
Fairley, Elizabeth, wine and spirit merchant,
18 Calton street
Fairly, Thos. S. writer, 24 Gayfield square ;
Faithfull, Rev. Valentine, 12 Gloucester pi. ^
Falconar, Miss, Falconhall, Morningside ■ '
Falconar, Miss, 2 Coates crescent
Falconer, Dav. grocer and tea-dealer, 18 Home
street
Falconer, Duncan, sheriff-officer, 3 Victoria st.
Falconer, George, of Carlowrie, New Club,
Princes street
Falconer, Henry D. flesher, 82 Pieasance
Falconer, James, writer, 8 Mary's place
Falconer, John, glazier, 23 Thistle street
Falconer, Joseph, shipping agent. Wet Docks
Falconer, Thomas, tobacconist, 3 Bristo port
and 361 High street
Ewing, William, cooper, 55 Broughton street j Falconer, Mrs J. S. 23 Duke street
Ewing, Mrs, French corsetm. 30 Frederick st. Falconer, Mrs, lodgings, Anchorfield
Exchange, Royal, 291 High street Falkirk Iron Co. warehouse, 18 Picardy pi
Exchange Coffee-room, 130 Constit. st. Leith | — H. Anderson, agent — ho. 5 Meadow pi.
Exchange Stables, 125 Constitution st. Leith i Falkner, James P., S.S.C, 8 Bank street
Exchequer Office, Parliament square 'Falkner, Misses, milliners and dressmakers.
Experimental Gardens, Inverleith row j 65 Castle street
Extractor's Office, Register house Falla, jMisses M. & J. milliners and straw-hat
Experience Permanent Property Investment makers, 21 India street
Society, 3 North St Andrew street — A. Pa
terson, manager
Eye Dispensary, 405 Lawnmarket
Eyre, Thos. stocking manufact. 3 Kerr street
Eyre, Misses, boarding-school, 8 Randolph cliff
Fackney, Mrs James, lodgings, 25 Bridge st.
Faed, John, R.S.A. portrait-painter, 51 North-
umberland street
Fair, Thomas, 17 Hope crescent
Family Endowment and Annuity Office, 4
St Andrew square — Robert Allan, agent
Farmer, David, baker, 7 Calton street, and
341 Canongate
Farmer, John, baker, 8 Roxburgh place and
130 High street
Farmer, Wm. upholsterer, 57 Nicolson st.
Farnie, Misses, 29 Howard place
Farquhar, Alexander, spirit dealer, 55 Yard-
heads
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Farquhar, Arthur, W.S. 21 Coates crescent
Farquharson, Charles H. working jeweller
and watchmaker, 26 Leith street — bouse.
West Preston street
Farquharson, David, confectioner, 30 Westp.
Farquharson, Fran, confectioner, 71 Nicolson
street and 215 Cowgate — ho. 81 Micokonst.
Farquharson, Francis, of Finzean, 25 Nor-
thumberland street
Farquharson, J. C. (^National Bank), 9 Inver-
leith place
Farquharson, John, lodgings, 1 8 Duncan street
Farquharson, Mrs General, 12 Gloucester pi.
Farquharson, Mrs John, 1 Clerk street
Farquharson, Mrs, 26 Elder street
Farquharson, Mrs, 7 Broughton place
Farquharson, Miss, 1 Coates crescent
Farquharson, Miss A. 9 Inverleith place
Farquharson, Misses E. & C. fancy trimming
wareho., 9 Calton st.
Farr, Richard S. 2 Windsor street
Farr & Taylor, com. merchants, 18 Elm row
Farrell, Robert, poulterer, l Hope street
Farrie, Thomas & Robert, contractors, 24
Mitchell street
Faulds, J. R, accountant and general comm.
agent, 80 George street
Faulds, Mrs, 37 George street
Fawcett, Rev. William, 56 Inverleith row
Fazakerley, Henry, 74 Nicolson street
Fearn, Miss, East Coates house
Fearns, William, teacher, 14 Nicolson square
— house, 7 1 Clerk street
Fearns, Mrs Peter, 14 Arthur street
Fegan, J. & Co. importers of French flowers,
and feather manufacturer, 21 George street
— house, 17 Duke street
Feild, Eliza, teacher of drawing and music,
23 Salisbury street
Fell, Wm. Ed. Cotton, 2 Upper Gilmore pi.
Fell, Mrs, 5 Portland place
Female Servants' Home, 1 Charlotte place
Female Shelter, Gilmore's close, 99 Grass-
market
Fender, Mrs Thomas, 22 India street
Fenton, Alexander & Co. wine and spirit mer-
chants and grocers, 79 Shore
Fenton, Edw. 04. i^.^ Co.), 11 Albany St. Leith
Fenton, Mrs G., 1 East Newington place
Fenwick, Andrew, cowfeeder, 4 Pitt street
Fenwick, George, St Margaret's cottage,
Greenhill
Ferenbacb, P., clockmaker and toy ware-
house, 132 Princes st — ho. 3 Wallace place
Fergus, Wm. woodmerch. Great Junction st.
Ferguson, Sir Adam, 29 Albany street
Ferguson and Stuart, W.S. 17 George street
Ferguson, Alexander, purveyor of confec-
tionary to the Queen, 1 Melbourne pi.
Ferguson, Alex. jun. confectioner, 5 Archi-
bald place
Ferguson, Archibald, typefounder, 1 Salis-
bury place
Ferguson, Archibald, 22 St James' square
Ferguson Brothers, typefounders, Callander
house, 67 Canongate
Ferguson, C. builder and paveraentmerchant,
St Stephen st. — ho. 23 Fettes row lane
Ferguson, Charles, slater, 22 Dundas street. —
See Adv.
Ferguson, Davidson, & Co. merchants, and
agents for Peruvian guano importers, Junc-
tion road, Leith
Ferguson, Duncan, writer, 32 Dundas street
Ferguson, Fergus, accountant, 209 High st.
Ferguson, Geo. sheriff officer, 22 Society
Ferguson, J. & Co. pawnbrokers, 312 Lawn-
market — John Ferguson, manager
Ferguson, James, boot and shoemaker, 6
Buccleuch street
Ferguson, James, agent, 2 Haddington place
Ferguson, James L. D. writer, 32 Dundas
street
Ferguson, J. & A. sugar-house, Leith
Ferguson, J. H. grocer and spirit dealer, 6
St James' square
Ferguson, Lieut. -col. James, 6 Dundas st.
Ferguson, John, W.S. 1 Regent terrace
Ferguson, Joha, jun. broker, 27 St Mary's wd.
Ferguson, John {S. &f F.), 61 Clerk street
Ferguson, John & Son, marble and coloured
paper makers, Carrubber's close, 134 High
street — house, 3 Blair street
Ferguson, Peter, chimney-sweep, 12 E. Cum-
berland lane
Ferguson, Feter, agent, 26 Grassmarket
Ferguson, Rev. Robert {Free St David's), 12
Atholl place
Ferguson, R. D. G. of Isle, 3 Bellevue cresct.
Ferguson, Robert, spirit dealer, 47 Kirkgate
Ferguson, Robert, china and rag merchant,.
18 Kirkgate, 8 Dock pi. and 30 Couper st.
Ferguson, Thos. grocer and wine merchant, 2
Market place — house, 8 Hamilton place
Ferguson, Thos. & Co., china, glass, and stone
warehouse, 11 Commercial pi. — ho. 43
Bridge street
Ferguson, Walter, drawing master, 36 George
street — house, 9 Graham street
Ferguson, William, 30 Royal circus
Ferguson, Wm., flesher, 60 Charlotte street,
Leith
Ferguson, Wm., W.S. 47 George street
Ferguson, Wm. plumber and gasfitter, 112
Nicolson street — house, 11 Lutton place
Ferguson, Wm. merchant, 31 Drummond pi.
Ferguson, William, bookseller, 7 Bank street
Ferguson, Mrs Eneas, 106 Lauriston place
Ferguson, Mrs Janet, smallware shop, 15
Citadel street, Leith
Ferguson, Mrs, 10 Gay field square
Ferguson, Mrs J., Jordan bank, Morningside
Ferguson, Mrs William, 34 London street
Ferguson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 49 India place
Ferguson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 2 Bernard st.
Ferguson, Mrs, 3 London row
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Ferguson, Miss Agnes, 1 Carlton street
Ferguson, Miss Jane, 1 St James' square
Ferguson, Miss, 1 St Col me street
Ferguson, Misses, 1 Park street
Fergusson, Geo. ( Cathcart, F. 4- Co.)^ 5 Atholl
crescent
Fergusson, Henry D., W.S. 26 Rutland street
Fergusson, Miss, 9 Coates crescent
Fergusson, Miss, 14 Alva street
Ferrae, Mrs, 11 Gray street
Ferney, Mrs, Glover street
Fernie, James, wright and undertaker, 22
Greenside place — house, 17 Calton hill
Ferrie, J. D. writer, Alison place
Ferrie, IMrs, ladies' nurse, 43 Broughton st.
Ferrier, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 10
St Leonard street
Ferrier, David, Bible depository, 17 Leith
sti-eet — house, Mary cottage. Trinity
Ferrier, James, teacher of drawing, 12 Queen
street — house, 8 Keir street
Ferrier, Thomas H., W.S , 89 George street
Ferrier, Mrs James Crawford, Seafield lodge
Ferrier, ^Irs, Seafield house
Ferrier, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 10 Catherine st.
Ferrier, Mrs, 44 Rankeillor street
Ferrier, Miss D. Wallace, 10 Doune terrace
Ferrier, Miss, 38 Albany street
Fever Board — Wm. Whyte, treasurer, 13
George street
Fewtrell, J., chemist and druggist, 321 High st.
Fiddes, William, spirit dealer, 4 Cowgatehead
Field &AlIan, slaters, glaziers, & smoke curers,
27 Fred, street, and Junction road, Leith
Field, Rev. Edward B. 8 Northumberland st.
Field, Mrs J. milliner and stamper, 7 North
St David street
Fielding, Misses, 8 Cumberland street
Fife, Alex, ginger beer brewer, Hillhousefield
Fife, Mrs, ladies' nurse. Union court, Rich-
mond place
Figg, James A. Ordnance storekeeper, Leith ft.
Figge, JVIiss, 3 N. Charlotte street
Filipowski Hershal, accountant, Osborne cot-
tage, Wardie
Finch, John, hosier and shirtmaker, 25 Had-
dington place
Finch, Mrs, 6 West Preston street
Findlater, Mrs, Summerfield house, Leith
Findlay, George, spirit dealer, Water of Leith
Flndlay, -John Gardner, 16 Brandon street
Findlay, William, grocer, 79 Rose street
Findlay, ]Mrs, 00 George square
Finlay, Charles, writer, 6 Great Stuart street
Finlay, G. L. manager, Edinburgh Life Assu-
rance Company, 17 Northumberland st.
Finlay, George, coach-hirer, 12 Charles street
Finlay, James, 5 Moray street
Finlay, Jas. superintendent, Roscbank cem.
Finlay, Jas. (^Lothians and F.), 60 George st.
Finlay, John, bootmaker, 82 Princes street —
house, 12 South St David street
Finlay, Peter, water officer, 16 Heriot place
Finlay, Peter, cooper, 3 Market street
Finlay, Robert ( Wrig/it arid F.),21 Thistle st.
Finlay, Thomas, builder, 43 India place
Finlay, Thomas, baker, 4 Chapel street
Finlay, Thos. meal dealer, 16 Scotland street
Finlay, Walter, baker, 55 Clerk street
Finlay, William, cabinetmaker, &c. 21 South
St Andrew street, 270 and 272 Cowgate —
house, 2 South St David street
Finlay, Wm., M.D. Cherry bank, Newhaven
Finlay, William, secretary, Scottish Equitable
Assurance Co.., 17 Northumberland street
Finlay, William, bank mes. Clyde street lane
Finlay, Mrs Catharine, 52 Broughton street
Finlay, Mies Mary, private boarding school,
50 Minto street
; Finlayson, Donald, confectioner, 62 So. bridge
' — house, 16 Drummond street
I Finlayson, Daniel, tailor, 73 Nicolson street
Finlayson, Geo. painter, 32 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Finlayson, John, 31 Broughton street
Finlayson, Robert, shoemaker, 13 Brunswick
street
Finlayson, R. grocer and spirit dealer, 31
Water gate
Finlayson, T. druggist & dentist, 33 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Finlayson, Rev. Thos. 35 St Bernard's cres.
Finlayson, Wm. G. teacher. Trades' Maiden
Hospital, 2 Lord Russell place
Finlayson, Mrs VVra. 9 Queensferry street
Finlayson, Mrs, dressmaker and embroiderer,
74 George street
Finnie, Jn. farmer, Swanston, Boroughmuirh.
Finnic, John, brush manufacturer, 4t and 50
Nicolson street
Finnie, Miss Agnes, 29 Clarence street
Firewood Factory, Cassells' place See Adv.
Fish, Alex, agent, 2 Dock gates
Fisher, Daniel, S.S.C. 17 York place
Fisher, D. & J., W.S. 17 York place
Fisher, Daniel, lodgings, 23 Lauriston street
Fisher, J.R. china & glass merchant, 65 Hano-
ver street
Fisher, John, W.S. 17 York place
Fisher, M. wine & spirit dealer^ 479 Lawnm.
Fisher, Wm. bootmaker, 11 Catharine st. — ho.
1 Windsor street
Fisher, William, wine merchant and grocer, 17
Home street — house, 16
Fisher, Mrs, oil and colour shop, 43 Clerk st.
Fisher, Mrs J. R. teacher of wax-fruit and
flowers, 65 Hanover street
Fishery, Board of British White Herring,
Royal Institution, Mound
Flanigan, Mich, pawnbroker, 142 Cowgate
Fleming, Alex., W.S., 20 Lynedoch place
Fleming, Archd. 15 Portland place
Fleming, A. 3 High Albany street, Leith
Fleming, A. B. & Co. printing-ink manufac-
turers,, 43 Salamander street — house, 5 Mor-
ton street, Leith
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Fleming, Henry, tailor and clothier, Hill-
housetield
Fleming, John, D.D. prof, of natural science
New College, Sea Grove house, Leith
Fleming, T. billiard- table maker, 17 South St
James' street
Fleming, Thomas, gardener. Dairy lane
Fleming, Thos. spirit dealer, 6(j West port
Fleming, Wm. 8 Royal crescent
Fleming, Mrs Marg. cook, Deanhaugh house
Fleming, Mrs Robert, 13 Minto street
Fleming, Mrs Thomas, 34 Rankeillor street
Fleming, Mrs, midwife, 2 Glanville place
Fleming, Mrs J. grocer, Hillhousefield
Fleming, Mrs, 34 Albany street
Fleming, Misses M. & J. milliners and dress-
makers, 7 Brighton street
Fleming, Misses, ^6 Royal cresceut
Flemington, James, waiter, 140 Rose street
Fletcher and Hunter, watchmakers, 31 Frede-
rick street
Fletcher, Angus, of Dunans, advocate, 5 Ainslie
place
Fletcher, Peter, globemaker and map mounter,
21 Clyde street
Fletcher, Mrs, 13 Union street
Fletcher, Mrs, lodgings, 73 George street
Fiett, James {Customs), 4 Hope terrace, Leith
Flett, George, tailor and clothier, 18 Sandport
street, Leith
Flett, Wm. tea dealer, 4 Bank street — house,
21 Albany street, Leith
Flett, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 37 India place
Fleury Jules, consul de France, 17 Heriot row
Flint, Mrs, furrier, 25 North bridge
Flint, Mrs James, provision dealer,? 1 Kirkgate
Flockhart and Calder, live stock agents, 19
Archibald place
Flockhart, Henry, live stock agent, 11 Gard-
ner's crescent
Flockhart, W. (Duncan, F. ^ Co.'), Seaforth
Cottage, Trinity
Flyn, Miss, 3 Carlton street
Fogo, Lieut.- Col. R.A. 3 Manor place
Foggo, Mrs, lodgings, 11 Elder street
Foot, Mrs Jean, fruiterer, 23 Green market
Foote, John, fruiterer and coach hirer, 23
Dundas street
Foote, William, 13 Comely green place
Forbes, Alex, bookbinder, 5 Milne's court
Forbes & Barton, plumbers and gasfitters,
1 Forrest road
■Forbes, A. builder, &c. 3 W. Newington pi.
Forbes, Arthur, W.S. 6 Rutland street
Forbes, Charles, bookseller, 1 Alva street
Forbes, Charles, Cannon park
Forbes, David, glass, china, and lamp ware-
house, 7 St Andrew square
Forbes, Geo. wine merchant, 16 Howe street
— house, 5 Carlton street
Forbes, James D. professor of natural philo-
sophy, 3 Park place
Forbes, James, spirit dealer, 38 Jamaica street
Forbes, Jas. {Dalgleish § Forrest),l6 St James'
square
Forbes, James, coach-hirer, 24 Pitt street
Forbes, Jno., LL.D. house governor and chap-
lain, Donaldson's Hospital
Forbes, J. H. 17 Ainslie place
Forbes, Patrick, 8 Morrison street
Forbes, Peter & Co. wine & brandy merchts.
97 South bridge
Forbes, Peter, 18 Ilart street
Forbes, R. &D. spirit merchts. 99 High street
Forbes, Walter, brassfounder and gasfitter,
Swinton row — house, 17 St James' square
Forbes, William, advocate, 4 Shandwick place
Forbes, William, W.S. of Castleton, 19 Atholl
crescent
Forbes, Mrs, lodgings, 18 Lothian street
Forbes, Mrs, ladies' sick-nurse, 15 Jamaica st.
Forbes, Mrs, 14 Trinity crescent
Forbes, Miss Margt. Deanbank house
Forbes, Miss, 1 1 Archibald place
Ford, Geo. provision dealer, 145, 205, & 245
High street, 509 Lawnmarket — house, 22
St John street
Ford, George, grocer, 59 High street
Ford, James, wine and spirit mercht. 184
High street and 15 Kirkgate, Leith — house,
25 Haddington place
Ford, Jas. {W. F. & Sons), 2 Anderson's pi.
Ford, James, spirit dealer, 22 Cassells' place
Ford, J. & E. drapers and hosiers, 202
Canongate
Ford, John, flint glass manufr. to the Queen,
i Holyrood glass-works. So. back of Canon-
gate, and 58 No. bridge — ho. 17 St John st.
Ford, Joseph, mill master. Water of Leith .
Ford, William, 34 Minto street
Ford, William, sen. 4 Cassells' place
Ford, Wm. & Sons, wholes, grocers, wine and
spirit merchants, 102 Constitution st.
Ford, Wm. jun. ( Wm. F.and Sons), 5Pilrig st.
Ford, Miss, lodgings, 18 Leopold place
Fordyce, G. Dingwall, advocate, 19 Rutland st.
Fordyce, Wm. city missionary, 35 Home street
Forfar, Robert, architect, 20 Pitt street
Forgan, David, cabinetm Jker, Milne's close, 2 1 2
Canongate
Forgan, David, engineer, Middlefield house
j Forgie, John, flesher, 3 IMiddle market
Forgie, Robert, cattle agent, 106 Lauriston pi.
I Forman, James, advocate, 54 Northumb. st.
j Forman, John N., W.S. 8 Heriot row
j Forman, Mrs, 15 Dundas street
j Forman, Mrs, 5 West Maitland street
Forrest, Alexander, smith, 1 10 Rose Street
Forrest, Arthur, Picceiver- General Gtn. Poi/-
office — house, 7 Torphichen street
Forrest, David, 11 Cheyne street
Forrest, David, accountant, 31 Howard place
Forrest, Geo. bootmaker, 96 Nicolson street
Forrest, Jas. gro. & spirit-deal. Water of Leith
Forrest, J. R. (Bafgleish Sf F.)^ 54 Geo. sq.
Forrest, John, 13 Graham street
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Forrest, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 115
Cowgate
Forrest, Robt. {R. d; F.), S Gt. King st.
Forrest, T. smith & ironm. 13 St Patrick sq.
Forrest, William, engraver, 17 Archibald pi.
Forrest, Wm. plasterer, 1 1 Bread street
Forrest, Mrs Janet, grocer. 111 Causeyside
Forrest, Mrs W. H. 8 St Vincent street
Forrest, Sirs, spirit-dealer, 38 Abbey hill
Forrest, Mrs, Cherry bank
Forrest, Mrs James R. 31 Howard place
Forrestal, John, manager for Reikie and Co.
66 High street — house, 17 Duke street
Forrester, Alexander, baker, 31 Frederick st.
Forrester, David, Newington acad. 8 Arniston
place
Forrester, John, W.S. 8 Drummond place
Forrester, Wm. lithographer, letterpress prin-
ter, and engraver, oQ Hanover street —
house, 121 Princes street
Forrester, Mrs Margt. grocer, 10 Horse wynd
Forrester, ]Mrs, lodgings, 8 Jlackenzie place
Forrester, Misses, teachers of pianoforte and
singing, 56 Queen street
Forrester, Miss M. 32 Minto street
Forshaw, Henry, livery stable, Church lane
Forsyth, Alex, boot and shoemaker, 4 North
Melville place
Forsyth, Arthur, road- surveyor, 72 Broughton
Forsyth, D. & J. booksellers and publishers,
7 Brighton st. — Samuel Money, agent
Forsyth. Ebenezer, of Edin. News, 6 Hope
park. Meadows
Forsyth, Francis, cooper, 36 W^faitfield place.
Leith walk
Forsyth, Peter, letter-carrier, 16 Allan street
Forsyth, Robert, 11 King's place
Forsyth, Robert, tailor, 41 Bristo street
Forsyth, Miss, millin. & dressm. 85 George st.
Fortune, John, painter, 44 India street
Fortune, Robert, slater. So. Junction street
Fortune, Robert, bandage and artificial leg
maker, 15 Young street
Fortune, Miss Forbes, 22 London street
Foster, Wm. W^. agent, 7 Leopold place
Fotheringham, George ( Customs), 2 Couper
street
Fotheringham, Frederick, 15 Abercromby pi.
Fotheringham, James, baker, 8 Cannon st.
Fotheringham, Mrs, 65 Crosscausey
Fotheringham, Mrs, 12 Clarence street
Foulis, Lady, 124 Princes street
Foulis, Robert, M.D. 124 Princes street
Foulis, Miss, 7 St Vincent street
Fountain, James, wright, Hillhousefield
Fowler, Alex, painter, paper-hanger, & glazier,
12 Duncan street, Drummond place
Fowler, Jas. tailor and clothier, 50 Thistle st.
Fowler, John, boot and shoemaker 4 St Patrick
square
Fowler, William, tailor and clothier, 66 Cum-
berland street
Fowler, Mrs Geo. 51 Broughton street
Fowler, Miss M. dressmaker, 12 Duncan st.
Fox, D. B. 213 Canongate
Fox, M. & Co. coal merchts. 4 Canal basin
Foyer, Jn. French satin hat raanuf. 10 South
bridge — house, Mayfield loan
Frame, Lockhart, bookbinder, 13 N.Bank st.
— house, 3 Melbourne place
Francalanza,T. teacher of fencing, 59 S. bridge,
and Gymnasium, under Music ball, George
street. — See Adv.
Francks, B. foreign commission agent, and
optician, 1 Elm row
Francis, David, agent. Grange road
Frankham, Wm. innkeeper, Duddingston
Fraserand Anderson, clothiers to her Majesty,
1 St Andrew square
Fraser & Co. booksellers, agents for the Irish
National .School Books, 45 North Hanover
street
Fraser, Alexander, glazier and dealer in win-
dow glass, 34 Blair street
Fraser, Alex, wine & spt. merch. Albany lane
Fraser, Alex. (A^eil Sf Co. Printers), Caoon-
mills cottage
Fraser, Alexander, 1 Forbes street
Fraser, Alex. M. {F. 4" Anderson), 2 Clarence
street
Fraser, Rev. Alexander C, professor of logic
and metaphysics New College, Churchhill,
Morningside
Fraser, Alex, hairdresser, 59 Rose street
Fraser, Alex. & Co. coal merchants, 6^ Port
Hopeton
Fraser, Alex, builder, Spittal street — office, 65
Xicolson street
Fraser, Alexander, shoemaker, 51 Bristo st.
Fraser, Andrew, tailor and Highland dress
maker, 16 South bridge
Fraser, A. G. 14 Henderson row
Fraser, Charles, pawnbroker, 170 High st.
Fraser, David, 21 Nelson street
Fraser, Donald, 2 Shakspeare square
Fraser,Donald,lateqr. -master, 20 Rankeillor St.
Fraser, G. boot-tree and last maker, 10 Calton
Fraser, Hugh, W.S. 35 Frederick street-
house, 4 Dundas street
Fraser, Rev. Hugh, 2 Grove street
Fraser, James, Edinburgh and Leith carrier,
15 Clyde street
Fraser, James, house agent, 30 Nicolson st. ]
Fraser, J. Mackay (of Regis. Ho.), Monro pi.- 1
Fraser, John, confectioner, 6 N. St Andrew st.
Fraser, John, soda water manufacturer, 103
Rose street
Fraser, John, coach hirer. Regent terrace lane
Fraser, John, spirit dealer, 99 Causeyside
Fraser, John, actuary, manager of the Life
Association of Scotland^ 2 Hanover st. — ho.
Churchhill house, Morningside
Fraser, John C. accountant. Register house
Fraser, J. C, accountant, 14 Warriston crest.
Fraser, John, general agent for Scotland for
Morison's vegt. med. 71 Princes street
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Fraser, John, 1 Scotland street
Eraser, Murd. spirit dealer, 137 Fountainbr.
JFraser, Patrick, advocate, 46 Northumd. st.
Fraser, Patk. N. (^Neil ^ Co. printers)^ jCanon-
mills cottage
Fraser, P. S. 45 North Hanover street
Fraser, Rev. R. W. Croft-an-righ house,
Abbey hill
Fraser, Robert, dairy, 176 Rose street
Fraser, Robert, 6 Saunders' street
Fraser, Robert, spirit dealer, 5 Laurie street
Fraser, R. late of Newington, 18 Dublin st.
Fraser, Simon, co6per, Lothian road, and 6
Greenside place
Fraser, William, coach-hirer, 1 Forres street
Fraser, William, W.S. and master-extraordi-
nary of Chancery, 54 Castle street
Fraser, Wm. spirit dealer, Jock's lodge
Fraser, Wm. jun., W.S. and town-clerk, Ca-
nongate, 31 Princes st. — ho. 42 Melville st.
Fraser, Wm. boot & shoemaker, 4 High market
street
Fraser, William N., S.S.C, and Master Ex-
traordinary of Chancery, 41 Albany street
Fraser, William, assistant keeper of Register
of Sasines, 1 1 Forres street
Fraser, Wm. superintendent. Night Asylum,
Old Fishmarket close
Fraser, Mrs Agnes, spirit dealer, Canonmills
Fraser, Mrs Alex. 6 Walker street
Fraser, Mrs F. 23 Buccleuch street
Fraser, Mrs F. spirit merchant, 3 Junction
street
Fraser, Mrs J. R. 31 Nelson street
Fraser, Mrs Jane, grocer and spirit merchant,
22 South James' street
Fraser, Mrs Robert, 7 St Anthony place
Fraser, Mrs Wm. Canonmills cottage
Fraser, Mrs Wm. 11 Portland place, Leith
Fraser, Mrs, 11 Duncan street
Fraser, Mrs, late of Fingask, 10 St Bernard's
crescent
Fraser, Mrs Thomas, glass and china riveter,
26 Ashley buildings, Netherbow
Fraser, Miss Agnes, 23 Lauriston street
Fraser, Miss Janet, 5 Great Stuart street
Fraser, Miss, 3 Atholl place
Fraser, Miss, 18 Leopold place
Fraser, Misses, I Forres street
Fraser, Misses, milliners, 2 Warriston place
Frater, William, billiard rooms, 17 South St
Andrew street
Frater, Mrs, dairy, 20 Yardheads
French, G. T. feather artificial-flower maker
and silk dyer, 1 53 Rose street
French, John, D.D. 1 Craigie terrace
French, John, W.S. 6 Graham street
French, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 27
Bernard street — ho. 129 Constitution street
Freer, George, 29 Inverleith row
Friend, John, confectioner, 28 Lothian street
Friend, Mrs Sophia, confectioner, 83 Brough-
ton street
Friendly Insurance Co. 40 Princes street
Alexander Allan & Co. agents
Friendly Societies, Registrar of, Thomas
Cleghorn, advocate, 26 Queen street
Frier, James, grocer, 27 Pleasance
Frier, John, letter-carrier, 82 South Bridge
Frier, Matthew, baker, 5 St Patrick street —
house, 32 St Patrick square
Frier, Robert, draper, 314 Lawnmarket —
house, Ratcliffe place
Frier, Mrs William, 10 Brighton street
Froom, Jonathan, 17 Preston street
Fruish, James, tailor, 1 Giles' street
Fryer and Thomson, pianoforte and music-
sellers, 7 South St Andrew street
Fryer, Jn. J. {F. ^- Thomson), 33 London st.
Fullarton, A. & Co. printers, stereotype found-
ers, publishers, and booksellers. Stead's
place — agency, 44 South bridge
Fullarton, Allan, Rosemount, Leith
Fullarton, Jn. A. (/^. ^ Co.), 6 Abercromby pi.
Fullarton, Mrs Arch., Rosehall, Dalkeith road
Fullarton, Miss, 21 Heriot row
Fuller, John, 6 East Arthur place
Fuller, Miss, 8 Great Stuart street
Fullerton, Alder, & Co. gas meter manufacts.,
Abbey Mount works
Fullerton, And. {F., Alder, and Co.), 3 Abbey
Mount
Fullerton, Thomas, builder, Spittal street
Fullerton, Miss, 9 Maitland street
Fulton & Duff, . ham-curers and provision
merchants, 96 West bow
Fulton, Aw. saddler, cap and harness maker,
86 George street — house, 14 Maitland st.
Fulton, Francis, jun. commission merchant,
19 Bernard street
Fulton, Francis, 3 Hope street, Leith walk
Fulton, Hugh, deputy harbour-master, Gran-
ton pier
Fulton, James, rector Edin, Normal School,
Westerhall villa. Meadows
Fulton, John, 4 Fife place
Fulton, John, brewer, 80 Pleasance
Furby, M. teacher of French, 1 6 S. Charlotte
street
Fyall, Mrs Thos., Trafalgar lane, N. Leith
Fyfe, Andrew, S.S.C. 15 Leopold place, agent
for National Mercantile Life Assurance
and Sun Fire OfBces
Fyfe, Thomas N. (^Customs), Madeira place
Fyfe, Mrs, 29 Saxe Coburg place
Fyffe, Mrs, 7 Albany street
FyfFe, Mrs Dr, 9 Warriston crescent
FyfFe, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 2 Mackenzie place
Gadois, Frangois, house painter, 15 Picardy
place — house, 15 Leopold place
Gaelic School Society, committee rooms and
depository, 6 York place
Gaff, William, superintendent, Canal works,
15 St Anthony's place
Gains, Wm. shipm. 5 N. Junction st. Leith
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Gairdner, John, M.D. and F.R.C.S. 52 North-
umberland street
Gairdner, Wm. T., M.D. and F.R.C.P. 52
Northumberland street
Gairns, John, writing-master, and teacher of
arithmetic and book-keeping, 6 George st.
Gairns, Mrs and Misses, dressmakers and
milliners, 24 Castle street
Galbraith, Colin, writer, 2 Melville street
Galbraith, Christopher, wood merchant, Spit-
tal street — house, 1 Lothian road
Galbraith, Mrs, 30 Castle street
Galbraith, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 26 Fred-
erick street
Gall and Inglis, booksellers and publishers,
37 and 38 North bridge
Gall, Jas. ( G. ^- Inglis), Myrtle bank, Trinity
Gall, Jas. jun. sculptor, 20 Gayfield square
Gallaway, Alex, shipmaster, 5 Coburg st. Leith
Gallaway, William D., Bonnington mount
Galletly, Alex. 1 1 Scotland street
Galletly, John, S.S.C. 31 London street
Galletly, Mrs William, 7 Salisbury street
Galli, Chas. gallery of arts, 1 Blenheim place
Gallie, George, cabinetmaker, 27 & 35 Kirk-
gate
Gallie, Laird, & Co. copper, iron, lead, and tin-
plate merchants, 58 High street, and 96
Constitution street
Gallie, James B. 37 Minto street
Gallie, Mrs, Duddingston
Galloway, David, boot and shoemaker, 46
Yardheads
Galloway, James, collector of poor-rates, pri-
son-assessment, and road-money, 59 Con-
stitution street
Galloway, John, shipmaster, 20 Shore
Galloway, Robert T. ( Cilyof Glasgow Bank),
20 Pitt street
Galloway, R. S. writer, 1 Salisbury square
Galloway, Robert, bookbinder, John Knox's
house, 41 High street
Galloway, Wm. tailor and clothier, 3 Monta-
gu street^
Galloway, William, 30 Rutland square
Galloway, William, 10 Rankeillor street
Galloway, William, tobacco manufacturer, 32
Victoria street
Galloway, William, china merchant, 57 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
Galloway, Mrs Janet, lodgings, 1 BroMghton
place
Galloway, Mrs, 10 Manor place
Galloway, Misses, dressmakers, 59 Kirkgate
Game Certificate Office, 57 North bridge
Gammell, Captain James, of Ardiffery, 52 In-
verleith row
Garden, John, tea dealer, 10 Morningside
Garden, James & Son, tailors, 150 High st.
Gardiner, J. advocate, 6 Pitt street
Gardiner, John, S.S.C. 27 York place
Gardiner, William, tailor and clothier. Old
Stamp Office close, 221 High street
Gardner, Alex, grocer, wine and spirit dealer,
259 High street — house, 7 Meadow place
Gardner, Alex, tailor, &c. 187 High street —
house, 5 Portland place
Gardner, Alex, grocer, 6 Portland place
Gardner, Alex, corn dealer, 13 New street
Gardner, Andrew A. 27 ISIontagu street
Gardner and Ainslie, pharmaceutical chemists,
58 George street
Gardner, George, dealer in tea and fruit, 12
Lothian street
Gardner, James, 13 Torphichen street
Gardner, James, grocer, 225 High st. — house,
7 Meadow place
Gardner, Rev. James, M.D. and A.M. 9 Ar-
gyle square
Gardner, John, jun. 408 Castlehill
Gardner, John, collector for charitable insti-
tutions, 408 Castle hill
Gardner, Thos. tea mercht. 64 Frederick st. J
Gardner, Thos. leather mercht. 21 Giles' st.
Gardner, W. P. {collector H. M.'s Customs),
Primrose bank
Gardner, W. C. Glasgow & Manchester ware-
house, 140 Nicolson street — house, 10 Dun-
can street, Newington
Gardner, Mrs Jean, lodgings, 23 Downie place
Gardner, Mrs Wm. 37 Constitution st. Leith
Gardner, Mrs, 13 Ann street
Gardner, Margaret & Isabella, milliners and
dressmakers, 23 Downie place
Gardner, Miss Eliz. 58 George square
Gardner, Miss, 34 Wright's houses
Gardner, Miss, 5 Scotland street
Gardner, Misses, 95 Fountainbridge
Gardner, Miss, millioer, 37 George street
Gardner, Miss, 7 Meadow place
Garland, J. Ormond, pawnbroker, 33 St An-
drew street, Leith — house, 11 King's place
Garrow, Geo. Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Leith
Garvie, Andrew {A. Aikman S;Co.), 2 Keir
street
Gavin, Hector, 37 Montagu street
Gavin, John, mason, 40 Whitfield place
Gavin, Peter ( G. ^- Son), 15 Gayfield square
Gavin, Peter & Son, cordage & canvas manuf.
and sail makers, 12 Commercial place, and :
Bath street
Gavin, Peter J. (^Dryden,G. 6; Co.), Jessfield
Gavin, Robert, portrait-painter, 15 Gayfield
square
Gavin, W. S. (P. G. ^ Son), Cherrybank,
Whale brae
Gavin, Wm. ( W. <^ C. G.), Williamfield
Gavin, Wm. shipmaster, 6 Madeira street,
Leith
Gavin, Wm. Allan (Allan ^- G.), 2 Bellevue
terrace ,
Gavin, W. and C. general merchants, 11 Dockk
place, Leith
Gavine, John, mason, 39 Whitfield place
Gay, Robt. fishmonger, 9 So. College street
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Gaylor, John, 2 Carlton street
Gaylor, William, writer, 3 Duncan street,
Drummond place
Gazette Office, 13 North Bank street
Geddes, Adam Gordon, 7 Henderson row
G^ddes, James, confectioner, 122 Nicolson st.
Geddes, John, mining engineer, 16 Shandwick
place
Geddes, John, collector, Granton pier
Geddes, Colonel John, 15 Salisbury road
Geddes, Rod. spirit dealer, 141 Grassmarket
Geddes, Lieut.-Col. Wm.,C.B. 52 George sq.
Geikie, James S. ornamental hair manufac-
turer and perfumer to the Queen, 35 North
bridge — house, 6 Hope park
Geikie, John, 10 Dublin street
G^llatly, Jn. engraver & lithographic printer,
26 Gtorge st. — ho. 14 Scotland street
Gellatly, Robert, watch and clockmaker, 78
Princes street
Gemble, Mrs, 1 St Vincent street
Gemmell, ^Irs, 19 St John street
General Board of Prisons, 99 George street
General Life and Fire Assurance Company,
6 St Andrew sq — C. Spence, S.S.C. agent
General Screw Steam Shipping Company,
17 South St David st. — Wm. Bowie, agent
General Trade Protection Offices, 25 St
James' sq. — Wm. Hill, secretary
Gentle, Jas., W.S. 35 Queen street — house, 36
Gentle, John (G.P.-O.), 15 Parkside street
Gentle, John, teacher, 10 Nicolson street
Grentleman, James, merchant and shipowner,
14 Elm row — house, 13 Smith's place
Gentleman, Mrs, lodgings, 93 Princes street
George, Mrs, 6 Alansfield place
Georgiades, Sorties, photographer, 75 Princes
street — bouse, 56 India street
Ghimer, Lewis, artist, 140 Princes street
Gianetti, Mrs, 37 Castle street
Gibb, Alex, builder, 4 Nottingham place —
house, 28 Greenside street
Gibb, Alex, umbrella and parasol manufact.
28 George street — house, 10 Duncan street
Gibb, A.{T.G. and Son). 11 Buccleuch pi
Gibb, George, boot and shoemaker, 10 Duke
street, Leith
Gibb, H. M., Royal Hotel, 53 Princes street
Gibb, James, 4 Montgomery street
Gibb, James, grocer and provision dealer, 2
St Patrick street
Gibb, John, mason, 9 Greenside place
Gibb, John, tailor, 4 Infirmary street
Gibb, Thos. (T. G. If Son), 4 Buccleuch pi.
Gibb, Thos. & Son, commis. agents, 8 Drum-
mond street
Gibb, Thomas, builder, 39 Home street
Gibb, William (Murray ^ Gibb), 41 York
place
Gibb, Mrs Fulton, 13 Brown street
Gibb, Miss, dressmaker, 44 India place
Gibbon, Alex, of Johnston, 55 York place
Gibbon, Mrs Alexander, 26 Pitt street
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Gibbs, Helenus, shoem., 2 South College st.
Gibson-Craig, Dalziel, & Brodie, W.S.
5 Thistle street
Gibson & Hector, W.S. 1 Northumberland st.
Gibson and Walker, corn merchants, Lochria
mills
Gibson, Adam, Roqueville, Whitehouse gar-
dens, Morningside
Gibson, Alex, builder, Low Broughton —
house, Broughton park cottage
Gibson, Alexander, 26 Buccleuch place
Gibson, Andrew, farmer. Dean park
Gibson, Arch, accountant, 10 Maitland st.
Gibson, David L. silk mercer, 34 South bridge
Gibson, Francis, 18 Leopold place
Gibson, George and Co. merchants, 5 Wet
Docks
Gibson, George (G. G. Sf Co.), 13 Hermitage
place, Leith
Gibson, Geo. civil engineer, 5 Deanhaugh st.
Gibson, George, shawl cleaner and agent, 25
Scotland street
Gibson, Henry Gordon, W.S. (/. and H. G.
Gibson), 38 Moray place
Gibson, Hugh, teacher of music, 8 Downie pi.
Gibson, Hugh C. plumber and lead merchant,
&c. 22 Dock street — house, 7 Vanburgh pi.
Gibson, James & Co. dyers and scourers, 90
Nicolson St.
Gibson, James, tobacconist, 149 Princes st.
Gibson, John and Henry Gordon, W.S. 12
Charlotte street
Gibson, John, jun. W.S. (J. 8r H. G. Gibson),
38 Moray place
Gibson, John, W.S. 53 Inverleith row
Gibson, John, Merchiston Castle Academy
Gibson, John, tobacco manufacturer, 499
Lawnmarket
Gibson, John, Tower park cottage. Trinity
Gibson, Joseph, agent. West of England In-
surance Co., 25 Gayfield square
Gibson, Mungo C. 13 Hermitage place, Leith
Gibson, P. C. surgeon, 6 Windsor street
Gibson, Peter F. clerk, 13 E. Adam street
Gibson, Robert and Thomas, bacon, cheese,
and butter merchants, 99 Princes street
Gibson, Thomas, dairy, 15 Gihnore street
Gibson, William, 8 Inverleith row
Gibson, Wm. corn merchant, 35 Lauriston pi.
Gibson, William, draper, 1 Lothian street
Gibson, Wm. painter and glazier, 8 Howe st.
Gibson, W. F. {B. L. Co.'s Bank), agent for
the Imp'tial Insurance Co, 24 Greenside pi.
Gibson, William, Museum tavern, 42 Whit-
field place
Gibson, William Yule, agent, 1 Pitt street,
Bonnington
Gibson, Mrs Agnes, 50 Cumberland street
Gibson, Mrs Mitchell, 4 Queen's pi. Leith wk.
Gibson, Mrs, 59 Frederick street
Gibson, Mrs, 1 Scotland street
Gibson, Mrs & Misses, boarding-school, Har-
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Gibson, Mrs, lodgings, 29 Bristo street
Gibson, Mrs, 6 Annfield, Newhaven
Gibson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 73 Rose street
Gibson, Mrs, 5 Buccleuch place
Gibson, Miss, 8 AthoU place
Giflfbrd, Adam, advocate, 21 Dublin street
Gifford, Alexander, S.S.C. and N.P, 28 St
Andrew square
Gifford, James, merchant, 105 South bridge —
house, 21 Dublin street
Gifford, John {National Bank) ^ 2 Sylvan pi.
Gilbert, Jas. & Son, tailors & habitmakers, 37
North bridge
Gilbert, James ( G. &^ Son), 2 Rankeillor pi.
Gilbert, John, pawnbroker, 40 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith — house, 6 London Row
Gilbert, Peter, spirit dealer, 25 Cowgate
Gilbert, Robert, grocer, 11 Yardbefid^, Leith
Gilbert, William, tobacconist, 28 Xicolson st.
Gilchrist, George, house painter and glazier,
9 Kirkgate, Leith
Gilchrist, James, carter, 17 Cable wynd
Gilchrist, John, grocer, 52 Giles' street — ho.
37 Cable wynd
Gilchrist, John, agency oflBce, 28 India st.
Gilchrist, J. (G.P.-O.), 24 Middle Arthur pi.
Gilchrist, IMrs, 8 St Colme street
Giles, Mrs James, 17 Scotland street
Gilfillan, Henry {Customs), East Hermitage,
Leith
Gilfillan, J. (G. &) Jackson), 104 Nicolson st.
Gilfillan & Jackson, builders, Castle tt^rrace
Gill, Thos. (Romanes ^ Paterson), 49 York
place
Gillespie's Hospital, Wright's houses — Geo.
Meikle, treas. 66 Grassmarket
Gillespie & Cathcart, commis. agents, 8 and
10 Timber bush
Gillespie, Alex., M.D. 30 York place
Gillespie, Alex, tinsmith, 21 Frederick street
Gillespie, Alexander, gasfitter & smith, 62
Broughton street
Gillespie, Andrew & Co. merchants, 20 West
Nicolson street — house, 11 Salisbury road,
Newington
Gillespie Brothers, grain merchants, 14 West
Maitland street
Gillespie, Gordon J. wine & spirit merchant,
14 and 15 Sandport street
Gillespie, James, accountant, 8 Hamilton pi.
Gillespie, James D., M.D. 30 York place
Gillespie, John, W.S. 53 Northumberland
street
Gillespie, John, 5 Lothian road
Gillespie, John, grocer and wine merchant,
40 Howe street
Gillespie, John, M.D. 68 Constitution street
Gillespie, INIichael, contractor and causeway-
layer, 23 East Drumraond street
Gillespie, P. Bridge place, Bonnington
Gillespie, Thomas, gasfitter and smith,
Broughton market
Gillespie, Wm. 68 Constitution street
Gillespie, William {Jas. Bell 8f Co.), 40 Al-
bany street
Gillespie, William, of Torbanehili, 7 North
St David street
Gillespie, Mrs, millinery and straw bonnet
warehouse, 144 Princes street
Gillespie, Mrs Alexander, umbrella maker, 58
Charlotte street, Leith
Gillies Brothers, silk mercers & drapers, 32
George street
Gillies, Robert {of G. Brothers), 30 Frederick
street
Gillies, Rev. Francis, 17 Dean Terrace
Gillies, Samuel & Son, tailors and clothiers,
2 Young street
Gillies, Mrs, 16 York place
Gillis, Right Rev. Bishop, Greenhill
Giilman, Mrs, 9 West Claremont street
Gillon, David, sack, &c. manufacturer, 38
Grassmarket — house, 10 Graham street
Gillon, John & Co., preserved fresh provision
manufacturers, 3 Mitchell street
Gillon, James, spirit dealer, 205 Cowgate
Gillon, John, jun. merchant, Hillhouse field
Gillon, Wm. {Smail and Co.), 5 Fingal place
Gilmore, Andrew {National Bank), 2 South
Gray street
Gilmore, Wm. ropemaker, 56 Grassmarket
Gilmore, Mrs, 2 South Gray street
Gilmour, Hugh, tea & coffee dealer and gro-
cer, 13 Leith street
Gilmour, James, cowfeeder, 49 Abbey hill
Gilmour, Oliver, tanr. 49 South back Canong.
Gilmour, Wm. currier, 49 South back Canong.
Gilmour, Mrs Marg. lodgs. 3 Antigua street ■
Gilmo r, Mrs, lodgings, 84 Great King street'
Gilmour, Mrs, Mary cottage. Trinity
Gilroy, Robert, lodgings, 23 Downie place
Gird wood, David, victual dealer, 9 Deanhaugh
Girdwood, Robert ( W. G. ^- Son), 7 Belle-
vue crescent
Girdwood, Robert, wool broker and agent, 2
Bank street
Girdwood, R. G. ( W. G. S^ Son), 7 Bellevue
Crescent
Girdwood, Thos. surveyor & land valuator, 8
Hill place
Girdwood, Wm. and Son, woollen warehouse,
2 Bank street — house, 7 Bellevue cres.
Girdwood, Miss Mary, matron, Gillespie's
Hospital
Girle, George H. tanner & currier, 125 High
street — house, 5 St John street
Given, John, vintner, & parcel van oflBce, 10
Bernard street, Leith
Given, Robert, coach builder and coach hirer,
1 Rutland place — ho. 14 Charlotte street
Gladstone, Mrs, 4 Albany street, Leith
Glas, Mrs Stirling, 2 Norton place
Glasgow & Greenock Shipping Office, Dock
Gates — D. Smith, agent
Glasgow, John, victual dealer, 173 West port
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Glasgow, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 106
West port
Glass, E. printer, 44 South bridge
Glass, Robert, merchant, Victoria terrace —
house, 17 Buccleuch place
Glass, Wm. painter & glazier, 7 East Adam
street
Gleadhill, Benjamin, teacher of vocal music,
13 Dalrymple place
Glegg, Capt., E.T.C.S. 8 Carlton street
Glegg, James (^Exchequer), Blackford
Glejig, Robert (^Exchequer), Banner place,
Morningside
Glen, Alex, bagpipe maker, 30 St Andrew
sq uare
Glen, Alexander W. A. chemist and druggist,
I Earl Grey street
Glen, David, broker, 186 Cowgate
Glen, Geo. bootmaker, 33 Hanover street —
house, 8 Dundas street
Glen, Geo. musical instru. maker, 26Kirkgate
Glen, Rev. John, 28 Buccleuch place
Glen, John, commission agent, 13 Bernard
street — ho. 7 Smith's place
Glen, R. & J. coal merchants, 7 Port-Hamilton
Glen, Thos. and Sons, coal merchants, 5 Port-
Hamilton — house, 12 Semple street
Glen, Thomas, musical instrument maker, 2
North Bank street
Glen, Mrs Capt. 1 1 Teviot row
Glen, Mrs, 71 Clerk street
Glen, Mrs, 112 Lauriston place
Glen, Mrs and Misses, milliners, dress and
straw-hat makers, 26 Kirkgate, Leith
Glen, Miss, 22 Rutland square
Glendinning, Robt. coach proprietor, 54 Ber-
nard street, Leith
Glendinning, Miss Janet, 55 Cumberland
street
Gloag, James, LL.D. teacher of mathematics,
II Duncan street
Gloag, Peter, writer, 6 Saunders' street
Gloag, William E. advocate, 19 Queen street
Globe Life and Fire Insurance Co. London.
— See Adv. for Edinburgh agents
Globe inn, 24 Sandport street, Leith
Glover, Geo. surgeon, 23 Fettes row
Glover, James, painter, and dealer in paper-
hangings, 47 London st. — ho. 33
Glover, Rev. Dr (of Greenside), 19 Howard
place
Glover, Wm., W.S. sheriff clerk depute, 18
Charlotte street — house, 1 Albany st. Leith
Glover, Miss, Elizafield, Bonnington
Goalen, David, R.N. 2 Darling's buildings
Goalen, Thomas Wright, 8 Morton st. Leith
Goalen, Rev. Waller M. Starbank house.
Trinity
Godby, Fred, {General Post- Office)— house,
Spylaw bank, Slateford
Goddard, Wm. M. merchant and agent, 56
Giles' street, Leith — house, 6 John's place
Goddard, Miss, 2 John's place, Leith
Goguel, Wm. Fleming, cashier Scot. Equit'
Life Assuraiice Society, 9 Salisbury place
Goguel, Mrs, 9 Salisbury place
Goldie, Archd. W., W.S. 8 York place
Goldie, George, accountant, 2 West Newing-
ton place
Goldie, Geo. G. commission agent. West cot-
tage, Wardie
Goldie, John, 59 Cumberland street
Goldie, Robert, shoemaker, Newhaven
Goldie, William, W.S. 34 Melville street
Goldie, Mrs, West cottage, Wardie
Goldie, Miss, Seafield baths, Leith
Goldsmiths' Hall, 98 South bridge
Good, Mrs M. provision shop, 24 Raeburn pi.
Goodall, John, advocate, 24 Nelson street
Goodburn, Mrs, 1 St Vincent st.
Goodlet, George, postmaster, 7 John's place,
Leith
Goodlet, Wm. lace and sewed muslin ware-
house, 36 Hanover street
Goodlet, Miss, 7 John's place, Leith
Goodsir, A. secretary, British LinenCo. 36 St
Andrew square
Goodsir, Geo. clothier, outfitter, &c., 24 South
bridge
Goodsir, John, F.R.C.S.E. professor of ana-
tomy in the University, 16 Dean terrace
Goodsir, Misses, dressmakers, 1 1 Dundas st.
Goodsman, Mrs R., Golf tavern, 27 Wright's
houses
Goody, Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, 1
Forth street
Goody, Mrs, dressmaker, 1 Forth street
Goold, Rev. Wm. H., D.D. Rosemount ho.
Goold, Mrs, Rosemount house
Gordon, Alexander, teacher. Water of Leith
Gordon, Alexander, builder, Buccleuch pi. —
house, 41 Leith wynd
Gordon, Alfred R., agent and ship insurance
broker, 2 Coatfield lane
Gordon, Capt. Chas. 20 Claremont crescent
Gordon, Daniel, slater and chimney sweeper,
1 Leggat's land, Stockbridge
Gordon, David, M.D. surgeon 32 Buccleuch
place
Gordon, Major Duncan, 16 Walker street
Gordon, Ed. Strathearn, advocate, 2 Randolph
crescent
Gordon, Francis W. L. 1 Clarendon crescent
Gordon, Geo. contractor for Caledonian and
E. & G. Rail ways — offices, 38 Candlemaker-
row, 11 St James' place, and 7 Bernard
street
Gordon, George, spirit dealer, 1 Maitland pi.
Newhaven
Gordon, G, Maitland, 20 AthoU crescent
Gordon, James F., W.S. 1 Nelson street
Gordon, James, writer, 1 Lauriston terrace
Gordon, James, 9 Newington place
Gordon, James (7". Constable and Co.), 3
Thistle court
Gordon, James, sen. artist, 11 Brandon st.
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Gordon^ James, portrait painter, 37 Brough-
ton place
Gordon, James, Spanish consul and agent, 2
Coatfield lane
Gordon, James, jun. artist, 37 Broughton pi.
Gordon, John Thomson, sberiflF of Midlothian,
sheriff chambers, county buildings. High st.
— house, 12 Royal circus
Gordon, Sir John "Watson, R.A. President of
the Royal Scottish Academy, and limner
to the Queen in Scotland, 123 George st.
Gordon, John, 21 East Claremont street
Gordon, John, woollen draper, 33 North
bridge — house, 7 Middleby street
Gordon, Lt-Col. John, of Cluny, 4 St Andrew
square
Gordon, J. chemist & druggist, 32 Bristo st.
Gordon, Joseph ( G., Stuart^ and Chei/ne), 5
Royal terrace
Gordon, Richard, accountant, 45 Northumber-
land street
Gordon, Robert {Bank of Scotland), 29 War-
riston crescent.
Gordon, Robert, tobacco manufr. 5 Heriot
bridge — house, 23 Gilmore place
Gordon, Robert (^Muvro ^ Drysdale), 23 St
James' square
Gordon, Robert, painter and glazier, 32 Earl
Grey street
Gordon, Stuart, & Cheyne, W.S. 5 Royal ter.
Gordon, Wm. builder, 5 Lothian road
Gordon, Wm. spirit merchant, 39 Cowgate
Gordon, Wm. tailor, 27 South bridge
Gordon, Wm. spirit mercht. 3 South College
street
Gordon, William, baker, 11 South Richmond
street
Gordon, Mrs Catherine, midwife and ladies'
nurse, 3 Carnegie street
Gordon, Mrs Dr, 14 Northumberland street
Gordon, Mrs G. 1 Tarvet st. Home st.
Gordon, Mrs Harry, 2 Clarendon crescent
Gordon, Mrs, 10 Eton terrace
Gordon, Mrs, 31 Rutland square
Gordon, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 6 Castle
street
Gordon, Miss, 12 Nelson street
Gordon, Miss, 23 Inverleith row
Gordon, Miss, 4 Hope street
Gordon, Misses, 13 Rankeillor street
Gordon, Miss, of Carleton, 16 Royal circus
Gorhara, Alex, wholesale coflFee and spice mer-
chant, 38 and 40 Earl Grey street
Gorman, Nath. furniture dealer, 239 Cowgate
— house, 1.3 Hill place
Gorrie, Mrs Daniel, 18 Drummond street
Gorwood, Richard, spirit dealer, 113 Rose st.
Goskirk, Alex. & Son, brokers, 70 Cowgate
Goudie, Gavin, builder, Leslie pi. — house, 32
Dundas street
Gough, Owen, in charge of Her Majesty's
apartments in the Lord Chamberlain's
department at Holyrood Palace
Gould, John, 5 Upper Dean terrace
Goulding, James, broker, 128 Cowgate
Goulding, Wm. spirit dealer, 206 Cowgate
Gourlay, James, gardener, Bruntsfield house
Gourlay, Mrs, 3 Duncan street, Leith
Gourlay, Mrs, 37 Inverleith row
Govan, Alexander, 3 West Preston street
Govan, John, W.S. 13 Walker street
Government Emigration office, 17 South St
David St. — Wm. Bowie, agent to Her Ma-
jesty's Emigration Commissioners
Governesses' Institution, 17 Elder street
Gow, a. wine and spirit mercht. 23 Howe st.
Gow, Donald, 1 India street
Gow, Forbes, tailor, 429 High street
Gow, James, paper ruler and bookbinder, 13
Blair street
Gow, Jas. dealer in metals, Easter road
Gow, John, 14 Cumberland street
Gow, Wm. turner & print-cutter, 63 George st.
Gow, Mrs, lodgings, 42 Albany street
Gowan, Alex. {Graham S^ Gowans), 32 Dun-
das street
Gowan, Chas. baker & confectioner, 4 Union
place — house, 6
Gowan, George ( G. P.- O.), 5 Pitt street
Gowan, Mrs, 3 Pitt street
Gowanlock, Robert ho^^ier and stay manufac-
turer, 41 West Nicolson street
Gowanlock, Walter, flesher, 43 West Nicol-
son street
Gowans, James, builder and contractor, 1
Randolph cliff
Gowans, Mrs Jane, merchant, 21 Brown sq.
Gowans, Mrs Thomas, 2 Ratcliffe terrace
Grady, John, messenger- at- arms and sheriflT-
officer, 5 St James' square
Graeme, Miss, 18 Heriot row
Graham and Gowans, silk raer. 11 George st.
Graham, A. cowfeeder & dairy, I Scotland st.
Graham, Andrew, tea, wine, and spirit dealer,
70 Bristo street
Graham, Andrew, spirit dealer, 48 Yardheads
Graham, David, spirit dealer, 5 Holyrood st.
Graham, David {Storrar Sf Graham), 50
Nicolson street
Graham, George F. 31 Gilmore place
Graham, George S. 4 East Broughton place
Graham, George, printer and bookbinder, 31
Nicolson street
Graham, Gilbert, head master. Normal School,
Moray House, 14 West Preston street
Graham, Humphrey, W.S., chambers, 11
Shandwick place — house, 14 Atholl crescent
Graham, Jas. Gillespie, architect, 15 Castle st.
Graham, James (G. and Gowans), 12 Antigua
street
Graham, James, boot and shoemaker, 18 Ca-
therine street
Graham, James, hosier and shirtmaker, 179
High street — house, 13 Blair street
Graham, Colonel John, H.E.I.C.S., 7 Royal
terrace
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Graham, John, governor and treasurer of
House of Refuge, 68 Canongate
Graham, J. pianoforte-tuner, 17 Fettes row
Graham, Jos. draper, 15 Union place
Graham, Patrick, W.S. 14 Royal crescent
Graham, Robert M. merchant, 14 Pitt street
Graham, Robt. {Siinpson ^ G,), 1 1 India st.
Graham, Robert, advocate, 18 Heriot row
Graham, Robt. groctr, 16 West port
Graham, Thomas, painter and glazier, 17
Queensferry st. — ho. 29 Alva street
Graham, T. corn mercht. 26 SheriflFbrae
Graham, Thos. slater & glazier, 150 and 152
Rose (street
Graham, Walter, Merchiston lodge
Graham, Rev. Wm. 2 Laverock bank, Trinity
Graham, Dr Wm. teacher of elocution (iVawa/
and Mili. Acud.), private class-rooms, 78
Queen street — house, 6 Ann street
Graham, Wm. & Co. working jewellers, &c.
139 George Street
Graham, Wm. builder, Morningside
Graham, Wm. hotel keeper, 8 Princes st.
Graham, Mrs, 1 Leslie place
Graham, Mrs, 13 Young street
Graham, Mrs Dr William, Duncan street,
— house, Newiiigton
Graham, Mrs, 26 Stafford street
Graham, JMrs, 9 Malta terrace
Graham, Mrs, 10 Dublin street
Graham, Mrs Wm. 76 Constitution street
Graham, Miss Stirling, of Duntrune, 29
Forth street
Graham, Misses, Duddingston
Graham, Jlisses, teacher of pianoforte, 5 Dun-
das street
Grahams, Barron, of Morphie, 30 George sq.
Grahame, James, writer, 29 Ann street
Grahame, John, advocate, 11 Rutland street
Granger, Mrs, of Craigpark, 12 AthoU crest.
Grandison, James, shoemaktr, 125 Pleasance
Grandison, W. linen manufacturer, Binnie's
close
Grandison, William, punch-cutter, St Ann's
lodge, Croft-an-righ
Grant and Gibson, lath-splitters. Spittle st.
Grant & Ross, cabinetmakers and upholsterers,
15 Greenside place
Giant and Wallace, W.S. 30 Drummond pi.
Grant, Adam, writer, 18 Brunswick street
Giant, Alexander, macer, 3 West Newington
Grant, Alex., dairy, 40 Whitfield place
Grant, Alex, general agent, 14 Clyde street
Grant, Archd. writer, Comely bank villas
Grant, D. {M'Millan &f G.), 37 York place
Grant, D. 14 Canning place
Grant, D. agent for G. Virtue, publisher, 11
Lothian street
Grant, D. S. (R. Brotchie ^ Co.), Claremont
cottage, Leith
Grant, Daniel, tailor, 7 James's court
Grant, Geo. lodgings, 11 No. Melville place
Grant, George S. 9 Bristo place
Grant, Rev. Dr James (i>t Mark's), 1 1 Nor-
thumberland street
Grant,Jas.D. tailor & clothier, 16 So. bridge —
house, 3 Lauriston place
Giant, J. S. druggist, 24 N. W. Circus pi. —
ho. 6 Brunswick street
Grant, James, superintendent of Leith police,
18 Charlotte St. — hous*-, 28 Constitution st.
Grant, James, 47 Great King street
Grant, John, 35 Broughton place
Graat, John, confectioner, 52 Shore — bouse,
45 Tolbooth wyud, Leith
Grant, John, spirit merchant, 1 Bridge street
Grant, John, Royal Exchange Coffee house
Grant, Capt. John, 47 Great King street
Grant, Joseph, W.S. (G. 6f Wallace),30 Drum-
mond place
Grant, Lachlan, hotel keeper, 154 Rose street
Grant, Maximilian, Morrison pi. Jock's Lodge
Grant, Rev. Peter, 17 Brown square
Grant, Robert, spirit dealer, 10 Greenside row
— house, 1 East Gilchiist entry
Grant, Robert & Son, booksellers, publishers,
and stationers, and agents to the Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 54
Princes street
Grant, R. wine & spirit mer. 52 London st.
Grant, Robert, sen. (R. G. ^ Sofi), Forth-
field cottage, Trinity
Grant, Robt. jun. {R. G. §• Son), 14 Scotland st.
Grant, Thomas, printer and publisher, 21
George street
Grant, T. Macpherson {Shephard, Grant, Sf
Cuthbeitson), 15 Moray place
Grant, Thomas, actuary. Savings' Bank, 19
Broughton place
Grant, William, printer, Wright's houses,
Bruntsfield links
Grant, Wm. spirit merchant, 177 High st.
Grant, William, writer, 35 Broughton place
Grant, Dow. Lady M'Pherson, 15 Moray pi.
Grant, Mrs Jane, 41 York place
Grant, Mrs, 3 Maitland street
Grant, Mrs, 24 Cumberland street
Grant, Mrs Ann, Villa, Grove street
Grant, Mrs, 16 Scotland street
Grant, Miss, 24 St Patrick square
Grant, Miss, 19 Broughton place
Grant, Miss, 2 Eastfield, Leith
Grant, INIiss Christina B. Bathfield cott. Leith
Gravett, Jas. butcher, 52 N, Hanover street
Gray, Alex. F. chemist and druggist, 5 Spring
gardens
Gray, Alexander D. (Jale Wm. Milne and Co.)
bootmaker, 100 George street — house, 33
Dundas street
Gray, Alex, furnishing ironmong. 3 St Patrick
square
Gray, Alex, wright and undertaker, 9 Dock st.
Leith
Gray, Alexander, dealer in old iron, 70 St
Leonard street
Gray, Alexander, 2 Filrig place
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Gray, Andrew, agent for John Wauchope, St
Leonard's depot. — See Adv.
Gray, Aw. grocer and spirit dealer, 27 Tobago
street
Gray, Andrew, cork manufacturer, 72 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
Gray, Andrew, coal agent, 169 Fountainbridge
Gray, Arthur & Co. booksellers and station-
ers, 4 Baker's place
Gray, Chas. watch and clockmaker, 14 Bank st.
Gray, Charles, 1 Hill square
Gray, Daniel, house painter, 38 Howe street
Gray, Eneas, doorkeeper Court of Session, 5
Hay's court
Gray, Geo. hatter, 136 Kirkgate
Gray, James (G. P.-O.), 3 Montagu street
Gray, .James, jun. (G. §* Son, bootmakers), 1
Pilris; place
Gray, James {of A. G. ^ Co.), 4 Morton st.
Gray, James, 124 George street
Gray, James, hosier, 6 Nelson street
Gray, James & Son, bootmakers, 7 Catharine
street — house, 1 Pilrig place
Gray, James & Sons, ftirnishing ironmongers,
and stove and grate makers to her Majesty,
85 George street
Gray, James & Son, wholesale wine and spirit
merchants, 19 I.othian street
Gray, James, 2 Hope park
Gray, James, victual dealer, 71 Giles' st. Leith
Gray, Jn. (of Gray S,' Son), 5 Gilmore place
Gray, John, bookbinder and stationer, 3 East
Assembly lane. Rose street — house, 11
Hanover street
Gray, John, grocer, 53 Broughton street
Gray, .1. & J. proprietors and publishers of
North Brit. Advertiser, 8 Melbourne place
Gray, John, manager of the North British
Advertiser, 11 Inverleith row
Gray, John, ladies' shoe manufacturer and
umbrella maker, 73 George st. — house, 37
Gray, John, surgeon, 8 Annandale street
Gray, John, manufacturer, 2 Craigie terrace
Gray, .John, spirit dealer, 16 Leven street
Gray, John W. saddler, 58 Grassmarket
Gray, John, dairy, 10 North Melville place
Gray, Matthew, victual dealer, 329 Canongate
Gray, Matthew, smith and projecting letter-
maker, Horse wynd
Gray, Robert, oil and colour merchant, 9
Carnegie street
Gray, Robert, china mer. 21 W. Nicolson st.
Gray, Robert, grocer and wine merchant, and
tea and coffee dealer, 1 Argyle square
Gray, Thomas, baker and confectioner, 2
Bristo port
Gray, Thomas, flesher, 8 East Register street
Gray, Thomas, victual dealer, 286 Canongate
Gray, Thomas, spirit dealer, 56 Kirkgate
Gray, William, flfsher, 13 Romilly place
Gray, William & Co. bone crushers. Sala-
mander street, Leith
Gray, Rev. W. H. 23 Minto street
Gray, Wm. hosier and glover, 30 South bridge
— house, 2 West Lauriston place
Gray, Wm. & Son, saddlers, 18 Hanover st.
Gray, William, Willow bank, Newhaven
Gray, Wm. coal agent, 8 Roxburgh street
Gray, William, hatter, 29 South bridge
Gray, Wm. A. surgeon & druggist, 17 Bristo
street
Gray, Wm. accountant, 32 Broughton place
Gray, Dowager Lady, Warriston house
Gray, Mrs George, 24 Clerk street
Gray, Mrs James, 2 Regent terrace
Gray, Mrs Robert, 2 West Lauriston place
Gray, Mrs, 136 George street
Gray, Mrs, lodgings, 27 Castle street
Gray, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 King
street, Leith
Gray, Mrs, Church lane, Morningside
Gray, Mrs, midwife, 49 Kirkgate
Gray, Miss, of Carse, 4 St Bernard's crescent
Gray, Miss, 16 Archibald place
Gray, Miss, 3 West Arthur place
Gray, Misses, 30 Royal circus
Gray, Miss Margaret, 23 Archibald place
Great Britain and India and London Life
Assurance Co. — John A. Macrae, W.S.
agent, 14 Gloucester place
Great Seal Office, Register house — Earl of
Home, keeper ; John Gibson, jun. W.S.
depute ; F. W. Gordon, substitute
Greathead, Henry, turnery, toy, and fancy
bazaar, 25 South bridge
Greathead, Miss, straw-hat maker, 78 Nicol-
son street
Green, Charles, macer, 102 Causeyside
Green, Charles, agent for the Patent Portland
Cement, 25 Commercial place, Leith
Green, George, wine and spirit merchant, 35
Commercial pi. and 1 Admiralty st. Leith
Green, .James M'Innes, deputy purveyor for
military hospitals, 8 Annandale street
Green, John M. teacher of writing, arithmetic,
and book-keeping, 37 George street
Green, Mrs, 26 Dundas street
Greenaway, James, grocer and wine mer-
chant, 33 Elder street
Greenfield, James, grocer, 7 Canning place
Greenfield, James, 9 East Claremoat street
Greenhill, James, manager, Clydesdale Bank.,
10 George square
Greenhill, John, stationer, 10 Bank street
Greenlaw, .Jo!)n, Whitfield cottage, Leith walk
Greenoak, Robert, bootmaker, 42 Leith street
— house, 7 Bellevue terrace
Greenslade, Mrs Williamina, milliner & straw-
hat maker, 5 East Register street
Gregg, John, Kirkbank villa, Morningside
Gregor, D. Clunie {Colonial Assurance Office)
— house, 7 George street
Gregor, .John, writer, East Fowderhall
Gregor, W. A. warehouseman, 10 Arniston pi.
Gregorson, Mrs, 39 Inverleith row
Gregory, John, advocate, Canaan lodge
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Gregory, William, professor of chemistry, 114
Princes street
Gregory, Miss, 22 Elder street
Greig, Alexander, writer, 14 Leven street
Greig, Andrew, 29 Gayfield square
Greig, Andrew, Chain Pier inn, and office
{Box), North Bridge
Greig, Benjamin, 6 Pitt street
Greig, D & J. printing press and steel plate
manufacturers, smiths, and machine makers,
Lothian road
Greig, Daniel, boot maker, 36 Lothian street
Greig, David, smith, 22 Buccleuch street
Greig, David (Z>. J. S^ G), St Cuthbert's glebe
Greig, George, W.S. 11 Queen street — house,
9 Abercromby place
Greig, George M. artist, and teacher of draw
ing and painting, 10 South Charlotte street
Greig, James, of Eccles, W.S. 9 Abercromby
place
Greig, James, 14 Minto street
Greig, James, china warehouse, 1 and 2 JjOW
market street
Greig, Jas. boot and shoe maker, 46 Bristo st.
Greig, John, baker, 7 Tol booth wynd, Leith —
house, 59 Constitution street
Greig, John {Jas. Dickson and Sons), 134
George street
Greig, John & Son, booksellers and publishers,
2 Melbourne place
Greig, John Rutherford, of Lethangie, 12 Re-
gent terrace
Greig, John & Son, printers, 433 Lawnmarket
— house, 15 Graham street
Greig, John {D. ^ J. G.), 2 Lothian road
Greig, John & Son, coach lace manuf.World's-
end close
Greig, John, shipmaster, 14 Albany st. Leith
Greig, Peter M. {of Jas. Dickson and Sons),
134 George street
Greig, Robt. Vice-Pres. ( G.P.-O.), 6 Pilrig st.
Greig, Wm. smith, 156 Rose street — ho. 166
Greig, William, 10 AthoU place
Greig, William, baker, 2 Jamaica street
Greig, Mrs, 6 Brunswick street
Greig, Mrs, of West Cambus, 134 George st.
Greig, Mrs, 117 George street
Greliche, A. hotel, lOO Princes street
Gresham Life Assurance Society, 16 Dundas
street — H. J. Rollo, W.S. agent
Greville, Robert K., LL.D. 33 George square
Grey & Son, veterinary surgeons to the Royal
Cal. Hunt, 31 Pleasance, and 119 Rosest.
Grey, Alexander ( G. Sf Son), 5 Roxburgh st.
Grey, Alex. jun. (G. ^ Son), 31 Pleasance
Grey, Rev. Dr Henry, 5 East Claremont st.
Griener, Charles, German clock maker, 178
CanoDgate
Grierson, Andrew, W.S. 15 St Andrew square
Grierson, John S. smith, Broughton market —
house, 34 London street
Grierson, Robt. jeweller & silversmith, 36
Leith street — house, 38 Rankeillor street
Grierson, Samuel, 20 Heriot place
Grierson, Mrs Rohert, 11 Keir street
Grierson, Miss E. 40 Broughton street
Grieve and Oliver, hatters to the Queen, 19
Princes street
Grieve, Andrew (Henderson 4' Bissei), i
Dewar place
Grieve, David, joiner, 2 Keir street
Grieve, Gideon, wine and spirit merchant, 87
Rose street
Grieve, James, ladies' and gentlemen's outfit-
ting warehouse, 9 North bridge — house, 27
Salisbury street
Grieve, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28
Clerk street
Grieve, James, plasterer, 40 St Cuthbert st.
— house, 49 Thistle street
Grieve, John, agent, Eastfield court
Grieve, John {Nat. Bank), 28 Brunswick st.
Grieve, John, tavern keeper, 3 Veal market
stairs. North bridge
Grieve, John, spirit dealer, 68 Thistle street
Grieve, John, Preston Collieries and Bank
Park Fire Clay Works — office. Low CaitoQ
Grieve, John, letter-carrier, 177 Pleasance
Grieve, Robt. spirit merchant, Bank street,
Leith
Grieve, Robt. & Co. furniture printers, damask,
moreen, carpet, paper hanging, and bedding
warehouse, 83 George street
Grieve, Robt. coach currier, patent leather &
oil-cloth manufacturer, 599 Castle-hill —
house, 10 Lauriston lane
Grieve, R. S. {R. G. ^ Co.), Blacket place
Grieve, Wm. wright, 23 Bernard street
Grieve, Wm. carter. Upper Dean street
Grieve, Wm. {lunes 4r G.), Biacket place
Grieve, Mrs James, 22 Abercromby place
Grieve, Mrs Dr, 26 Dundas street
Grieve, Mrs, 17 London street
Grieve, Mrs John, grocer, 115 Pleasance
Grieve, Mrs W. 11 Bennington place
Grieve, Miss, 25 Charlotte street, Leith
Grieve, Miss Helen, 48 Lothian street
Grieve, Miss Margaret, Newington cottage
Grieve, Miss, teacher of music, 4 North St
David street
Grieve, Misses, dressmakers, 40 Frederick
street
Griffith, James, accountant, 30 St James'
square
Griffith, Mrs, 30 St James' square
Griffin, Joseph, clothes commission agent, 21
Blair street
Grindlay, Cowan, & Co. corn-factors, 4 Ber-
nard street, Leith
Grindlay, John, tanner, 39 Gilmore place
Grindlay, Thomas, 26 Royal circus
Grindlay, Mrs, Grange loan
Grindlay, Mrs, 26 Royal circus
Grindlay, Mrs, lodgings, 7 Hill place
Grinly, Miss, 2 Queen's place, Leith walk
Grinton, Geo. draper, 2 Shimdwick place
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Grinton, James, silk mercer, 52 South bridge
— Louse, 18 Nicolson street
Grinton, Wm. draper, 39 Lothian street — ho.
41 Lothian street
Griveson, Mrs Ralph, dairy, 20 Heriot place
Groat, Alex. G. advocate, 12 Hart street
Grogan, William, 10 West Claremont street
Grosart, William, 1 Morrison place, Piershill
Grosset, James, wine and spirit merchant, 1
Lauriston street
Groucock, Copestake, Moore, and Co., lace
manufacturers, 46 North Hanover street
Grubb, J. S. music-seller, 1 Gayfield place
Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Co. 74
Queen street — James Wilkie, accountant,
agent. — See Adv.
Guild, Mrs, 31 Scotland street
Guild, Mrs John, 12 Raeburn place
Guillerez, A. F., F.E.I.S., teacher of French,
139 George street
Gulland & Gray, hosiers, glovers, shirt mer-
chants, and ladies' outfitters, 23 South
Hanover street
Gulland, Andw. corn dealer, 20 Greenside
street — ho. 21 Broughton street
Gulland, Mrs Geo. baker and confectioner,
158 High street
Gulland, Mrs, 7 St John street
Gundlach, Henry, teacher of German, 53
George street
Gunn, Alex, shipmaster, 4 Hope terrace
Gunn, Alex, watchmaker and jeweller, 10
Leith street
Gunn, Alex, bookseller, 35 Parkside street
Gunn, Alex, spirit dealer, 12 Yardheads
Gunn, Daniel, builder, 3 West Preston street
Gunn, Daniel, clothier and cap manufacturer,
6 and 8 High street
Gunn, George, sub- editor, Courant, 22 St
Patrick square
Gunn, James, copper, zinc, and patent metal
agent, 80 Shore, Leith
Gunn, James C. civil engineer, 6 Picardy pi.
Gunn, John, boot and shoe maker, 19 West
Register street
Gunn, John, bookbinder, 13 Georgestreet —
house, 4 St Patrick square
Gunn, Peter, painter, paper-hanger, and gla-
zier, 3 Calton street — ho. 4 Calton hill
Gunn, Robt. bootand shoemaker, 2 Bedford st.
Gunn, Robert, solicitor and accountant, 53
Charlotte street, Leith
Gunn, William, spirit dealer, 60 Shore, Leith
Gunn, William, tavern, 24 FItshmarket close
Gunn, Mrs Don. lodgings, 27 No. Richmond
street
Gunn, Mrs Ellen, grocer, 38 Clerk street
Gunn, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 49 Broughton st.
Gunn, Miss, 5 Buccleuch street
Guthrie, And. leather merchant and boot-
maker, 14G Kirkgate
Guthrie, Chas. coal merchant, 79 St Leonard
street
Guthrie, David, printer and publisher {North
British Ayriculturist), 377 High street '
Guthrie, James C. 25 West Nicolson street
Guthrie, James, coal merchant, 127 Causeyside
Guthrie, John, damask weaver, 6 Heriot's br.
Guthrie, Michael, spirit merchant, 11 Coalhill,
Leith
Guthrie, R. boot and shoemaker, 52 Bridge st.
Guthrie, Thomas, provision dealer, 11 St An-
thony place
Guthrie, Thomas, D.D. 2 Lauriston lane
Guthrie, Wm. shipmaster, 2 Sandport street
Guthrie, Mrs Alex. 48 London street
Guthrie, Mrs, dressmaker, 8 Thistle street
Guthrie, Miss, of Craigie, 2 Carlton terrace
Guthrie & Patterson, Misses, milliners, 48
South Clerk street
Hackett, John, baker, 53 Yardheads M
Hadden, Robert, painter, 97 Constitution *
street, Leith — ho. 35
Haddow, Hugh, coal merchant, Newhaven
Haddow, Thomas, dairy. Comely bank
Haddow, Wm. dairy, 10 N.-W. Circus place
Haddow, Wm., White Hart inn, 32 Grass-
market
Haden, George, engineer and manufacturer
of warming and ventilating apparatus, &c.
6 St Andrew square
Hadley, Mrs, English hotel, 10 So. St Andrew
street
Hagart & Smith, W.S. 9 Dundas street
Hagart, Jas. Valentine, of Glendelvine, 19
Clarendon crescent
Hagart, William D. 1 Bellevue crescent
Hagart, IMrs, 1.3 Atholl crescent
Haig, Andrew, tinsmith, 50 Potterrow
Haig, D. B., 4 Raeburn place
Haig, George, flesher, 32 West Richmond st.
Haig, James D. 3 Gloucester place
Haig,T. School for the Blind, 2 Gayfield sq.
Haig, Robert, 1 Randolph place
Haig, Robt. carver and gilder, 44 Nicolson st.
Haig, Mrs Robt. Viewpark, Bruntsfield links
Haig, Mrs, 13 Hope street
Haig, Mrs, 48 West Richmond street
Haig, Misses, 6 Blacket place
Haig, Miss, milliner and dressm. 57 Charlotte
street, Leith
Hailing, George William, 21 Nelson street
Hair, Mrs, lodgings, 11 Stafford street
Hakluyt Society — T.G.Stevenson,87 Princes
street, agent
Haldane and Rae, brassfounders, gasfitters,
and plumbers, 2 George street, and 5 Old
Physic gardens
Haldane, James, accountant, 17 Charlotte sq.
Haldane, J. (^H. and Rae), 31 Buccleuch pi.
Haldaue, Jn. pawnbroker, 9 Riddle's cl. Leith
Haldane, J. & C. coal agents, 7 Spence's place
Haldane, Robert, of Cloau den, W.S. 17 Char-
lotte square
Haldane, Dr R. physician, 34 Drummond pi.
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Haldaoe, Wm. cabinetmaker, 23 Lauriston st.
Haldane, Mrs, 34 Drummond place
Haldane, Mrs W. C. 12 Comely green
Haldon, Geo. builder, 12 Atholl place
Halket, Wm. boot-closer, 41 Rose street
Halkettj Geo. {Ministers' Widows' Fund), 15
Jamaica street
Halkett, John G. {Bank of Scotland), 18 Dun-
can street
Halkett, Samuel, keeper of the Advocates'
Library, 35 East Claremont street
Halkett, Misses, 60 Frederick street
Hail, David, lodgings, 6 India street
Hall, George, smith, Newhaven
Hall, John, shipm. 5 Hermitage hill, Leith
Hall, John, poulterer, 3 Clerk street
Hall, Jn. stocking manufact. Greenside end
Hall, Joseph luQms {Ordnance Survey Dept.),
Bosewell road, Wardie
Hall, Lieutenant-ColoneljOf Killean,23 Drum-
mond place
Hall, Michael, surveyor, 9 Crescent, Trinity
Hail, Richard, tailor & clothier, & robemaker
to the Queen, 20 North bridge — house, 11
Trinity crescent
Hall, Robert, Rose bank, Bonnington
Hall, Robert, smith and edge-tool maker, 4,
Laurie street
Hall, Robt. engineer, 2 Dock place, Leith
Hall, Thos. painter and glazier, 2 Eider st.
Hall, William, joiner and cabinetmaker, 28
Duke street, Leith
Hall, Wm. teacher, 1 9 Thistle street
Hail, Mrs, 14 Henderson row
Hall, Mrs, 1 1 Antigua street
Hall, Misses, dressmakers, 1 Clerk street
Hallard, Frederick, advocate, 29 Scotland st.
Halley, Geo., Leith saw m. — ho. 21 Montagu
street
Halley, James P. {Chancery), 14 Elder street
Halley, Jas. clerk, Leith saw-mills, 7 Spence's
place
Halley, Robert, private teacher, 14 Elder st.
Halliday, Adam, flesher, 171 West port
Halliday, Geo. victualler, 42 Fountainbridge
Halliday, Walter, smith & farrier, Croft-an-
righ
Halliday, William, skinner, tanner, and wool
merchant, Bonnington
Halliday, Lady, 8 Claremont street
Halliday, Mrs J. sick- nurse, 11 Leith street
terrace
Halliday, Mrs, lodgings, 115 Princes street
Hallion, H. 15 Nelson street
Hambleton, Wm. Innes, 14 Roxburgh street
Hamilton and Macknight, W.S. 12 London st.
Hamilton and Miiller, London pianoforte and
music- sellers, 116 George street
Hamilton, Adam, teacher of the pianoforte
and organ, 31 India street
Hamilton, Alex., W.S. 29 Frederick street —
ho. 29 Rutland square
Hamlltou, Alexander, 45 Fredtrlck street
Hamilton, Alexander, procer, tea, wine, and
spirit merchant, 139 Kirl<gate
Hamilton, Andrew, tea merchant and grocer,
12Nicolson st. — ho. 13 Roxburgh st.
Hamilton, Andw. grocer, 158 Fountainbridge
Hamilton, David, organ builder to the Queen,
116 George st.
Hamilton, Dr, physician and oculist, 140
George street — house, Sciennes house
Hamilton, George, spirit merchant, 39 N.
Richmond street
Hamilton, Jas. flesher, 16 & 17 New market,
Leith — house, 31 Tolbooth wynd
Hamilton, James W. assistant clerk of Justi-
ciary, 8 Elder street
Hamilton, James, 7 East Adam street
Hamilton, J. Anderson, architect, 4 Hunter
square
Hamilton, John, W.S. and agent for the West
of England Insurance Co. 1 Scotland street
Hamilton, John, flesher, 25 Bernard st. Leith
Hamilton, John, 6 Montgomery street
Hamilton, Major, 9 Bellevue crescent
Hamilton, Peter, architect, 9 Howe street
Hamilton, R. W. manager, Gen. Steam Navi-
gation Co. 21 Waterloo place, & 14 Shore,
Leith. — See Adv.
Hamilton, Robt. bookseller, 4 Hunter square
Hamilton, Robert, Signet Hall keeper, 391
Lawnmarket
Hamilton, Robt. stamper {G.P.-O.), 73 Rose
street
Hamilton, Robt. spirit mercht. 25 Charles st,
Hamilton, Robert, grocer, 7 Baker's place
Hamilton, R. S. grocer and spirit dealer, 13
Rose street
Hamilton, Thomas, architect, 9 Howe street
Hamilton, Thos. & Co., wood merchants, 17
Greenside place
Hamilton, Sir William, Bart, of Preston and
Fingalton, advocate, professor of logic and
metaphysics, 16 Great King street
Hamilton, William, stamper {G. P.-O.), 51
B rough ton street
Hamilton, William, bootmaker, 40 George st.
— house, 5 Nelson street
Hamilton, Wm. tea dealer, 10 Briohton st.
Hamilton, W. L. W. tea deal. 8 Brighton st.
Hamilton, Wm. wright, 11 Riego street
Hamilton, W. bootmaker, 122 Nicolson st.
Hamilton, W. L. hatter, 42 North bridge
Hamilton, Mrs Charles, Sydney lodge
Hamilton, Mrs Robert, 24 Inverleith row
Hamilton, Mrs Capt. T. Bellevue, Ferry road
Hamilton, Mrs, 10 Nicolson street
Hamilton, Mrs Thomas, 10 Hill place
Hamilton, Mrs, of Kames, Holyrood House
Hamilton, Mrs, lodgings, 47 Castle street
Hamilton, Mrs Matilda, 140 Princes street
Hamilton, Miss Charlotte, music-teacher,
116 George street
Hamilton, Miss, spirit dealer, 198 Canongate
Hamilton, Mibs Eliz. dressm. 7 E. Adam st.
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Hamilton, Miss, milliner, 23 Nicolson street
Hamilton, Miss, 11 Royal circus
Hampton, Wm. cooper and fish-curer, 12, 13,
14, 15, and 19, Dock street, Leith
Handyside, George, boot and shoe maker, 194
Canongate
Handyside, H., W.S. 6 Northumberland st.
Handyside, Peter David, M.D., F.R.C.S. 66
Queen street
Handyside, Peter, merchant, 14 Constitution
street — house, 6 Vanburgh place
Handyside, The Hon. Lord, 10 Moray place
Handyside, Wm. 23 Great King street
Handyside, Mrs, 2 Alva street
Handyside, Miss, 1 Summerhall place
Hanna, Rev. Dr, 4 Castle terrace
Hannah, Rev. John, D.C.L. Oxon, Rector
Edin. Academy, 62 Great King street
Hannah, William, butter and egg merchant,
15 Frederick street
Hanson, Wm. teacher of music, 26 Nelson st.
Hanson, Miss, teacher of piano and singing, 26
Nelson street
HARBOUR-master's office, foot of Shore, Leith
HARBOUR-works office, west end of New dock
Harden, Robert A. 6 Doune terrace
Hardesty, Geo. draper and commission agent,
35 Lothian street
Hardie and Co. merchants and shipowners, 46
Bernard street, Leith
Hardie, Aw. cabinetmaker, 50 Lauriston st.
Hardie, D. commercial accountant and house
factor, 5 Elder street
Hardie, Charles, woollen warehouse, 86 South
bridge
Hardie, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
15 Queensferry street — house, 11 Alva st.
Hardie, Jas. tobacco manufact. 37 Leith st.
— house, 2 Haddington place
Hardie, .Jas. merchant, 35 Bernard st. Leith
Hardie, .J. M. shoemaker, 64 Broughton street
Hardie, John, merchant, 2 Comely green cres.
Hardie, John, builder, 10 Merchant street
Hardie, Ralph, cattle dealer, 5 Tobago street
Hardie, Robt. & Co. printers, 20 Frederick st.
Hardie, Robert {Roht. H. ^ Co.), 6 Pitt street
Hardie, Thomas (.fl'.c*^-Co.),10 St John's place,
Leith
Hardie, Thomas, lodgings, 70 Northumber-
land street
Hardie, Thomas, violin maker, 97 High st.
Hardie, Wm. cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
61 Frederick street
Hardie, W. P. {Purves and Co.), 3 Duncan
street
Hardie, Wm. superin. Regis. Office, Register
place
Hardie, Wm. (N. B. Railimi/), 24 Fettesrow
Hardie, Wm. provision merciiant, 7 South St
.Tames' street
Hardi*', Mrs Peter, 2 Fyfe place
Hardie, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 26 India place
Hardie, Miss, lodgings, 26 Albany street
Hardie, Miss, straw- hat maker, and milli-
ner, 2 Dublin street
Hardie, Miss, music teacher, 13 Rankeillor
street
Hardy, Charles H. fancy cabinet and model
maker, 1 Elder street
Hardy, Robert, 10 Minto street
Hardy, E. L. Elizafield, Bennington
Hardyman, John H., W.S. assistant extrac-
tor in the Court of Session, 5 Howard pi.
Hardyman, Mrs Wm. 5 Howard place
Hare, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Queensferry street
Hargitt, Chas. jun. professor of music, 56
Queen street
Harkness, Thos. B. (G.P.-O.), 3 Comely
Green place
Harkness, Mrs, 30 St Andrew square
Harkom, Joseph, gunmaker, 36 West Register i
street — house, 1 Nelson street "
Harley, William, boot and shoem. 51 So. bridge
— house, 15 Nicolson square
Harlow, A. nail manufacturer, 31 Commercial
place, Leith
Harlow, David, wright, 78 Constitution street
— house, 10 Wellington place
Harper, Edward, musician, 12 King's place,
Leith walk
Harper, George, agent. Water of Leith
Harper, James, wine and spirit merchant, 21
Rose street — house, 29
Harper, James, D.D. Leith mount
Harper, James Peddie, M.D. 53 Consitution
street
Harrington, Robert, West Grange
Harris, Robert, Trinity hut, Trinity
Harrison and Company, woollen drapers and
hatters, 36 North bridge
Harrison, George (H. l^ Co.), 6 Mansfield pi.
Harrison, Henry, merchant, 17 George street
Harrison, John, agent, 5 South College street
— house, 3 Ratcliffe terrace
Harrison, J. G. accountant, 17 George street
Harrison, Captain John, adjt. Royal Mid-
Lothian Yeomanry, 18 Melville street
Harrower, Alex, victual dealer, 46 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Harrower, D. lodgings, 7 South Charlotte st.
Harrower, John, tobacconist, 167 High st.
Harrower, 'Wm. grocer, Peirshiil
Harrower, Wm. merchant, 5 Hamilton place
narrower, Mrs .lohn, 55 Thistle street
Hart, Francis, teacher and boarding school,
33 Gilmore place
Hart, Isabella, 24 Clerk street
Hartiull's Guide and Emigration Office, 23
Waterloo place
Harthill, .1 newspaper and general agent,
Waterloo news rwoms, 23 Waterloo place
— house, 5 Rankeillor street
Harthill, William, medical galvanist, 7 Castle
street
Hartley, Thomas F. tailor and clothier, 90
South bridge
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Hartmann, C. F. chemist & druggist, 5 Hope
street — house, 16 Comely bank
Harvey^ George, historical painter, 21 Regent
terrace
Harvey, James & Co., silk mercers, &c. 80
Nicolson street
Harvey, James, shoemaker, 19 Castle street
Harvey, James, silk mercer and draper, 23
Archibald place
Harvey, Jn. solicitor, and N.P. 43 Bernard st.
Harvey, John, royal bazaar, 25 Princes street
Harvey, Thomas, 23 Claremont crescent
Harvey, Watson, Bonnington house
Harvie, David, dairyman, 48 Thistle street
Harvie, Miss, 45 George square
Hastie, Alex, greengrocer, 14 St Anthony pi.
Hastie, George, spirit merchant, Frithfield
baths
Hastie, .James, hair-cutter and perfumer, 7
Baxter's place — house, 8
Hastie, James, South Back of Canongate
Hastie, W. spirit merchant, 31 North Nelson
street
Haswell, Geo. writer, 28 Gayfield square
Hasweli, Jas. wine mercht. & grocer, 30 Green-
side street, 497 Lawnmarket, and 27 Grass-
market — house, Gayfield house
Hately, John, cowfeeder, 2 East St James' st.
Hately, Thomas, teacher of music, 17 St
James' square
Hathorn, Mrs, of Castlewigg, 9 Forth street
Hatton, James, W.S. 25 Nelson street
Hauptman, Ignaz, glass engraver and glass-
cutter, 22 Greenside lane
Hawk FIELD House Lunatic Asylum, Res-
talrig road, Leith
Hawkins, Benjamin, late commander Revenue
service, Laverock bank
Hawks, Jn. bit and spur maker, 1 Calton hill
Hawks, Hen. sen. and jun. engineers, E. P. &
D. Railway station. Canal street
Hawthorns and Co. engineers, Leith engine
works, South Junction street
Hay & Addis, plumbers, brassfounders, gas-
fitters, &c. agents for Easton's patent
hydraulic ram, 79 George street
Hay and M'Kechnie, silk dyers, &c. &c. 13
North Melville place
Hay and Pringle, W.S. 20 Young street
Hay, Adam {H. and Privgle), 25 Rutland sq.
Hay, Alex., W.S., 57 Northumberland street
Hay, Alex. 1 Gayfield place
Hay, Alexander, jun. watchmaker & jeweller,
39 Leith street — house, 31 Broughton st.
Hay, Alex, writer, Bofinington bank
Hay, Alex, portrait engraver, 9 Henry street
Hay, Alex, stationer, engraver, and printer,
4 North bridge
Hay, David, bookseller and stationer, 30
Leith street — house, 30 Haddington place
Hay, Chas. 10 Fettes row
Hay, D. R. and Co. decorative painters to the
Queen, 90 George st.— ho. 7 Jordan bank
Hay, F. and W. Cooper, dyers and scourers —
Offices, 1 Heriot's pi. Leith walk, 11 South
Frederick st., and G3 Clerk st. — See Adv.
Hay, George, house agent, .39 Home street
Hay, Geo. (J. Milne ^ Son), 30 Haiidington pi.
Hay, George, bootmaker, 27 Haddington pi.
Hiiy, George, missionary, 19 Keir street
Hay, Hamilton, accountant, 21 Gardner's
crescent
Hay, Major H. 13 Rutland street
Hay, James, postmaster, 107 Abbey hill
Hay, Jas. Edin. Ropery Co. 5 Links pi. Leith
Hay, James, baker, 277 Canongate
Hay, John, Stockbridge mills
Hay, John, smallware dealer, Newhaven
Hay, J. H., John's place, St Leonard's
Hay, John, of Morton, 22 Charlotte square
Hay, John, plasterer, 10 North College street
Hay, Jn. inspector and treasurer to Parochial
Board, 18 St .John street
Hay, John ( Thomson 8j^ H.), 25 George street
Hay, John, depute clerk of Sess. 4 Hill street
Hay, John, woollen draper, 289 High street —
house, 3 Duncan street
Hay, John, china, crystal, and stoneware
merchant, 50 South Clerk street
Hay, John, hosier and draper, 61 Pleasance
Hay, P. & R. {late Cooper'), silk-dyers and
scourers, 1 Heriot buildings, and 5 So. St
David street See Adv.
Hay, Captain Philip, 25 St Bernard's crescent
Hay, Peter {P. ^ R. H.),^ King's place
Hay, Peter, grocer, 44 Lothian street
Hay, Peter, grocer, 1 Filrig place
Hay, Robert (P. 4- R. H.), 10 Fyfe place
Hay, Samuel, Trinity cottage
Hay, Thomas, merchant, 31 Quality street —
house, Prospect bank
Hay, Wra. Cooper {F. and W. Cooper H.),
1 North St James' street
Hay, William, wood merchant, Haddon's court
— house, 120 Nicolson street
Hay, William, smith, 3 Greonside row
Hay, William B. writer, 20 Cumberland st.
Hay, Wm. G. 25 St Bernard's crescent
Hay, Mrs Alex. 25 St James' square
Hay, Mrs Beatrice, 6 Comely green place
Hay, Mrs Colonel, 30 Regent terrace
Hay, Mrs, ladies' outfit and baby linen ware-
house, 25 George street
Hay, Mrs, 51 Constitution street
Hay, Mrs, milliner and straw-hat maker, 65
Canongate
Hay, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 2 Mackenzie place
Hay, Miss, Trinity cottage
Hay, Miss, grocer, 19 Haddington place
Hay, Misses Dalrymple, 7 Coates crescent
Hayne, Miss, stayraaker, 92 Princes street
Hay ton, Mrs, 17 George street
Headland, Wm. homoeopathic chemist, ,69
George street
Healy, Mar. shoemr. to the Queen, 74 Geo. st.
— house, 40 Northumberland street
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Heatly, Adam, dairy, 9 St Andrew st. Leith
Hector, Aiex. (^Gibson and H.), 57 Inverleith
row
Hector, D. advocate, 44 Northumberland st.
Hedderwick, Robert, Christian bank
Heddle, M. F., M.D. 8 Clarence street
Heddle, Miss, Xewbattle terrace
Hedley, John, locomotive manager Caledo-
nian Railway^ 15 St Anthony place
Helton, John {late Crease, Heiton, 4- Douglas),
1 Hunter sq. — house, 7 North-west Circus
place
Heiton, Mrs George, 5 Deanhaugh street
Helmsdale & Leith Shipping Co. — E. David-
son, agent. Wet docks, Leith
Henderson & Bisset, bookbinders to her Ma-
jesty, 19 Hill street
Henderson & Jackson, wine merchants, 56
NicolsoQ street
Henderson & Wilson, builders, 27 Charlotte
street, Leith
Henderson, Adam, 7 Salisbury street
Henderson, Alex. 191 Rose street
Henderson, Alex, agent, 70 Timber bush
Henderson, Alex, smith and farrier, 4 JIurray
street, Crosscausey
Henderson, Alexander, beef-ham shop, 72
Leith street
Henderson, Alex. 41 Lothian street
Henderson, A. (Bank of Scot.) ^ 20 Danube st.
Henderson, And., M.D., F.R.C.P. Portland
villa, Morningside
Henderson, Andrew, late officer of Customs,
9 West Claremont street
Henderson, Andrew, & Co. engi-avers, litho-
graphic and letterpress printers and pub-
lishers, Coalbill, Leith
Henderson, Arcbd. 21 Lauriston street
Henderson, Archibald, spirit merchant, 71
Grassmarket
Henderson, Barclay, superin. of works. Gas
Co. Reid's court, Canongate
Henderson, Charles, commission agent, 4
North St David street
Henderson, Charles, flesher, 6 Kerr street
Henderson, Charles J. (Berry, H. 6f Co.), 34
Royal terrace
Henderson, David, ironm. 81 Broughton st.
Henderson, David & Co. wine & spirit mer-
chants, 53 Bernard street
Henderson, David, refreshment rooms and
lodgings, 32 Rose street
Henderson, David, mere, elk., 35 Bristo street
Henderson, D. (Z>. H. Sf Co.), 9 Wellington
place, Leith
Henderson, Rev. D. chaplain and house go-
vernor, Gillespie'HhoHpital, 1 Bruntsfield pi.
Henderson, Dav. chiiu.-swjir. 9 Gibb's entry
IIenderst)n, Dav. writer, G Upper Gilmore pi.
Hendtrson, Dav. Wemyss, commission agent,
129 Constitution st. — ho. 9 Glover st. Leith
Henderson, Ebenezer, bookseller, 10 Nicolson
btreet
Henderson, Edward M. bookseller and sta-
tioner, 24 Princes street
Henderson, George, coach proprietor, Carlton
cottage. Spring gardens
Henderson, George, licensed coppersmith and
brazier. Market street — house, above
Henderton, G. vict. dealer, 43 Broughton st.
Henderson, Geo. F. watch and clock maker,
6 X.-w. Circus place
Henderson, Geo. {B. L. Co.), 2 Scotland st.
Henderson, George, writer, 7 Argyle square
Henderson, Gines, Laverock bank. Customs,
Leith
Henderson, H, coachmaker, 98 Abbey hill
Henderson, Hugh, grocer and spirit mercht.,
19 High street
Henderson, Jas. shipmaster, 8 Bennington pi.
Henderson, Jas. spirit merchant, 5 Dock place,
Leith
Henderson, James, teacher of English and
geography, 6 George st.
Henderson, James, engraver, 10 India street
Henderson, Jas. lodgings, 42 Frederick street
Henderson, James (P. ^ W. Macniven), 9
Gilmore place
Henderson, James, cowfeeder, 69 Thistle st.
Henderson, James, 10 South Charlotte street
Henderson, James, horse dealer, 58 St Leo-
nard street
Henderson, Jn. slater & glazier, 63 George st.
— house, 3 Castle st.
Henderson, John, Primrose villa. Grange road
Henderson, John, architect, 7 Hill street
Hen<lerson, John, Queen's remembrancer.
Exchequer
Henderson, John, jun. hat manufr. 46 N.
bridge — house, 27 South Clerk street
Henderson, Jn. commission agent, Swanfield
Henderson, John, agent London parcel des-
patch company, 1 Fredeiick street
Henderson, Jn., M D. 26 Charlotte st. Leith
Henderson, John, S.S.C. 20 St Patrick square
— house, 16
Henderson, John, builder — yard, lane east end
of Atholl crescent — house, 2 Stafford street
Henderson, John S., 6 Brunton place
Henderson, John, bootmaker, 12 High terrace
Henderson, John, wright, 19 Rose street lane
— house, 62 Hanover street
Henderson, John, cowfeeder, 5 Union street
Henderson, John, painter, 4 Spence's place
Henderson, Peter, teacher, Heriot's school,
12 Grange loan
Henderson, Peter, hatter, 3 North bridge — ho.
Sharpdale, Dalkeith road
Henderson, Robt.,S.S.C. 11 Royal Exchange
— house, G St Vincent street
Henderson, R. (//. and Wilson), 40 Kirkgate
Henderson, Thomas, 16 East Adam street
Henderson, Thomas, M.D., E.I.C.S. 27 South
Clerk street
Henderson, Thomas, clerk of the Corn mar-
ket, 23 Lauriston street
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Henderson, Thoraas, spirit dealer, 127 Can-
ongate — house, 115
Henderson, T. jun. (o/" H. 8f Jackson), 5
I>utton place
Henderson, W. & R. merchts. 293 High st.
Henderson, Walter, comm.trap. 46 Pleasance
Henderson, Wm., M.D., F.R.C.P. prof, of med.
6 gen. pathology, 61 Northumberland st.
Henderson, Wra. {Nat. Bank), 8 Brunton place
Henderson, Wm. S., W.S., 2 Queen st. — ho,
39 Albany street
Henderson, Wm. victual dealer, 20 Buccleuch
street
Henderson, William, Rosehall, Newington
Henderson,Wm.(5. Ziwew Co.), 21 Scotlandst.
Henderson, William, smith and bell hanger,
Chalmers' close
Henderson, Mrs Alexander, 10 Gayfield sq.
Henderson, Mrs Ann, lodgings. Rosewood
place, Morningside
Henderson, Mrs Dr, 6 Brunton place
Henderson, Mrs Grace, Fillyside house
Henderson, Mrs James, Larkfield, Ferry rd.
Henderson, Mrs James, 12 High terrace
Henderson, Mrs John, 1 Manor place
Henderson, Mrs M. lodgings, 2 Keir street
Henderson, MrsWm. milliner and dressmaker,
7 South College street
Henderson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 38 India pi.
Henderson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, Gilchrist entry
Henderson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 44 India place
Henderson, Mrs, 17 Keir street
Henderson, Mrs, 5 Manor place
Henderson, Mrs, 35 Model buildings
Henderson, Mrs, lodgings, 7 N.-w. Circus pi.
Henderson, Miss, 2 Newington place
Henderson, Miss, dressmaker, 4 E. Arthur pi.
Henderson, Misses, 12 Ann street
Hendrie, Hugh, grocer, &c. 10 W. Adam st.
Hendrie, James, tobacco manf. 4 Catharine
street, and 2 Baker's place
Hendrie, Mrs John, china and gl. warerooms,
23 Greenside place
Hendrie, Miss, 5 Dewar place
Hendry, Wm. Sadlers, ironmonger, Sime's
court
Henry, Alex, gun, rifle, and pistol manufac-
turer, 12 South St Andrew st. — house,
37 Register street
Henry, J. accountant, 81 George street
Henry, John (Jolly, Strong, and H,), 6 St
Vincent street
Henry, Jn. artificial limb and bandage maker,
29 W. Register street. — See Adv.
Henry, Wm. builder, 11 Scotland istreet
Henry, Wm. bootmaker and leather mert.,
1 Maitland st. — house, 29 Torphichen st.
Henry, Mrs Edw. 2 Frederick street
Henry, Mrs, grocer, 1 Bowling-green street
Hepburn, George, 15 Shandwick place
Hepburn, James, janitor. Bell's school. Junc-
tion street, Leith
Hepburn, John Buchan, W.S. 15 Royal circus
Hepburn, Simon, carver and gilder, 26 Han-
over street — house, 26 Frederick street
Hepburn, Misses, dressmakers, 10 North St.
Andrew street
Hepburn, Miss, 23 London street
Herbert, P. boot and shoemaker, 74 Clerk st.
Hercules Insurance Co. 47 George street
Herd, Mrs Geo. lodgings, 1 Broughton place
Herdraan & Blair, corn merts. &c. Bristo port
Herdman, Andrew, teacher, 5 Newport street
Herdman, John, baker, 2 Charles street
Heriot, Fred. L. Maitland, of Ramornie, ad-
vocate, 18 Rutland street
Heriot, Thomas, woollen and linen draper, 427
Lawnmarket — house, 22 Soriety
Heriot, William, printer, 17 Quality st. — ho.
11 WeUington place, Leith
Heriot, Miss, 28 Rutland street
Heriot, Miss, 24 Buccleuch place
Heriot's, George, Hospital — .John Dick,
treasurer — chambers, 1 1 Royal Exchange
Herkes, Adam, grocer, 39 St Andrew Btreet,
Leith
Heron, James, grocer, 160 Cowgate
Heron, John (Royal Bank), 1 Danube street
Heron, Wm. spirit merchant, 1 Howard pi.
Heron, Mrs, 37 Constitution street
Herrald, Robert, wright, Whitfield lane
Herries, Wm. Young, of Spotts, 16 Heriot row
Herring Fishery office, 2 Dock place, Leith
— J. Miller, inspector
Hetherington, Rev. Dr, 47 Minto street
Hetherton, Henry, bell-hanger and locksmith,
Hillmount — house, 21 Salisbury street
Hetherton, James, spirit mercht. 27 Thistle st.
Hewat, Alexander, wholesale provision mer-
chant, 9 Quality street, Leith
Hewat, J. (J. Spittal 4" Co.), 5 Henderson row
Hewat, Mrs, cook, 24 Lauriston street
Hewit, George, bill-poster, 399 Lawnmarket
Hewit, J. & Sons, leather merchants, 6 and 8
Niddry street — house. Grange loan
Hewit, Mrs, 2 Hewit's place, Grange loan
Hibbs, Rev. Richard, M.A., 1 Randolph pi.
Hickman, Wm. 19 Clarence street
Hickson, Mrs Elizabeth, 14 Brandon street
Higgins and Thom, engravers, printers, and
lithographers, Gabriel's road
Higgins, Mrs, grocer and tobacconist, 4 Citadel
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scot-
land, 6 Albyn place — ^Museum, 3 Geo. IV.
bridge
Hill and Robertson, W.S. 25 Frederick st.
Hill, Alex, printseller and publisher to the
Queen & R. S. Academy, carver & gilder,
67 Princes street — house, 7 Dundas street
Hill, Alexander, wood carver, 12 South Rose
street lane
Hill, Crawfurd, advocate, 19 Dundas street
Hill, David Octavus, R.S.A Calton hill stairs
Hill, Geo. & Co. grocers, wine merchts. & pur-
veyors to the Queen, 45 Frederick street
Hill, Geo. (Geo. H. ^ Co.), 6 Saxe Coburgpl.
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Hill, George, smith and beam maker, 12
Richmond place — house^ 30
Hill, George, 8 Roxburgh terrace
Hill, Henry David, W.S. 2 Picardy place
Hill, Jas. L., W.S, 25 Frederick street —
house, 26 Heriot row
Hill, James, plumber and gas-fitter, 4
Brighton street
Hill, Jas. 10 St John street
Hill, James Matthew, 6 Darnaway street
Hill, Jas. grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 85
Kirkgate — house, 86
Hill, Jas. builder, Edinburgh saw-mills, 21
Leith walk
Hill, John, manager Scottish Property In-
vestment Co., 102 South Bridge— ho. 23
London street
Hill, John {B. Linen Co.), 28 Scotland street
Hill, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 43 Nicol-
son street
Hill, John, wrighi, 3 Dean street
Hill, Richard, 2 Salisbury road
Hill, Robt. tea and spt. deal. 491 Lawnmarket
Hill, Robert, spirit dealer, 523 Lawnmarket
Hill, Wm. and George, general and commis-
sion agents, 25 St James' square
Hill, Wm. accountant, 25 St James' square
Hill, W. (J. ^- J. Ritchie^- Co.) 12 Castle st.
Hill, Wm. leather-cutter, 58 Calton
Hill, Mrs John, 71 Cumberland street
Hill, Mrs John, 17 Keir street
Hill, Mrs John, 10 Merchant street
Hill, i\Irs Robert, 5 Abercromby place
Hill, Mrs Robert, 9 Hailes street
Hill, Mrs, lodgings, 10 Dublin street
Hill, Mrs, 19 Alva street
Hill, Mi^8, 9 Chapel street
Hillditch, Samuel, agent, 9 Ann street
Hilliard, H. & H. cutlers' instrument, artificial
limb, truss, and bandage makers to Royal
Dispensary, 7 Nicolson street
Hindshaw, James, plasterer, 5 Kerr street
Hislop, Alex. 2 Dean street
Hislop, Rev. George, chaplain to the prison, 6
Comely green place
Hislop, John, spirit dealer, 1 Shandwick place
Hislop, Robert, assistant inspector of letter-
carriers, 67 Cumberland street
Hislop, Robert, coach-hirer, Regent ter. lane
Hislop, Thomas, 46 Nicolson street
Ilihlop, Wm. furniture warerooms, 42 and 44
Howe street
Hislop, Mrs Stephen, lodgings, 26 Cumber-
land street
Hitchcock, John Deyking, 23 Union place
Hinlop, Mrs, 21 Broughttm place
Hobbs, Thomas, 38 Broughton street
Hobday, T. postmaster, liackney, posting, and
funeral tquipa^e establishment offices, 2
York place and York lane
Hobday, Mrs F., Berlin lepos. 6 Queensf. st.
Hobkirk, Wm. & John, corn merchants, 18
Chapel street
Hodder, Rob. (^Customs), 7 Hermitagepl. Leith
Hodge, Archd. corn factor, 40 Bernard street,
Leith
Hodge, Colin, 30 Bath street
Hodge, James & Son, tailors and clothiers, 90
Rose street
Hodge, Jas. warehouseman, 2 John's lane,
Leith
Hodge, Robert, coppersmith and brassfounder,
20 Niddry street — house, 8 Chapel street
Hodge, Mrs, 19 Salisbury street
Hodges, James M., M.D. 21 Charlotte square
Hodges, Mrs, 1 Lutton place
Hodgston, Mrs, 21 Howard place
Hodson, John, M.D., The Bloom, Canaan
Hodson, Miss, boarding school, 18 Royal circ.
Hodson, Hoey, John, boot and shoemaker, 86
St Andrew street
Hofford, William, printer, 1 Oxford terrace
Hoffmann, John D. R. plane- maker and edge
tool manufacturer, 45 and 47 Lothian st.
Hoffmann, ]\Iagnus L. teacher of the cornet-
a-pistons, 28 Greenside street
Hogarth, Jlrs, 13 Frederick street
Hogben, Wm. S. inspector of poor for Leith,
2 Smith's place
Hogben, Mrs, 3 Hamburg place
Hogg, Alex, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 7
Bristo sreet
Hogg, David, Gray's court
Hogg, Fraser {F. G. Mitchell Sr Co.), 5
Haddington place
Hogg, James, grocer, 125 Causeyside
Hogg, Jas. haircutter & toy warehouse, 34 W.
Register street
Hogg, James, 1 Randolph place
Hogg, Jamts, printer and publisher, 4 Nicol-
son street, and Brown street lane
Hogg, John, 9 Scotland street
Hogg, John, stationer, 22 Pitt street
Hogg, Robert, 37 Abbey hill
Hogg, Robert, watchmaker, 81 South bridge
Hogg, Thomas, temperance coffee-house, 1
Hunter square
Hogg, W upholsterer and undertaker, 30
Dundas street
Hogg, William, auctioneer and appraiser, 44
S^icolson street
Hogg, Mrs, 5 Middleby street
Hogg, Mrs Isabella, 7 Park street
Hogg, Mrs Marion, grocer, 45 William street
Hogg, Mrs F. fishing tackle maker, 79 Princes
street
Hogue, Rt. surgeon-dentist, 65 Queen st.
Iloilis, Daniel, tailor, 34 Frederick street
HoUis, Misses, milliners, dress & straw-
bonnet makers, 34 Frederick street
Hi'lmes, Matt, locomotive superintendent
JS. ^- G. ii., Haymarket
Iloltum, Thomas, tailor, 45 George street
Ilolium & Welsh, coat makers, 6 George st.
HoLYRooD Flint-glass works, S. B. of Canon-
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Home, Dr A. G., M.D. Whitefield— house,
Leith walk
Home, A. F. accountant, 9 Cheyne street
Home, D. Milne, of Milne Graden, 10 York pi.
Home, J. H. 13 Inveileith row
Home, Robt. engraver, &c. 9 Leith at. terrace
Home, Robert, tailor, 39 South bridge
Home, Lady, 11 South Charlotte street
Home, ]\Irs George, 9 Cheyne street
Home, Mrs N. Merchiston house
Home, Miss, 3 Danube street
Home, Miss, lodgings, 13 Union place
Home, Miss, 45 George square
Hood, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant,
22 Couper street, Leith
Hood, Jas. smith and beam-maker, 3 M'Dou-
gal street
Hood, Robert, M.D. 5 Salisbury road
Hood, Thomas, bootmaker, 05 Rose street
Hooper, William, 3 Duke street
Hope, Olipbaut, & Mackay, W.S. 119 Princes
street
Hope, Andw. flesher, 60 Queen street — house,
60 Castle street
Hope, Lieut. -Col. F. 35 Albany street
Hope, James {H. O. Sf ilf.), D.K.S. 14 Saxe
Coburg place
Hope, James, jun. (J. Sf J. H.), 31 Moray pi.
Hope, James, flesher, 24 Union place
Hope, John and James, W.S. 31 Moray pi.
Hope, Right Hon. John, Lord Justice-clerk,
20 Moray place
Hope, John, W.S. 31 Moray place
Hope, John David, 6 Constitution street
Hope, John, baker, 2 India street
Hope, Robert A. grocer, wine and spirit mer-
chant, 75 Kirkgate and 38 Giles' street
Hope, William, 54 South Clerk street
Hope, Mrs, 1 1 Archibald place
Hope, Marion, dressmaker, 7 Raeburn place
Hope, Miss, Wardie lodge
Hope, IMiss, 9 Gloucester place
Hope, Miss Eliz. dressmaker, 16 Jamaica st.
HoPETouN Rooms, 72 Queeu street — John
H. Barry
Hopekirk, Adam, printer, 21 Salisbury street
Hopkirk, John G., W.S. 75 Great King street
Hopkirk, Wm. florist & gardener, 32 Kirkgate
Hopper, Thomas, 15 Calton hill
Hopper, Mrs Thomas, cowfeeder, Restalrig
Hopton, John & Co. wine and spirit mercht.
10 Drummond street
Hopton, Mrs, staymaker to the Queen, 46
Hanover street
Horetzky, Mons. teacher of music, 7 Scot-
land street
Horn, Andw. accountant, 19 Queen street
Horn, Robert, advocate, 7 Randolph crescent
Home and Rose, W.S. 96 George street
Home, Archd. accountant, 15 Hill street
Home, Donald, of Langwell, W.S. 10 AthoU
crescent
Home, Jas. W. surveyor of roads, 4 Park st.
Home, James, civil engineer & land surveyor,
19 St Andrew square
Home, Peter, Starbank place, Trinity
Home, Wm. advocate, sheriff of Haddington,
New Club, Princes street — ho. Portobello
HouNiNG Office, Register house
Horsburgh, Jas. tea dealer, 34 Clerk street
Horsburgh, James, agent, 27 Quality street
Horsburgh, John, engraver, 18 Buccleuch pi.
Horsburgh, Thomas, gardener, Dean
Horsburgh, W., W.S. 2G Northumberland st.
Horsburgh, Mrs G. ladies' nurse, 42 India pi.
Horsburgh, Miss Margt. 30 Alva street
Hosie, Mrs, lodgings, 17 Albany street, Leith
Hosie, Miss E. 15 Constitution street, Leith
Hospital, Donaldson's, Whitehouse Toll
Walter Cook, W.S., treasurer
Hospital, Gillespie's, Wright's houses — Geo.
Meikle, treasurer
Hospital, Fever, Royal Infirmary
Hospital, George Heriot's, Lauriston — John
Dick, treasurer
Hospital, George Watson's, Meadows — Jas.
Young, treasurer — Rev. J. Johnston, M.A.
head master
Hospital, Leith, and Humane Society — A.
Main, 21 Bernard street, secretary
Hospital, Lock, 6 Surgeon square
Hospital, Merchant Maiden, Lauriston lane
— James Burgess, treasurer
Hospital, Orphan, Dean — J. Scott Moncreiff,
20 India street, treasurer
Hossack, D. grocer, 329 Cowgate
Hossack, Mrs, 4 Lindsay place
Hossack, Mrs, provision shop, Granton pier
Hossack, Misses, milliners & dressmakers, 118
Princes street
Houlden, Thos. jun. stationer, 9 Nicolson
street — house, 26 Rankeillor street
Houliston, John, tea, wine, and spirit mercht.,
74 Leith street — house, 2 Elm row
House Agency office, 22 South Hanover st.
House of Industry, 19 St John street — Mrs
Gemmell, matron
Houston, John A.,R.S.A. 13 Fettes row
Houston, Wm., advocate, 31 Howe street
Houston, Mrs, 41 Clerk street
Houstoun, Misses, 20 Heriot row
Houy, William, accountant to the G.P.O.,
Jordan Bank, Morniugside
Howden, Aw. {Mowbray ^ H.), 21 Walker st.
Howden, James, secretary. National Fire and
Life Insurance Company, 21 Walker street
Howden, James C, assistant physician. Royal
Edinburgh Asylum
Howden, Jas. and Son, jewellers and watch-
makers, 56 North bridge — house, 2 Mans-
field place
Howden, Oliver, stock and sharebroker, H
George street — house, 11 Fettes row
Howden, Patrick, furniture dlr. 40 Blair st.
Howden, Peter and Co. wine merchants, 7
Meuse lane — house, 6 Brandon street
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HowdeD, Robert, W.S., 5 North Charlotte
street
Howden, Wm. gardener, 20 Dundas street
Howden, Mrs Alex. 12 Clarence street
Howden, Mrs, 8 Carlton terrace
Howden, Mrs A. Grange road
Howden, Mrs Francis, 7 Haddington place
Howden, Mrs John, 5 Dean street
Howden, Mrs, boarding house, 31 Howe st.
Howe, Alexander, W.S. 62 Castle street —
house, 7 Forres street
Howe, David, printer, 9 Thistle street
Howe, William, 19 Salisbury street
Howell, John, polyartist, 110 Rose street
Howey, Thomas & Co. agents for the goods
traffic of the North British, and E. Perth,
and Dundee Railiuays — Offices at the Rail-
way Stations
Howie, James, com. agent, 54 South bridge
Howie, Alex. 4 Milne square
Howie, Charles, fruiterer, 39 Howe street
Howie, James, plumber and brassfounder, 59
Tolbooth wynd, Leith — house, 4
Howie, James, com. agent, 59 South bridge
Howie, James, portrait and animal painter, 45
Princes street
Howie, Jas. jun., miniature painter, and pho-
tographic artist, 71 Princes st.
Howie, J. surgeon & druggist, 69 Pleasance
Howie, John, sculptor, Brandon st.
Howie, Jn. tea and coffee dealer, 5 & 6 Tol-
booth wynd — house, 1 Madeira street
Howie, Thomas, railway agent, 3 Charlotte
place
Howison, Arch. Y. of Hyndford, 6 Carlton ter.
Howison, Dr W., F. R.C S. 9 Nicolson square
Howison, Mrs, of Hillend, 5 Inverleith row
Howkins, John, civil engineer, Granton pier
— house, Queensberry place, Wardie
Howkins, Miss, South cottage, Wardie
Hudson, Thos. coram, agt. 20 Gr. Stuart street
Hughes and Mylne, WS. 1 Sj Charlotte st.
Hughes, Edwin, saw maker, Leith sawmills
— house, Pitt street, Leith
Hughes, Geo. (//. &; Mylne), 10 Rutland st.
Hughes, John, printer, 3 Thistle st. — house,
6 Mansfield place
Hughes, Herbert Jones, 17 East Claremont st.
Hughes, Pat. furniture dealer, 110 Cowgate
Hughes, Wm. saw maker, Greenside row
Hughes, Elizabeth, spirit dlr. Hillhousefield
Hughson and Dobson, stockbrokers & law
agents, 5 Royal Exchange
Hughson, A. D., writer, 16 Royal Exchange
— house, 1 1 Darnaway street
Huie, Edward, merchant, 2 Walker street
Huie, Richard, M.D. 8 George square
Huie, Mrs James, 27 St Patrick square
Hull and Leith Steam Pacl<et Co. 34 Ber-
nard street
Hull, Captain, Lufra Cottage, Granton
Humane Society, Edinburgh and Leith — A.
Mann, 21 Bernard Btreet, secretary
Hume & Melville, plumbers, brassfounders,
and gasfitters, 1 W. Register pi. — See Adv.
Hume, Alex.inn-kpr. Parkside, Old Gibbet toll
Hume, George, spirit merchant, 16 India pi.
Hume, George, 20 Pitt street
Hume, James, Haymarket mills
Hume, James, builder, Cassells' place —
house, 49 Kirkgate
Hume, James, spirit dealer, 1 Niddry street
Hume, John, brush manufacturer, 104 West
bow
Hume, John, wood merchant, 60 Cowgate
Hume, M. N. Macdonald, 4 Heriot row
Hume, Peter, flesher, 76 Thistle street
Hume, Robert, cowfeeder, 1 Wallace place
Hume, Robt. (^H. Sf Melville), kxmahiW Villa,
Grange road
Hume, Thos. plumber and gasfitter, 5 Rose
street — house, 17 James' street
Hume, W^illiam, clerk, 8 Morrison street
Hume, Mrs, 27 Nelson street
Hume, Mrs George, 26 Cumberland street
Hume, Mrs, 18 Broughton street
Hume, Misses, 6 Nelson street
Hunt, James, of Pittencrieff, 13 Moray place
Hunt, William, W.S. 28 Gt. King st.
Hunter, Blair, & Cowan, W.S. 7 York place
Hunter, Adam, physician, 18 Abercromby pi.
Hunter, Alex. {H., Blair, 6^ Cowan), Cameron
House
Hunter, Andrew, 59 South Bridge
Hunter, David, ironmonger and tinplate-
worker, 15 Howe street — ho. 17
Hunter, David, carpet warehouse, 178 High
street — ho. 2 George place
Hunter, David {Duncan, Flockhart, ^ Co.), 15
Minto street
Hunter, Evan Allan, 7 York place — house,
Cameron House
Hunter, Francis, flesher, 9 Middle market —
house, 21 Blair street
Hunter, Geo. flesher, 1 Fleshmarket, Leith
Hunter, H. lodgings, 13 N.-w. Circus place
Hunter, James, 29 Claremont street
Hunter, James, staflF-oflScer, Castle
Hunter, James, grocer, 68 shore Leith
Hunter, James, 20 Haddington place
Hunter James, builder, Morningside
Hunter, John, writer, 13 Hill street
Hunter, John, Auditor of the Court of Ses-
sion, 16 R. Exchange — house, Craigcrook
Hunter, Rev. John, principal. Episcopal
Church Training Institution, 16 St John st.
Hunter, John, painter, 72 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Hunter, Rev. Dr John, 15 Regent terrace
Hunter, .In. session clerk, 179 Canongatc.
Hunter, John M. teacher, 27 Albany street —
house, 17 Howe street
Hunter, Patrick {F. and //.), 26 Frederick st.
Hunter, Peter, spirit-dealer, Canonmills
Hunter, Philip, cooper, 64 Nicolson street —
ho. 2 West Nicolson street
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Hunter, Richard, 10 Ainslie place
Hunter, Robert, advocate, sheriff of Dumbarton
and Bute, 67 Northumberland street
Hunter, R. grocer and spirit dealer, 35 West
port
Hunter, R. wi igbt and cabinetmaker, 3 Albany
8t. lane — warehouse, 4 Albany street
Hunter, Robt. & Son, smiths, 109 Kirkgate
— house, 33
Hunter, Robt. soda water manuf. Allan's close
Hunter, Robert, 4 East Adam street
Hunter, Robert, tailor, 64 Bristo street
Hunter, R. letter-carrier, 27 North Richmond
street
Hunter, Robert (Johnstone &j- H.^, 7 Rox-
burgh street
Hunter, Robert, builder, 98 Abbey hill
Hunter, Robt. jun. sculptor and builder, 14
N. R. Canongate
Hunter, Thomas M. teacher of music, 7
Broughton place
Hunter, Thomas, grocer, 36 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Hunter, W. picture-frame and looking-glass
manufacturer, 62 & 64 Candlemaker row
Hunter, William, wright, 1 So. Howard place
Hunter, Willm. wright and builder. Morning-
side
Hunter, Wm. 5 Calton hill
Hunter, Wm. furniture dealer, 164 & 168
Cowgate
Hunter, Mrs Andrew B. 7 Salisbury street
Hunter, Mrs E. sick nurse, 7 Hill square
Hunter, Mrs F. grocer, 23 College street
Hunter, Mrs, 9 Brunswick street. Hillside
Hunter, Miss A. 7 Minto street
Hunter, Miss C. 51 Minto street
Hunter, Miss, 26 Rankeillor street
Hunter, Miss H. 17 Keir street
Hunter, E. & M. milliners and dressmakers,
34 India place
Hunter, Misses, dress & cloak makers, 13 Hope
street
Hurley, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 67 Fountainbr.
Husband, Wm., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., surgeon,
28 Clarence street
Huskie, J. & M. wine and spirit merchants, 17
Chapel lane, Leith
Hutchins, Chas. surgeon and dentist, 26 Char-
lotte square
Hutchinson and Rogers, timber merchants,
Duke street, Leith
Hutchinson, .Jn. wood merchant, 17 Cassells*
place
Hutchinson Brothers, merchants. Railway
buildings, Citadel
Hutchinson, Thos. {H. Brothers), 4 St James'
place, Leith
Hutchinson, Mrs J. R. 12 Manor place
Hutchinson, Mrs, 16 Hart street
Hutchinson, Misses, 3 Doune terrace
Hutchison &Co. merchants, 11 Bernard street
Hutchison, Alex, solicitor, 18 London street
H
Hutchison, Alex, successor to W. Finnic, brush
and portmanteau manufacturer, 99 George
street — house, 34 Castle street
Hutchison, Alexander, commercial traveller,
6 Albany street, Leiih
Hutchison, And. Alex, advocate, 18 London st.
Hutchison, Andw. sugar agent, 15]{ose st.
Hutchison, C. M'K. teacher, St Bernard's
school. Dean street
Hutchison, David, spirit-dealer, 6 W. Adamst.
Hutchison, George, spirit dealer, 1 Hamilton
place, High riggs
Hutchison, Hen. spirit merchant, 41 Home st.
Hutchison, Rev. Dr James, 7 St Bernard's cres.
Hutchison, James, 31 Wright's houses
Hutchison, John, bootmaker, 28 Dean street
Hutchison, John, wool staple and coram.
agent, 14 Constitution street — ho. 28 Ber-
nard street
Hutchison, John, writer, 1 Claremont place
Hutchison, M. spirit merchant, 89 Canongate
Hutchison, Peter, victual dealer and grocer,
121 Pleasance
Hutchison, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, I
Hamburg place
Hutchison, Rob. bootmaker, 5 St Patrick sq.
Hutchison, W. & T. coach builders, Lothian
road
Hutchison, Mrs Colonel, 45 Heriot row
Hutchison, Mrs Helen, ladies' nurse, 18 Bed-
ford street
Hutchison, Mrs, sick nurse, 16 Jamaica street
Hutchison, Mrs, Hermitage house, Leith
Hutchison, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 28 Dean
street
Hutton and Ross, London, Manchester, and
Glasgow warehouse, 124 High st.
Hutton and Romania, undertakers. Mint
Hutton, Arch, pawnbroker, 10 High street
Hutton, David, clothier and tailor, 15 South
College street
Hutton, J. teacher, 1 Lord Russell place
Hutton, James {E. ^ L. Gas-L.Co.), 3 Baltic
street, Leith
Hutton, James, grocer. Water of Leith
Hutton, John, inspector of works, Taaphall,
Ferry road
Hutton, John, 4 Poplar lane, Leith
Hutton, John {H. 6f Ross), 8 Graham street
Hutton, Wm. writer, 10 Duncan street,
Drummond place
Hutton, Mrs, midwife, 70 St Leonard street
Hyndman, A. lodgings, 8 St Patrick street
Imlach, Fran. Brodie, dentist and surgeon,
48 Queen street
Imlach, George, 47 Ann street
Imlach, Mrs Agnes, 48 Queen street
Imperial Fire and Life Insurance Co. of Lon-
don, Wm. F. Gibson of the British Linen
Co., agent. — See Adv.
Imperial Fire Insurance Office, Murray &
Logan, agents, 141 George street
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Imrie, Andw. spirit dealer, 89 Fountainbridge
Imrie, Henry, pastry cook, 65 South bridge
Imrie, Robert B. 27 Nelson street
Inch, John, flesher, 3 Howard street— house,
3 Howard place
Inch, John, jun. flesher, 53 London street
Inderwick, Miss, 22 Rose street
Indigent Gentlewomen's Fund Office, 69
N. Hanover street — John K. FuUarton, sec.
Indisputable, the London, Life Policy Co.,
•11 Albany street. — See Adv.
Industrial and General Life Assurance and
Deposit Company — David Marshall, 9 N.
St David street
Industry, House of, 19 St John street
Industrial School (United), South Gray's
close, 58 High street — See Adv.
Infirmary, Royal, Infirmary street
Inglis & Leslie, W.S. 16 Queen street
Inglis, Alex, spirit dealer, 1 Infirmary st,
Inglis, A. grocer, wine, and spirit merchant,
95 Nicolson st — ho. 2 W. Nicolson st.
Inglis, Archibald, M.D. and F.R.C.S. 11
Albany street
Inglis, David, Broughton cottage
Inglis, David, 10 Wright's houses
Inglis, H. Maxwell, W.S. 8 N. St David street
— house, 4 Coates crescent
Inglis, Henry (/. 4" Leslie), 29 St Andrew sq.
Inglis, John, advocate, Dean of Faculty, 30
Abercromby place
Inglis, John, warehouseman, Laurie street
Inglis, John, tailor, 62 Nicolson street
Inglis, John, gardener, E. Powderhall
Inglis, Rob. ( Gall &) Inglis), 1 1 INIinto street
Inglis, Robt. boot and shoemaker, 51 India pi.
Inglis, T. depute commiseary-clerk, Mer-
chiston mount
Inglis, Thos. victualler, 38 Lothian street
Inglis, William T. 8 Dean street
Inglis, W. & C. booksellers, stationers, and
circulating library, 48 Hanover street —
house, 11 Minto street
Inglis, William, coachbuilder and harness-
muker, 69 Adam square, and 4 Hay street
Inglis, William, postmaster, 3 Hay street,
and Forrest road
Inglis, Wm. & J. shoemaks. 16 Qiieensferry st.
Iniiiis, William, spirit & victual dealer, 41 St
Leonard street
Inglis, Mrs Dr, 4 Coates crescent
Inglis, IMrs E. lodgings, 71 Cumberland st.
Inglis, Mrs George, and Miss Edmond,
boarding school, 12 Great King street
Inglis, Mrs J. spirit deal. 8 Spence's pi. Leith
Inglis, Mrs, 2 Melville street
Inglis, Mrs I'eter, Seafield place, Leith
Inglis, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 2 Carnegie street
Inglis, Miss Anne, 5 Clarence street
Inglis, Isabella, dressuiaker, 8 Carnegie st.
Inglis's lodgings, i;5 y\lbany street
Ingram, J. bookseller, stationer, and circula-
ting library, 2 Catharine street
Inkster, John, manager of the Hull, Leith, &
Hamburgh Steam Packet Co. 34 Bernard st.
Inland Revenue Office for Scotland, 10
Waterloo place
Inland Revenue Office, Customhouse, Leith
Innes & Grieve, oilmen, grocers, and wine
merchants, 11 St Andrew square
Innes, Charles, plasterer, 46 Thistle street
Innes, Cosmo, advocate, principal clerk of
session, 15 Inverleith row
Innes, Sir David, 14 Brandon street
Innes, John B. {Mackenzie, I. and Logan),
37 Heriot row
Innes, John, spirit dealer, 16 Catharine street
— house, 6 Union place
Innes, John, gardener, Seafield, Leith
Innes, Robt. shipbuilder, 8 Bridge st. — house,
Old Church street
Innes, Robt. portrait painter, 20 Howe street
Innes, Robt. (/. and Grieve), 5 Pitt street
Innes, Robert (Alex. §* J.), 29 Clarence street
Innes, Thomas, tailor, 36 Home street"
Innes, Rev. William, 64 Frederick street
Innes, Wm. ( UnionBank of Scotland), 8 Great
Stuart street
Innes, Wm. bookseller and stationer, and Scot-
tish tract depositary, 31 Hanover street
Innes, William, stationer, 34 Frederick street
Innes, Mrs Thomas, 6 Danube street
Innes, Miss Isabella, Berlin wool and fancy
repository, 13 Dundas street
Inskip, Wm. warehouseman, 26 George st.
Institution, Deaf & Dumb, Henderson row
Institution for Drawing and Painting, 54
Frederick street — George Sirason, U.S.A.
Institution, John Watson's, Dean — John
Hamilton, W.S. treasurer
Insurance Co. of Scotland, 95 George street
— David Maclagan, manager. — See Ado.
Insurance companies. — See Insurance Direc-
tor!/, also Advertisements.
Iona Society, T. G. Stevenson, 87 Princes
street, agent
Ions, James, agent, 7 Scotland street
Ireland, Chas. smith, 35 Commercial place
Ireland, George, builder, house carpenter, and
agricultural implement manufacturer, North
Back of Canongate — house, J 5 New street
Ireland, Thomas, Mercantile acct. 4 Hunter
square — house, 71 Clerk street
Ireland, Thos. jun. bookseller and stationer,
2 Lindsay place
Ireland, Wm. contractor for mason and house
work in general, Broughton cottage — yard,
Broughton road
Ireland, ]\Irs, 21 Charles street
Ireland, Miss, 14 Gay field square
Irish Evangelical Society, Edin. Auxiliary
— W. F. Watson, treas. 52 Princes street
Irish Archaeological Society — T. G. Steven-
son, 87 Princes street, agent
Irish Celtic Literary Society — T. G. Steven-
son, ^7 Princes street, agent
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Irons, David, tailor, 4 St Patrick square
Ironside, Edmond, carver, 134 High street
Ironside, Mrs, lodgings, 116 Princes street
Irvine, Alex. F. advocate, 22 Coates crescent
Irvine, David, 3 St Bernard's row
Irvine, Duncan (JVational Bank), 13 Hart st.
Irvine, Geo. flesher, 13 Queensferry st.
Irvine, Captain Francis, 8 Blacket place
Irvine, Jas. die and stamp-cutter, 3 West Re-
gister street
Irvine, John, 23 Cheyne street
Irvine, John, assistant superintendent, New-
ington cemetery
Irvine, John, portrait- painter, 3 Duncan st.
Irvine, P. auctioneer & appraiser, Victoria st.
Irvine, Robert, 18 Buccleuch place
Irvine, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 56 Bridge street
Irvine, Miss, 23 Northumberland street
Irvine, Miss E. 6 Dean street
Irving, David, LL.D. 6 Meadow place
Irving, David, spirit dealer, 5 So. Melville pi.
Irving, James, 13 Charles street
Irving, James, portmanteau, trunk, and brush
manufacturer, 97 Princes street
Irving, Brothers, portmanteau, trunk, and
brush manufacturers, 80 Princes street
Irving, Mrs, furniture dealer, 10 Victoria st.
Irving, Mrs, 2 George square
Irving, Mrs, 18 Moray place
Irving, Misses, & Rae, dressmak. 81 George st.
Isbister, Thos. brush manufacturer & general
merchant, 48 Frederick street
Isbister, Miss, lodgings, 5 Drummond street
Isles, Andrew, currier and leather merchant,
9 and 11 Blair street — ho. 24 Buccleuch pi.
Isles, Miss Catherine, milliner, 3 Lindsay pi.
Ivory, Holmes, actuary and accountant. Na-
tional Fire and Life Insurance Company of
Scotland, 2 Steele's place, Morningside
Ivory, Lord, 9 Ainslie place
Ivory, William, advocate, 11 Nelson street
Ivory, Wm. {Madachlan §• i.), St Roque,
Grange loan
Izatt, James, baker, 4 North Junction street
Jaap, Jas. teacher of music, 3 S. St Andrew st.
Jaap, Miss Isabella, teacher of music and sing-
ing, 3 South St Andrew street
Jaap's Temperance hotel, 3 and 14 South
St Andrew street
Jack, Andrew, printer, 13 Clyde street
Jack, Chas. jun. gardener, 133 Causey side
Jack, Charles, 113 Causeyside
Jack, James, agent, 9 Davie street
Jack, John, writer, 28 India street
Jack, John, slater, 5 North Bank street
Jack, John, grocer, 2 Norton place
Jack, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 1 Barony
street.
Jack, Thomas C. bookseller, stationer, pub-
lisher, circulating library, 92 Princes st.
Jack, Mrs Andw. 13 Montgomery street
Jack, Mrs, housekeeper. Royal Edin, Asylum
Jack, Mrs, midwife, 9 Duke street, Leith
Jack, Miss Agnes, 84 Great King street
Jack, Misses, milliners, 3 No. St David st.
Jackes, Rodon, 22 India street
Jacob, Frederick, bricklayer and furnace-
builder, Richmond cottage, Wardie
Jacob, Robert E. bricklayer and furnace
builder, AVardie cottage
Jacob, Moses, broker, 32 George IV. bridge.
Jackson, Dr Alex., F.R.C.P.E. 9 India street
Jackson, Edw. James, 6 Coates crescent
Jackson, Edward {Gilfillan 4 J".)) H Mel-
ville place
Jackson, Henry, 59 Castle street
Jackson, James, 23 Dundas street
Jackson, John, victual dealer, 219 Canongate
Jackson, Thos. plumber, &c. 37 Howe street
Jackson, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant,
1 Howard street
Jackson, Mrs James, 9 India street
Jackson, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Sahsbury street
Jackson, Mrs, 3 Regent terrace
Jackson, Mrs Eliz. 18 Nelson street
Jaffray, Rev. .John, 60 Frederick street
JafFray, Mrs William, 29 Alva street
James, Alexander, S.S.C. 16 DubliH street
James, Alex, gardener, Wardie, Trinity
James, George, surveyor, 30 George street
James, J. & Son, bootmakers, 102 George st.
James, Capt. Henry R. E. Erneston, Granton
James, Wm. boot and shoemaker, 9 Keir st.
Jameson, Andw. advocate, Greenhill gardens
Jameson, John, fishmonger, 79 Queen street
— house, 6 Great Stuart street
Jameson, R. W., W.S. and Notary Public,
5 North Charlotte street
Jameson, R. fruiterer, 79 Queen st. — ho. 76
Jameson, IMrs Cecilia, 5 Pitt street
Jameson, Miss, 21 Royal circus
Jameson, Jane M. 3 East Newington place
Jamieson, Alex, accountant, 65 Princes street
— house, 6 Nelson st.
Jamieson, Alex, cowfeeder, 4 St James' sq.
Jamieson, Alex, turner, 71 Adam square
Jamieson, Andrew, S.S.C. 7 Great Stuart st.
Jamieson, Andrew, tailor, foot of Fleshmt. cl.
Jamieson, Bernard, spirit dealer, 42 Shore
Jamieson, Gilbert and Son, wine and tea
merchants, 66 Grassraarket
Jamieson, Hen. ivory turner, 29 Richmond pi.
Jamieson, James, boot and shoemaker, 13
Riddel's close
Jamieson, N. commercial clerk, 13 Cannon st.
Jamieson, P. wine and spirit merchant, 6
Nicolson square
Jamieson, Robert & Co. wholesale coffee and
spice dealers, 8 Leith street terrace
Jamieson, Robert, chemist and druggist, 4
Deanhaugh street — ho. 23 Raeburn place
Jamieson, William T. solicitor, and agent for
the Defender Fire and Life Insur, Co. 38
N. Hanover street — ho. 23 Raeburn place
Jamieson, W. M. haberder. 60 & 62 High st.
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Jamieson, Mrs Isabella, ladies' nurse, 25
Arthur street.
Jamieson, 3Irs, 10 Comely green place
Jamieson, Mrs R. 136 Causeyside
Jamieson, IMrs William, 34 Howe street
Jannetti, Signer, Italian teacher, 14 Hope st.
Jardine, Francis, wine merchant and grocer,
109 George street ■
Jardine, James, civil engineer, 18 Queen st.
Jardine, Stodart, & Fraser, W.S. 31 Princes st.
Jardine, W. A. engineer and surveyor, 18
Queen street
Jardine, Miss, 14 Inverleith row
Jastrau, William {W. J. S,- Co.), 8 Baxter pi.
Jeandin, Francis, French basket warehouse, 3
Crichton street — ho. 26 Rankeillor street
Jeannin, Mademoiselle, professor of French,
65 George street
Jeffery, E. broker, 240 Cowgate
JefFery, .James, 2 High school yards
JefFery, John J. grocer and wine merchant,
Newhaven
Jeffrey, John & Co. brewers, 73 Grassmarket
Jeffrey, John (J. J. and Co.), 5 Lynedoch pi.
Jeffrey, John, tobacconist, 37 Hanover street
Jeffrey, Robt. engraver and printer, 72 Nor-
thumberland street
Jeffrey, Thomas, grocer, 227 Canongate
Jeffrey, William, draper, 4S Tolbooth wynd,
Leith — house, 10 Wellington place
Jeflfrey, William, accountant, 43 Potterrow
JeflFrey, Airs Jessie, 6 Mansfield place
Jeffrey, Mrs, 27 Brunswick street
Jelly, Mrs Bethia, 7 Upper Gilmore place
Jenkins, Mrs, 5 St Bernard's row
Jenkinson, Wm. and Jas. wine and spirit
merchants, 77, 78, and 79 St Andrew street,
Leith
Jenkinson, James ( W. and J. J.), So. Junct.
street
Jenkinson, James, grocer, 2 East Arthur pi.
Jenkinson, John, cowfeeder, 3 Dean street
Jenkinson, Wm. ( W. mid J. J.), 17 Bath st.
Jenkinson, Maitland, spirit dealer, 34 Giles'
street, Leith
Jenner, Charles (A', and J.), 32 Howard place
Jervis, Mrs, cloak, bonnet, and corset rooms,
9 1 Princes street
Jobson, Kobt., innkeeper, 15i Fleshmarket cl.
Jockel, Conrad, flesher and ham-curer, 55
Frederick street — house, 59
Jockel, Christian, Berlin and Frankfort ware-
house, 1 18 George street. West end Bazaar
.loel, Moses, 18 Drummond street
.Johns, T. i\- Co. clothiers, 95 Princes street
Johnson, Joseph {Scot. Wid. Fund), 39 Dub-
lin street
Johnston, A. and J. victuallers, 91 Canongate
Johnston and Thorn, coal merchants, 11 Port-
Hamilton — house, 4 Grove street
.Johnston, Adam, currier and leather mer-
chant, C6 St Mary's wynd
Johnston, Ad. merchant, 1 Rankeillor street
Johnston, Adam, baker, 12 Home street
Johnston, Alexander, W.S. 5 York place
Johnston, A. cabinetmaker and undertaker,
9 Charles street, and 6 Park place
Johnston, Alex, builder, 1 1 South Norton
place
Johnston, Alex, flesher, 3 Qneensferry street
Johnston, Alex, baker and victual dealer, 10
and 14 Calton street — ho. 13 Calton hill
Johnston, Alex. K. geographer to the Queen
{W. ^ A. K. J.), March hall park, Dal-
keith road
Johnston, A. (T/ios. J. S^- Son), 69 Rose st.
Johnston, Bosewell, cowfeeder, 26 Brunswick
street
Johnston, Charles (A". B. Rail. Co.'s office),
24 St Andrew square — house, Freeman's
cottage, Causeyside
Johnston, Daniel,cabinetmaker & woodmercht.
S. back of Canongate — ho. 10 E. Adam st.
Johnston, David, tanner and currier, 70 St
Mary's wynd — tanwork, do.
Johnston, David, brassfounder, 62 Thistle st.
Johnston, Major George, 10 Pilrig street
Johnston, Geo., teacher of dancing, 11 Brown
street
Johnston, Geo jun. professor of dancing, 75
Princes street
Johnston, Geo., Edinburgh Temperance hotel
and reading-room, 5 Nicolson street
Johnston, Rev. George, F.S.A.6 Minto street
Johnston, George, private teacher, 7 N.-w.
Circus place
Johnston, George, hairdresser, 55 Earl Grey
street
Johnston, Henry, 3 Hermitage hill
Johnston, Hugh, 12 Bellevue crescent
Johnston, H. lieutenant R.N., Bellevue Ferry-
road
Johnston, J. S., S.S C. 28 Pitt street
Johnstoi^ J. S. 5 George square
Johnston, James, 10 Gilmore place
.Johnston, James, 53 Cumberland street
Johnston, James, writer, Silvermills cottage
Johnston, James, 61 York place
Johnston, James, currier, 68 St Mary's wynd
Johnston, James, M.D. surgeon, a4 Queen st. .
Johnston, .Tas. belt maker, 501 Lawnmarket
Johnston, James, ofiBcer of Fishery, 1 East-
field place
Johnston, James, cowfeeder, 6 Allan street
Johnston, Jn. (Coi/ S,- J.), 17 Union place
Johnston, Rev. John, M. A. bead-master, Geo.
Watson's Hospital
Johnston, John, gardener, Braid's burn
Johnston, John, surveyor, 28 Grcenside st.
Johnston, John G. 7 Scotland street
Johnston, John K. teachtr, 3 West Preston st.
.Tohuston, M. spirit dealer, Newhaven
Johnston, Patrick, broker, 136 Cowgate
Johnston, I\Iajor P. 37 East Clarcmont street
Johnston, Peter T. writer, 9 Crichton street
Johnston, Robert, 1 Albany street, Leith
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Johnston, Robert, W.S. 8 Broughton place
Johnston, Robt. paiuter, 5 Charlotte st. Leith
Johnston, Robert, Merchiston cottage, Burgh-
niuirhead
Johnston, Robt. chaplain to city workhouse,
17 St James' square
Johnston, Robt. victual dealer, 49 Hanover st.
Johnston, Robert, builder and house agent,
91 and 92 Fountainbridge
Johnston, Robert, accountant, 19 North St
David street
Johnston, Robert, accountant, 20 Annandale
street
Johnston, T. and Sons, Wrights', 69 Rose st.
Johnston, Thos. cabinetmaker, 34 Castle st.
Johnston, Thomas, ironmonger, 44 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Johnston, T. B. {W. S; A. K. J.), 17 Gay-
field square
Johnston, Thos. victual dealer, 5 Bedford st.
Johnston, Thos. printer, 11 West Adam street
Johnston, W. & A. K. geographers, engravers,
and printers to the Queen, publishers, litho-
graphers, and stationers, 4 St Andrew sq.
Johnston, Rev. William, 23 Archibald place
Johnston, W^m. B. artist, Silverraills cottage
Johnston, Wm. (iV. B. Office), 24 Heriot pi.
Johnston, Wm. victual dealer, ]9 Howe street
— house, 1
Johnston, William, baker, 123 Rose street
Johnston, Wm. dairy, 29 St Patrick square
Johnston, William, agent, 3 Davie street
Johnston, Mrs, of Sands, 18 Royal terrace
Johnston, Mrs Isabella, stoneware merchant,
74 St Andrew St.— ho. 13 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Johnston, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 31 Brunswick st.
Johnston, Mrs William, II Howe street
Johnston, Mrs J. stabler, 100 Grassmarket
Johnston, Mrs, victual dlr. 74 Broughtoii st.
Johnston, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 7 Abbey
Johnston, Mrs, French stay-mkr.45 George st.
Johnston, Mrs Dr, 8 Pilrig street
Johnston, Mrs, lodgings, 27 Elder street
Johnston, Mrs, 3 South Charlotte street
Johnston, Miss A. 31 East Claremont street
Johnston, Miss Isabella, shawl cleaner, 21
Carnegie street
Johnston, Miss, 13 Gilmore place
Johnston, Miss, straw-hat maker, 7 Hay st.
Johnston, Misses E. & J. silk and worsted
warehouse, 57 South bridge
Johnstone & Hunter, printers, publishers, and
booksellers, 15 Princes street, and 104 High
street
Johnstone, David, 2 Rankeillor place
Johnstone, Fred, tavern-keeper, 11 Abbey
Johnstone, John {J. ^ Hunter), 13 St John st.
Johnstone, John, engraver, printer, & litho-
grapher, 7 Park street
Johnstone, John, 12 Buccleuch place
Johnstone, William, commission agent,. 4
Glover street
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Johnstone, William James Hope, Rear-admiral,
24 Albany street
Johnstone, Wm. teacher, 38 Fountainbridge
Johnstone, Mrs Major, 4 Howard place
.Johnstone, Mrs, 37 Albany street
Johnstone, Miss, 3 Howard place
Johnstone, Miss, Holyrood palace
Johnstone, Miss Agnes, 4 Montgomery street
Johnstone, Miss G. milliner and dressmaker.
6 Ronaldfon's buildings
Johnbtone, Miss Margaret, shoe warehouse,
283 High street
.loiner, James, tailor, 4 N. St David street
Jollie, Strong, & Henry, W.S. chambers, 21
Young street
Jollie, Walter, W.S. 59 Melville street
Jolly, Robt. of Stevenston, 21 Windsor st.
Jones, Alex, shipmaster, 14 Albany st. Leith
Jones, Francis {G.P. O.), 17 Keir street
Jones, George, merchant, 24 Danube street
Jones, Liston, tea, coffee, and spirit dealer,
31 Couper street
Jones, Rev. T. Henshaw, 13 Shandwick place
Jones, T. agent. Bank of Scotland, 17 Char-
lotte street, Leith
Jopp and Johnston, W.S. 30 Albany street
Jopp, Charles, civil engineer, 118 George
street— house, 1 5 Northumberland street
Jopp, John, W.S. 30 Albany street
Jordan, William, spirit dealer, 13 Calton st.
Jordan, Mrs John, 45 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Junkison, Wm. flesher, 91 Kirkgate
Junner, J. M. solicitor and accountant, 6 N.
St David street — house, U Union st.
Juridical Society, 40 Charlotte square
Jury Clerk's Office, Register house
Justice of Peace Office, City, Royal Exchange
Justice of Peace Office, County hall
Justiciary Office, Register house
Karley, Capt. A., R.N., 4 Clarendon crest.
Kay, Alex, plumber & gasfitter, 144 Princes
street — house, ditto
Kay, George, fruiterer, 147 Princes street
Kay, Jas. basket manufacturer, Gd Tolbooth
wynd and 18 Queen street, Leith
Kay, Jas. & Son, upholsterers & undertakers,
1 Teviot row
Kay, Jas. surgeon R.N. 27 Hamilton place
Kay, J. W. lace warehouse, 1 05 George street
Kay, John, agent, 26 Charles street
Kay, John, teacher, 98 Constitution street
Kay, John, wine & spirit merchant, 39 Jamaica
street — house, 72 Northumberland street
Kay, John, basketmaker. Market stairs, 27
North bridge
Kay, Peter ( Oliver ^ Boyd), 2 Buccleuch pi.
Kay, Robert, stabler and spirit dealer, 9 St
Anthony place
Kay, Robert, Union Hotel, 4 Lothian road
Kay, Thos. {Jas. K. ^ Son), Dick pi. Grange
Kay, Tho. plumber and gastitter, 18 Charlotte
place — house, 9 William street
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Kay, Thomas, missionary, 8 Glover street
Kay, Wm. ship-chandler and painter, 6 & 8
Commercial pi ho. 1 Prince Regent street
Kay, William, stationer, 6 Bank street
Kay, Mrs T. 20 Barony street
Keating & Co. outfitters, 4 Kirkgate, Leith
Keddie & Knox, wrights and cabinetmakers,
12 North Melville pi. and 17 Church st.
Keddie, John, bootmaker, 25 Hanover street
Keddie, Nicholas, spirit merchant, 202 Rose
street
Keddie, Thos. cahinetraaker and appraiser, 7
and ] 4 Melville place — house, 9
Kedslie, Alex, Malta house
Kedslie, A. F., Middlefield house, Leith walk
Kedslie, A. F. commis. mercht. 27 Quality st.
(agent for Atlas Assurance Co. London)
Kedslie, Geo. late upholsterer, Hebron bank,
Canaan lane
Kedslie, Mrs, ]\Iiddlefield house, Leith walk
Keedy, William, 49 Canongate
Keegan, John, solicitor, 5 N. St David street
Keegan, T. wine merchant, ] N. St David
street and 7 ISTorth St Andrew street
Keighley, Matt. 2 Upper Gray street
KeiUer, Dr Alexander, F.R.C.P.E. 30 Nor-
thumberland street
Keiller, Mathewson, 5 George square
Keiller, William, 5 George square
Keiller, JIrs, 5 George square
Keir, Robert, warehouseman, 9 Fife place
Keir, Miss Ann, furnishing shop, 48 Kirkgate
Keir, Miss, 12 Torphichen street
Keir, IMisses, 12 Buccleuch place
Keith E. bookseller and stationer, 36 Howe st.
Keith, Geo. S., M.D., F.R.C.P. 58 Northum-
berland street
Keith, James, printseller.pictureframe maker,
and artists' colourman, 60 Princes street
Keith, Dr Jas., F.R.C.S.E. 10 Wemyss place
Keith, Thomas, grocer, 152 Fountainhrldge
Keith, Thos., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 26 India st.
Kell, Mrs, 145 Princes street
Kelland, Professor, 20 Clarendon crescent
Kelly, And. pocket-book maker, 52 West
Register street
Kelly, .John, locksmith, 156 Rose st. — ho. 166
Kelly, Patrick, pawnbroker, 258 Canongate
Kelly, Peter, lodgings, 6 Howe street
Kelly, Mrs. lodgings, 9 Hope street
Kelly, Mrs, midwife & ladies' nurse, 2-3 Howe
street
Kelt, Mrs, china merchant, 17 Horse wynd
Kemme, Jacob, Granton brick and tile work
Kemp & Co. chemicaland philosophical instru-
ment makers, 12 & l.i Infirmary street
Kemp, Francis, janitor, Circus place school,
2 Royal circus
Kemp, George, clerk, 17 Cannon street, Leith
Kemp, J. & R.coal merclits. 14 Port-Hamilton
Kemp, .lames, coal merchant, 5 Morrison st.
Kemp, .lames, baker, 42 Jamaica street
Kemp, John, chimney-sweeper, (5 Rose street
Kemp, Robert, letter-carrier, 7 Calton hill
Kemp, T. Lindley, M.D. 2 Upper Dean ter.
Kemp, Wm. confectioner, 12 North bridge,
and 37 Nicolson street
Kemp, William, victual dealer, 13 Tobago st.
Kemp, William, tailor, 75 Giles' street
Kemp, Mrs Robert, 27 j\Iontagu street
Kemp, jNIiss, 25 Royal crescent
Kempster, Thomas, sheriflF officer, 3 Salisbnry
square
Kenmore, John, 22 Elm row
Kennedy, Angus, 26 Cumberland street
Kennedy, A., tea and coffee merchant, 102
High street, house 4 West Adam street
Kennedy, Bruce, King's Arms inn, Newhaven
Kennedy, Daniel, sheep and cattle agent, 1 3
Gardner's crescent
Kennedy, Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 6
East Register street
Kennedy, Francis, 71 York place
Kennedy, Fred, hop and seed agent, 51
Princes st. — house, 100 Lauriston place
Kennedy, Hugh, W.S. 37 L<mdon street
Keimedy, James, tailor, 25 Thistle street
Kennedy, J. ironm. & gasfitter, 3 Wemyss pi.
Kennedy, John, 3 Anderson's court
Kennedy, John, W.S. 71 Great King street
Kennedy, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 1
St James' place
Kennedy, Thomas, artist, 30 Rutland square
Kennedy, Thomas, Wardie hotel, Granton
Kennedy, Wm. ship hotel (successor to Fer-
gusson), East Register street
Kennedy, Wm., W.S. 59 Northumberland st.
Kennedy, W. P. bookseller, &c. 15 South St
Andrew street — house, 7 London street
Kennedy, Mrs, of Romanno, 71 York place
Kennedy, Mrs, straw-hat maker, 5 North
Richmond street
Kennedy, Miss, Helen cottage, Canaan
Kennington& Jenner,silk mercers and drapers,
47 and 48 Princes st. and 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10
St David street
Kenward,W.D. music-teacher, ISt Vincent st.
Ken ward, W. music-teacher, 1 St Vincent st.
Keir, Robert, warehouseman, 9 Fife place
Keir, Miss, 12 Torphichen street
Ker, Robert, spirit dealer, 38 Potterrow
Ker, Robert Darling, St Leonard's hou-e
Ker, Thomas and Son, corn merchants, St
Leonard's house
Ker, Mrs, 26 Ann street
Ker, Mrs, Nelson's Monument, Calton hill
Ker, Mrs Thomas, 6 West Preston street
Ker, IMrs Wm. Herris, 9 Albyn place
Ker, Miss M. A. 18 Upper Gray street
Ker, ]\Iiss, Greenhill gardens
Ker's laboratory, 16 Leith street
Kermack, John, W.S. 20 Broughton place
Kermack, John and W. R., W.S. 20 Brough-
ton place
j K^mack, W. R., W.S. 20 Broughton place
Kermack, Mies, '.i Lynedoch place
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Kidd, Chas. tailor & clothier, 146 Princes st.
Kidd, Rev. George, teaclier, I Farquharson pi.
Kidd, James, 121 Nicolson st.
Kidd, John, merchant, 88 Constitution st.
Kidd, John, baker & vict. deal. 21 Arthur st.
Kidd, Tho8. (G. P. Office), 2 Gienorchy pi.
Kidd, Mis&, 5 Portland place
Kieser,Jn.C. teacherof music, 14 Hope street
Kigie, Wm. tailor, 22 Society
Kilgour, James, assistant- keeper of register of
deeds, &c. 8 IMinto street
Kilgour, James, flesher, Newhaven
Kilgour, Jas. classical teacher, 8 Downie pi.
Kilgour, Joseph, wholesale and retail tea and
coffee merchant, 74 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Kilgour, Thos. (^Royil Bank), 5 Comely bk.
Kilgour, William, of Glaslie, 39 Ann street
Kilg-our, Mrs, lodgings, 136 Princes street
Kilgour, Mrs Wm. 18 Nicolson street
KiLi.iNGWoRTH Colliery, 3 E. Register street
Killoch, Miss, straw hat mak. 66 Nicolson st.
Kilpatrick, Mrs, vict. dealer, 173 Wtst port
Kincaid, Sir John, Inspector of the Prisons
and Factories of Scot. United Service Club
King, Chas. spirit dealer, 6 Shakspeare sq.
King, R. gas-fitter and bell-hanger, 6 Simon sq.
King. Thos. gardener. Canon st. Canonmills
King, Mrs, band-box manuf. Old Assembly cl.
King, Misses, milliners, &c. 35 Castle street
Kinghorn, Jas. wright, 12 Coburg st.
Kinghorn, Wm. 15 India street
Kinghorn, Mrs Alex. 3 Cromwell street
Kininmont, Rev. A. D. 1 Morton street
Kinlay, John, agent for Tranent colliery,
Rose lane house. Comely green cottage. —
See Adv.
Kinloch, Sam. silver-chaser, 11 Drummd. st.
Kinloch, Mrs, lodgings, 146 Princes street
Kinloch, Miss, teacher of pianof. and singing,
25 India street
Kinnaird, Miss, 32 Rankeillor street
Kinnaird, Miss Margaret, 6 Leopold place
Kinnear, David, accountant and stockbroker,
4 North St David street
Kinnear, J.German clock maker, 475 Lawn-
market
Kinnear, John, spirit dealer, 1 Johnston place
Kinnear, Robert, 48 India street
Kinnear, Mrs James, 3 Clarendon crescent
Kinnear, Mrs Thos. 3 Clarence street
Kinnell, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 5 St James' place
Kinniburgh, David, coal merchant, agent for
Garnkirk Fire- clay Co. 16 Port-Hopetoun
— house, 18 Downie place
Kinnis, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 50 Cumberland st.
Kinnoch, Andrew, foundry. Abbey hill —
house, 61
Kippen, A . hotel, 2 Terrace, Leith street
Kippen, Dun. spirit mer. 25 Richmond place
Kippen, Miss Margaret, 1 Rutland square
Kirk, Rev. John, Hopefield cottage, Greenhill
gardens
Kirk, John, W.S. 40 Heriot Row
Kerr,j!Llex. boot and shoemaker, 7 Romilly pi.
Kerr, Andrew, clerk (office o/H. M. Works),
Sciennes gardens
Kerr, And. A. {Royal Bank), 4 Broughton pi.
Kerr, Archibald, tailor, 17 West Register st.
Kerr, Chas. M. wine mer. 9 Bernard st. Leith
— house, 1 1 Dean terrace, Edinburgh
Kerr, Chas. Jas. sec. Edin. ^ Glasgow Bank,
45 Albany street
Kerr, Geo. grocer and tea dealer, 48 Brough-
ton street — house, 26 St James' square
Kerr, G , china warehouse, 149 Canongate
Kerr, George, house agent, 8 Hamilton place
Kerr, Lieut. Geo. C, R.N. 4 Saxe Coburg pi.
Kerr, Henry, com. agent, 53 Albany street
Kerr, H. N. J. 40 Inverleith row
Kerr, Hugh, coach-hirer, 9 William street
Kerr, James, provision merchant,27 Bridge st.
Kerr, James, grocer, 15 Poplar lane
Kerr, James, 6 Gardner's crescent
Kerr, James, grocer, 89 Nicolson street
Kerr, James, missionary, 3 Shrub place
Kerr, James, Lieutenant R.N. Hope cottage
Kerr, Jas. tea & coffee merchant, 21 Richmond
place
Kerr, Jas. bookseller & circulating library,
32 Nicolson street
Kerr, James, spirit dealer, 155 West port
Kerr, James, hosier, 91 Nicolson street
Kerr, James, lath-splitter. Low Broughton
Kerr, John, 17 Norton place
Kerr, John B. umbrella manuf. 47 Tolbooth
wynd — house, 13
Kerr, John, grocer, 37 North Richmond street
Kerr, John, grocer, 146 Cowgate
Kerr, Jonathan D. cupper to the Queen
Kerr, R. & Son, tailors & clothiers, 1 Elder st.
Kerr, Robt., M.A. classical teacher, 3 Lothian
street
Kerr, Robert {Com. Bank), 53 Albany street
Kerr, Robt. wine mercht. & grocer, 5 and 6
Richmond lane
Kerr, Robert, baker, 16 Hill place — house, 7
Hill square
Kerr, Robert, victual dealer, 12 Jamaica st.
Kerr, Thomas, cowfeeder, 2 Riego street
Kerr, Thomas and Son, tailors and clothiers,
85 South bridge
Kerr, Thomas, letter-carrier, 37 Arthur st.
Kt-rr, Wm. wine & spirit merchant, 1 Princes
street, 148 High st., 19 Hanover street, and
Bridge hotel, 1 Princes street
Kerr, W. steam boat & coach office, 1 Princes st.
Kerr, William, builder, 2 Lord Russell pi.
Kerr, Mrs, 19 Fettes row
Kerr, Miss, 1 5 Scotland street
Kerr, Miss Agnes, milliner, 31 Lothian street
Kerr, Miss G. milliner, &c. 3 Downie place
Kerr, INIiss Margaret, 31 Morrison street
Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, Baxter's close
Kerr, Miss, 4 Upper Dean terrace
Ketching, Wm. clockmaker, Malloch's close,
75 Canongate
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Kirk, John, Ship Inn, Newhaven
Kirk, Robert, 13 Cassels' place
Kirk, Mrs, 5 Roxburgh place
Kirkaldy, Mrs, 22 Windsor street
Kirkham, Mrs, 6\ Broughton street
Kirkhope, John, grocer and wine mercht. I
So. JNIelville place— house, 3 Randolph pi.
Kirkland, John, clerk, 24 Gardner's crescent
Kirkland, John, manager Duke of Hamilton's
collieries, 10 Port-Hamilton
Kirkland, Mrs, I Hope street, Leith walk
Kirkland, Mrs James, lodgings, 10 Preston st.
Kirkpatrick, John, advocate, 12 Charlotte sq.
Kirkwood & Murray, wholesale hardware
merchants, 78 South bridge
Kirkwood, Alexander, die and stamp cutter,
Meuse lane — house, 20 Pitt street
Kirkwood, Alex, flesher, 297 Canongate
Kirkwood, Charles, accountant, 2 Paterson's
court, Old Broughton
Kirkwood, James, working jewr. 12 Thistle
street
Kirkwood, James, goldsmith, 10 Duncan street
Kirkwood, Rev. James, 27 Claremont street
Kirkwood, Robt. tailor, 8 Brunswick street
Kirkwood, Robt. civil engineer, 57 No. bridge
— house, 1 Carleton street
Kirkwood, Waiter, 7 Hunter square
Kirkwood, Wm. & Sons, plumbers and gas-
fitters, West Thistle street lane — house,
Arniston place
Kirkwood, Mrs Captain James, 25 Yorkpl.
Kirkwood, Mrs John, 26 Royal crescent
Kirkwood, Mrs, 30 Pitt street
Kirkwood, Mrs, 1 Carlton street
Kirkwood, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 109 Rose st.
Kissock, Miss, 10 Forres street
Kitchen, John, plasterer, 11 Cowan's close
Klausman, A. and D., clockmakers, 10 Nicol-
8011 street
Kitchie, Robert, blacksmith, 9 Beauaiont pi.
Knapp, Dr John, 65 Inverleith row
Knight, And. waggoner. Bowling-green ho.
Knight, George, 1 Montpelier
Knight, G. & Son, smiths and furnishing iron-
mongers, 21 Wtst Register street— ho. 24
Calton hill
Knight, R. (of G. K. and Son), 26 Calton hill
Knight, Wm. hairdresser, 19 Kirkgate
Knight, W., gro. & spirit dealer, 88 Canong.
Knight, Mrs, grocer & spirit deal. 6 Coburg st.
Knox retreshnn-nt rooms, 53 High street —
.John M'Kechnie, superintendent
Knox, Captain Alexander, 3 Salisbury place
Knox, James, land surveyor iS: civil engineer,
Tipperlinn
Knox, James, Batlifield cottage, Leith
Jvnox, James, glazier, 16 Catharine street
— houne, 4 Kast Uroujihton place
Knox, Samuel, & Dickson, fringe and gimp i
manufacturers, hosiers, glovers, & small-
ware merchants, 13, 15, and 17 South
Hanover street
Knox, Thomas (ifi, Samuel, ^ Dickson), 67
Hanover street
Knox, Wra.,M.D. and surgeon, 11 Hart street
Knox, Mrs, 16 Barony street
Knox, Miss, Drum, Easter road
Knox, Miss, 7 Fife place
Knox, Miss, 15 Clerk street
Kohler, E. harp-string maker, 187 High street
Kreutzer, Bernhard, director of music to H.
R.H. the Grand Duke of Baden, 1 Great
Stuart street
Kyle, Alexander, baker, 82 Kirkgate
Kyle, James & Son, bootmakers, 12 Constitu-
tion street — house, 3 Madeira street
Kyle, John, coal merchant, 3 St Leonard's
depot — house, 45 New street
Kyle, Mrs Archibald, 1 Whitfield place,
Leith Walk
Kyles, Thomas, carver and gilder, 2 Vennel
Kynoch, Mrs, 9 Torphichen street
Laidlaw & Cowan, drapers and milliners, 294
Lawnmarket
Laidlaw, David, victualler and dairyman, 1 14
Cowgate
Laidlaw, George, grocer and spirit merchant.
New lane, Newhaven
Laidlaw, James, baker, 4 Kerr street
Laidlaw, R. & Son, Venetian blind manufs.
bell-hangers, brassfounders, gas-meter ma-
nufacturers, and gasfitters, Simon square
Laidlaw, Mrs, victual dealer, 23 Arthur st.
Laidlaw, Mrs, 3 Newington place
Laidlaw, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 120 Nicolson st.
Laidlaw, IMiss, 10 South Gray street
Laidlaw, Miss, dressmaker, 32 Clerk st.
Laing, A. tailor & clothier, 23 Sandport street
Laing, Archd. C. tailor, 29 N. Richmond st.
Laing, David, Signet library — house, James'
street, Portobello
Laing, David, writer, 5 Randolph place
Laing, Geo. Venetian blind maker & wright,
70 Potterrow. — See Adv.
Laing, H. & Co. fishmongers, I Hope street
Laing, James B.(-B. of Scutlu^id), 27 Windsor
street
Laing, James, accountant, 19 St Andrew sq.
Laing, James {R. Schaw &; Co.), 15 Albany
street, Leith
Laing, John and Sons, Royal horse bazaar, &
postmastfrs to her JNlajesty, Lothian road ■
— house, 7 St Cuthbert's glebe
Laing, Jn. glass stainer and japanntr, 8 Caltoa
hill — house, 12 High terrace
Laing, Rev. .John, 26 Pitt street
Laing, Rob. {Rat/nl Bank), 27 Windsor street
Laing, R. gravel dealer, Rosehall, Newington
Laing, William, ship agent, 44 Bernard street,
— house, 9 Albany street, Leith
Laing, Mrs Isabella, matron, Orphan hospital
Laing, Mrs, 25 Gayfield square
Laing, Mrs, 41 East Claremont street
Laing, Mrs, 22 London street
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Laing, Mrs, 16 York place
Laing, Miss, 32 Gilmore place
Laing, Miss Helen, boarding-school, Newh.
Laird & Banks, salt manufacturers, 22 Con-
stitution street
Laird, Robert B. (Z>. §• L.), 9 Grove street
Laird, Mrs, grocer, 5 East Richmond street
Laird, Mrs, sick-nurse, 28 India place
Lamb, Edm. clerk, Ho. of Refuge, Canong.
Lamb, James, glasg-stainer, 1 Market place
Lamb, John, builder, Lothian road — house,
4 Dunbar street
Lamb, John and Thomas, slaters, glaziers,
and house agents, 78 Clerk street
Lamb, Peter (C'«s^OMw), 2 Vanburgh pi. Leith
Lamb, Richard, accountant, 21 Leith street
Lamb, Robert (late wood merchant), 90 St An-
drew street, Leith
Lamb, Robert, embosser and black borderer,
11 Hanover street
Lamb, Tho, confectioner, 19 Leith street —
house, 21
Lamb, Thos. & J. slaters, glaziers, and house
agents, 78 Clerk street
Lamb, Wm. wright, 10 Coatfield lane, Leith
Lamb, William, wright, 40 Rose street lane
Lamb, Miss, matron, St Cuthbert's poorho.
Lamb, Mrs, 26 Duiidas street
Lambe, A. J. 8 Coates crescent
Lambie, teacher, 2 Ellen street. North Leith
Lammie, Hugh, 76 Broughion street
Lamond, Alex, accountant, 40 India street
Laraond, Duncan, 15 Graham street
Lamond, Duncan, spirit mercht. 1 Maitlandst.
Laraond, Jas., S.S.C & N.P. 11 Darnaway st.
Lamond, John, watchmaker, 16 Riddle's ct.
Lamond, William, W.S. 56 Buccleuch st.
Lamond, Mrs C^pt. 7 Frederick street
Lamond, Mrs Dr, 18 Windsor street
Lamond, Miss Christian, 56 India street
Lamont and Newton, W.S. 33 Gt. King st.
Lamont, Alex, of Knockdow, W.S. 28 Royal
circus
Lamont, John, manager, Inverleith nursery
Lamont, Mrs, lodgings, 7 Park street
L'Amy, Sylvester, 27 Northumberland street
L'Aray, Miss, 27 Northumberland street
Lancaster, Mrs, lodgings, 35 Moray place
Lancefield, Alfred, civil engineer, surveyor,
teacher of fortifications, and civil and mili-
tary engineering drawing, 6 S. Castle st.
Land, E. M. & Co. printers, 25 St James' sq.
Landale, David, mining engineer, 6 Forth
Landale, Robert, of Pitmedden, S.SiC. &
N.P. 9 Drummond place
Landale, T. and R., S.S.C. 18 Forth street
Landale, Thomas, S.S.C. 18 Forth street
Landels, Mrs E. spirit dealer, 1 Haddington pi.
Lane, Thos. school-slate maker, 37 Leith walk
Lane, Mrs T , Taaphall, Ferry road
liang, Daniel, 11 Henry street
Lang, Peter {Com. Bank), 8 Wharton place
Lang, Rob. L. writer, 10 Grove street
Lang, Samuel, fishing-rod and tackle mauu-
facturer, 59 Princes street
Lang, Mrs W. 8 Danube street
Lang, Mrs Margaret, 3 Blacket place
Lang, Miss, George street, Leilh
Lang, Miss Mary, Greenhill bank
Langhorn, Mrs, 1 South Charlotte street
Langlands, William, wright, Tipperlinn cot.
Lapsley, Mrs, 24 South Castle street
Largie, J. Edin. Ropery Co. Fritbfield cottage
Larnach, Alex, commercial hotel, 14 Com-
mercial place
Lascelles, Mrs, broker, 262 Cowgate
Latimer, George B. watch and clock maker.
Cant's close
Latimer, Mrs, 14 Castle street ^
Latimer, Mrs, proprietor of M'Phersou's
ointment, Cant's close
Latta, Mrs Robert, St Ann's Bank house
Latta, Mrs T. A. 39 Minto street
Lauder, A., carpet manufacturer, draper, and
furnishing warebouee, 46 Princes street —
house, 17 Windsor street
Lauder, James Eckford, E.S.A. historical
and portrait- painter, 24 Fettes row
Lauder, James, 19 Lutton place
Lauder, John, victual dealer, 55 Canongate
Lauder, Sir John Dick, Bart, of P'ountainhall,
The Grange house
Lauder, Thomas, baker, 9 East Regi?ter street
Lauder, William, 3 Darling's buildings
Lauder, Dowager Lady Dick, Greenhill house, '
Bruntsfield links
Lauder, Mrs Catherine, lodgings, 1 Alva street
Lauder, Mrs, 17 Windsor street
Lauder, Mrs George, 5 Lothian road
Lauder, Mrs Dr, 8 Windmill street
Lauder, Miss M. lace cleaner, 13 Fredrck. st.
Laughton, Mrs Jane, lodgings, 7 Hill place
Laule, Fidely, German''clock maker and Ger-
man fancy bazaar, 5 North bridge and 92
South bridge
Laurence, Geo. C. hair-dresser, 25 Rose st.
Laurence, William, surveyor, 1 Darnaway st.
Laurie & Glover,painters, 30 West Register et
Laurie, Alex. & Co. printers to her Majesty,
13 North Bank street
Laurie, A. surg. & druggist, 47 Broughton st.
Laurie, Andw. upholsterer, 3 Saunders street
Laurie, Geo. dairy, 6 Elbe street
Laurie, James, conjunct town-clerk, 10 Royal
Exchange — house, 43 Ann street
Laurie, J., groc. and spirit mer., 52 Yardheads
Laurie, Jdhn, teacher, 31 Coatfield lane, Leith
Laurie, Peter, Helena cottage, Sciennes hill
Laurie, R. {L. Son, &^ Co.), 21 Claremont cr.
Laurie, R. painter & paper-hanger, 3 Davie st.
Laurie, Robert (T. B. Campbell 6i Co.), 118
Constitution street
Laurie, Thomas, writer and accountant, 6
Clarence street
Laurie, Son, and Co., American merchants,
10 Quality street
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Laurie, Thomas, auctioneer and appraiser, 26
Rankeillor street
Laurie, Wro. Alex.,"W".S. Gazette keeper, and
Sec. Grand Lodge of Scotland, 13 North
Bank street
Laurie, Wm. victual dealer, 161 Rose street
Laurie, Wm. F. Hunterj W.S. 1 Avenue
villas, Comely bank i
Laurie, Wm. accountant, 126 Lauriston pL
Laurie, Mrs James, 9 Hill place
Laurie, Miss, dressmaker, 67 Cumberland st.
Law Life Assurance Society of London, 33
York place — D. Cormack, agent. — See Adv.
Law Property Fire and Life Assurance Co.
25 York place ;
Law, Geo. {w. S^ G. L.), Rose park, Trinity
Law, George, gardener, Hiilhousefield
Law, James, tailor & clothier, 429 Lawnmar.
Law, John, working jeweller, 3 Hanover st.
Law, John, victual dealer, 5 ToUcross
Law, John, Hillhouse6eld
Law, Philip, officer, Commissioner of North.
Lights, 84 George street
Law, Robt. H. grocer and wine merchant, 16
GreensiJe street
Law, W. and G. dealers in tea and coffee, 31
St Andrew square
Law, Wm. ( W. c^ G. L.), Hermitage, Mur-
rayfield
Law, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 13 Rae-
burn place
Law, Mrs Helen, midwife, 3 Dean street
Laws, Mrs A. T., Retreat cottage, Sciennes
Law, iSIiss Elizabeth, 32 Saxe Coburg place
Law, Miss S. grocer, Water of Leith
Lawder, James, mason and chimney-sweep,
Merrilees' close
Lawrence, David, clerk, Granton pier
Lawrence, James, surgeon R.N. 20 Minto st.
Lawrence, Jane A. baby linen warehouse, 79
Princes street
Lawrenson, W. H. sp. deal. 10 Commercial pi.
Lawrenson, Wm. spirit dealer, 56 Bernard st.
Lawrie & Ritchie, brassfound. 12 Catharine st.
Lawrie, A. & Co. commission coke and coal
merchts. 24 Sheriff brae, Leiih — house, Cor-
storphine
Lawrie, Alex, spirit merchant, 9 Dock place
Lawrie, Alex, flrshcr, 40 High street
Lawrie, Alex, music-teacher, 11 York place
Lawrie, Alex. & Sons, commission merchants,
6 St Andrew sq. — house, 46 Castle st.
Lawrie, Aw. coke and coal wharf, 24 Shirra
brae, Leith
Lawrii', A. T. surgeon, Parkside house
Lawrie, Andrew, 16 Downie place
Lawrie, Charles, flesher, 71 Broughton st.
Lawrie, Henry, clothitr, 7 Hill ^qua^e
Lawrie, J. cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
.32 Causeyside
Lawrie, JameH, M.D. surg. 22 Rankeillor st.
Lawrie, James, grocer, 5 East Sciennes Bt.
Lawrie, James, flesher 4 Duke street, Leith
Lawrie, J. W. (Sanderson §• i.), 6 Hay's court
Lawrie, John (Z. |- R.), 2 St James' place
Lawrie, John, baker, 26 Rose street
Lawrie, Robt. mess. Com. Bank., 10 George st.
Lawrie, Thomas, marble cutter, 37 Leith walk
Lawrie, William H. commission merchant,
46 N. Castle street
Lawrie, W. mills, Coltbridge, Murrayfield
Lawrie, Mrs Rachel, 47 Constitution street
Lawrie, Mrs, 16 South Charlotte street
Lawrie, Mrs, 39 St Leonard street
Lawrie, Miss, 17 Arthur street
Lawrie, Miss, 9 Ain^lie place
Lawson, Andw. (G.P.-O.), 40 Model build.
Lawson, Charles (P. L. §- iion), 35 George sq.
Lawson, Francis, 1 Annandale street
Lawson, Geo. boot and shoemaker, 86 Rose st.
Lawson, George, 46 Charlotte square
Lawson, G. assistant-secretary and curator to
the Botanical Society, 7 Hill square
Lawson, George, baker and conft'Ctioner, 1
Arniston place — ho. 29 Upper Gray st.
Lawson, George, poulterer and victual dealer,
1 North St Andrew street
Lawson, James, W.S. 33 London street
Lawson, James, tobacco and snufF manufr.
110 West port — house, 9 Graham st.
Lawson, James H. Bos well road, Wardie
Lawson, Jas. letter-carrier, 6 S. St James' st.
Lawson, James, wright, 83 Rose street —
house, 1 Tollcross
Lawson, John, dairy, 21 Water lane
Lawson, John, flesher, 180 Canongate
Lawson, John and Robert, victual dealers,
I 64 Grassmarket
I Lawson, Mich.,S.L.&S.S.C. 16 S. Bridge st.
I Lawson, Peter & Son, nurserymen, seeds-
1 men, and wood foresters to the Queen's
most excellent majesty, and to the High-
land and Agricultural Society of Scotland,
1 Geo. IV. bridge. — Nurseries, Golden
Acres, Bangholm, Inverleith row, and
Lilliput, Trinity
Lawson, Wm. coach-hirer, 25 Duke street
Lawson, William, silk and merino dyer, 31
West Nicolson street
Lawson, William, 10 Young street
Lawson, Wm. glazier, 39 Bridge street
Lawson, William, 5 Glover street
Lawson, Mrs William, ladies' nurse, 4 Little
King street
Lawson, Mrs, cook, 39 India place
Lawson, jNIiss, 21 Fettes row
Lawson, Miss, designer and ornamental hair-
worker, 47 Cumberland street
Lawson, blisses, dressmakers, 9 Chapel street
LawtoD, ]\Ir8 Allison, 4 Springfield
Lazzaroni, Ant, figure maker, 96 Princes st.
Lazzaroni, Ant. spirit dealer, 184 Cowgate
Leackie, G, grocer and fruitertr, 1 Dundas st.
Leailbetter, C. architect, Dick's place, Grange
Leadbetter, James, spirit and provision mer-
chant, 26 Causeyside and 12 Canning pi.
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Lear, William, 23 Pitt street
Learmont, James and Co., Port-Hopetoun
foundry, 69 Fountainbridge
Learmonth, A. victual dealer, 54. Bristo et.
Learmonth, John, of Dean, 6 Moray place
Learmonth, Thomas, beilhanger,gasfitter, and
coal merchant, 10 Barony street
Learmonth, Misses, board, sch. 1 1 Rutland sq.
Leask, J. B. ironm. 10 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
— house, 1 Union street, foot of Leith v/alk
Leaton, Miss, of Hoppyland castle, 88 Abbey
hill
Leavock, Mrs, 6 Windmill street
Leburn, Thomas, S.S.C .58 George square
Leburn, Pat. M. writer, 8 Upper Gilmore pi.
Leckie, John, spirit merchant, 214 Cowgate
Leckie, William, cashier. Com. Bank, 22
Picardy place
Leckie, Mrs, 22 Picardy place
Leckie, Mrs, 4 Stafford street
Le Conte, John, engraver, 15 St James' eq.
Ledingham, Alex. M. merchant, 6 Hermitage
place, Leith
Lee, the Very Rev. Dr John, Principal of
the University, College
Lee, .Tames {Begbie and Z.), 5 Nicolson sq.
Lee, Richard, lace merchant, 1 1 Nicolson st.
Lee, Rev. Robt. D.D. professor, 24 George sq.
Lee, Wm. corn merchant, 2 Leven street
— house, 2 Gilmore place
Lee, Miss, 21 Leopold place
Lee, Misses, ladies' school, 5 Nicolson sq.
Leechman, Alex, coal mercht. 3 Downie pi.
Port Hopetoun
Leechman, Jas. merchant, 4 Park street
Leechman, Miss, Merchant Maiden hosp.
Leef, Mrs Robert, 72 Northumberland st.
Lees, Charles, R.S.A. 19 Scotland street
Lees, David, 33 Earl Grey street
Lees, George, LL.D. lecturer on natural
philosophy, School of Arts
Lees, Henry, secretary Edin. Perth and Dun-
dee Railway, 26 Royal crescent
Lees, John, tobacco manufr. 3 Brown square
— house, Argyle park
Lees, Robt. surg. & druggist, 20 Nicolson st.
Legal and General Life Assurance Society, 7
Nelson st. — Murray & Rhind, W.S. agents
Legal and Commercial Life and Manchester
Fire Assurance Societies, 8 Bank street —
James P. Falkner, S.S.C. agent
Legat, R. leather and hide factor, 28 Blair st.
Leggat, G. & J. whip and thong makers to the
Queen, 4 Brown square. — See Adv.
Leggat, Jas. manager, Benniehill and Strath-
aven collieries, 4 Port-Hopetoun — house,
17 Portland place
Leggat, James, 16 Chapel street
Leggat, Robert, spirit merchant and coach-
hirer, 54 Broughton street
Leggat, Miss, 17 Portland place
Leggate, D. D. skinners, leather manufacturers
and wool merchants, Dean Skinner works
Legget, Robert, skinner, tanner, and wool mer-
chant. Water of Leith
Leighton, Alex. York lodge. Trinity
Leighton, George (G. P. O/^ce), 5 James' pi,
Leighton, Robert, flesher, 6 Charlotte place —
house, \ Grove street
Leishman, James, merchant, 42 Minto street
Leishman, John, W.S. 18 Drummond place
Leitch, Alex, tailor and clothr. 3 E. Regist. st.
Leitch, John, 9 Antigua street
Leitch, Thos. tailor, 15 Dean street
Leith and Rottekdam St. Ship. Co.'s office,
5 Wet docks — Geo. Gibson & Co. agents
Leith, Jas. chem. and druggist, 14 Union pi.
Leiih, John, solicitor, 123 Constitution street
— house, 2 Portland terrace
Leith, Sara, lithographic printer, 9 South St
Andrew street
Leith Barm Co. of Bakers, 4 Spence's place
Leith Candle Co. Old Sugar-house close, and
20 Frederick street, Edinburgh
Leith Com. List office, 2 Bernard st. Leith
Leith Dock Commission office. Customhouse,
Leith
Leith Mechanics' Library, 13 Tolbooth wynd
Leith News-room, 51 Tolbooth wynd
Leiih and Newcastle Steam-packet Com-
pany, 44 Bernard street
Leith Public Library, 116 Constitution st.
Leith Poor's House, South Junction street
Leith Reading- Rooms, 130 Constitution street
Leith, South, Parochial Office, Junction road
Lemmi, Enrico, LL.D. teacher of Italian, 1
Rutland street
Lendrum, R. & Co. booksellers and station-
ers, 20 Hanover St. — ho. 5 N. Charlotte st.
Lennie, Jas. optician, 14 Leith street — ho. 17
St James* square
Lennie, James, spirit merchant, 42 Cross-
causey
Lent, James, Old Ship hotel, 28 Shore
Leny, James M. of Dalswinton, 27 Abercromby
place
Lennie, P. agent, 9 Davie street
Lennox, James, spirit merchant, 42 Cross-
causey
Lennox, Mrs, dressmaker, 97 Nicolson street
Lennox, Mrs Ann, lodgings, 21 Lothian st.
Leon, Morris, & Co. wax chandlers and general
agents, 7 Ingliston street
Leslie, A. tinsmith and gasfitter, 60 Pleasance
Leslie, Andrew, stationer, 37 Earl Grey st.
Leslie, Geo. {Cowan S^- Co.), 13 St James' sq.
Leslie, James, civil engineer, 72 George street
— house, 2 Charlotte square
Leslie, John, 6 Howe street
Leslie, John, 4 Forth street
Leslie, Thomas, tailor, 9 Bridge street
Leslie, Captain William, 24 Minto street
Leslie, Wm., W.S. (Inglis ^' Leslie), 2 Nelson
street
Leslie, Hon. Mrs George, 3 Inverleith terrace
Leslie, Mrs, 4 Albany street
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Leslie, Miss, 20 Fettes row
Lessels, John, architect, 21 Heriot row
Lethem, James, tobacconist, 7i Shore — house,
2 Regent street
Lethem, James, jun. {Customs), Madeira st.
LettoD, W. H. tail or and clothier, 1^ N. bridge
Letton, W. H. 9 Elder street
Leuchars, David, shoemaker, Newhaven
Leven, John, W.S. 1 Bellevue crescent
Levy, Philip, fur manufr. 25 Hanover street
Levy, JL A. clothier and woollen draper, 94,
96, and 98 So. bridge, and 7 St Andrew sq
Levy, M. A., 21 Clarendon crescent
Lewis & Beater, general drapers and lacemen,
7 7, 78, 7 9, and 80 Leith street
Lewis, Chas. tobacconist, 1 Bernard street
Lewis, David, bootmaker, 217 High street —
ho. Farquharson place
Lewis, Rev. James, Claremont park, Leith
Lewis, James, grocer, wine and spirit mer-
chant, 34 Hanover street
Lewis, Jas. grocer, 6 & 7 Market street and
177 Canongate — house, 1 George square
Lewis, John {Lewis ^' Beater), 8 Salisbury
place, Newington
Lewis, William, 4 Crosscausey
Lewis, Mrs H. \\ . 3 Henderson row
Lewis, Mrs, 1 Park street
Lewis, Miss, ladies' school, 19 Rutland tq
Liddall and Sons, watchmakers, silversmiths,
and jewellers, 5 Bank st.
Liddall, B. {of Liddall ^' Sons), 6 Fingal pi.
Liddall, ^Ym. (of Liddal S,^ Sonft) 2 JMeadow pi.
Liddell Brothers, engravers and gen. printers,
62 Charlotte street, Leich
Liddell, James, upholsterer, 6 St James' st.
Liddell, Joseph M. accountant, Cambrian Fire
and Life Insurance Co. 8 South St David st.
— house, 12 Scotland street
Liddell, J. J. optician, artificer in glass, &c.
3 Hanover street
Liddell, Robt. engraver and lithographer, 46
Nicolson street
Liddell, W. H. currier, 135 West port
Liddell, AVilliam, wright, 77 Clerk street
Liddell, IMiss, 2 Meadow place
Liddle, James, victual dealer, 531 Castlehill
Liddle, Joseph, S.S.C. 12 Scotland street
Liddle, Thomas, gardener, Heriot hill
Lidgate, Jn. leather mercht. 6-b St Patrick sq.
Lite Association of Scotland, 2 Hanover
street — John Fraser, manager. — See Adv.
Lightbody, John, staff- surgeon, 17 Danube st.
Lillie, .Joseph, 4 I George square
Lillie, Peter, smith, Chalmers' close
Lillie, Miss, Rankeillor place
Lillico, "William, baker, 1 Brown street
Limond, Mrs, 18 Rutland square
Limont, Mrs, 3 Sylvan place
Lind, Andrew, jun. tailor, clothier, and gene-
ral outlitttr, 12 Dock place
Jviiid, Andrew, sen. tailor and clothier, 30
Kirkgate
Lind, David, tailor & clothier. Glover street
Lind, David, stone merchant and builder, 2
Port-Hopetoun — house, 1 S. Charlotte st.
Lind, Robert, commission sale rooms, 21
Picardy place— house, 17 London street
Lind, Wm. cheese merchant, 4 Lothian street
Lindesay, Jas. & Sons, wine merchants, 33
Quality st — ho. 18 Constitution st. Leith
Lindesay, James, of Feddinch, wine mer-
chant, 18 Constitution street
Lindesay, Jas. jun., W.S. 110 George street
Lindesay, Mrs Patrick, 48 Albany street
Lindesay, Mrs Wm. 22 Regent terrace
Lindores, Wm. wine and spirit merchant, 55
Frederick street
Lindsay, Mackay, & Howe, W. S. 62 Castle st.
Lindsay & Paterson, W.S. 24 Dublin street
Lindsay and Shaw, pharmaceutical chemists
and druggists, 1 1 Elm row
Lindsay & Son, grain merchants, 31 Cowgate
Lindsay, Chas. & Co plumbers, brass found-
ers, and meter manufacurers, 8 Green-
side street
Lindsay, D. painter and glazier, 56 Bristo st.
Lindsay, Don., & Geo. A. Esson, accountants,
59 George street
Lindsay, Donald, 15 Abercromby place
Lindsay, George, rope manuf. 28 Horse wynd
Lindsay, Geo. (Z. ^ Son)., 65 Lauriston place
Lindsay, Geo. 47 Constitution street
Lindsay, J. dairy, 78 Queen street
Lindsay, James & Sons, agents and wholesale
wine and spirit merchants, 5 Royal Exch.
Lindsay, Jas. {Susine office), 42 Gilmore pi.
Lindsay, James, baker, 73 Kirkgate — ho. 52
Lindsay J. painter and glazier, 12 Chapel st.
Lindsay, James, W.S. 1 Minto street
Lindsay, James, fruit salesman, 8 Physic gard.
— house, 13 Aigyle square
Lindsay, Jas. bookseller, 32 Candlemaker row
Lindsay, John M., P.C.S. 19 Melville street
Lindsay, John, 18 West Richmond street
Lindsay, John, printer, 1 Buccleuch street
Lindsay, John, cowfeeder. Link well, Leith
Lindsay, John, gardener. Bower's hall
Lindsay, Jn. coal mercht. 2 E. & G. R.
Lindsay, Robert, printer, 1 Buccleuch street
Lindsay, Robert, 8 Brunton place
Lindsay, Robert, fruiterer, 8 Physic gardens
Lindsay, Thos. shipmaster, 30 Charlotte street,
Leith
Lindsay, Thos. shoe merchant, 171 High st.
— house, 4 Lindsay place
Lindsay, Thos. silk dyer, 35 Leith street
Lindsay, Thos. S. assistant sec. and cashier to
JScoltin/i N. Plot. Sac. 85 Great King st.
Lindsay, William (^Mercury office), 3 West
Preston street
Lindsay, Win., S.S.C. & Xotary Public, 124
Constitution st.— ho. Hermitage hill house
Lindsay, R. surgeon, 8 Brunton place
Lindsay, Wm. cooper, 31 Hanover street —
house, 5 North Bank street
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Lindsay, Wm. tailor and clothier, 2 Drum-
raond street
Lindsay, William, ropemaker, 47 Rose street
Lindsay, Mrs, 7 Cassells' place
Lindsay, Mrs, Bathfield house
Lindsay, Miss, 8 Duncan street, Newington
Lindsay, Miss, 25 Forth street
Lindsay, Misses, straw-hat makers, 175
Canon gate
Linkie, Thomas, china dealer, 15 Home st.
Linklater, J. & J. provision dealers, 104
Grassmarket — house, 62
Linklater, Mrs M. tavern, 71 Shore
Linn, Mrs PL 4. East Adam street
Linton, Andrew, cork-cutter, 87 High street
Linton, Thomas, superintendent of police.
Parliament square
Linton, W. C. painter, 5 Frederick street —
house, 8 Mackenzie place
Linton, Mrs, dressmaker, 73 Rose street
List, Alfred John, justice of peace fiscal for
the county, and superint. county police^
county hidings. — ho. Clarkeville, Grange rd.
List, Alfred 0. C. {Bank of Scotland)^ Clarke-
ville, Grange road
List, Louis G. {Exchequer), Clarkeville,
Grange road
Lister, Richard, commercial traveller, 31 S.
Clerk street
Liston, Alexander, 22 St John street
Liston, Andrew, spirit dialer, Newhaven
Liston, David, professor of Oriental languages.
Elm cottage, west, Whitehouse gardens
Liston, Mrs Ramage, 19 St Cuthbert street
Lithgow & Purdie, house painters and deco-
rators, 60 Hanover street and 15 George st.
Little and Reid, joiners and cabinetmakers,
107 High street
Little, A. & A. ironmongers, 35 Hanover st.
Little, Andrew, St Bernard's cottage
Little, Jas. commission agent, 12 Catharine st.
— house, 17 Elm row
Little, Jas. jun. tobacconist, 28 Princes street
Little, Jn. commission agent, 12 Catharine st.
Little, Robert, Royal Institution, Mound
Little, Mrs, 18 Fettes row
Little, Mrs W. M. 3 Pitt street, Bonnington
Littlejohn, David, writer, 13 North Bank st.
Littlejohn, Dr, 67 York place
Littlejohn, T. M. confec, 31 and 3-3 Leith st.
Littlejohn, Mrs, 67 York place
Littlejohn, Mrs, 2 Minto street, Newington
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insur-
ance Co K. Mackenzie aa:ent, 29 North-
umberland street
Livingston & Gibson, clothiers and outfitters,
106 South bridge
Livingston and Weir, mercantile agents, 7
Roxburgh place
Livingston, Alex, general agent and cork ma-
nufacturer, 15 St Patrick square — house, 12
Buccleuch place
Livingston, Alex. 14 Barony street
Livingston, J. messenger. Commercial Bank,
10 George street
Livingston, John, tailor and clothier, 20
South bridge
Livingston, .John, S.S.C. 11 Young street —
house, 4 Danube street
Livingston, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 30
and 32 Water lane
Livingston, Josiah, hosier, glover, and shirt-
maker, 37 George st — ho. 31 Scotland st.
Livingston, Jos. (/y. ct Weir), 6 Arniston place
Livingston, R. F. herbalist, 15 Ingiiston st.
Livingston, Mrs, 7 Buccleuch street
Livingston's lodgings, 16 Castle street
Lizars, Professor, consulting & operating sur-
geon, 15 South Charlotte street
Lizars, W. H. engraver, lithographer, copper-
plate and letterpress printer, 3 St James' sq.
Lizars, Mrs, Bonnington bank
Lloyd, John, agent, 31 B rough ton place
Loch, Thomas Francis Erskine, Rear-admiral,
27 George square
Locke, Mrs, 6 Comely bank
Lockhart, Archibald, 8 Shakspeare square
Lockhart, William, gardener, Dean
Lockhart, Mrs Elizabeth, 3 W. Claremontst.
Lockhart, Miss M. Elliot, 5 Rutland place
Lockhart, Miss Ann, of Castlehill, 40 Ann st.
Lockie, Ch. merchant, 25 W. Nicolson st.
Lockie, Tliomas, 32 William street
Lockie, William, tailor, 118 West port
Lockie, Mrs, lodgings, 6 Brighton street
Loewenstein, Sigismund, teacher of German,
5 York place
Loewenstein, Madame, teacher of piano and
French, 5 York place
Loewentbal, M. chiropodist, 14 North Bank
street and 7 James' court
Logan, Alex. S. advocate, sheriff of Forfar-
shire, 12 York place
Logan, Edmond, W.S. 141 George street
Logan, Geo., W.S. clerk of teinds Register
house. Hawthorn brae, Duddingston
Logan, George, writer, 3 South Howard pi.
Logan, Hugh, ship carver, 49 Timber bush
Logan, James, 13 Annandale street
Logan, John {Mackenzie, Innes, andL.), 29
India street
Logan, John, 6 Malta terrace
Logan, John, printer, 86 Pleasance
Logan, John, watchmaker, 5 Dean street
Logan, John, Broughton point
Logan, William, Broughton point
Logan, Mrs, Seafield lodge
Logan, Mrs, 7 East Claremont street
Logan, Mrs, 18 Dundas street
London Assurance Corporation — Alexander
Stevenson, S.S.C. agent, 4 St Andrew sq.
London Mission. Society, Edin. Auxiliary
to — W. F. Watson, treasurer, 52 Princes st.
London Hotel, 2 St Andrew square
London & Edin. Ship. Co.'s clippers office,
67 Shore — Archibald Ritchie, manager
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London Union Assurance Society and An-
nuity Office, 20 Nelson st. and 16 Hill st. —
See Adv.
London Union Fire and Life Assurance
Co. and Annuity Office, 17 George street
— J. G. Harrison, agent
London' and Leith Old Shipping Co.'s office,
71 Shore
London, Leith, Edin. and Glasgow Ship.
Co.'s office, Upper drawbridge, Leith, and 9
Waterloo place — Thos. Dowie, manager. —
See Adv.
London General Steam Navigation Co. 21
Waterloo place, Edin. and 14 Shore, Leith
— R. W. Hamilton, manager. — See Adv.
London Printg. & Pubg. Co. 3 Roxburgh st.
Long, Thomas, engineer and machine maker,
Logan's close — house, 45 New street
Longmore, Adam C. {Exch.)^ 2 Mansfield pi.
Longmore, John Alex., W.S. 56 Melville st.
Lorimer, G. builder and contr. 18 Graham st.
Lorimer, James, advocate, 27 Alva street
Lorimer, James, civil engineer and surveyor,
41 George st. — house, 10 Torphichen st.
Lorimer, John, builder, 10 Torphichen street
Lorimer, John, advocate, 19 Albany street
Lorimer, Wm., S.S.C. 18 Annandale street
Lorimer, Mrs, 69 York place
Lothian, Andrew, S.S.C. 6 Elm row
Lothian, D. and Son, painters, 3 York place
Lothian, John, painter, 25 Barony street
Lothian, John, victual dealer, 244 Canongate
Lothian, George, 1 1 Carlton street
Lothian, Maurice, procurator-fiscal for county,
County buildings — ho. 28 Drummond pi.
Lothian, Peter, gardener, 10 Saunders' street
Lothian, Mrs John, 15 Carlton terrace
Lothian, Mrs, grocer, 1 1 Greenside row
Lothian, Mrs, 25 Barony street
Lothians and Finlay, solicitors, GO George Bt.
Louden, David, lodgings, 44 Howe street
Lough, John, chimney-sweeper, 19 Wm. st.
and 14 Jamaica street. — See Adv.
Loughton, Alex, lodgings, 146 Princes street
Love, M. & J. milliners, &c. 9 Hill square
Love, Miss E. milliner, 8 Lothian street
Lovell, Miss E. 39 Montagu street
Low, David, professor of agriculture, Univer-
sity, Mayfield, Trinity, and 14 Young street
Low, David, outfitter, 3 Hope park
Low, D. AV. (//. M. Customs), Cherry bank,
Newhaven
Low, Jas. gardener, 2 South b. Canongate
Low, John, plumber and gasfitter, 14 N. St
Andrew street
Low, John, hootmaker, 10 N. St. David st.
Low, John, slater, 30 Nicolson street
Low, William, accountant, 58 Great King st.
Low, Lieut.- Col. Robert, Mayfield, Trinity
Low, Miss, 14 Dublin street
Lowdcn, Wm. wholesale and small wares, 18
Hill place
Lowe, John, 16 Ann street
Lowe, John D. & Co. booksellers & stationers,
123 Princes st. — ho. 1 Lower Gilmore place
Lowe, Joseph, teacher of dancing and calis-
thenic exercises, 32 Frederick street
Lowe, Capt. W., Indian navy, 50 Melville st.
Lowe, Robt. Wm. assistant procurator-fiscal
of county, Middlefield house, Leith walk
Lowes, Thomas C. (G.P.-O.), Bridge place,
Bennington
Lowne, Thomp. M.D. surgeon, 46 Minto st.
Lowrie, John, cart and plough wright, 77
Abbey hill
Luckie, David, Leithwalk saw mills. Brown's
entry
Luis, EUice, stucco manufr. Fountain close
Luke, James, baker, 25 Brunswick street — ho.
72 Cumberland street
Luke, Jn. & Wm. merchants, 193 High st.
Luke, Wm. of Cairnbank, 5 Gardner's cresc.
Luke, Mrs James, 116 Lauriston place
Luke, Miss, 7 Charles street
Lumsdaine, .Tames, spirit dealer, 2 Old Phy-
sic gardens
Lumsdaine, John, grocer and spirit-dealer,
317 Cowgate
Lumsdaine, Wm. 8 Comely green place
Lumsdaine, Miss, 8 Comely green place
Lumsden, Henry, 6 Leopold place
Lumsden, James, tailor, 51 Cumberland street
Lundin, Miss, 3 Eyre place
Lyall &Swinton, builders, Ingleston street —
house, 18 Roxburgh street
Lyall, David, 23 Alva street
Lyall, David, writer, 20 Rankeillor street
Lyall, Alexander, baker, 5 Shrub place
Lyall, John, merchant, 8 Port-Hopetoun — ho.
7 Lothian road
Lyall, Richard, meal-dealer, 37 Bridge street
Lyall, Robert, 8 Clarendon crescent
Lyall, William, goods superintendent N. B.
Railway, 11 Drummond street
Lyle, Alex, merchant and commission agent,
58 Timber bush — house, 17 Bath street
Lyle, George, 5 Drummond street
Lyle, Thomas, stockbroker, 65 Princes street
Lyle, Thomas, 3 West Newington
Lynch, Thos. spirit dealer, 285 Cowgate
Lynch, Mrs Charles, broker, 161 Cowgate
Lyon, C. refreshment rooms, 30 Lothian rd.
Lyon, David, bookbinder, 505 Lawnmarket
Lyon, Francis {Edinbunjh and Leith Gas Co.),
12 Baltic street, Leith
Lyon, George, accountant, 54 Rankeillor street
Lyon, George, W.S. 26 Forth street
Lyon, Hugh, S.S.C. 7 N. St Andrew street
Lyon, J. W. stockbroker, bill-broker, and
agent to the Globe Insurance, I..ondon —
34 Dundas street
Lyon, James, hairdresser, 61 LowCalton
Lyon, John Stewart, of Kirkmichael, 47
Albany street
Lyon, Robert, teacher of law, 4 Northumber-
land place
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Lyon, Wm. (X)o?^e//s^ L,), 1 Dundas street
Lyon, Mrs, lodgings, 27 Brunswick street
Lyon, Misses, 12 Nelson street
Lyons, Lewis, quill manufacturer, 2l North
Richmond street — ho. 12 Buccleuch street
Lyschinski, Adam, M.D. 10 Warriston cres.
Macadam, Anstruther, clothier and linen
draper, 27 West Nicolson street — house,
8 Chapel street
M'Adie, David, spirit dealer, 20 Giles' street
M' Adie, W. spirit mer. 1 11 Kirkgate — ho. 1 1 2
Macallan & Chancellor, W.S. 26 Rutland sq.
Macallan, J. (M.^- Chancellor), 26 Rutland sq.
Macall urn, Walter Buchanan, stock & share
broker, 10 Hanover street — house, 8 Annan-
dale street
Macallum, Mrs W. B., 8 Annandale street
Macallum, Miss, 2 Windsor street
Macalpine, Wra. saddler, 12 Broad wynd
M'Alpine, Mrs James, 19 Comely bank
Macandrew, D. M. merchant, 15 Bernard
street, Leith
Macandrew, J. and J., S.S.C. 33 Dublin st.
Macandrew, James M. accountant, 65 Princes
street — house, 28 Dublin street
Macandrew, John {J. Sf J. M.), 41 Inver-
leith row
Macandrew, John, jun. (J. S^- J. M.), 41 In-
verleith row
Macandrew, R. {Reg. House), Inverleith
field, Queensferry road
Macara, Cbs. commercial agent and appraiser,
6 Brighton street
Macara, James, W.S., 8 Roxburgh terrace
Macara, L. M., W.S. 14 S. Charlotte street
Macara, Mrs, lodgings, 12 Antigua street
Macart, James, shoe shop, 30 Bridge street
Macarthur, Alexander, builder, 31 William
street lane — house, 7 Randolph clifF
Macarthur, Mrs, 12 Queen street
M'Arthur, A. writer, 9 Antigua street
M' Arthur, John, grocer, &c. 29 Lothian st.
M'Arthur, Neil, shoemaker, 1 Water lane
M'Arthur, Peter {Com. Bank), 8 Wharton pi.
Macaulay, Alex., broker, 6 St Andrew st.
Macaulay, B. J. 6 Park street
Macaulay, Miss, 4 West Claremont street
Macaw, Mrs, 38 York place
M'Bain, Mrs, midwife and nurse, 41 India pi.
M'Bain, Mrs, nurse, 9 St Bernard's row
M'Bayne, Miss, 20 Dublin street
Macbean, ^neas, W.S. 11 Charlotte square
Macbean, jEneas, jun. W.S. 11 Charlotte sq
— house, 63 Great King street
Macbean, Mrs, St Ann's yard*", Abbey
M'Bean, H. A. 6 Warriston crescent
M'Bean, Miss, 6 Warriston crescent
Macbrair, Dav. J., S.S.C. 8 Darnaway street
M' Bride, Mrs John, 28 Bernard street
M'Call, Adam, baker, 449 Lawnmarket
M'Call, C. & Co. engineers and millwrights,
Montgomery street
M'Call, John, Hawthorn bank
M'Call, Peter & Co. sugar and spice grinders,
and coffee roasters, Montgomery street
Maccallum, Alexander, 4 Moray street
Maccallum, Geo. accountant, 13 Montgomery
street
Maccallum, George, stockbroker, and agent
for the London Fire and Life Assurance Co.
30 St Andrew square
M'Callum & Dundas, C.E. 143 Princes st.
M'Callum, Duncan, C.E. 7 Torphichen street
M'Callum, Dn. spirit merchant, 3.9 Thistle st.
M'Callum, Jas. commercial hotel, 3 Hill place
M'Callum, John and Son, soda water manu-
facturers, 1 West Richmond street
M'Callum, John, farmer, Plewlands, Mor-
ningside
M'Callum, Male, agent, 17 London row
M'Callum, Peter, coal agent, 11 Buccleuch st.
M'Callum, Mrs, dressmaker, 166 Fountain-
bridge
M'Callum, Mrs Edward, 12 Brandon street
M'Callum, Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, 26
Heriot buildings
M'Callum, Mrs, lodgings, 64 Frederick st.
M'Cambridge, Peter, pawnbroker, 59 & 61
Candlemaker row
M'Candlish, John M., W.S. manager National
Fire and Life Insurance Co. 18 Moray pi.
M'Candlish, Wm. View field ho. Trinity road
M'Cann, Jas. stationer, 6 Deanhaugh street
M'Cann, John, shawl merchant, 99 South br.
M'Carron, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Old
Fishmarket close
M'Carter, D. (Hume ^- Melville), 6 Scotland st.
M' Carter, Mrs, 6 Scotland street
M'Cartney, Hugh, tailor & clothier, 4| North
bridge
M'Caskie, James and Co. hat manufacturers,
90 Candlemaker row
M'Caskie, J. {J. M'C. 6f Co.), 25 George sq.
M'Caul, Charles, contractor, Heriot cottage
M'Caul, James, hatter, 11 Bread street
M'Cheyne, Mr.'*, 24 Maitland street
M'Cheyne, Mrs, 33 Cumberland street
M'Chrystal, Mich. Paisley shawl warehouse,
9 Jamaica street
Maccoll, Alex. S. teacher of English and clas-
sical literature, 11 Hillsid.e crescent
Maccoll, John, messenger. Bank of Scotland,
2 Lauriston terrace
M'Clurapha, John & Co. Balmoral tavern, 4
Milne square
M'Clumpha, John, tailor and clothier, 26 Wil-
liam street
M'Clure, Henry, 1 Henry place
M'Combie, D. spirit dealer, 37 St Leonard st.
M'Connel, K. & M. embroiderers, dressmakers,
and milliners, 33 Castle street
Maconochie, Jas. 4 Middle Arthur place
Maconochie, Robt. B., W.S. 49 Castle street
Maconochie & Co., toy and fancy bazaar, 35
George street
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Maconochie, IMrs, French stay maker, 35
George street
M'Cook, Mrs James, 44 Great King st,
jVI'Carrack, ]\Iiss, 12 Hope stret- 1
M'Cowan, Fran. D., M.D. & surg. 14 Elder st.
ArCrae, Mrs^ ladies' sick nurse, 4 Young st.
M'Craken, John, S.S.C 22 Walker street
M'Craw, John, shoe warehouse, 249 High st.
— house, Westerhall lodge
M'Craw, Robert, tobacco and snuff manufac-
turer, 167 Hiah street
M'Craw, William, boot and shoe warehouse,
281 and 287 High street
M'Credie, Miss, teacher, 63 Cumberland st.
M'Crie, Thos., D.D. 45 George square
M'Crie, WilUam & Co. paper-stainers to the
Queen, 22 Leith walk
M'Crie, Wm. 11 Carlton terrace
M'Crie, Mrs Dr, 13 Salisbury place
M'Crorie, Mrs Jane, Admiralty street
M'Cuaig, Dn. & Son, tailors and clothiers, 10
Frederick street
M'CuUoch, Alex. {J. P. officer), 134 High st.
M'Culloch, Horatio, R.S.A. landscape-painter,
7 Danube street
M'CuUocb, John, teller B. Linen Co. Bank, 1
London st., agent for Phce.'iix Fire and Pe-
lican Life Insurance Companies See Adv.
M'CuUoch, John, painter, 22 Downie place
M'CuUoch, Thomas, plumber, Lothian road
M'CuUoch, Wm. sheriff-officer, 391 Lawn-
market
M'CuUoch, Wm. jun. messenger-at-arms, and
sheriff-officer, 391 Lawnmarket
M'CuUoch, William T. librarian, Edin. S. L.
24 George street
M'CuUoch, Mrs A. & Co. dealt^rs in hams,
sausages, &c. 32 Lothian street
M'CuUoch, Mrs Wm. lodgings, 6 St Vincent st.
M'Dermaid, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Sherriff
brae, Leith
M'Dermott, James, feather merchant, 61
North Hanover street
M'Diarmid, Archd. clothier, 83 Princes street
]\I'Diarmid, Angus, Donaldsoji's hospital
]M'Diarmid, -John, clothier, 13 North bridge
Macdonald, A. flesher, 8 Antigua street —
house, 9 Antigua street
Alacdonald, Alex., Edin. and Leith carrier,
6 Richmond court
Alacdonald, Alexander, boot and shoemaker,
73 Nicolson street
INIacdonald, A. market officer, Physic gardens
Macdonald, Alex. {G. P.O.), 50 Thistle st.
IMacdonald, And. gardener, 42 Caustyside
Alacdonald, Andrew, 7 Summerhall
IMacdonald, Angus, saddler, 42 Grassmarket
Macdonald, Angus, 3 Annfield lodgings. New-
haven
Macdonald, Rev. Arch. .12 Bernard street
Macdonald, Arch, cabinitm. 21 Castle street
Macdonald, Arch. & Co. cabinetmakers, 4
Swinton row
Macdonald, Arthur, horse dealer, 100 Rose
street — house, 82
Macdonald, Dan. tinsmith, 41 Earl Grey st.
Macdonald, David, watchm. 3 East Arthur pi.
Macdonald, David, tailor, Merrilees' close
Macdonald, Donald, of Dulness, Aultnafeigh
cottage, Abbotsford park
Macdonald, Donald, accountant, collector of
poor's rates, 57 North bridge — house, 28
Gayfield square
Macdonald, Don. victualler, 24-5 Canongate
Macdonald, D. gardener, 44 India street
Macdonald, Gilbert, bookbinder, 21 George st.
Macdonald, George, chemist and druggist, 7
Duke street. — See Adv.
Macdonald, G. & Son, boot and shoemakers,
148 Princes street
Macdonald, James, tailor, 42-3 Lawnmarket
Macdonald, Jas. manufr. 15 Buccleuch place
Macdonald, James {G. P.-O.), 19 South St
James' street
Macdonald, John, writer and accountant, 23
Cumberland street
Macdonald, John, lodgings, 6 Forres street
Macdonald, John, teacher of elocution, 56
George street
Macdonald, J. C, M.D. 3 Forrest road
Macdonald, John, shoemaker, 28 Thistle st.
Macdonald, Rev. John, 17 Brown square
Macdonald, John, printer, 13 Carrubber's close
Macdonald, John, bootmaker, 76 Leith street
Macdonald, John, accountant, 1 Nelson st.
Macdonald, John, porter, 17 South St James'
street
Macdonald, John, flesher, 4 Greenside place
Macdonald, Ronald, writer, 27 Hamilton pi.
Macdonald, Stodart, S.h.C. 1 Abercromby pi.
Macdonald, Thos. A. agent, 7 Brighton st.
Macdonald, Tertius, surgeon and druggist,
13 Catharine street
Macdonald, Thos. spirit dealer, 21 Coatfield
lane
Macdonald, William, surgeon and druggist, 42
Kirkgate
Macdonald, Wm. of Powderhall, Powderhall
Macdonald, Capt. Wm. 4 Ann street
Macdonald, Wra. J. working jeweller, 5
Castle street — house, 12
Macdonald, W^m. tailor, 4 West Adam street
Macdonald, W. gentlemen's attendant, War-
riston court
Macdonald, Mrs Hay, dyer, 27 South back of
Canongate
Macdonald, Mrs, of Dalness, 1 1 Torpichen st.
Macdonald, Mrs Col., St Ann's house
Macdonald, Mrs Capt. 3 Warriston crescent
Macdonald, Mrs, 2 Gardner's crescent
Macdonald, Mrs, straw-hat mkr. 429 Lawnmt.
Macdonald, Mrs, 8 Barony street
Macdonald, Mis, 33 London street
Macdonald, Mrs, 31 Gayfield square
Macdonald, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 1
Stafford street
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Macdonald, Mrs, 35 West Nicolson street
Macdonald, Mrs Mary, 1 Henderson row
Macdonald, Mrs, lodgings, 13 Hill place
Macdonald, Miss, housekeeper, George He-
riot's Hospital
Macdonald, Miss J. silk and worsted ware-
house, 32 Princes street
Macdonald, Miss Robertson, 24 Walker st.
Macdonell, Mrs G. B. 5 Raeburn place
M'Donell, Mrs James, JO Broughton place
M'Dougal, Alex, farmer, Grancon
M'Dougal, Alex, grocer, &c. agent for Guin-
ness & Co.'s Dublin porter, 18 Howe st.
M'Dougal, George, grocer, &c. 3 India st —
house, 30 Hamilton place
M'Dougal, J. grocer, 19 Dublin st. — ho. 23
M'Dougal, Walter, cowfeeder, 26 Greensidest.
M'Dougald, Robert, 19 Nelson street
Macdougald, R. & J. W. china and glass mer-
chants, 84 Candlemaker row
MacDougall, Patrick C. Professor of Moral
Philos. University, 6 Clarendon crescent
MacDougall, Mrs Alex. 6 High Albany street
M'Dougall, Alex, spirit mercht. 82 Potterrow
M'Dougall, Alexander, treasurer superintend-
ent. Royal Infirmary
M'Dougall, David {Clj/desdale Bank), 16
Royal Exchange
M'Dougall, Dougall, 21 St Leonard street
M'Dougall, James, gardener, Swanfield
M'Dougall, John, grocer aud spirit merchant,
78 Giles' street
M'Dougall, Neil, spirit dealer, 23 Bank st. —
house, 9 Bristo place
M'Dougall, Patrick, W.S. 4 Great King stre t
M'Dougall, Mrs John, 20 Heriot place
M'Dougall, Mrs Captain, South coates
Macdougall, Gilbert, 2 Gardner's crescent
Macdougall, Miss, matron R. Edinb. Asylum
M'Dowall, James, merchant and agent, 4
Leith street terrace — house, 43 East Clare-
mont street
M'Dowall, Robt. baker, 57 George street
M'Dowall, Thomas, 11 Lothian street
M'Dowall, William, bookseller and stationer,
14 North bridge — house, 12 Hill square
M'Dowall, Mrs William, 8 Bellevue crescent
M'Dowall, Mrs, lodgings, 7 Hill place
M'Dowell, James, United States consul, 14
Montgomery street
M'Edward, Mrs J. grocer, Canaan
M'Elrevy, Mrs M. lodgings, 14 Dundas st.
M'Evoy, J,, saddler, 58 Charlotte st. Leith
M'Ewan, A. W. 25 Haddington place
M'Ewan, Rev. David, 7 Newington place
M'Ewan, Daniel, clothier, 20 North bridge
M'Ewan, Duncan, pavement merchant, Scot-
land street Station
JI'Ewan, Hugh, grocer, 17 Greenside row
M'Ewan, John, wine merchant, 122 Princes
street — house, 121
M'Ewan, Peter, 13 St James' square
M'Ewan, W. spirit deal. 23 Bridge st. Leith
I
M'Ewan, Robert, baker, 22 Cowgate
M'Ewan, Mrs James, tea dealer, 3 Downie pi.
M'Ewen, James, W.S. (Patrick, M'JEwen, §•
Garment), 11 Picardy place
M'Ewen, Miss, dress and cloak maker, 16
George street
M'Ewin & Son, sculptors. South Clerk street
M'Fadyen, Hector, principal city officer. City
Chambers — house, 103 George street
M'Farlan, Dav., H.E.I.C.S. 6 Randolph ores.
M'Farlan, John (/. F. M'F. Sf Co.), 4 Park pi.
M'Farlan, Mrs, 17 Lynedoch place
M'Farlan, Miss, Lauder road. Grange
Macfarlan, John F. &. Co. chemists and drug-
gists to Her Majesty, 17 & 18 North bridge
Macfarlane, Alex, corn factor and agent, 61
Constitution st. — ho. 8 Wellington pi. Leith
Macfarlane, Alex. {Sun Fire Office), 3 West
Arthur place
Macfarlane & Wallace, house-painters, 46
Frederick street
Macfarlane, Barth. 10 East Adam street
Macfarlane, Donald, dairy, 14 Queensferry st.
Macfarlane, George, missionary, 5 Bowling-
green street
Macfarlane, James, W.S. 9 Atholl place
Macfarlane, James, wine & spirit merchant,
49 Frederick street — ho. 13
Macfarlane, Rev. Dr Jas. manse, Duddingston
Macfarlane, John, 7 St Cuthbert's glebe,
Lothian road
Macfarlane, John, coach-hirer, 159 Rose st.
Macfarlane, Robert, advocate, sheriff of Ren-
frewshire, 31 Heriot row
Macfarlane, Robert (IF. <§• J. M' Murray), 3
Stead's place
Macfarlane, Robert, painter, -35 Frederick st.
Macfarlane, Thos. writer, 11 Darnaway st.
Macfarlane, William, M.D., F.R.C.S.L. 21
St Bernard's crescent
Macfarlane, Walter, 5 Cheyne street
Macfarlane, Mrs, lodgings, 1 1 Trinity cresc.
Macfarlane, Mrs, spirit dealer, 39 Cumberland
street
Macfarlane, Miss, straw-bonnet maker, 55
George street
M'Farlane & Gibb, cabinetmakers, 23 Dundas
street — house, 37 London street
M'Farlane, David, carpet and hearth-rug
manufacturer, dyer and scourer, &c. Canon-
mills
M'Farlane, David, lodgings, 7 East Adam st.
M'Farlane, Jn. (British Linen Co.), 7 Comelv
bank
M'Farlane, Peter, lodgings, 40 N. Richmd. st.
M'Farlane, W. H. 1 Darnaway street
M'Farlane, Wardlaw (Duncan, Flockhart, Sf
Co.), 1 Darnaway street
M'Farlane, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Montgomery st.
M'Farquhar, Misses, 18 Fettes row
Macfeat, Mrs Wallace, china and glass mer-
chant, 42 South bridge
Macfeat, Mrs, 25 West Nicolson street
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M'Fee, Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer and carriers'
ofiBce, 209 High street
Macfie, Rev. Daniel, 24 Rankeillor street
Macfie, Mrs, 27 Regent terrace
Macfie, Mrs Pat. provision dealer, 299 Cowg;.
M'Gachie, John, watchmaker and jeweller,
41 South bridge — house, 11 Henry street
MacGachen, D. John, Episcopal clergyman,
chaplain to St Andrew's hall, Leith wynd, 4
AVest Newingtoa
M'Gechan, Mrs, lodgings, 8 Castle street
M'George, Eben. ( Union Bank), 9 Gilmore pi.
M'George, John, agent, 9 Gilmore place
M'George, Mrs Ebenezer, 33 Richmond place
M'George, Mrs, shoe wareho. 89 Pleasance
M'Gibbon,Chas.builder, 33 East Clareraont st.
M 'Gibbon, John, builder, 40 Great King st.
M'Gibbon, John, clothier, 15 S. College st.
M'Gibbon, Miss, 3 Duncan st. Drummond pi.
M'Gie, Robert, J.P. constable, Cbessel's court
M'Gilchrist, John, M.D. 3 Gilmore place
M'Gilchrist, Rev. John, 124 George street
Macgill & Begbie, painters & paper hangers,
62 Bristo street
Macgill, Edw. painter & glazier, 21 Castle st.
!Macgill, William, artists' colourmanand print-
seller, 7 Hanover st.— house, 6 Castle street
M'Gill, JatBCs, baker, 7 Haddington place
M'Gill, Jn. boot & shoemaker, 48 Nicolson st.
M'Gill, William, ground-officer, Grange ho.
M'Gill. Mrs, 11 North Melville place
M'Gill, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 126 Rose street
M'Gillivray, Andw. wright, 29 Horse wynd
M'Gillivray, William, writer, 13 North-west
Circus place
M'Glashan & Wilding, engravers and litho-
graphic printers, 26 Clyde street
M'Glashan, Alexander, teacher of dancing,
23 York place
M'Glashan, A. {M'Glashan ^ Wilding), 91
Causeyside
M'Glashan, Charles, accountant, 20 Had-
dington place
M'Glashan, Don. wine merchant and grocer,
39 Broughton street and 1 Jlansfield place
— bouse, 48 London street
M'Glashan, James, cabinetmaker and up-
holsterer, 82 South bridge — ho. 1 7 Archibald
place
M'Glashan, Ralph, cabinetmaker, &e. 249
Cowgate — house, 12 Roxburgh place
M'Glashan, Stewart, sculptor, Canonmills br.
M'Cilashan, Miss M. lodgings, 5 India street
M'Gowan, Alex, commercial travel. 1 Clerk st.
MacGoun, Rev. Robert W. Morningside
Macgregor, Donald II. Insur. broker, and coal,
iron, and general agent, Exchange buildings,
Leith — house, 18 Minto street, Edinburgh
Macgregor, Malcolm, S.SC, 30 St Andrew
square
M'Circgor, Alex, architect, 3 North Char-
lotte street
iM'Gregor, Alex, provis. deal. 13 Yardheads
M'Gregor, Alex, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant 1 St Patrick st. and 21 West Cross-
causey
M'Gregor, Ang. chimney sw. 18 Gifford park
M'Gregor, David, wool mercht. 26 King st.
Leiih — house, 23 Lynedoch place
M'Gregor, Don. lodgings, 51 Broughton st.
M'Gregor, Dug. spirit dealer, 24 Downie place
M'Gregor, Jas. hotel-keeper, 8 W. Register
street
M'Gregor, James Gardner, St Mark's
M'Gregor, James, {of M'Gregor ^- Son), 2
Baxter's place
M'Gregor, J. & Son, watchmakers, 7 Bread
street, and 20 Roxburgh place
M'Gregor, John, tobacco manufact., 104 High
street, 2 Leith street, and 7 7 Princes street
M'Gregor, John, 3 Roxburgh place
M'Gregor, John {of M'Gregor ^ Son), 25
Barony street
M'Gregor, John, spirit mercht, 2 Niddry st.
M'Gregor, John, tailor, 5 Kerr street
M'Gregor, John, chairman, 156 Rose street
M'Gregor, John, shoemaker, 22 Thistle st.
M'Gregor, Peter, Sons, & Co. silk mercers &
drapers, 30 George street
M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener, Beaver- hall
M'Gregor, Wm. temperance coffee-house, 2
Princes street
M'Gregor, iMrs, furniture-print cleaner and
glazer, 194 Rose street
M'Gregor, Mrsj 7 Drummond street
M'Gregor, Mrs, 15 Chapel street
M'Gregor, Mrs Margaret, 1 1 Melville place
M'Gregor, Mrs, lodgings, 8 Argyle square
M'Gregor, Miss Margaret, 34 Hanover street
M'Gregor, Miss, 3 Gloucester place
M'Guire, Patrick & Co. Operative hat factory
73 St Mary's wynd
Machattie, John, agent for Carron Co. East-
field house
M'Hutchen, Wm. collector of land and as-
sessed taxes, income and property tax,
57 North bridge — house, 35 Royal terrace
M'llriach, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 50 South br.
]M'Iune8, J., tin-plate worker, 7 Lothian st.
M'Innes, Robert, Comm. tavern, 3 Milne sq.
M'Innes, S.,wine niercht. &gro., 57 Pleasance
M'Innes, ^Irs, lodgings, Granton
Macintosh, R. T. seedsman and nurseryman,
7 Victoria street
Macintosh, Mrs J. spirit dealer, 2 Hope street
Macintosh, Mrs, ladies* nurse, 57 Haoover
street
M'lntosh, Adam, glass-cutter, Greenside lane \
M'lutosh, Allan, bookseller, 70 Nicolson st. '
M'lntosh, A. turner & undertaker, 29 Horse
wynd
M'lntosh, Alexander, Gaelic missionary, 35
West Nicolson street
M Intosh, Akx, commission agent 22 Gayfield
square
M'lntosb, Andrew, cooper, 47 Crosscausey I
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M'Intosb, Geo. shoeraak. 39 Candlemaker row
M'Intosh, Henry, shoemaker, 27 South Rich-
mond street
M'Intosh, Jas. bookseller, 5 No. College street,
and 7 N, Bank st.— house, 2 N. College st.
M'Intosh, James, tailor and clothier, 25 & 2G
North bridge — house, 68 Lauriston place
M'Intosh, Jas. A. wood engraver, 35 Lothian
street
M'Intosh, Jn. mail-guard, 1 So. St James' st.
M'Intosh, John, shoe- warehouse, 301 High st.
M'Intosh, Jn. shoemaker, 1 1 So. St James' st.
M'Intosh, Robert, dairy, 23 Lothian street
M'Intosh, Robt. tobacconist, 34. Kirkgate
M'Intosh, R. pavement merchant, 24 Sheriff
brae
M'Intosh, Thomas, livery stables, 26 William
street lane
M'Intosh, Wm. shoemaker, 28 Kirkgate —
house, Morton's entry
M'Intosh, Mrs, lodgings, G4 Buccleuch street
M'Intyre, Alex. 33 Broughton place
M'Intyre, Alex, shipmaster 2 Bridge street
M'Intyre, Daniel, linen draper, 381 High st.
— house, I Fingal place
M'Intyre, Dun. combmaker, 2 Northumber-
land street
M'Intyre, Donald, Jordan bank
M'Intyre, John, 6 Johnston place
M'Intyre, John, writer. Windmill house
M'Intyre, Jn. spir. deal. 180 High st — ho. 233
M'Intyre, J. writer, Lord Russell place
M'Intyre, W. D. mail-guard, 21 Broughton
street
M'Intyre, Mrs Isabella, 18 Ann street
M'Intyre, Mrs, 1 Fingal place
M'Intyre, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 35 Scotland st.
M'Intyre, Misses, French stay and straw bon-
net makers, 29 London street
Maciver, Wm. merchant and auctioneer, IC
and 17 Kirkgate, and 76 Shore
Mack, Andrew, writer, 5 York place
Mack, Wm. B. hat and cap manufacturer, 2
Hunter square — ho. Carlton villa. Abbey
hill
Mack, Mrs W. Gordon, 23 Stafford street
M'Kain, James, shoemaker, 5 So. St James'
street
Mackay & Chisholm, jewellers, silversmiths,
and dealers in curiosities, 49 North bridge
Mackay, Adam, wright and undertaker, 25
Horse wynd
Mackay, Benjamin, A.M. 5 St James' square
Mackay, Charles, senr. 17 Lutton place
Mackay, Charles, goldsmith, 7 Baxter's place
Mackay, C. G. {Inland Revenue), 17 JiUttonpl.
Mackay, Cunningham, & Co. goldsmiths to the
Queen, 54 Princes street
Mackay, D. tailor & clothier, 300 Lawnmar.
Mackay, Dav. boot & shoemaker, 38 Leith st.
— house, 25 Gay field square
Mackay, David, hairdresser, 8 Greenside pi.
Mackay, Donald, 14 Howe street
Mackay, Donald, messenger. City of Glasgow
Bank, 10 Hanover street
Mackay, D. spirit dealer, 16 Croft-an-righ
Mackay, Duncan, gardener, Grange loan
Mackay, Eneas, tea dealer, 2 Clerk street —
house, 64 Buccleuch street
Mackay, Henry, tailor, 15 S. College street
Mackay, H. temperance hotel, 170 High st.
Mackay, H. grocer & spirit raer. 12 W. port
Mackay, Jas. (Nat. Bank), 24 Quality street
Mackay, James (M, Cunningham, Sf Co.), 24
Forth street
Mackay, James, gardener, Trinity mains
Mackay, Jas. coal merchant, 4 Newport street
Mackay, Jas. T. hat manufacturer, 64 North
bridge — house, 21 Danube street
Mackay, John, M.D. & surgeon, 17 Nelson st.
Mackay, John (Public Librar)/), house fac-
tor, 2 Janefield place, Leith
Mackay, Jn. A. of Blackcastle, 26 George sq.
Mackay, John, 13 India street
Mackay, J. (Mackay s hotel), 91 Princes st.
Mackay, John (M. ^ Chisholm), 41 E. Clare-
mont street
Mackay, John, 166 Rose street
Mackay, John, pharmaceutical chemist, 121
George street — house, 1 1 Danube street
Mackay, John, cabinetmaker, 12 Castle street
Mackay, John, spirit merchant, 168 High st.
Mackay, John, messenger, 22 George street
Mackay, J. tea & spirit mer. 218 Canougate
Mackay, Neil, builder, St Andrew's place.
Links — bouse, 10 Charlotte lane, Leith
Mackay, Robt. , W. S. ( Hope, Oliphant, ^ M'K.)
10 Shandwick place
Mackay, Robt. painter and paper-hanger, 13
S. St David street — ho. 17 Nelson street
Mackay, Robert, 6 George street
Mackay, Thomas G., W.S. 7 Albyn place
Mackay, Thomas, tailor, 134 High street
Mackay, T. bootmaker, 6 Northumberland pi.
Mackay, Wm. upholsterer, &c. 3 Hope st.
Mackay, W. grocer & spirit mer. 120 Rose st.
Mackay, Wm. cork-cutter, 104 High street
Mackay, Mrs Alex. 7 Torphichen street
Mackay, Mrs Andw, 7 Drummond street
Mackay, Mrs, wax-flower maker, 3 Tollcross
Mackay, Mrs Jean, lodgings, 7 Brighton st.
Mackay, Mrs David, 9 Hill square
Mackay, Mrs Marg. spirit dealer, 143 High st.
Mackay, Miss, 69 Northumberland street
Mackay, Miss Christian, dressmaker, 4 West
Adam street
Mackay, Misses, milliners and furriers, 6
George street
Mackay, Miss, 1 1 Melville street
Mackay 's hotel, 91 Princes street
M'Kay, Charles, tavern, 7 Hunter square
M'Kay, George, hairdresser, 2 Giles' street
M'Kay, John, spirit dealer, Newhaven
M'Kay, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Young street
M'Kean, Alex, baker, 22 Bristo street and
207 High street
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M'Ken
M'KeaD, John, tailor and clothier, 12 Koyal
Exchange
M'Kean, Martin, baker, 174 Fountainbridge
M'Kean, Robert C. 7 Torphichen street
M'KeaD, Mrs J. Blair park, Ferry road
M'Kechney, A. furnace-builder, SO Potterrow
Mackellar, Miss, 6 St Bernard's row
M'Kelvie, Jas. Western Colliery Co. Hay-
market
M'Kelvie, James, coal merchant, 1 Junction
bridge, Wharf, North Leith
M'Kelvie, William, Haymarket
M'Kendrick, Robert, tailor and clothier, 29
Sandport street
M'Kendrick, William, boot & shoemaker, 35
Sandport street
M'Kechen, D. & Co. funeral undertakers, 55
South bridge
Mackenzie & Baillie, W.S. 9 Hill street
Mackenzie & Middlemass, cooks and confec-
tioners, 63 Queen st. — ho. 63
Mackenzie, A. & M. jewellers, 27 Nicolson st.
Mackenzie, A. K. secretary Commercial Bank,
12 Claremont crescent
Mackenzie, Alexander, yr. of Muirton, 19
Charlotte square
Mackenzie, A. teacher of music, 72 Northum-
berland street
Mackenzie, A. C. (J. Wilson S,- Co.), 24
Greenside place
Mackenzie, Alex. 22 Raeburn place
Mackenzie, Alex, clothier, 42 Lothian street
Mackenzie, Alex, late captaiu 58th Regt. 1
Danube street
Mackenzie, Alex, accountant, 19 Salisbury st.
Mackenzie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker,
14 Nelson street
Mackenzie, Alex, spirit dealer, 3 and 4 Shore
Mackenzie, B. Geo. agent, 3 Clerk street
Mackenzie, David, surgical instrument maker
and cutler, 58 South bridge
Mackenzie, D. M., S.S.C. 12 Broughton st.
Mackenzie, Don. advocate, 9 Randolph cresc.
Mackenzie, D. chemist and druggist, 40 Dub-
lin stnet — house, 38
Mackenzie, Finlay, wine and spirit merchant,
6 South College street
Mackenzie, Frank, teacher of music, 10 N.
St David street
Mackenzie, Geo. W.S. 9 Hill street
Mackenzie, Innes, & Logan, W.S. 23 Queen st.
Mackenzie, Jdines{M'K., Innes, ^- Logan), 9
Doune terrace
Mackenzie, .lames, tailor, 3 N. St David st.
Mackenzie, .lamis Hay, W.S. chambers 29
Charlotte square
Mackenzie, James, tinsmith, 151 West port
Mackenzie, James, 27 Howe street
Mackenzie, J. W. & J., W.S. 16 Royal circus 1
Mackenze, John, W.S. 16 Royal circus |
Mackenzie, Jn. Whitefoord, W.S. 1 6 Royal cir. i
Mackenzie, John, gardener and florist. Rose
cottage, Grange loan
j Mackenzie, John, manager, Scottish Widows'
! Fund and Life Assurance Society, 11 Aber-
1 cromby place
Mackenzie, John, 9 George street
j Mackenzie, John U. general commission mer-
i chant, 44 Rankeillor street
Mackenzie, Joseph, 2 Hermitage hill
Mackenzie, J. O. {M'K. ^ Baillie), 7 Royal
circus
Mackenzie, Kenneth, accountant,29 Northum-
berland street
Mackenzie, Rev. John, 1 Oxford terrace
Mackenzie, John Ord, W.S. master extraor-
dinary in Chancery, & commissioner of the
Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas,
and Exchequer, 9 Hill street
Mackenzie, Rich. Jas., F.R.C.S.E. medical
practitioner, 34 Heriot row
Mackenzie, Samuel, mason and builder, 47
Buccleuch street
Mackenzie, T. bank messenger, 46 Bernard st.
Mackenzie, Thomas, advocate, sheriff of Ross
and Cromarty, 24 Heriot row-
Mackenzie, T. of Applecross, 10 Heriot row
Mackenzie, Thos. jun. W.S. 35 Frederick st.
Mackenzie, Wm. B. manufacturer of Shetland
shawls, hosiery, and woollen underclothing,
126 Princes street
Mackenzie, W. of Muirton, W.S. 29 Charlotte
square
Mackenzie, Dr W., H.E.I.C.S. 14 Carlton ter.
Mackenzie, Rev. Wm. 2 Jamaica street. Ferry
road. North Leith
Mackenzie, William, bookseller and publisher,
5 Clerk street
Mackenzie, W. and J. H., W.S. chambers 29
Charlotte square
Mackenzie, Wm. road overseer, Lochend road
Mackenzie, Wm. lodgings, 25 Abercromby pi.
Mackenzie, Wm. boot maker, 27 W. Regr. st.
Mackenzie, JIrs Wm. 3 Hamburgh place
Mackenzie, Mrs A. lodgings, 111 George st.
Mackenzie, The Hon. Mrs Hay, of Cromarty,
10 Royal circus
^Mackenzie, Mrs Alex. 5 Duncan st. Newington
Mackenzie, JMrs Kincaid, 5 Gayfield square
Mackenzie, Mrs, midwife, 150 High street
^lackenzie, Jlrs Pilchard, 31 Abercromby pi
Mackenzie, Mrs Rodrick, 10 Cassells' place
Mackenzie, Mrs, 22 Lyndoch place
Mackenzie, Mrs, 29 Broughton place
^Mackenzie, Mrs, draper, 83 Nicolson street
Mackenzie, The Hon. Charlotte, and the Hon.
Augusta, of Seaforth, 57 Castle street
Mackenzie, Miss, boarding establishment for
young ladies, Morningside, Bank house
Mackenzie, Miss, Jordan bank, Morningside
Mackenzie, Miss, 38 Dublin street
Mackenzie, Miss, French staym. 59 Thistle
street
Mackenzie, Misses, 36 Dublin street
M'Kenzie, Alexander, tailor, 3 Clyde street
M'Kenzie, David, ironmonger, 36 Victoria st.
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M'Kenzie, James, bookbinder and stationer,
22 Duke street
M'Kenzie, John, clock maker, 82 So. bridge
M'Kenzie, Thomas, jeweller, 48 Rose street
M'Kenzie, VVm. 5 Brown street
M'Kenzie, Wm. tailor, 10 Duncan street
Mackenzie, Mrs, 40 Northumberland street
M'Kenzie, Mrs A. map and plan colourer, 6
Rose street
M'Kenzie, Mrs, 5 Craigside place
M'Kenzie, Mrs, lodgint;s, 9 Roxburgh terrace
M'Kenzie, Mrf, straw hat maker, 5 Alison sq.
M'Kerlie, Robert, Ordnance store-keeper,
Castle, Stuart street, Piershill
M'Kerracher, Miss J. Berlin and fancy ware-
house, 57 North Frederick street
M'Kerrell, Rev. Francis, St Mary's Catholic
Church, Broughion street
M'Kerrell, Mrs, 42 Drummond street
Mackersy, Wm., W.S. 24 London street
Mackie, Chas. surgeon, 7 N.-west Circus place
Mackie, John, messenger, Ba?ik of Scotland
Mackie, John W, confectioner and biscuit
manufacturer to the Queen and Royal
Family, 108 Princes street
Mackie, John, letter-carrier, 16 Roxburgh pi.
Mackie, John, 10 Hermitage place, Leith
Mackie, Lieut. John, iustrucior of military
and civil engineering and mining, in the
Scottish Military Academy, 4 Raeburn pi.
Mackie, N. M. (M. B. ^ Co.), 32 Bernard st.
Mackie, Thomas, shipmaster, 4 London row
Mackie, Mrs, 25 India street
Mackie, Mrs John, engraver, lithographer,
and stamp- cutter, 265 High street
Mackie, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 8
Werayss place
Mackie, Miss, milliner, 7 St Vincent street
Mackinlay and Macphail, drapers and whole-
sale stay manufacturers and outfitters, 1
Bank street
Mackinlay, David, of Newlandburn, 25 Royal
terrace
Mackinlay, Duncan, 138 George street
Mackinlay, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 38 India place
Mackinlay, Mise, 138 George street
M'Kinlay, Chas. & Co. winemerchts. and gen.
agents, 104 Constitution street
M'Kinlay, Chas. {M'K. S Co.), 14 Pilrig st.
M'Kinlay, Mrs Janet, 52 Cumberland street
M'Kinlay, Mrs, milliner, French stay & dress-
maker, 4 Blenheim place
Mackinron, John, spirit mercht. Bristo port
Mackinnon, Duncan, Ship tavern, ]35 High st.
Mackinnon, Charles, Edgehill, Deau
Mackinnon, A. & J. spirit dealer, 1 13 Cowgate
Mackintosh, Alex, dairyman, 13 Greenside st.
Mackintosh, Alexander, tailor and clothier,
23 Howe street
Mackintosh, jEneas, classical teacher, 10
Nicolson street
Mackintosh, Andrew, advocate, 31 Northum-
berland street
Mackintosh, James, of La Mancha, 7 Inver-
leitli row.
Mackintosh, John, tobacconist, 42 Nicolson
St., 155 High St., and 63 S. bridge— house,
Eden cottage
Mackintosh, John (Inland Revenue), 2 Forbea
street, Beaumont place
Mackintosh, Rev. Lauchlan, 25 Scotland Bt.
Mackintosh, L., S.S.C. 31 Northumberland st.
Mackintosh, Wm. writer, 18 Lothian street
Mackintosh, Mrs William, 1 Dean terrace
Mackintosh, Mrs Jas. 58 Lauriston street
Mackintosh, Mrs, lace-joiner and repairer,
23 Howe street
Mackintosh, Miss, milliner and dressmaker,
9 Hill square
Macknight, A. Edwd. advocate, 12 London st.
Macknight, James, W.S. 12 London street
Macknight, Thos. M.D. 8 Mansfield place
Macknight, Mrs, 12 London street
M'Kutcheon, Jas. governor, Orphan hospital
Mackray, Rev. W. 8 Keir street
Maclachlan, John (M. §- Stewart), Clearburn
house, Prestonfield
Maclachlan and Ivory, W.S. 22 Duke street
Maclachlan & Stewart, booksellers and pub-
lishers, 64 South bridge
Maclachlan, George (-M'L. and Ivory), 20
Duke street
Maclachlan, William, 2 Morrison place
M'Lauchlan, Rev. James, 12 Roxburgh place
M'Lachlan, John, teacher, 15 Graham street
M'Lachlan, Robert, 81 Canongate
M'Lachlan, Wm. grocer and wine merchant,
5 Lindsay place — ho. 38 Rankeillor street
M'Lachlan, Mrs, 2 London street
Maclagan, David, M.D.,F.R.C.P., surgeon to
the Queen, 129 George street
Maclagan, David, manager. Alliance Assurance
Company, 95 George street
Maclagan, IDavid, accountant, 24 Stafford st.
Maclagan, Douglas, M.D. surg. 28 Heriot row
Maclagan, Peter, 77 Great King street
Maclagan, Thos. teacher of dancing, 70 St
Leonard street
M'Lagan, Miss Janet, 5 John's place
M'Laine, Angu:*, 39 Inverleith row
Maclaren, Charles, Moreland cottage. Grange
loan
Maclaren, J. teacher, 11 Hamilton pi. — ho. 10
Maclaren, John, bookseller and stationer, 139
Princes street — house, 7 Mary's place
M'Laren, Oliver, & Co. linen, woollen, and
furnishing drapers and haberdashers, 329
High street
M'Laren, Alex, furnish, tailor, 21 Carnegie st.
M'Laren, Alex. 3 Leopold place
M'Laren, A. hosier and draper, 67 Pleasance
M'Laren, Daniel, cork manufacturer, 6 East
Adam street
M'Laren, Daniel, baker, 23 Duke st. Leith
M'Laren, Dav. (Jas. ML. ^- Son), Greenhill
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M'Laren, David and Co. merchants, 9 Con-
stitution street
M'Laren, D. and G. wine merchants, 15 St
Andrew street, Leith
M'Laren, David {D.M'L. ^ Co.), 15 Forth st.
M'Laren, Right Hon. Dun., Lord Provost of
the City, Newington house
M'Laren, G. Adinston (i>. ^ G. M'Laren), 1
Cassells' place
M'Laren, James & Sons, wholesale tea dealers,
7 Roxburgh place
M'Laren, James, bootmaker, 6 Duncan st. —
house, 20 Drummond place
M'Laren, Jas.(Smith ^-AI'L.), 10 Welling, pi.
M'Laren, John, riddle maker and wooden
ware merchant, 98 West bow
M'Laren, John, shoemaker, 1 Claremont place
M'Laren, John, boot and shoemaker, 2
Veitch's place
M'Laren, John, spirit dealer, 220 Cowgate
M'Laren, Jos. merchant, 2 Haddington place
M'Laren, Lockhart, watchmaker, 20 Drum-
mond place
M'Laren, M. wine and spirit merchant, 14
Roxburgh place
M'Laren, Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
22 Greenside place — ho. 59 Broughton st.
M'Laren, Peter, officer of Inland Revenue,
9 Gardner's crescent
M'Laren, Thos. spirit dealer, 12 Shore
M'Laren, Thomas, wright, 9 Davie street
M'Laren, William ( Wrn. Gray &^ Co.), 7 Pilrig
street
M'Laren, William, printer, 2 Salisbury square
M'Laren, Mrs Alex, spirit dealer, 1 Bath st.
— house 1 Fox lane, Leith
M'Laren, Mrs Duncan, 7 Mary's place
M'Laren, Mrs, 42 George square
M'Laren, Mrs Catharine, 24 Clarence street
M'Laren, Mrs Neil, 56 Great King street
M'Laren, Miss Jane, Moredun, Spring gar-
dens. Abbey hill
Maclauchlan, Rev. Thos. 104 Lauriston place
M'Lauchlan, Peter, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 34 Castle street
M'Lauchlan, Mrs Lieut. G.Preston street
Maclaurin, Mrs J. 6 West Claremont street
Maclaurin, J. {Brilisk Linen Co.), 6 West
Claremont street
Maclaurin, Mrs P. 48 Frederick street
M'Lay, Peter {Melrose <^ Co.), 27 Hamilton
place
Maclean & Son, grocers, fruiterers, and Italian
warehousemen to the Queen, 27 Princes st.
and 61 Queen st.
Maclean, Alexander, architect, 10 North St
Andrew street
Maclean, Alexander, architect, 6 Laverock
bank, Trinity
Maclean's School, 19 Thistle street — William
Hall, teacher
Maclean, T. engineer, West end of N. Dock
M'Lean, Alex, writer, 5 Leilh street terrace
M'Lean, Alex, wine and spirit merchant,
1 High street
M'Lean, And. basketmaker and importer of
willows, 61 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
M'Lean, Andrew, chemist and druggist, 2 St
Andrew square
M'Lean, Angus, spirit merchant, 133 Highst.
M'Lean, Charles, engraver and enameller, 18
St James' square
M'Lean, Charles, mattress-maker, 42 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
M'Lean, Charles, grocer, tea and winemercht.
4 Queensferry street and 50 Dundas street
M'Lean, Dug. & Son, purveyors of fruit to
the Queen, 61 Queen street
M'Lean, Fitzroy J. G. {3Iartin 6; M'Lean),
21 Albany street
MacLean, John, S.K. Laverock bank, Trinity
MacLean, John, lodgings, 57 Hanover street
IM'Lean, Malcolm, gentlemen's sick nurse, 148
Rose street
M'Lean, M. New S/tip hotel, 20 Shore, Leith
M'Lean, Robert, house-steward, George He-
riot's hospital
M'Lean, Thomas, & Co. guano, corn, and seed-
merchant, 46 Victoria st — ho. 4 George sq.
M'Lean, William, 90 Fountainbridge
M'Lean, William, boot & shoe warehouse, 275
Canongate
M'Lean, William, JMadeira cottage, Canaan
lane, Morningside
M'Lean, Mrs Charles, Silvermills cottage
M'Lean, Mrs Donald, 10 Hill place
M'Lean, Mrs Janet, ladies' nurse, 1 India st.
M'Lean, Mrs, repository, 19 S. College street
M'Lean, ]\Irs, 2 Hill street
M'Lean, Mrs D. 62 Queen street
jNI'Lean, Mrs, 2 Charlotte street, Leith
M'Lean, Misses, milliners, 2 Charlotte street,
Leith
LI'Leay, Ken., R.S.A. portrait painter, 5
Castle terrace
M'Leish, Robert, clerk, 3 Cannon st. Leith
M'Lellan and Son, booksellers, 20 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
M'Lellan, Miss, teacher, Leith Mill road
^I'Lennan, Donald, spirit dealer, 43 High st
AI'Lennan, Donald, commercial traveller, 6
Keir street
M'Lennan, Dun. spirit dealer, 65 Shore
M'Lennan, J. tailor & clothier, 15 Dublin st.
M'Lennan, Thos. victualler &. spirit dealer,
50 Kirkgate
M'Lennan, Mrs J. sick-nurse, 39 India place
M'Lennan, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 1
Queensferry street
Macleod, Alexander, 6 Lynedoch place
Macleod, Donanld, agent for A. FuUarton &
Co. publishers, 44 South bridge
Macleod, Gordon, 16 St Vincent st.
Macleod, J. G. E. (Edin. Academy), 1 Eyre pi.
Macleod, J. tailor and clothier, 37 Broughton
street
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Macleod, Nich. (iV. M'L. &; Co.), So. Fort
street, Leith
Macleod, N. & Co. commission merchants,and
agents for the London Assur. Corporation,
Exchange buildings, Leith
Macleod, Peter, 2 George place
Macleod, Rod. gutta perclia and American
over-shoe warehouse, 95 Princes street
Macleod, Wm. tailor, &c. 23 Howe st. — ho.
71 Cumberland street
Macleod, Mrs, 3 Crichton street
Macleod, Mrs John, 21 Fettes row
M'Leod, Hugh, coach-hirer, 14 Charles street
M'Leod, Jas. B. teacher, Morningside place
M'Leod, Jn. animal-painter, 4 Buccleuch st.
M'Leod, Kenneth, house-painter, 23 East
Thistle street
M'Leod, JNIjs Elizabeth, grocer, 48 Bridge st.
M'Leod, Miss, 9 Archibald place
M'Leod, Miss, teacher, 48 Bridge st.
M'Letchie, Rev. James, 6 Regent terrace
M'Luckie, Mrs James, 6 Madeira street
M'Luskie, Wm. shoe merchant, 387 Lawn-
market
Macmahon,M. fur manufacturer, 37 Hanover
street — ho. 17 Dundas street
Macmahon, Rd. lodgings, 6 Shandwick place
Macmanus, Rev. Patrick, St Mary's Ca-
tholic Church, Broughton street
M'Martin, Mrs, 39 Montagu street
M 'Master, Mrs, lodgings, 101 Princes street
M'Menamy, Rev. Patrick, D.D. 44 Minto st.
Macmillan, John, M.A. {High School), 15 Buc-
cleuch place
M'Millan and Grant, W.S. 37 York place
M'Millan, Andrew, flesher, 7 High market —
house, 66 Leith wynd
M'Millan, Chas. shipmaster, 6 Hamburgh pi.
M'MQlan, Dugald, teacher, SO Brunswick st.
Stockbridge
M'Millan, George, butcher, 4 So. Melville pi
— house, 1 Queensferry street
M'Millan, James, shipmaster, 6 Hamburgh pi.
North Leith
M'Millan, T. sen. flesher, 8 High market
M'Millan, Tho. jun. butcher, 20 Greenside pi.
—house, 9 Antigua street
M'Millan, Thos. butcher, 31 Kirkgate, Leith
M'Millan, Mrs, 5 Dundas street
M'Minn, Francis, superintendent, ^^rfcwtora/
Insurance Co. 48 Cumberland street
MacMorland, Rev, Peter, 20 Dean terrace
M'Morrin, Adam, dairy, 13 New street
MacMurdo, Misses, I^ugton cottage
M'Murray, James, bootmaker, 30 Candle
maker row
M'Murray, William & J. wire-cloth manufac
turers, Stead's place
M'Murtrip, Mrs, 20 Brunswick street
Macnab, James, writer, 3 Darling's buildings
Macnab, John (A. FuUarton and Co. pub'
lishers), 4 Laverock bank, Trinity
Macnab, Peter, ironmonger, 29 Earl Grey st.
M'Nab, A. gown-keeper, Parliament House,
&5 India place
M'Nab, James, curator of the Royal Botanic
gardens, Inverleith row
M'Nab, James, grocer and wine merchant, 12
Downie place — house, 8
M'Nab, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 7
East Richmond street
Macnair, John, brewer, 11 St Anthony street
— house, 12 Royal terrace
M'Nair, William,' mercht. 21 Quality street
— bouse, 12 Eastfield
M'Nair, Mrs, 5 Rutland square
M'Nair, Mrs, 5 London street
M 'Naught, Mrs, 4 Hill square
M'Naughtan, Charles, commission agent, 5
Lutton place
M'Naughton, A. hairdresser, 58 Bernard st
M'Naughton, D. shoemaker, 9 Raeburn pi.
M'Naughton, Don. tea, wine, & spirit mercht.
65 Rose street
M'Naughton, John, licensed coppersmith
and brazier, Fife place
M'Naughton, Mrs, 33 Montagu street
M'Naughton, JMiss, 8 Athole place
Macnee, James & Co. coach and harness-
makers, 106 Princes St. and 148 Fountainbr.
M'Nees, William, watchmaker, 153 High street
M'Neilie, David {Chancery), 21 Nelson street
Macneill, Captain Archibald, 8 Maitland street
M'Neill, Alex, advocate, 34 Dublin street
M'Neill, Archibald, W.S. 8 Hill street— ho.
73 Great King st.
M'Neill, Right Hon. Duncan, Lord Justice
General, 73 Great King street
M'Neill, Sir John, G.C.B. Granton house
M'Neill, Robert, wright, 1 Nelson place
M'Neill, Mrs Col. 23 St Cuthbert street
M'Nicol, Mrs, 22 Ann street
M'Nicoll, Alex, shoemaker, 32 Brunswick st.
M'Nicoll, Mrs James, 26 Pitt street
Macnider, Mrs, 12 Rutland square
Macnie, J. & C. grocers and spirit-merchants,
102 West port
Macnish, Wm,, M.D. 28 Warriston crescent
M'Niven, Allan, wine and spirit merchant,
2 Lothian street — house, 28 Buccleuch pi.
Macniven and Cameron {established J 770),
wholesale stationers, 23 Blair street
Macniven, James, 9 Henry street
Macniven, P. & W. & Co., wholesale and
retail stationers and pasteboard manufrs. 19
Blair street
M' Ornish, Patrick, writer, 74 Lauriston place
Macphail, Myles, publisher, bookseller, and
stationer, 11 South St David street
Macphail, Wm. bookseller, stationer, and
printer, 98 Princes street
Macphail, Mrs, 12 Antigua street
M'Pherson & Syme, printers, 12 South St Da-
vid street
M'Pherson, Alex, leather r cutter, 9 Litt'.e
King street
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M'Pherson, Alex, gardener, Canaan park
M'Pherson, Alex, city officer, Hope park end
cottage
M'Pherson, Archibald & Son, plasterers, 1
Hill square
M'Pherson, Charles, architect, 50 Cumbd. st.
M'Pherson, Charles {^Macpkerson and Syme),
4 North Melville place
M'Pherson, D., 7 Salisbury street
M'Pherson, Lieut. Evan, 1 Alva street
M'Pherson, H. spirit mercht. 289 Canongate
M'Pherson, James & Co. plumbers and brass-
founders, 99 Constitution street — house, 35
M'Pherson, John, lamp and oil merchant, 4
Melbourne place — house, 10 Graham street
M'Pherson, N. 8 Fredrick street
M'Pherson, Peter, agricultural implement
maker, Norton place
M'Pherson, W. {late of Customs), 5 Lapside pi.
M'Pherson, William, tailor and clothier, 423
Lawnmarket
M'Pherson, Christina, spirit- dealer, 4 West
Richmond street
M'Pherson, Mrs C. ladies'nurse, 89 Ironside pi.
M'Pherson, Mrs, 50 Cumberland street
M'Pherson, Mrs, of Glentruim, 12 Coates cres.
M'Pherson, Mrs, of Belleville, 8 Piutland st.
M'Pherson, Mrs, lodgings, 57 York place
M'Pherson, Miss C. tobacconist, 2 7 Hanover st.
M'Pherson, Miss, dairy, 4 Barony street
M'Pherson, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Duke street
Macqueen, Gtorge (Justiciary Office), 47
Hope park end
Macqueen, John, haberdasher, 29 West Nicol-
son street
Macqueen, Ken., H.E.I.C.S. 9 Royal circus
Macqueen, Jn. M., S.S.C. 72 Princes street —
house, 7 Alva street
Macqueen, Miss Caroline, baker, 9 India st.
M'Queen, John, wholesale warehouseman, 54
North bridge — house, 67 Great King street
M'Queen, John, lodgings, 60 Cumberland st.
M'Quillen, Wm. silk-dyer and scourer, 4
Portland place
M'Quillen, James, dyer and renovator, 7 W.
Adana street
Macrae, James, plumber and gasfitter, 28 So.
Hanover street
Macrae, John A., LL.D., W.S. master ex-
traordinary of the High Courts of Chancery
of England and Ireland, 14 Gloucester place
Macrae, John, grocer, 2 Clarence street
Macrae, William, tailor, 32 Wright's houses
M'Rae, Dr John, R.N. 1 Comely green cres.
M'Rae, Kenth. wine & spirit merclit. 45 Nicol-
son street — house, 11 West Richmond st,
Macredie, Mrs, 69 Northumberland street
Macritchie, Bayley, & Henderson, W.S. 11
Royal Exchange
Macritchie, Thos. Elder, of Craigton, W.S. 4
Gayfield square
Macritchie, W. D., M.D. 4 Archibald place j
M'Kitchie, John, writer, 59 Lauriston place ;
M'Vicar and Winks, dressmakers, &c. 42
George street
M'Vicar, Miss, 1 Pilrig place
M'Vie, Mrs, provision shop, 121 Canongate
M'Vitie, Robert, baker, 5 Charlotte place
M'Whea, Mrs, 9 Soutli Melville place
M'Whinnie, Hugh, shipmaster, 4 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
M'Whirter, John, baker, 10 Antigua street
M'Whirter, Miss Harriet, 50 Moray place
M' William, Robert, S.S.C. 23 London street
M'William, Wm. agtnt, Stirling und Alloa
Steam-boat Company, Granton
M'William, Mrs, 25 Put street
Mabon, John, auctioneer, 48 High street
Mabon, Miss A. grocer, 12 Wright's houses
Machell, Edward, agent, 25 Lothian street
Mack, James S. writer, 4 Pitt st. Bonnington
Mack, Wm. B. hat and cap manuf. 2 Hunter
square — house, Carlton villa, Spring gar-
dens. Abbey hill
Mack, ]\Irs, 3 West Arthur place
Macwhirter, Dr. F.R.C.P. and F.R.S.E. 50
Moray place
Madden, Major, 26 Regent terrace
Mahood, Alex. {E. S^ G. Ry. Co.), Granton
pier
Maidraent, James, advocate, 25 Royal circus
Mailer, Wm. commer. traveller, 5 Glover st.
Main and Son, bootmakers, 5 Catharine st.
Main, Edward, seal and copperplate engraver,
42 George street
Main, George, hairdresser, 9 Queen st. Leith
Main, Peter, Esq. IMoredun, Spring gardens
Main, Thos. hairdresser, 6 Coalhill
Main, Mrs Thomas, 6 Leopold place
Main, Mrs, 112 Lauriston place
Mair, Major Arthur, 29 Abercromby place
Mair, William Ludovic, 18 Duncan street,
Drummond place
Maitland, Augustus, W.S. 49 Melville street
Maitland, Edward Francis, advocate, sheriff
of Argyleshire, 31 IVIelville street
Maitland, George R., W.S. 7 North St An-
drew street — house, 54 Melville street
Maitland, Henry, & Co. stockbrokers, 9 North
St David street
Maitland, John, 9 Walker street
Maitland, Mrs Jane, 4 Torphichen street
Maitland, Miss, 9 South-east Circus place
Maitland, Miss, 1 1 Norton place
Makellar, Rev. Dr Angus, 8 Charlotte square
Makgill, Mrs, 1 1 George square
IMalcolm, Dr, M.D., F.R.C.P.E. 126 Geo. st.
Malcolm, Walter, W.S. 2 Forth street
Malcolm, Wr. ( Customs), 1 Bowling-green st.
Malcolm, Wm. painter and glazier, 16 Cowg.
Malcolm, Mrs, lodgings, 18 Charles street
Malcolm, Mrs, Middlefield
Malcolm, Mrs, 42 Lothian street
Malcolm, I\Irs, lodgings, 65 Castle street
Malcolm, Miss, 28 London street
Maiden, Jas. lodgings, 15 & 16 Albany street
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Malloch, Pat. & Son, map-mounters, 18 Market
street
Manchester Fire Assurance Co. 50 Castle
street — Murray & Beith, agents
Manderson, D. & G. provision shop, 11 Lon-
don street
Mann, Alex, solicitor, 6 Wellington pi. Leith
Mann, Benjamin, shipmas. 17 Albany st. Leiih
Mann, David, baker, Newhaven
Mann, John {Boyle §• M.), 42 S. B. Canongate
Maun, Wm. {Mil/an ^ M.), 8 London street
Mann, Wm. writer,21 Raeburn place, and 119
Princes street
Mann, Mrs, spirit merchant, 15 Yardheads
Mann, Miss, 21 Leopold place
Mansfield, Thomas, 26 Abercromby place
Mansfield, Thomas & Robert Spottiswoode,
accountants, 7 Thistle street
Mansfield, William, 27 Montagu street
Manson, David, S.S.C. 23 Thistle street
Mansou, Robert, clerk, 1 Forbes street, Beau-
mont place
Manson, Miss, 17 Castle street
Manson, Jane, lodgings, 10 Hill place
Mantica, Anthony, 15 Catharine street
Mancfactujies, Board of Trustees for,
Royal Institution, Mound
Marine Life and Casualty Mutual Assur-
ance Society — William Bowie, agent, 17
South St David street. — See Adv.
Mariners' Church and School, 10 Dock st.
]\Iarjoribank8, Wm. 21 Inverleith row
Marley Hill Coking Co.'s office for Scot-
land, 3 East Register street
Marquis of Lothian's coal establishment,
St Leonard's, Edin. and 22 Baltic street
Marr, James & Co. typefounders and printers*
joiners, 27 & 29 New street, and London
and Dublin. — See Adv.
Marr, Dr Jas., F.R.C.P.E. 5 Brandon street
Marr, John, Richmond villa, Wardie, Ferry rd.
Marr, Robert, china merchant, 237 Canongate
Marr, W. teacher of mathematics, 11 Keir st.
Marr, William, shoemaker, Lochend road
Marr, Mrs James, 5 Vanburghplace, Leith
Marrable, John, Mansion-house road. Grange
Marrin, Michael, broker, 167 Cowgate
Marsh & Beattie, booksellers, stationers, and
artists' colourmen, 13 Hanover et.
Marsh, Mrs, 1 Rutland street
Marshall & Aitken, woollen drapers and clo-
thiers, 27 North bridge
Marshall & Sons, jewellers & silversmiths, 87
George street
Marshall & Sutherland, plasterers, 86 Consti-
tution street
Marshall, Alex, shoemaker, 2 Dean street
Marshall, Arch. 41 Minto street
Marshall, Captain D., H.E.I.CS. 10 Royal
terrace
Marshall, David, accountant, 9 North St
David street
Marshall, George H. 3 Heiiot row
Marshall, George, hosier, glover, and shirt
maker, 13 Waterloo pi. — house, 11 Comely
green place
Marshall, Geo. {late of Manilla), Grecian cot.
IMarshall, James, plumber and gasfitter, 62
Broughton street
Marshall, James and Walter, jewellers, 41
George street
Marshall, James & Sons, agents, wine and
spirit merchants, 1 Roxburgh place
Marshall, James, {J. M. ^ :Sons), Man-
sionhouse road. Grange
Marshall, Jas. {J. Sf W. M.), 13 Royal terrace
Marshall, James (Redpath, Brown, ^ Co.), 16
Thomson's place
Marshall, James, plasterer, 33 Coatfield lane
Marshall, Jas. engineer, 2 Couper street
Marshall, Jas. house-steward, Ho. of Refuge
Marshall, J., corn-mercht, 34 Constitution st.
Marshall, John (Jury Court), 22 Dundas st.
Marshall, John, S.S.C. 22 Howe street
Marshall, John, plumber and gasfitter, 15
West Register street, and 11 S. St Andrew
street — house, 11 York place
Marshall, John, advocate, 5 Randolph cresc.
Marshall, Martin, merchant, 21 Quality street
Marshall, Ramsay, & Co. merchants and
commission agents, 24 St James' square
Marshall, Robert, merchant, 23 Archibald
place, and farmer, Gateside, Kivklistim
Marshall, Robt. spirit dealer, Leven cottage
Marshall, Robt. printer, 12 S. Rose street lane
Marshall, Robert P. working jeweller, silver-
smith, and optician, 15 Bank street
Marshall, Robert, Rosebank cottage
Marshall, Thos. & Son, drapers, 14 W. Adam
street
Marshall, Thos. lodgings, 2 Trinity crescent
Marshall, Thos. victual dealer, 2 Antigua st.
Marshall, Thomas, officer. Royal College of
Physicians, 9 and 10 Queen street
Marshall, Thomas and James, brass casters,
Broughton place lane
Marshall, Walter (J. S^ W. M.), 27 Gayfield sq.
Marshall, William, Danish consul-general for
Scotland, 26 Constitution street, Leith
Marshall, Wm. & Co. gold and silversmiths,
jewellers, & watchmakers, 62 North bridge
— house, 10 Archibald place
Marshall, Wm. jeweller, 290 Lawnmarket —
house, 120 Lauriston place
Marshall, Wm. coachbuilder, 58 Bristo street
Marshall, Wm. engineer, 13 King's place
Marshall, Captain William, H.E.I.CS. 10
Windsor street
Marshall, Wm. jeweller, 41 Leith street
Marshall, William {M. M. ^' Co.), 93 Consti-
tution street
Marshall, Wm. livery stables, Dublin st. lane
and Meuse lane, St Andrew street — house,
20 Dublin street
Marshall, Rev. William, 1 Great Wellington
street, Leith
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Tklarshall, W. R. merchant, 2 Smith's place
Marshall, INIrs Dr, 25 Alva street
Marshall, Mrs Thomas, 1 Laurie street, Leith
Marshall, Mrs Wm. 18 Albany street
Marshall, Mrs, 3 Summer place
Marshall, Mrs, 27 Howe street
Marshall, Mrs, 41 Minto street
Marshall, Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 30
William street
Marshall, Miss, 9 Forres street
Marshall, Misses, 5 Grove street
Martin & Maclean, W.S. 32 Great King st.
Martin and Maclean, dispensing and family
chemists, 47 South Clerk street
Martin, Alex, butcher, 79 Queen street
Martin, David, baker, 233 Canongate
Martin, Geo. plumber, 1 Picardy place — ho. 6
Martin, Hugh, tea, wine, and spirit merchant.
19 Carnegie street
Martin, James, wholesale and retail stationer,
engraver and lithographer, 21 Greenside st.
— ho. 20 Haddington place
Martin, Jas. victual dealer, 167 Fountainbr.
Martin, James, 16 Maryfield
Martin, John, surgeon, 7 Coburg street
Martin, John S. {Bank of Scotland), 20
Annandale street
Martin, M. J., M.D. 16 Melville street
Martin, John, W.S. 32 Great Kiog street
Martin, John, farmer, Inverleith mains
Martin, John, Clifton bank, Grange road
Martin, Robert, 2 James' place
Martin, Thomas, accountant, 14 Young st. —
house, 27 Rutland street
Martin, Walter, wood turner, 1 4 E ast Rose street
lane
IMartin, William, glass merchant and glazier,
15 Frederick street
Martin, William, S.S.C. 17 Union street
Martin, Wm. victual dealer, 98 Nicolson st —
house, 12 West Nicolson street
Martin, Wm. victual dealer, 1 Raeburn place
Martin, Wm. victual dealer, 2 Dean street
Martin, William, 7 St Vincent street
IVIartin, INIrs Col. Stephen, 33 Regent terrace
IMartin, Mrs D. lodgings, 14 Trinity cresc.
Martin, Mrs, lodgings, 23 St Patrick square
Martin, Miss Agnes, 30 Clarence street
Martin, Miss Anne, 27 Rutland square
IMartin, Miss Janet, corsetmaker, 4 Tollcross
Martin, Miss, bookseller, 1 William street
Martin, Miss, 2 S.-w. Circus place
IMartin, Miss, 13 Melville street
Martin, Janet, cloak and dress maker, 2 James'
place
Martine, James, 22 Scotland street
Martinson, Jn. N. writer, 4 St Bernard's row
Marwick, William, 1 West Claremont street
Marwick, Wm. ham and egg shop, 44 West
Richmond street
Mason, And. T. brassfounder, Chalmers' close,
81 High street
Mason, Alex, baker, 20 Coupcr street
Mason, D. & Co. tea and coffee salesmen, 37
South bridge
Mason, George, flesher, 73 Hanover street
Mason, Hector, assist.-clerk of session, 15 Re-
gister house — ho. Spylaw house, Colinton
Mason, James, S.S.C. 14 Pitt street
Mason, John, spirit dealer, 22 Shore
Mason, John, provision dealer, 117 Kirkgate
Mason, Robert, Meadowbank
Mason, Robert, farmer, Morton mains
Mason, Thomas, 24 Mitchell street, Leith
Mason, Thomas, com.-agent, 9 Hercles street
Mason, Wm., S.S.C. 6 Frederick street
Mason, Mrs Agnes, 35 Castle street
Mason, Mrs Elizabeth, lodgings, 31 India st.
Mason, Mrs, spirit dealer, 6 Queensferry st.
Mason, Mrs J. W. 26 Nelson street
Mason, Mrs, 27 Clyde street
Masonic Lodge, Grand, of Scotland — His
Grace the Duke of Athole, grand master;
W. A. Laurie, G. secretary ; J. L. Wood-
man, G. clerk ; Donald Ross, chamberlain,
29 S. Frederick St., G. Tyler ; Wm. Bryce,
388 Castlehill, assistant G. Tyler
Masonic Lodge, Canongate Kilwinning—
W. N. Fraser, S.S.C. 41 Albany street,
master; Stewart Watson, artist, 79 Princes
St. secretary — 2d Wednesday, monthly
Masonic Lodge, Canongate & Leith — Tho-
mas Dunn, 4 Junction street, Leith, mas-
ter; Alex. Haldane, Coatfield lane, sec. —
1st Tuesday, monthly
Masonic Lodge, Celtic — Wm. Ireland, con-
tractor, B rough ton cottage, master; Alex.
Prin2:le {Adjutant- General' s office), sec—
1st Friday, do.
Masonic Lodge, Defensive Band — Geo. Bell,
8 St James sq. master; Daniel Grant, James'
Court, Lawnmarket, sec. — 4th Tuesday, do.
Masonic Lodge, Journeymen — Walt. Wright,
millmaster, Canonmills, master; Robert
Phimester, wright, 14 Lauriston st. sec. —
Occasional
Masonic Lodge of Edinburgh, Mary's Chapel
— Wm. Belfrage, master ; Robert Gordon,
23 St James' square, sec. — 2d Tuesday,
each month. Ship hotel, E. Register street
Masonic Lodge, Roman Eagle — John Burnet,
Caledonian hotel, 1 Castle st. master; James
M'Donald, printer, Scottish Press, High St.,
sec. — 2d Thursday, do.
Masonic Lodge, St David's — Arch. Douglas
{G.P.-O.), 17 Gilmore place, master; Ed-
mund Wilson, writer, 108 George street,
sec. — 3d Tuesday, do.
Masonic Lodge, St James's, Operative — Wil-
liam !Mann, clothier, 1 Hanover street,
master; James Melville, 8 St Cuthbert's
glebe, sec. — 1st Thursday, every month
Masonic Lodge, St Luke — Sylvester L'Amy,
27 Northumberland street, master; Rich.
Wilson, 33 St Andrew square, secretary —
3d Fridary do.
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Masonic Lodge, St Stephen's — Walter Hen-
derson, 46 Pleasance, sec. — 2d Monday, do.
Masonic Lodge^ St Clair — Thomas Drum-
mond, 14 St Vincent st. master; Alex.
Wright (clerk, Adam & Charles Black, pub-
lishers), North br., sec — 1st Monday, do.
Masonic Lodge, Portobello — John Tough,
jun., Kirk's pi., Portob. master; A. Taylor,
146 High St. sec. — 3d Thursday, do.
Massiah, Wm. W. farmer, East Pilton, Inver-
leith row
Masson, Miss, 1 1 Castle street
Masters, Mrs A. spirit dealer, 110 Rose street
Masterton, George, spirit dealer 11 N,-w. Cir-
cus place
Masterton, John, tobacconist, 60 Leith street
Masterton, Mrs A. spirit dealer, 1 Cable wd.
Maternity Hospital, Royal, Minto house
Mather, Alex, millwright, 162 Fountain-
bridge
Mather, Geo. M. min.-painter, 63 Princes
street
Mather, Rev. James, United Presbyterian
Library, 6 Queen street
Mather, James, flesher, Post-office, Newhaven
Mather, Jn. & Son, warehousemen, 11 Leith
street terrace
Mather, Thomas, farrier, 1 4 Greenside row
Mather, Thomas, jun. veterinary surgeon, 7
Queen's place
Mather, William, flesher, 117 Grassmarket
Mather, W. F. bookseller, 101 Rose street
Mather, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 27 South bridge
Mathers, David, bookseller and stationer, cir-
culating library, 21 Nicolson street, and
news-agent, the Box, North bridge
Matheson, Alex., Taaphall, Queensferry road
Matheson, A. & Co. black silk and crape mer-
cers to the Queen, 39 Georpe street
Matheson, Alexander (.4. M. §- Co.)., 56
George street
Matheson, Donald, 15 Rutland square
Matheson, James, dairy, 46 Rose street
Matheson, Robert, clerk of H. M. Public
Works, Exchequer Chambers — house, 8
Abercromby place
Matheson, Wm. J. builder, West Canonmills
— house, 8 Abercromby place
Matheson, Wm. superintendent of children,
city parochial board, 22 Gayfield square
Mathie, Robt. 3 Links place, Leith
Mathie, Mrs Mary, Jock's lodge
Mathieson, D. spirit dealer, 1 Macneil's place
Mathieson, George, shipowner and agent,
Clitton lodge, Wardie
Mathieson, Thos. A. and Co. plane and edge-
tool makers, 65 Nicolson street and 1 Gil-
more street, Paul's work
Mathison, Alex, spirit dealer, 17 India place
Mathison, Archibald, gardener, Plewlands
Mathison, Jas. spirit dealer, 7 Arthur st.
Mathison, Peter, 17 Keir street
Mathison, R. spirit mer. 262 & 339 Canong.
Mathison, Thos. spirit dealer, 1 Dean street
Mathison, Miss Elizabeth, lodgings, Darnley
cottage, Morningside
Mathison, J. straw-hat maker, 5 1 Earl Grey st.
Matson, Alex, tobacconist, 1 Union place —
house, 14 Bedford street
Matson, Thos. wright, 14 Bedford street
Matthew, Jas. & Son, drapers and linen manu-
facturers, 431 Lawnmarket
Matthew, James, macer. High Court of Justi-
ciary, 2 Hay street
Matthewson, J. provision mercht. 37 Kirkgate
Mauchline, Aw. grocer, 23 S. Richmond st.
Mauchline, James {G. P.- O.), 30 James' sq.
Maughan, Ed. J. inspector of Inland Revenue,
5 Mary's place
Maughan, Captain Philip, 37 Melville street
Maule, George, builder, 58 Broughton street
Maule, John, architect, 50 Brunswick street
Maxton, Jn. wine mercht. Bank street, Leith
Maxton, Mrs, 1 1 Archibald place
Maxwell, Marshall, and Co. corn factors, 26
Constitution street
Maxwell, Airs A. H. 1 1 Coates crescent
Maxwell, Geo. dairy, 7 North Melville place
Maxwell, J. L. clerk, 20 Rankeillor street.
Maxwell, John Hall, of Dargavel, secretary.
Highland and Agricidtural Society of Scot-
land, 6 Albyn place
Maxwell, J. teacher, 17 Duke street, Leith
Maxwell, Patrick, 2 Lord Russell place
Maxwell, William, draper, 2 So, St David st.
Maxwell, Dowager Lady, of Calderwood, 6
Royal circus
Maxwell, Mrs, of Shrub hill, Shrub hill house
Maxwell, Airs James, 2 Salisbury place
Maxwell, Mrs James, lodgings, 18 Dundas st.
Maxwell, Mrs Jane, ladies' nurse, 6 Rich-
mond place
Maxwell, Miss, Greenhill
May, Wra. general furnishing and agency
house, 22 Catharine street
Mayne, Robert, 27 Melville street
Mayne, Miss, 20 Drummond place
Meade, John, jeweller, lapidary, and seal en-
graver, 4 North St Andrew street
Meade, John, 64 Broughton street
Meaten, Fred, teacher of Music, 7 India st.
Mechanics' Subscription Library, 7 James'
court
Medical Hall, H.C, Baildon, 73 Princes st.
Medical, Invalid, and General Life Society,
2 North St David street — W. Bell, agent'
Medical, Legal, and Gen. Mutual Life As-
surance Society — J. Mundell, agent, 33
Warriston crescent
Medical Royal Society, 7 Melbourne place
Meek, And. hosier and glover, 43 North bridge
—house, 6 Stafford street
Meek, John, city missionary, Wight's place
Meek, Robert, working jeweller, 12 Thistle
street — house, 33 Howe street
Meek, Thomas, baker, 23 Hercles street
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Meek, Thos. & Co. merchants and commission
agents, 104 Constitution st. — house, Thom-
son's place
Meek, Mrs, private boarding establishment, 6
Stafford street
Meek, Mrs, 4 Duncan street, Newington
Meik, Miss, 8 Howard place
Meiklam, Mrs, 18 AthoU crescent
Meikle, Chris, accountant, G3 Hanover st.
Meikle, George (G. Jamiesun ^- Son)^ 3
Park street
Meikle, G. tailor and clothier, 10 Hanover st.
Meikle, Philip, provision shop, 18 Yardheads
Meikle, Wm., S.S.C. master extraordinary in
Chancery, 66 Great King street
Meikle, Mrs Geo. lodgings, 3 Regent street
Meikle, Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Hanover street
Meiklejohn, John, teacher, 7 St Anthony pi.
Meiklejohn, John, spirit dealer, 127 High st.
Meiklejohn, Mrs, 74 Great King street
Meiklereid, David, shipmaster, 41 Shore, Leith
Mein, Alexander, hat manufacturer, 20 St
John street— house, 94 George st.
Mein,A.,M.D. surgeon-dentist, 94 George st.
Mein, Francis, lodgings, 69 Broughton street
Mein, J. Z. engraver, printer, aud litho-
grapher, 35 Leith street
Mein, Mrs, 65 Nicolson street
Meldrum, George, accountant, 53 York place
Meldrum Sisters, milliners, 44 N. Frederick
street
Melrose, Andvv. & Co. teadealers to theQueen,
and grocers, 93 George st. and 122 High st.
MelrD33, Andw. {A. M. ^' Co.), Chapel house
Melrose, Colville, 2 Poultry market
Melrose, James, manager, Eagle and Hender-
son's nursery, Leith walk
Melrose, John {A. M. i' Co.), 18 Moray place
Melrose, John, tailor & clothier, 10 George st.
Melrose, John, cork- cutter, 13 South back of
Canongate
Melrose, ]Mrs, lodgings, 99 Princes street
Melville aud Douglas, accountants, &c. 9 N.
St David street
Melville, Andrew, fishing- hook manufacturer,
28 Leith street — house, 4 Salisbury street
Melville, Archd., W.S. 43 York place
Melville, F. S. (Melville ^ D.), 11 South
Castle street
Melville, Geo. 14 Brandon street
Melville, Janoes M., W.S. 110 George street
Melville, John, W.S. 13 Heriot row
Melville, John, 12 Calton hill
Melville, Mrs, grocer, Ciierrybank
Melville, Misses Whyte, 27 Moray place
Melvin, Alex, brewer, Boroughloch
Mellon, John, pavior, 109 Canongate
Menelaws, Wm. grocer and wine merchant,
143 George st. — 1 W. Maitland st.
Menelaws, William, baker, 187 Canongate
Menelaws, Mrs, milliner,
Menteath, A. Stuart, 38 Melville street
Menzies & Maconochie, W.S. 10 Hill street
Menzies & Co. shipbuilders. Wet docks
Menzies, Allan (M. and Maconochie), Murray-
Held bouse
Menzies, Archibald, teacher of music, 55
Cumberland street
Menzies, George ( Jf. and Co.), Leith mount
Menzies, Graham & Co. distillers, Sunbury
Menzies, Grab. {G. M. ^'Co.), Sunbury house
Menzies, James, 19 St Patrick square
Menzies, Jas. Queen's Hotel, 131 Princes st.
Menzies, Js. M. engraver, printer, and litho-
grapher, 27 Hanover st. — ho. 1 Gardner's
crescent
Menzies, John, bookseller and publisher, 61
and 63 Princes st. — ho. 28 N. Nelson st.
Menzies, John, pawnbroker, 8 Cowgate
Menzies, John, engraver, 1 Gardner's crescent
Menzies, Sergt. Alexander, teacher of ladies'
exercises, Naval and Militai-y Academy, Lo-
thian road
Menzies, Thomas, wholesale lace and furnish-
ing warehouse, 39 Lothian street
Menzies, Thomas (Leith, Edinburgh, and Glas-
gow Shipping Co.), 2 Cooper street
Menzies, Captain Wm. 114 George street
Menzies, Wm. 56 Buccleuch street
Menzies, William, M.D. 3 Lothian road
Menzies, Hon. Lady, of Menzies, Abbey hill
house
Menzies, Mrs E. lodgings, 22 India street
Menzies, Mrs John, Regent street, Leith
Menzies, ]\Irs Robert, 7 Rankeillor street
Menzies, ]\Irs, Reading-Room., 129 Constitu-
tion street
Menzies, Mrs, 25 Pitt street
Menzies, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, Lap-
side place
Menzies, Miss, A. 32 Rankeillor street
Menzies, Miss, 3 Graham street
Menzies, Miss, 25 Charlotte square
Menzies, Misses, boarding school, Lauriston
house
Menzies, Miss Jessie, 3 Leopold place
Merard, Diseari, hatter, 8 N. bridge — house,
1 Fieshmarket close
Mercantile Marine Shipping Office, 60
Tolbooth wynd, Leith — Capt. T. Thomson
Mercantile & House Agency Office &
Rooms, 5 Elder street — D. Hardie
Mercantile Agency Office, 413 Lawnmar-
ket — W. S. Douglas, manager
Mercantile Record and Remembrancer
Office, 25 St James' sq — William Hill, sec.
Mercer, George and Son, lace merchants, 17
Nicolson street
Mercer, Mrs Geo. of Gorthy, 14 Moray pi.
Mercer, James (Inland Revenue), 3 Hill sq.
Mercer, Valter ( G. M. and Son), 7 Lutton pi.
Mercer, William, trimming merchant, 12
Union pi. — ho. 59 Broughton st.
Mercer, William ( VV. M. and Co.), 59
Broughton street
Mercer, Mrs Ann, 4 Morton street
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Mercer, Miss, dressmaker, 5 So. James' st.
Merchants' Hall, 4 Hunter square
Merchants' and Tradesmen's Mutual Life
Assurance Society, 1 North St David's st.
— James T. Douglas, agent — See Adv.
Merrilees, Fletcher, surgeon-dentist, 101
George street
Merrilees, Mrs John, 4 N. St Andrew st.
Merrilees's dental surgery, 4 N. St Andrew st.
Merry, Dr, 12 Comely bank
Messer, Adam, F.R.C.S.E. 6 Maitland street
Messer, James, slater, 36 St Leonard street
Metcalfe, Rev. John, 19 Regent terrace
Methuen, Jas. fish-curer, 90 Giles' st. and 4
Sandport street, and 8 Elbe street — ho. 1
Albany street. North Leith
Methven, Thomas, nursery and seedsman,
Stan well lodge
Methven, William, trimming warehouse, 6
Lindsay place
Methven, Wm. 11 Roxburgh street
Meyer, M. H. cabinetmaker, Burnet's close —
house, 156 High street
Meyer, Charles, silk mercer and French
importer, 95 George street
Meyer, Rev. Theodore, teacher of Hebrew and
German, 136 George street
Meyer, Mademoiselle, dress and corset maker,
miUiuer, &c. 95 George street
Michie, James, 4 York place
Michie, R. S. engraver, and printer, 19 St
David street
Michie, Miss, furnishing shop, 7 Queen's pi.
Leith walk
Michie, Miss Margaret, 14 Archibald place
Mickel, Stephen, grocer, 106 High street
Middlemas, Adam, grocer and prov. merchant,
52 S. Clerk street
Middlemass, Geo. wright, 169 Causeyside
Middlemass, G. cattle dealer, 1 W. Newington
Middlemass, James, clothier, shirt-merchant
and outfitter, 18 South bridge
Middlemass, John, wine and spirit merchant,
93 Nicolson street — ho. 169 Causeyside
Middlemass, Robert, wine and spirit mercht.
4 Spittal street
Middlemass, Robt. baker and confectioner,
2o West Preston street
Middlemass, Thomas, furniture dealer, 21 St
Andrew street, Leith
Middlemass, William, 6 Elm row
Middlemass, William, wright, 20 Bedford st.
Middlemass, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 36 Lauriston
street
Middlemess, Mrs E. victl. deal. 44 S. Clerk st.
Middleton, Alex. Commer. hotel, Lothian rd.
Middleton, David, H. M. assistant inspector of
schools, 5 Clarence street
Middleton, John, M.D., physician and sur-
geon, 1 West Adam st. — ho. 4 St John st.
Middleton, Captain John, district paymaster,
3 Hope street — house, Waltham lodge, Mur-
raj field
Middleton, Robert, mill-master. Bell's mills
Milburn, Dr George, 3 Nicolson square
Mill, Ebenezer, S.S.C. and Notary Public, 51
Princes street — house, 12 AthoU place
Mill, George, tailor, 22 Raeburn place
Mill, Jas. grocer and spirit merchant, 16 Wil-
liam street
Mill, John (ISr. B. Advertiser), 2 Buccleuch pi.
Mill, Mrs, 39 George street
Mill, Mrs John, 8 Picardy place
Millan and Mann, clothiers & habit makers, 1
Hanover street
Millan, Robert {M. ^ Mann), 8 Abercromby
place
Millar, A. M. & Co. commission merchants
and insurance agents, 4^ North bridge
Millar, Adam, watchmaker and jeweller, 62
Leith street
Millar, Andrew, watch and clockmaker, 5 W.
Nicolson street — house, 5 Lutton place
Millar, Archd. smith, 37 Lothian street
Millar, D. printer, 24 Salisbury street
Millar, David B. tailor, 166 High street
Millar, David, coal merchant, 2 Alva street
Millar, David, buildtr and pavement mercht.
Bellevue — house, 75 Broughton street
Millar, Rev. James, garrison chaplain, Edin-
burgh castle — house, 5 Ann street
Millar, James S, surgeon, 9 Archibald place
Millar, James, teacher of English, 6 Mary pi.
Millar, Jas. cork manufacturer, 32 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Millar, James, grocer, 160 Pleasance
Millar, James, merchant, 59 Kirkgate
Millar, James, ironmonger and seed merchant,
52 Grassraarket — house, 3 Morningside pi.
Millar, James, confectioner, 1 North-west
Circus place
Millar, James, baker, 7 Keir street
Millar, John, {late Ric/id. Mi/larSiSo7i),dock
and watchmaker, 44 North bridge — house,
1 Brown's place, Vennel
Millar, John, confectioner, 8 and 13 Kirkgate
Millar, Rev. John, 30 Gilmore place
Millar, John, advocate, 10 Abercromby place
Millar, John, shoemaker, 3 N.-W. Circus place
Millar, John, potter to her Majesty, china and
glass warehouse, 2 So. St Andrew street —
house, 4 Meuse lane
Millar, John, victual dealer, 248 Canongate
Millar, John, wine and spirit merchant, sta-
bling, 3 Church street
Millar, Laurence, 26 Frederick street
Millar, Richard, watchmaker, 44 N. bridge —
ho. 1 1 Lutton place
Miliar, Richd. jun. watch, clock, and nautical
instrument maker, 58 Bridge st. — house,
Albany street, Leith
Millar, Robert, teacher, 57 N. Hanover st.
Millar, Robert, block maker, 6 Royal Ex-
change
Millar, Thos, and James, trimming mer-
chants, 12 St Andrew square
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Millar, Wm. transcriber of ancient manuscripts,
searcher of records, and law stationer, 3
Dundas street
Millar, William S., M. D., 68 Broughton place
Millar, Wm. smith. Castle terrace— house, 22
Rutland square
Millar, Wm. writer, 28 Cumberland street
Millar, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Cable
wynd
Millar, Wm. White, S.S.C agent for the
Monarch Fire and Life Insurance Co. 8
Bank street
Millar, Mrs Anne, 4 Picardy place
Millar, Mrs David and Miss Morison, 15 Leo-
pold place
Millar, Mrs Dr J. 30 Gilmore place
Millar, Mrs J. H. 10 Abercromby place
Millar, Mrs Jane, Werter house
Millar, Mrs Rachel, grocer, 13 Atholl place
Millar, Mrs Wm. 73 Constitution street
Millar, Mrs, 7 Craigie terrace
Millar, Mrs, East Hermitage, Leith
Millar, Mrs, of Earnock, 21 Royal terrace
Millar, Miss Elizabeth, 129 Princes street
Millar, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 108
GeorgQ street
Millar, Miss, 17 Broughton place
Millar, Miss, 18 Frederick street
Millar, Miss, 1 1 Ainslie place
Miller & Richard, typefounders to her Ma-
jesty, G5 Nicolson street
Millers & Arthur, paint, varnish, and colour
manufacturers and oil merchants. Timber
bush and 5 Shore
Miller and Crawford, S.S.C. 59 George sq.
Miller and Fairly, printers, 11 Horse wynd
Miller and Grinton, basket and toy wareho.
32 Princes st. — house, 1 Hill square
Miller, Alex, cabiuetmaker,. 58 Albany street
Miller, Alex. 5G Broughton street
Miller, Andrew, 9 St Leonard's lane
Miller, David, typefounder, West Sciennes
street
Miller, Geo. wine & spir. mer. 23 Elm row
Miller, James, S.S.C. 20 Nelson street
Miller, James, F.R.C.S.E. professor of sur-
gery in the University, 51 Queen street
Miller, James, ironmonger, 70 Princes street
Miller, James, gardener, Bonnington house
Miller, James, 90 Constitution street
Miller, Jas. jun. S.S.C. (Dw^ecan 4- M.), 11
South Nelson street
Miller, James, agent, 21 East Crosscausey
Miller, James, engineer, 1 Braudfield place
Miller, Jas. & Co. coal depot, Edin. Fire-
wood Company, 136 Fountainbridge
Miller, J. & Sons, merchants, 92 Constitution
street
Miller, John, 11 Arniston place
Miller, John & Co. silk mercers, 6 George st. —
house, 26 Nelson street
Miller, John, draper, 43 South bridge — ho.
5 Roxburgh place
Miller, John, 1 Rutland street
Miller, John, woollen draper, 29 N. bridge-
house, 92 Lauriston place
Miller, John M. bookseller, printer, and pub-
lisher, 90 South bridge
Miller, John, writer, 2 Church street
Miller, J. jun. civil engineer, 12 St Andrew
square — house, 1 Ramsay place
Miller, Jn. baker and confectioner, 1 North
St Andrew st bo. 15 Clyc^e st.
Miller, John, stone warehouse, 19 Castle st.
Miller, Jno. gen. inspector of fisheries. Upper
Hermitage, Leith
Miller, Joseph, tailor, 33 Dundas st.
Miller, Joseph, and Co. booksellers, 25
George IV. bridge
Miller, Michael, gardener, Morningside
Miller, Richard {J. M. ^ Sons), 90 Constitu-
tion street
Miller, Rob. accountant, 12 St Andrew eq.
Miller, Robert, candlemaker, 23 Grassmarket
Miller, Robert, 7 Salisbury road
Miller, Robert, goods department Caledonian
railway — house, 5 Ladyfield place
Miller, Robert, late merchant, 3 Hailes' street
Miller, Thomas, sharebroker and Irish estates
agent, C St Andrew square — bouse, Green-
hill gardens
Miller, Thomas, grocer, 1 Fingal place
Miller, Thomas, baker, 1 Bread street
Miller, Wm. baker and confectioner, 86 Ni-
colson street
Miller, Wm. spirit dealer, 41 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Miller, William, engraver, 4 Hope park
Miller, Wm. merchant, 3 Gayfield place
Miller, Wm. sharebroker, 82 Princes street
Miller, Wm. C. {Royal Institution'), 6 Cas-
sells' place
Miller, Wm. pocket-book maker, 46 Leith wy.
Miller, Mrs Margaret, 2 London row
IMiller, Mrs N. 18 Downie place
Miller, Misses, 3 Gayfield place
Miller, Mrs, of Glenlee, 3 Shandwick place
Miller, Mrs, U Lutton place
Miller, Misses, George street, North Leith
Miller, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 15 S. College st.
Miller, Mrs, 24 Buccleuch place
Miller, Miss Mary, Holyrood gardens
Millidge & Son, jewellers, 28 Princes street —
house, 25 Gayfield square
Millidge, Mrs Edin, 25 Gayfield square
Millidge, Miss, 82 Princes street
Millie, Thomas, joiner and cabinetmaker,
37 Jamaica street lane
Milligan, James, S.S.C. agent for the Royal
Fire and Life Insurance Co. 4 Pitt street.—
See Adv.
Milligan, John, 2 St John street
Milliken, Miss, 37 Charlotte square
Millin, C. gardener. Dairy lane
Millons, Thos. & Robt. veneer saw-mills, 69
Fountainbridge
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Millons, T.(^TSc R. M.), 23 Gardner's cresc.
Millons, Thomas & Son, wood merchaots,
Home street
Millons, Thomas, jun. {T.M.Sf Son), Drum-
dryan house
Millons, Miss, 12 Gardner's crescent
Mills, Wm. tailor and clothier, 63 N. bridge
Milne, David, leather merchant, 259 Cowgate
Milne, George, 1 1 Archibald place
Milne, George, tailor, 9 Brighton street
Milne, Geo. M. Chalmers' close, 81 High st.
Milne, James S. advocate, 20 Duncan street,
Drummond place
Milne, James & Son, brassfounders, gasmeter
manufrs. &c. IVlilton house, 90 Cauongate
Milne, James (M. ^' Son), 39 Lauriston pi.
Milne, Jas. surgeon, Milne's land, Chalmers'
close, 81 High street
Milne, James, spirit dealer, 17 Charlotte pi.
Milne, James, bootmaker, 16 Bank street —
house, 47 Buccleuch street
Milne, John & Co. typefounders, 12 Thistle
street
Milne, John, gardener, Sunnybank cottage,
London road
Milne, John, provision shop, 2 N. Junction st.
— house, 29 Couper st.
Milne, John, baker, 1 Maitland st. Newhaven
Milne, Jn. wholesale stationer, 97 George st.
Milne, John {James M. Sf So7i), H Albany st.
Milne, John, 1 Forres street
Milne, Peter, baker, 8 Clerk street — bouse, 4
Milne, R. painter and glazier, 70 Broughton
street
Milne, Wm. painter and glazier, 3 Picardy pi.
Milne, William, merchant, 106 Lauriston pi.
Milne, Wm. Temp, hotel, 24 Greenside St.
Milne, W. S. ( W. .S'J- Milne), 13 Torphichen
street
Milne, Wm. & John, booksellers, desk and
dressing-case makers, 33 Hanover street
Milne, Wm. spirit merchant, 17 Broughton
street — house, 1 Blenheim place
Milne, Mrs Agnes, 15 Keir street
Milne, Mrs Andrew, 19 Gay field square
Milne, Mrs Janet, 5 Albany street
Milne, ]\Irs Margaret, midwife, 2 Murray st.
Milne, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 2 Alison sq.
Milne, M. & Co. straw hat makers, 46 Geo. st.
Milner, Eben., M.D. surgeon, Leith medical
hall, 77 Shore — house, 50 Charlotte street
Milner, Robt. surgeon & apothecary, 57 Bridge
street — house, 47 Couper street
Milner, Sons, & Co. silk mercers, drapers, and
haberdashers, 31 Greenside street, and 41
Nicolson street
Milner, Wm. R. silk mercer, linen draper,
and shawl warehouseman, 7 Kirkgate, Leith
Milroy, Rev. Andrew, 86 Lauriston place
Minerva Life Assurance Co. 82 Great King
street. — See Adv.
Ministers' Widows' Fund ofRce, 6 N. St
David street
Minto, Dr, 41 Queen street
Minto, Mrs James, copper and tin smith, 31
Whitfield place
Minto, Mrs, 2 Helen place, Leith
Mitchell & Heriot, straw-hat manufacturers,
49 George street
Mitchell, Cadell, & Co. comm. merchants and
corn factors, 2 Dock place
Mitchell, Adam, gardener, Mayfield loan
Mitchell, Alex. (Exchequer), 14 Carlton street
Mitchell, Alexander, 21 Melville street
Mitchell, David, baker, 1 Dublin st. — ho. 15
Mitchell, David, 35 Buccleuch street
Mitchell, David, grocer, 55 Potterrow
Mitchell, D. shoemaker, 9 West Crosscausey
Mitchell, Edward, surgeon, 2 Leopold place
Mitchell, Edward, hairdresser and perfumer,
18 Dundas street — ho. 35 Cumberland st.
Mitchell, F. G. & Co. wholesale tea and spice
dealers, 10 Shakspeare square
Mitchell, F. G. (F. G. 31. ^- Co.), 23 East
Claremont street
Mitchell, Geo. T. accountant, 4 Fettes row
Mitchell, G«o. bootmaker, 23 Greenside st.
Mitchell, Geo. spirit dealer, 20 Greenside lane
Mitchell, James, accountant and stockbroker,
18 Royal exchange — ho. 47 Gilmore place
Mitchell, Jh8. surgeon R.N. 1 Brandfield pi.
Mitchell, James, engraver, 94 Pleasance
Mitchell, J. & Son, coopers, 86 High street
Mitchell, John, tinsmith, 13 South Richmond
street
Mitchell, John, general mer. 16 King's stables
Mitchell, John M. Belgian consul and mer.
chant, Mayville, Laverock bank. Trinity
Mitchell, John, merchant, 23 So. Norton pi.
Mitchell, John G. engraver and printer, 2
Leopold place
Mitchell, John, master of fire-engines. Police
ofiice. Parliament square
Mitchell, Colonel John, 23 St Bernard's
crescent
Mitchell, Joseph, W.S. 8 Pitt street
Mitchell, R. & Co. wine and spirit merchts.
(agents for Combe, Delafield, and Co.
porter brewers, London), 5 Old Physic
gardens
Mitchell, W. L. 5 Nelson street
Mitchell, R. (R. M. §- Co.), 8 Regent terrace
Mitchell, Robt. Burn, wine merchant, 29
Windsor street
Mitchell, R. B. tide surveyor, 17 Albany street,
Leith
Mitchell, R. H. {M. ^ Heriot), 49 George
street
Mitchell, Robert, cabinetmaker, 63 Abbey hill
Mitchell, Robt. & Co. agents for Combe, De-
lafield, & Co. 8 Quality lane
Mitchell, Robert, lodgings, 7 East Register st.
Mitchell, Captain T. P. 18 Inverleith row
Mitchell, Thomas, spirit mer. 1 York place
Mitchell, Thos. merchant, 23 Dundas street
Mitchell, Thomas, flesher, 124 West port
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Mitchell, William, fruit and provision ware-
house, 21 Greenside place
Mitchell, Willi-m, city missionary, 9 Beau-
mont place
Mitchell, W. engraver, 25 So. Richmond st.
Mitchell, Mrs Elizabeth, 23 Danube street
Mitchell, Mrs G. S. 39 Dublin street
Mitchell, Mrs, 2 Portland place
Mitchell, Mrs, 4 Fettes row
Mitchell, Mrs, dressmaker, 1 Patterson's court
Mitchell, Miss, 9 Comely bank
Mitchell, Miss, 23 St Bernard's crescent
Mitchell, Misses & Co. milliners, 1 15 George st.
Mitchelhill, Peter, tailor& cloth. 63 N. bridge
Mochrie, James, wine merchant and grocer,
84 Nicolson street — house, G Grange place
Mochrie, Robert, draper, 19 Dundas street
Moffat, Alex, gardener. Cherry bank
Moffat, Alex, commer. travel. 3 Roburgh ter.
Moffat, And. cabinetmaker, 62 Thistle street
Moffat, Andrew, flesher, 1 Couper st. Leith
Moffat, David, Harrow Inn, 54 Candlem. row
Motfat,G. Dickson, fish establishment and cod-
liver oil merchant, 46 Dundas street
Moffat, Henry, S.S.C. & Solicitor at Law, 23
Geo. IV. bridge — ho. 43 Minto street
Moffat, Jas. victual dealer, 19 St James' st.
Moffdt, Jn. spirit deal. 85Broughton st.
Moffat, John, tailor, 33 Castle street
Moffat, John, engraver, 3 Nicolson square
Moffat, Robert, wright, 9 Beaumont place
Moffat, Thomas, spirit dealer, 20 Drummond
street
Moffat, Thomas, 58 Cumberland street
Moffat, Wm. Butterworth, teacher of writing,
arithmetic, and book-keeping, 7 Infirmary
street
Moffat, Wm. & Co. druggists, 53 Nicolson st.
Moffat, Wm. wright & undertaker, Darling's
brae — house, 42 Yardheads
Moffat, Wir.jun. wright, 5 Darling's brae
Moffat, Wm. painter and glazier, 1 Leith walk
Moffat, Wm. tea and spirit merchant, 11 S(:
Vincent street
Moffat, Wm. flesher, 58 Kirkgate— house, 9
Glover street
Moffat, Wm., M.A.. teacher of mathematics.
High School, and 63 South bridge — house,
8 Duke street
Moffdt, W. Wilson, bookseller, stationer, and
circulating library, 44 George street
Moffat & Ttiomson, straw-plait dealer, 10 S.
College street
Moffdt, Mrs Alex, dairy, 2 Coburg street
Moffat, Mrs Thomas, 9 Portland place
Moffat, ]\Irs Thomas, 7 Cassells' place
Moffat, Mrs, 27 St Patrick square
Moffdt, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Hill square
Moffat, Miss, 7 Cassells' place
Moffdtt, Wm. L. architect, 23 Geo. IV. bridge
Mohring, Henry, home and foreign fruit
merchant, 55 Regent arch
Moinet, John, accountant, 14 Stafford street
Moir, Chas. ( Union Bank), 5Q Lothian street
Moir, David {late Wilson and 31.), smith and
ironmonger. Mint — house, 5 Keir street
Moir, George, advocate, 41 Charlotte square
Moir, George, letterpress printer, 317 High st.
— house, 9 Gardner's crescent
Moir, Dr John, F.R.C.P.E. 52 Castle street
Moir, John, artist, 9 Gardner's crescent
Moir, Robert, inspector of dead letters, G.
P.-O. 33 Montagu street
Moir, Robert (G. P.-O.), 22 Society
Moir, Rev. R. (Circus Place school), private
classical and mercantile academy, Canon -
mills house
Moir, Thos. writer and accountant, 8 Kerr st.
Moir, Mrs, 30 Haddington place
Moir, Mrs Hugh, 5 King's place
Moir, Misses, boarding school, 7 Great Stuart
street.
Moir, Miss Jane, 7 Alva street
]Moir, Miss, 2 William street
MoUeson, James, M.D. 31 India street
Moucrieff, A. advocate, 16 Northumberland st.
Moncreiff, Rev. Sir Henry Wellwood, Bart.,
9 Alvastreet
Moncreiff, James, Lord Advocate for Scot-
land, M.P. 15 Great Stuart street
Moncrieff, James, & Son brassfounders, gas-
fitters, and plumbers, Roxburgh close, 341
High street
Moncreiff, John Scott, accountant, 20 India st.
Moncreiff, W., & J. M. Baillie, accountants,
59 George street
Moncreiff, William, 10 Rutland square
Moncreiff, Wm. mason and causey-layer,
21 Market street — ho. 10 M. Arthur place
Moncreiff, William Glen, e Buccleuch street
Moncrieff, Rev. William Scott, 17 George sq.
Moncur, Mrs M. 8 Buccleuch place
Monilaws, Alex. Geo., W.S. 22 Young street
Monilaws, Mrs Capt. 1 9 Gayfield square
Monro, George, S.S-C. 54 Albany street
Monro, George, advocate, 5 Darnaway street
Monro, Miss, 13 India street
I Monro, ^Nliss, dressmaker, 22 Broughton st.
I Monro Miss, dressmaker, 6 Cumberland st.
Monteath, Alex, of Duchally and Broich, 12
Grove street
Monteith, Alex. E. advocate, sheriff of Fife-
shire, Inverleith house
Monteith, Thomas, tea, wine, & spirit dealer,
302 Lawnmarket — house, 3 Melbourne pi.
Monteith, Thomas, spirit merchant, 60 Fouu-
! tainbridge
I Monteith, Mrs, 9 Maitland st.
1 Montgomery, Alexander, 41 Clerk street
i Montgomery, Jas. F. advocate, 17 AthoU cres.
[ Montgomery, Robert, 17 AthoU crescent
Montgomery, Wm. W.S. 17 AthoU crescent
Montgomery, Miss E. dressmaker, 120 Nicol-
, son street
Montignani, Henry G. merchant and comrais-
1 si on agent, 6 Drummond street
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Montignani, W. R. teacher of music, 19 India
street
Mood, John, Rosehall
Moodie and Lothiau, booksellers, publishers,
and stationers, 82 Princes street
Moodie, Wm. ( Wauchope, M., and Hope), 11
Pilrig street
Moodie, Mrs, 38 Rankeillor street
Moodie, Misses, dressmakers, 49 India place
Moon, D. billiard maker, 3 Clyde street
Moon, W. working jeweller, 27 S. Hanover st.
Moore, James, S.S.C. 18 Castle street
Moore, R. B. lodgings, 2 Forres street
Moore, Mrs Churchill, Morningside
More, Alex. 14 Danube street
More, Graham, haircutter and perfumer, 134
Princes street, and 1 Duke street
More, George, W.S. 5 Fettes row
More, John, accountant, R. Bank^ Royal Bank
More, John Shank, adv. professor of the law
of Scot, in the Univ. 19 Gt. King street
Morgan, John & Co. clothiers & military
tailors, 104 George street
Morgan, James, S.S.C. 7 Walker street
Morgan, John B. commercial traveller, 16
Salisbury street
Morgan, John, cow feeder, Heriot buildings
Morgan, Mrs, 30 Danube street
Morgan, Mrs, 18 Clarence street
Morham, James, clerk of Police court, 17
West Preston street
Morham, Rob. deputy city clerk, city cham-
bers— house, 9 Lauder road, Grange
Morham, Robt. flesher, 19 Fleshmarket close
Morison, A. grocer, 3 Maitland st. Newhaven
Morison, Alex, of Bognie, 12 Randolph cr.
Morison, Alex., S.S.C 40 Great King street
Morison, Alex. K., SS.C. 6 Elder st.
Morison, George, 4 Smith's place
Morison, Hector, draper, 14 Queensferry st.
Morison, Jas. cabinetmaker and upholsterer,
78 George street — house, Redbraes
Morison, James {Nat. Bank), 37 Register st.
Morison, James, 4 Hill square
Morison, James Mitford, advocate, 8 Fred. st.
Morison, James, 17 Norton place
Morison, John, wine and spirit merchant, 1
Macdowall st. and 12 Greensidest. — ho. 10
Morison, John C. tailor & clothier, 75 Nicol-
son street
Morison, Patk. accountant, 2 Scotland street
Morison's iodgs. Millburu cottage, Canaan la.
Morison, Miss, 6 Archibald place
Morrieson, Lieut. -Col. Hugh, 27 Heriot row
Morris, Andw. flaxdresser, Dickson's close
Morris, David, clothier and tailor, 132 Princes
St. — lio. Morrisville, Boroughm airhead
Morris, Hugh, bootmaker, 5 India pi. — ho. 1
Spring gardens
Morris, James, late wine merchant, 1 Great
Stuart street
Morris, Robert, stationer, 7 W. Register street
— house, 1 Great Stuart street
K
Morris, Robert, bootmaker, 63 Thistle street
Morris, Wm. waiter, 59 Broughton st.
Morris, Mrs, lodgings, 30 Lothian st.
Morrison, Adam, S.S.C 45 York place
Morrison, Alex, builder, 3 Warriston crescent
Morrison, Andrew, smith, Hope street lane
Morrison, Charles, agent and yeast merchant,
59 Shore — house, 5 Queen's pi. Leith walk
Moriisoo, D. dock aiaster, 9 Albany st. Leiib
Morrison, James D. surgeon-dentist and lec-
turer on dentistry, 18 Elder street
Morrison, James, 150 Fouutainbridge
Morrison, James, wright, Lothian road — ho.
3 Tollcross
Morrison, M. bookseller, 16 E. Richmond st.
Morrison, Mark, commission merchant, &1
Constitution st. — ho. 3 Vanburgh place
Morrison, R. commercial agent, 8 S. Gray st.
Morrison, Robt.,H.E.I.C.S. 6 Heriot row
Morrison, T. {Reg. Ho.), 11 W. Maitland st.
Morrison, Wm. & Co. tea, wine, and spirit
merchants, 91 Constitution street
Morrison, Wm. ship-master, 34 Clerk st.
Morrison, Wm. blacksmith, 39 WhiteBeld pi.
Morrison, Wm. com. traveller, 2 Morton st.
Morrison, Wm. general com. agent, 3 Bank
street, Leith
Morrison, Mrs Cath. lodgings, 2 Portland ter.
Morrison, Mrs H. 5 London row
Morrison, Mrs Wm. 3 Vanburgh place
Morrison, Mrs, 3 Ronaldson's buildings
Morrison, Misses, & Scott, boarding and day-
school, 60 Gt. King st.
Morson, Mrs, Heriot hill
Mortimer, Anderson, and Co. pianoforte ma-
kers, East Broughton place
Mortimer, John, & Co. army and navy con-
tractors, and tailors to the Queen, 101
George street
Mortimer, J. clothier, Bruntsfield lodge
Mortimer, Thos. E. gunmaker, 86 George st.
— ho. 97— late 34 St James' st. London
Mortimer, Wm. bullion dealer, lapidary, and
jeweller, 18 North br.— ho. 10 George st.
Mortimer, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 2
Baxter's place
Mortimer, Misses, 1 Gayfield street
Morton & Co. gold & silver lace manufacturers,
21 North bridge
Morton, Whitehead, & Greig, W.S. 1 1 Queen
street
Morton, Alex, ribbon and lace merchant, 14
South bridge— house, 61 Clerk street
Morton, Chas., W.S. 11 Queen st — hou^e,
Ramsay lodge
Morton, H. {S. and H. M.), 3 Smith's place
Morton, James, teacher of English, 20 Nel-
son street
Morton, John L. civil and agricultural en-
gineer, 7 Pitt street
Morton, S. & H. agricultural implement, pa-
tent slip manufacturers, and engineers,
Leith walk and Granton
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Morton, Wm. accountant ( W. B. of Scot.), 13
Annandale street
Morton, William, lapidary, 6 Meuse lane
Morton, Jlrs, 6 Annandale street
Mosses, William, tailor, 74 Thistle street
Mosses, Mrs, milliner, 74 Thistle street
Mossman, A. & Co. jewellers & watchmakers,
32 North bridge — ho. 14 Blackett place
Mossman, Mrs Wm. 2 Teviot row
Mossman, I\Irs, 1 Eyre place
Mouat, Misses, boardg. school, 4 Middleby st.
Mould & Tod, engravers, printers, and litho-
graphers, 3 Waterloo place
Moule, Joseph, Superintending Pres^ident G.
P.- O. St Catharine's villa. Grange road
Mount, James, church officer, 125 Canongate
Mount, John & Co. metal merchants and re
finers, 46 Abbeyhill
Mount, Hugh, & Co. china and metal mer-
chants, 174 Cowgate
Mowat, Joseph, coram, agent, 48 Whitfield pi.
Mowat, Robert, 14 George street
Mowat, Thos. engineer, 6 Admiralty st. — ho.
3 Bank place
Mowat, Thos. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
2 Arthur street
]\Iowat, Wm. dairy, 119 Kirkgate
Mowatt, Robert, teacher of pianoforte, 33
Arthur street
Mowatt, William, keeper of the College lib-
rary hall, 33 Arthur street
Mowbray and Howden, W.S. 7 Howe street
Mowbray, John T., W.S. 33 Albany street
Mowbray, Jn.M. (M. ^- Howden), 13 Howe st.
Mowbray, Robert, Bath place
Mowbray, Robert, jun. agent for Commercial
Bank, 24 Constitution street, Leith
Mowbray, Thomas, agent, 6 Union street
Mowbray, Mrs Chas. lodgings, 60 Cumber-
land street
Mowbray, Mrs James, 36 Queen street
Moxey, George T., M.D., surgeon R.N. 4 Syl-
van place
Moxon, C. and J. painters, 63 George street
Mi>yes, James, pewterer, 108 West bow
Mozzi, John, artificial florist, 53 George st. —
house, 34 Hanover street
Mozzi, Mrs, millinery wareh. 53 George st.
Muckle, Wm. (G. P.-O.), 3 Comely green or.
Muckle, Mrs Alex. 3 Comely green crescent
Mudie, D. C. engineer and ironfounder. Pan-
mure Foundry, N. B. of Canongate
Mudie, Mrs Susan, 151 Fountainbridge
Muir^ Andrew, general agent, 14 Royal Ex-
change— house, 20 Buccleuch place
Muir, David, spirit dealer, West Norton place
IMuir, Rev. Francis, 5 North Fort st. Leith
Muir, Henry and Son, ladies' bootmakers, 83
Princes street
Muir, James, 63 Hanover street
Muir, Jas. & Son, brewers, Calton hill brew-
ery, 26 North back of Canongate
Muir, J. {G. P.-O.), 16 N. back of Canongate
Muir, James, tailor and clothier, 9 Charlotte
place — house, 29 Alva street
Muir, James S. bookseller and stationer, 17
South College street
Muir, John, commission agent, 42 Lothian st,
Muir, John {Jas. Muir ^' Sim), brewer, 14
Leopold place
Muir, Peter, bow-maker. Archers' hall
Muir, Peter & Son, upholsterers, 38 Blair st.
Muir, Richard G. 9 Annandale street
Muir, Robert, coal mercht. 5 Murray street,
Crosscausey
Muir, Thomas, 4 N. Melville place
Muir, Wm. tailor and clothier, 377 High st.
Muir, Rev. William, D.D. 13 Saxe Coburg pi.
Muir, Wm. bookbinder, Riddle's close
Muir, Wm. merchant and agent, 42 Quality
street — house, 7 Wellington place
Muir, William, S.S.C. 18 Picardy place
Muir,Wm. 8i Son, com. agents, 14 Royal Ex-
change— ho. 15 Warriston crescent
Muir, William ( W. M. §- Son), 15 Warriston
crescent
Muir, William, baker, 42 St Leonard street
Muir, Mrs John, dressmaker, 3 Downie place
Muir, Margaret, grocer & spirit dealer, 2 Holy-
rood street
Muir, Mrs William, 15 Warriston crescent
Muir, Mrs, 16 Regent terrace
Muir, Mrs, lodgings, 21 Charles street
Muir, Mrs, grocer, 8 Bristo street
MuiRAVONsiDE ColHery Co. 69 Fountain-br.
Muirhead, Alex, tavernkeeper, 49 Broughton
street
Muirhead, Charles, poulterer, 79 Queen street
— house, 16 Young street
Muirhead, Claud {Edinburgh Advertiser)., 7
Heriot row
Muirhead, George, spirit dealer, 52 Rose st.
Muirhead, G. spirit dealer, 4 West Adam st.
Muirhead, J. smith and wright, 8 Dunbar st.
Muirhead, James, carver and gilder, 10 North
Richmond street
Muirhead, James, Sheephead tavern, Dud-
dingston
Mullholand, James, grocer, 29 Hercles street
Muller, Charles William, teacher of music, 73
Queen treet
Mundell, John {R. TuUis, c^- Co.), 33 War-
riston crescent
Mungall, Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 15
Greenside row
Munro, Alex, pawnbroker, Whicehorse close,
276 Canongate
Munro, Alex. 10 Nicolson street
Munro, Alex, tailor and clothier, 23 S. bridge
Munro, Alex, spirit dealer, Bonnington bank
Munro, Andrew, acccmntant, 8 Mary's place
Munro, Arch., A.M. teacher, 12 Middleby st.
Munro, Arthur, 17 Canning place
Munro, Daniel, shipmaster, 8 Glover street
Munro, Daniel, wright, 10 Baker's place
Munro, David, Madeira street
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Munro, Don. spirit dealer, 7 Greenside row
Munro, George, grocer, 11 Macdowall street
Munro, George, 14 Salisbury street
Munro, George, 17 London street
Munro, Huijh, stock and sharebroker, 4 N.
St David street
Munro, Hugh, 3 Great King street
Munro, Hugh, draper, 6"2 Earl Grey street
Munro, Jas. ( Wilsuu &,- Co.), 12 S.-Coburg pi.
Munro, James K. draper and hosier, 9
Baker place
Munro, James, accountant, 71 George street
Munro, John, bookbinder and stationer, 7
Milne square
Munro, R. bootmkr. 52 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Munro, Wm. coach-builder, Broughtoo mrkt.
Munro, Wm. boot & shoem. 43 N. Richmond
street
Munro, Wm. coach proprietor, 3 Dublin st.
Munro, William, spirit dealer, 5 Abbey
Munro, W. provision mercht. 2 Summer's pi.
Munro, Wm. J. macer, Hli/h Court of Justici-
ary, 23 St James' square
]Munro, Mrs Catherine, lodgings, 9 Mackenzie
place
Munro, Mrs Elizabeth, 15 Brown street
Munro, Mrs Mary, lodgings, 1 1 Maitland st.
Munro, Mrs, Bathtield
Munro, Mrs, spirit dealer, Castle o' Clouts
Munro, Miss A. 31 Buccleuch place
Munros and Drysdale, messengers-at-arms,
23 St James' square
Murdoch &Boyd, S.S.C, 120 Constitution st.
Murdoch, Charlt^s, seal engraver and envelope
die cutter, 4 George street
Murdoch, Jas. {Northern Lights), 17 St James'
square
Murdoch, John B. of Gartincaber, 20 Y^ork
place
Murdoch, John, S.S.C. 120 Constitution st.
Murdoch, Jn. Burn, jun., advoc. 8 Manor pi.
Murdoch, William Burn, ]M.D. surgeon, 12
Rutland street
Murdoch, Wm. wine and spirit merchant,
197 High street
Murdoch, Miss M. lodgings, 132 Rose street
Mure, Andrew, advocate, 33 Dublin street
Mure, David, advocate. Sheriff of Perthshire,
12 Ainslie place
Mure, James, writer, and messenger-at-arms,
27 Clyde street
Mure, R(»bert, writer, 41 Great King street
Mure, Misses, 8 Albyn place
Mure, Mrs, 3 Warriston crescent
Murphy, Miss, china warehouse, 2 Cowgate
Murray & Bciih, W.S. 50 Castle street
Murray & Gibb, printers, N.E. Thistle st. lane
Murray & Logan, W.S. 141 George street
Murray & Rhind, W.S. 7 Nelsim street
Murray and Stuart, printers and publishers,
28 South Hanover street
Murray's time table office, 12 Leith street —
P. Pollock, agent
Murray, A. W. late army surgeon, 6 N.
Forth street
Murray, Abijah, sheriff-officer, 8 St James' sq.
Murray, Alex- Erskine, 36 Ann street
Murray, Alex, builder, 15 Cassells' place
Murray, Alex, wine merchant and grocer, G7
South bridge — ho. 1 Hope park square
Murray, Alex. 54 S. Cleik street
Murray, Alex, victual deakr, 12 Drummond
street
Murray, Andrew, jun. W.S. 17 Walker st.
Murray, Andrevv, printer and lithographer,
269 High street
Murray, Andrew, Turf hotel, 3 Princes street
Murray, And. of Conland, W.S. (Ji. 8^- Rhind),
1 Scotland street
IMurray, Andrew, bootmaker, 9 London street
Murray, Ant. of Crieff, W.S. 8 Rutland square
Murray, Dan. furniture dealer, 210 Cowgate
Murray, David, accountant, 39 George street
— house, 1 ]\Iiddleby street
Murray, Ebenezer (^Dalgleisk ^- Forrest)., 9
Wt'st Claremont street
Murray, Eras, lieut. & barrack-master. Castle
Murray, G. clothier, 35 George street
Murray, George, baker, 2 Market st. — ho. 5
Murray, George (F. ^ W. Macniveii), 7
Blacket place
Murray, Geo. grocer & wine merchant, agent
for Bass & Co.'s pale ale, 15 Howe street —
house, 14 Dundas street
Murray, George, mason, Hamilton place — ho.
13 Market place
IMurray, George, accountant, 59 George street
Murray, Henry, confectioner, 109 Nicolson st.
Murray, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 1 S. E.
Circus place
Murray, James, provision shop, 123 Kirkgate
Murray, James T., W.S. 31 Queen street
Murray, James (G.P.-O.), 30 Hamilton place
Murray, James, 25 Parkside street
IMurray, James, grocer, 36 Dundas street
Murray, John, of Murray's hall, advocate, 5
Walker street
Murray, John, W.S. 18 Ainslie place
Murray, John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 a
Catharine St., and 60 South bridge — house,
5 Nicolson street
Murray, John, assessor, Waterloo place — ho.
2 Summerhall place
Murray, John, S.S.C. and N. P. 21 Northum-
berland street
Murray, John, letter-carrier, Greenside end
Murray, John, sheep and cattle agent, 19 St
Patrick square
Murray, John, writer, agent and secretary,
National Guardian Life and Fire Insurance
Society, 3 Great King street
Murray, John, jun., S.S.C. 32 St Andrew
square — house, I East Claremont street
Murray, John, cooper & fish-curer, 7 Coal
hill — house, 43 Bridge street
Murray, John W^m., W.E. 3 Great King st.
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Murray, John, printers' joiner and brass rule
maker, 22 Niddry street — house, 11 South
St James' street
Murray, Lord, 11 Great Stuart street
Murray, Peter, 36 Miuto street
Murray, Richard, cabinetmaker and uphol-
sterer, 27 Dublin street — house, 23
Murray, Robert, confectioner, 2 St Patrick
square
Murray, Robert, coal merchant, 3 Coal hill
Murray, Thomas, furniture dealer, 68 Cowg.
Murray, Thomas, LL.D., Blanfield house
Murray Thomas G., W.S. 24 Hill street-
house, 4 Glenfinlas street
Murray, Thomas, wright, 16 Leith wynd
Murray, William, S.h.C. 6 St Vincent street
Murray, Wm. upholsterer, 12 St James' sq.
Murray, Wm. hotel-keeper, 2 St Andrew sq.
Murray, Wm. writer, 2 W. Newingtoa place
Murray, Wm accountant, .39 George street
Murray, Wm. Hugh, advocate, 13 Albany st.
Murray, Wm. cabinetm. 8 Carrubber's close
Murray, Wm. (G.P.-O.), IS Mid. Arthur pi.
Murray, Hon. Mrs Erskine, 36 Ann street
Murray, Mrs Dr James, 25 Queen street
Murray, Mrs Henry, 19 Pitt street
Murray, Mrs J. 10 James' place, Leith
Murray, Mrs John, 25 Buccleuch place
Murray, Mrs John, 18 Clarendon crescent
Murray, Mrs P. 5 Danube street
Murray, Mrs, Old Town Cafe, 209 High st.
Murray, Mrs William, 65 Lauriston place
Murray, Mrs W. R. 5 Laverock bank
Murray, Mrs, 5Q India street
Murray, Miss, 118 Lauriston place
Murray, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 24
Howe street
Murray, Miss, Scottish Institution, 46 Moray
place
Murray, IMiss, 6 Comely green place
Murray, Misses, 17 Dean terrace
Murray, Miss, Clifton bank
IVIurray, Miss Barbara, 126 Lauriston pi.
Murray, JNIisses, milliners and dressmakers,
21 Broughton place
Musgrave, J. gardener, Mayfield, Grange toll
Musgrave, Mrs, portrait and miniat.-painter,
32 Royal circus
Musgrove, Jn. hosier and glover, 27 Duke st.
Musgrove, Wm. successor to Geo. Book-
less, glazier, 66 Rose street
Mushet, James, draper, 33 Nicolson street
Mushet, John, 1 Walker street
Mutrie, Wm. hairdresser, 41 Blair street
Mutter, Andrew, coal merchant and general
agent, 9 Romily place
Mutter, John, 9 Gilmore place
Mutter, Margt. straw-hat maker, 9 Romily pi.
Mutter, Miss, 31 Clerk street
Muttit, .James, spirit dealer, Newhaven
Mutual Scottish Amicable Life Insur. Soc.
3 No. St David st.— H. G. Watson, agent.
— See Adv.
Myles, John, tavern, 5 Fleshmarket close
Mylne, James, W.S. 35 Charlotte square
Mylne, Jas. trunk and portmanteau maker, 63
Princes street — house, 1 1 Picardy pi.
Mylne, James, umbrella and parasol manu-
facturer, 15 Norih bridge
Mylne, Miss Emily, 43 St Cuthbert street
Myrtle, John Young, M.D., F.R. C.P. 24 Rut-
land street
Myrtle, W^m. accountant, 4 North St David
St. secretary to A^ew Zealand Otngo Associa-
tion, and agent for London Union Assurance
Society {Fire and Life)^ and for Western
Life Assurance Society.
Nachot, Dr H. W. 113 Princes st.
, Nagle, Mrs, 5 Aruiston place
j Xairn, William, greengrocer, 6t Nicolson .«t.
' Nairne, James, sec. N. Brit. Railway, 8 Hen-
derson row
I Nairne, Mrs Charles, 8 Henderson row
. Naismith, Alexander, farmer, Windlestrawlee
[ Naismith, John, grocer, Hillhousefield
. Naismith, Robert, tavern, 17 Citadel
j Naismith & Richardson, dressmakers, 38
I Cumberland street
Naismith, Mrs T. small- wares, 14 South Col-
] lege street — house, 9 Brighion street
Napier, Major General, C.B. commander-in-
chief for Scotland, Bruntsfield house
I Napier, Alex. John, W.S. 23 Albany street
Napier, B. & Co. paper-rulers, 150 Hiijh st.
Napier, George, adv. and sheriff of Petbles-
I shire, Coates hall
Napier, George, tailor, 129 Rose street
' Napier, James, smith, 39 Water lane
Xapier, J. Spring valley, Mornings-ide
{ Napier, James, chemist and druggist, 126
Nicolson street
Napier, James Brand, teacher of drawing and
! painter, 21 Castle street
Napier, John, printers' joiner and lead maker,
j 12 Sciennes street
I Napier, Mark, advocate, sheriff of Dumfries-
shire, 6 Ainslie place
. Napier, Robt. builder, 40 Bread street
Napier, Robert, 6 Granae place
Napier, Thomas, vintner, 7 Charlotte place
Napier, ]\Irs Andrew, spirit dealer, 78 Shore
Napier, Mrs, spirit merchant, 15 Abbey
Napier, ^Irs, lodgings, 35 Bristo street
Napier, Miss C D. 4 South Gray street
Nash,Wra. B.(G. P. 0.)21 Gardner's crescent
Nasmyth, Jas. (Jas. A\and Co.), 14 Windsor
street
Nasmyth, J. & Co. jewellers, 1 Swinton row
Nasmyth, Robert, F.R.C.S. surgeon-dentist
to the Queen, 5 Charlotte square
' National Bank of Scotland, 42 St Andrew
square, and 1 6 St Bernard street, Leith
National Fire & Life Insur. Com. of Scot-
land, 22 St Andrew square — John M.
I M'Candlish, nansgir.— See Adv.-
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National Loan Fund Life Assurance So-
ciety and Equitable Fire Insurance Coy. —
Alex. Jameson, secrttary, 65 Princes street.
— See Adv.
National Registry, 1 Frederick street — J.
Henderson, manager
National Security Savings Bank, head of
Mound. — See Adv.
Neaves,Cha. deputy-clerk justiciary, 47 Queen
street
Neaves, Lord, 7 Charlotte square
Neil, Jolin & Co. brassfounders and gasfitters
to the Queen, 44 Hanover street
Neil. Mrs, 16 Warriston crescent
Neill & Co. printers, 10 Old Fishmarket close
Neill, Heerup & Co. corn merchants, Exchange
buildings, Leith, and Corn exchange, Edin.
Neill, Mrs Andrew, 31 India street
Neill, Mrs, 13 Windsor street
Neili, Miss, 31 Gay field square
Neill, Miss, 69 York place
Neilson, G. & Son, hand-railers and bell-
hangers, Sandilands' close
Neils(m, George, smith, 27 College wynd —
house, 48 West Richmond street
Neilson, James, S.S. C. 3 Abercromby place
Neilson, John (G.P-0.), 3 Shrub place
Neilson, Stuart, W.S. 1 No. Charlotte street
Neilson, Thomas, cooper, 8 Glover st. Leith
Neilson, Thomas, lodgings, 36 Casile street
Neilson, Wm. 1 North Cliarlotte street
Neilson, Mrs George, 28 Constitution st.
Neilson, Mrs, 1 North Charlotte street
Neilson, Mrs, lodgings, 1 32 High street
Neilson, Mrs, 8 Gayfield square
Nelson & Sons, putilishers, Hope park end
Nelson, James, 9 Morrison street
Neilson, James, grocer, 324 Lawnmarket
Neilson, James, baker, 1 North Richmond
street
Nelson, John, cabinetmaker, 14 N. St Andrew
street — house, 15 St James' square
Nelson, Robt. R., printseller, stationer, and
artists' colourman, 27 Hanover st. — house.
Elm-tree cottage, 106 Canseyside
Nels-on, T. publisher, Blacket place
Nelson, Thomas, linen draper, 8 Calton street
Nelson, Thomas, printer, 3 Register place
Nelson, Wm. publisher, W. Newington ho.
Nelson, Miss Barbara C. tobacconist, 9
Broughton st. — ho. 63 South bridge
Ness, David, marble- cutter and sculptor, 15
Leith walk
Ness, John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
1 Montgomery street
Ness, T. smith, 29 Commercial place — ho. 2
Regent street
Ness, Mrs John, 18 Gardner's crescent
Nevay, Alex. 26 Pitt street
Nevin, John, 35 Northumberland street
New Club, 84 Princes street — David Home,
secretary
New College, head of Mound
New Equitable Life Assurance Office — Robt
Allan and 11. J. Dunlop, agents, 4 St An-
drew square
Newbigging, David, agent, 128 Nicokon et.
Newbigging, Jas. painter, 31 Candlem. row —
house, 9 Society
Newbigging, Patrick, M.D.,F.R.C.S.29 Heriot
row
Newham, Peter, 6 Middleby street
Newlands, Peter, rope manufacturer, 106
Grassmarket
Newlands, Mrs, 16 Gilmore place
Newton, Christ. {Duncan, Flockhart, 6f Co.),
2 South Charlotte street
Newton, James, W.S. 33 Great King street
Newton, James, 9 South-east Circus place
Newton, Robert, superintendent of roads,
County hall — house, 13 Middleby street
Newton, Wm. Waring Hay, of Newton, 36
George square
Newton, William, 12 Athol place
Niblett, F. B. 38 Northumberland street
Nichol, Davidson, stationer, 9 Arniston place
Nichol, James, bookseller and publisher, 9
N. Bank street (publication office of Mis-
sionary Records of Free Church of Scotland, and
tile Bulwark or Reformation Journal) — ho.
7 Salisbury place
Nichol, Walter, LL.D. teacher of mathematics,
86 South bridge — house, 2 Queen street
Nichol, Misses, milliners and dressmakers,
37 North Castle street
Nicholson and Johnston, grocers and wine
merchants, 1 E. Preston street
Nicholson, Jas. shipmaster, 1 Albany st. Leith
Nicholhon, John, lodgings, 44 Cumberland st.
Nicholson, Joseph, grocer, 207 Pleasance
Nicholson, Wm. grocer, &c. 53 Lauriston pi
and 33 Buccleuch street — house, 33
Nicholson, Mrs, 41 East Claremont st.
Nicol and Camming, tailors, &c. 26 Homest.
Nicol, Rev. Andrew, 11 Hill place
Nicol, Andrew, bootmaker, 26 Elder st.
Nicol, Erskine, artist, 15 Fettes row
Nicol, James, cooper, 13 Baltic street
Nicol, John, archt. & build. 16 Broughton st.
Nicol, John, 2 W. Lauriston place
Nicol, K. slater, 1 9 Buccleuch st.
Nicol, Robt. painter & glazier, 27 Frederick st.
— house, 6 S. Charlotte street
Nicol, Robert, die & stamp cutter, 37 North
bridge — house, 26 Raukeillor street
Nicol, Robt. G. Blandtield cottage
Nicol, Mrs James, 9 Montagu street
Nicol, Miss C. 28 Brunswick street
Nicol, Misses, dressmakers, 16 Clyde street
Nicol, Misses, 17 Union place
Nicoll, Alexander, 2 Salisbury street
NicoU, Alex, accountant. If East Broughton pi.
Nicolson, D. 26 Carrubber's close
Nicolson, David & Son, grocers, wine & spirit
mercht8.36 Canongate— ho. 120 Causeyside
Nicolson, David, baker, 40 Abbey hill
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Nicolson, George {Henderson <L- Bisset), 2
Atholl place
Nicokon, J. (Russell d- Alcolson), 28 India st.
Nicolson, William, WiUiamfield, Bonnington
NicolsoB, William, grocer, 33 Buccleuch st.
Nicolson, Mrs, 12 Warriston crescent
NicolsoD, Mrs, 7 Frederick street
Nicolson, Mrs, 19 St Patrick square
Night Asylum, Old Fleshmarket close, 190
High street
Nightingale, Edward W. clothier and general
outfitter, 19 South St Andrew street — house,
22 Rutland bquare
Nimmo, Arch. {B. Linen Co.), 37 St An-
drew square
Ximmo, David, engraver, lithographer, and
printer, 3 East Register street
Nimmo, Jas. engra. lithographer, copperplate
& letterpress printer, 7 Carrubber's close
Nimmo, James (P. and J. N.), 38 Castle street
Nimmo, John, grocer, 328 Latvnmarket
Nimmo, VnmvuseiP.andJ.N.), 18 Brown sq.
Nimmo, Primrose & Jas. brassfoun. plumbers,
and gas-meter manufrs. 9 N. Bank street
Nimmo, Thos. late forage-master, Jock's lodge
Nimmo, William, stationer, 132 Kirkgate
Nimmo, William, commission agent. Bell's
court, Leith
Nimmo, jSIrs Alex. 6 Albany street, Leith
Nimmo, Mrs F. J. 46 Bernard street
Nimmo, Mrs, 3 Ronaldson's buildings
Nimmo, IMisses, dressmakers, 43 Broughton
street
Nisbet, Alexander, cabinetnaaker, 9 Moray st.
Nisbet, James, 5Gibb's entry
Nisbet, James, S.S.C. 31 St Andrew square
Nisbet, John, grocer, &c. 48 Main street,
Newhaven
Nisbet, John, 2 Beaumont place
Nisbet, John, coal merchant, 9 E. and G. rail-
way, Haymarket
Nisbet, Jn. house-painter, 69 N. Hanover st.
Nisbet, Joseph, boot and shoem. 23 Bristo st.
Nisbet, Joseph, grocer and spiiit dealer, 67
St Andrew street, Leith
Nisbet, Robert, apjent, 12 No. Richmond st.
Nisbet, Robert, 20 St Leonard street
Nisbet, Rev. Robert, D.D. (TF. Ht Giles), 19
Lynedoch place
Nisbet, Robert, letter-carrier, 35 Lothian st.
Nisbet, Robert, baker, 38 Rose street
Nisbet, Rob. boat builder, 3 Albany st. Leith
Nisbet, Robert, & Co. boot and shoemakers,
87 Nicolson street
Nisbet, Thomas, cane-worker, 15 St James'
square.
Nisbet, Thos. auctioneer and appraiser, 11
So. Hanover st. — house, 4 Henderson row
Nisbet, Thomas, 8 George street
Nisbet, Rev. Wm. Bristo manse, 26 Bristo
street
Nihbet, Wm. J. druggist, 1 So. College st.
Nisbet, Mrs James, 24 Northumberland st.
Nisbet, Mrs, flesher, Veal market
Nisbet, Miss C. 16 Broughton place
Nisbet, Misses, 9 Manor place
Niven, Archd. dairy, 42 Cumberland street
Niven, Alex. T. accountant, British Empire
Mutual Life and Fire Assurance Society,
29 Northumberland street
Niven, John, M.D. surgeon, 1 10 Lauriston pi.
Niven, John, hotel and tavern keeper, 13
Shakspeare square
Niven, Robert, gardener, Allanfield
Niven, Robt. jun. gardener, Jamaica st. Leith
Niven, William, baker, 45 St Leonard street
Niven, l\Iiss, 8 Athol place
Nivison, Rev. Alexander, LL.OO.P. 22 Gay-
field square
Nixon, J. currier. World's end close, High st.
Noa, Leopold, teacher of German and music,
27 Nelson street
Noble, James, grocer, I Ciaremont place
Noble, James, University hotel and tavern, 1
North College street
Noble, John, grocer & wine mer. 10 Howe st.
Noble, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 94
West port
Noble, Thomas, grocer, 38 William street
Noble, William, wine merchant and grocer, 7
William street
Noble, Mrs, coal merchant, 13 Port-Hope-
toun — ho. 151 Fountainbridge
Nolile, Mrs Alexander, 65 Cahtle street
Noble, Mrs James, 14 Charlotte square
Noble, Mrs, 10 Arniston place
Nockles, James, dealer in linen thread, 2
Drummond street
Norie, A. dressmaker, 24 Brunswick street
Norie, Miss, 17 Maitland street
North British Advertiser Ofiice, 8 Melbourne
place
North British Agriculturist oflSce, 377
High street
North British Colour Works — W. Dawson,
20 Elbe street, and Little Carron, Leith
North British Daily Mail, 14 S. St Andrew st.
North British Fire and Life Insurance Co.
64 Princes street. — See Adv.
North British Railway Co. offices, 24 St An-
drew square and 1 Shore — James Nairn, sec.
Northern Assurance Co. 20 St Andrew
square — Christie, R. jun. sec. — See Adv.
Northern Club, 91 George street
Northern Coal Mining Co. 3 Coalhill
Northern District School, Henderson row
! Northern Lighthouse Office — A. Cunning-
ham, secretary, 84 George street — ho. 17
Coates crescent
Northern Reversion Co. 7 N. St Andrew
street — Wm. Wood, manager
Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance So-
ciety, 31 Princes street. — See Adv.
Notman, David, builder, 13 Young street
Novice, George William, artist. 3 Comely
Green crescent
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O'CoNNELL, B. whip gut manufac, Beavethall
O'Connor, Bernard, grocer and spirit dealer,
234. Cowgate
O'Donnell, Rev. Alexander, 17 Brown square
O'Donnell, Charles & Co. furniture dealers,
156 Cowgate
O'Donnell, E & Co. furniture dealers, 49
Hanover street — house, 52
O'Donnell, Mrs Charles, 3 Howard place
Office for Arrears of City and County Tuxes,
160 High street — W. A. Thomson, jun.
Offices for the Schemes of the Church of
Scotland, 22 Queen street
Offices of the Free Church, 58 and 62 Fred-
rick street
Officer, Mrs, 11 Picardy place
Ojjg, Peter, cowfeeder, 128 Rose street
Ogilvie, A. {J. b, A. 0.), 5 West Newington
Ogilvie, Andrew, lodgings, 9 Trinity crescent
Ogilvie, J. & A. tweed wart housemen, 31
North bridge
Ogilvie, James (/. cj- A. 0.), 128 Princes st.
Ogilvie, John, secretary North British In-
surance Co. 65 Princes street
Ogilvie, Jn. com. merchant, 10 N. St David
street — house, 9 S.E. Circus place
Ogilvie, Robt. G., W.S. 14 Cumberland street
Ogilvie, Lieut. S. T., R.N. 5 Comely green pi.
Ogilvie, T. baker & coVifectioner, 2 Elm row
Ogilvie, Thos. cloth merchant, 17 Brislo st.
Ogilvie, Mrs General, 32 Heriot row
Ogilvie, Mrs, Windmill house
Ogilvie, Mrs, 5 West Newington
Ogilvy, Alexander, Inverforth, Trinity
Ogilvy, Charles, \8 Nelson street
Ogilvy, G. Ramsay, advocate, 16 Duke street
Ogilvy, Jamts, accountant, 22 Dundas street
Ogilvy, James, artist, 2 West Nicolson street
Ojiilvy, James, writer, 9 South Melville pi.
Ogilvy, J. S. accountant, agent for Lancashire
Insurance Co. 15 Great King st.
Ogilvy, Wm. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
7 Elm row — house, 6
Ogilvy, Mrs, 35 Gilmore place
Ogle and Murray, booksellers and stationers,
49 South bridge
Ogle, Robt. 7 Raeburn place
Old (Indigent) Men's Society — William Scott
Elliot, 32 Regent terrace, secretary
Oldham, J. 31 New buildings — house, 2 East
Preston street
Oliphant, Francis, baker, 6 Middle Arthur pi.
Oliphant, Francis, jun. baker, 110 High st.
Ohphant, Robt., S.S.C. 17 Young street
Oliphant, Robert, 10 Charlotte square
Ohphant, Robert, stabler, 16 Charlotte place
Oliphant, Wm. & Sons, publishers and book-
sellers, 7 S. bridge — ho. 21 Buccleuch pi.
Oliphant's, Mr, school, 33 Charlotte square —
house, 28 Charlotte square
Oliphant, Mrs Dr, 22 Clarendon crescent
Oliphant, Mrs John Hope, 2 Atholl crescent
Oliphant, Mrs Walter, 8 Buccleuch place
Oliver & Boyd, publishers, printers, and book-
binders, Tweeddale court, 1 6 High street
Oliver, James Lawrie, 1 1 Canning place
Oliver, R. S. (Grieve Sf O.), 13 Gay field sq.
Oliver, Walter, tailor, 22 William street
Oliver, W. grocer and spirit dealer, 152 Cowg.
Oliver, Mrs Thomas, 7 Regent terrace
Oliver, Mrs, 48 London street
Oliver, Mrs Thomas, Newington lodge
Oman, Natb. tailor, 56 Thistle street
Omond, Robert, M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 43 Char-
lotte square
O'Neill, J. clothier, outfitter and draper, 74
High street
O'Neill, John, stafF-adjutant, 29 Hamilton pi.
Operative Bakers' House of Call, Borth-
wick's close, 186 High street
Operative Tailors' Co. 4 Riddle's cl. Leith
Orange, Andr6, daguerreotype portraits, 43
Princes street
Orchardson.Wm. Q. artist, 26 Royal crescent
Ordnance Office, Castle and Leith lort
Ordnance Survey Office, 13 Royal circus, 5
St Vincent street
Orkney, George, gardener, Northfield
Orme, Miss Mary, 24 Clarence street
Ormiston, John, baker, 3 Orchardfield place
Ormiston, John, coal mercht. Jock's lodge
Ormiston, Thomas, spirit merchant, 51 St
Andrew street
Ormiston, Mrs, lodgings, 7 No.- west Circus pi.
Orphan Hospital, Dean — J. Scott Mon-
creiflF, treasurer, 20 India street
Orphoot, Peter, M D. dentist, 113 George st.
Orphoot, Mrs, 113 George street
Orr, David, letter carrier, 3 Lauriston street
Orr, Capt. Edw. M., H.E.I.C.S. 13 Bruns-
wick street. Hillside
Orr, Captain J. superintendent of Naval and
Military Academy, 42 St Cuthbert street
Orr, John, CM. 33 Parkside street
Orr, Robert, advocate, 37 Great King street
Orr, Mrs, 5 Randolph place
Orr, Mrs, 37 Great King street
Orrock and Romanes, bookbinders and sta-
tioners, 35 South bridge
Orrock, Alex. (O. Sf Romanes), 5 Roxburgh
place
Orrock, J. surg. & dentist, 7 Abercromby pi.
Orrock, Mrs, lodgings, 67 Hanover street
Orrok, Wemyss, of Orrok, 9 Carlton street
Osburn, Mrs, la Duncan street
Oswald, John, tobacco manufactr. 5 Lothian
street
Oswald, Henry, grocer, 27 London street
Ott, William, clock maker, 48 Leith street
Outram, Mrs, 42 York place
Ovenstone, Miss, 2 Morton street
Owen, Chas. painter & glazier, 2 W. Preston
street
Pack, Misses, 16 West Preston street
Packwood, Thomas, tailor, Newhaven
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Pailon, A. & D. booksellers and stationers, 13
St Andrew square
Padon, Tliomas, S.S.C. 15 Hart street
Fadon, I\Irs, 15 Hart street
Pae, James, cowfeeder, 36 Broughton street
Pagan, Oswald, spirit dealer, 1 1 Lady Law-
son's wynd
Pagan, Oswald, grocer and spirit dealer, 14
India place
Pagan, Dr S. A., F.R.CS. 40 Melville street
Pagan, Mrs, 16 London street
Page, G. sole agent for Elphinstone Colliery,
10 Elder street
Pairman, W. prov. mer. 7 North College st.
Paisley, John F., M.D. 6 Queen street
Palladium Life Assurance Office, 24 Queen
St. — Shand and Farquhar, W.S. agents.
Palmer, David, hairdresser, 13 St Anthony pi.
Palmer, Janots. teacher of music, 6 Union pi.
Palmer, John, hairdresser, Lothian road
Palmer, Thos. victual dealt r, 15 Cowgate-hd.
Panton, William, clothier, hatter, and hosier,
36 South bridge — ho. 31 Gayfield square
Panton, Mrs Wm., 37 Fountainbridge
Pape, George, Coltbridge house
Paris, George F. stationer, 34 Northumb. st.
Paris, John, shoemaker, 92 Kirkgate
Paris, Mrs, grocer & sp. dealer, 61 Cumb. st.
Park, Andrew, merchant, Leith walk
Park, A. & J. tea, wine, spirit, linseed cake,
and artificial manure merchants, 5 Hunter
square — house, 3 Queen street
Park, Arch. {A. 4- J. P.), 3 Queen street
Park, John, advocate, I Thomas street
Park, John W. boot maker, 4 William street
Park, Howard, Inland Revenue office. War-
die cottage
Park, Robert, merchant, 2 Brandon street
Park, R. & J. timber merchants. Tower st.
Park, Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Hay's court
Park, Thomas, bootmaker, 5 Glanville place
Park, Mrs, 23 London street
Park, Miss, 33 Dundas street
Parke, Alex, teacher and translator of French
and Italian, 17 Dundas street
Parker, .John, Principal Extractor Court of Ses-
sion, Register office — house, 8 Fettes row
Parker, John James, W.S. 8 Fettes row
Parker, John, Legacy Duty Office — house,
44 George square
Parker, J. & J. cabinetmakers and uphols-
terers, 30 Broughton street
Parker, John W. public tea gardens. Budding.
Parker, M. & Co. oil and com. merchants,
2 Crown st. Leith walk
Parker, Wm. A. advocate, 26 Great King st.
Parry, Geo. Farquharson place, W. Preston st.
Parlane, Miss, lodgings, 16 Cumberland street
Pass, Edwin, perfumer and hairdresser, 47
Frederick street — house, 45
Paler^on and Co. carpet manufacturers, 7 7
South bridge
Paieison, A. $i J. smiths, St Cuthbert's lane
Paterson and Sons, London pianoforte and
music saloon, 27 George street
Paterson & Anderson, merchants, 34 Grass-
market
Paterson & Thomson, human hair manufacts.
21 Elder street
Paterson, A. & Co. machine and axle makers,
Greenside lane
Paterson, Abertas, furniture dealer and auc-
tioneer, 136 Pleasance
Paterson, Adam, W.S. 36 Heriot row
Patt-rson, Alex, wine merchant, fl Bernard
street — house, 21 Drummond place
Paterson, Alex, collector, 17 Thistle street
Paterson, Alex. F. grocer, 39 Kirkgate, Leith
— house, 72
Pattrson, Andrew Murray, accountant, 30
St Andrew square — house, Wardie villa
Paterson, Andrew, accountant, 3 North St
Andrew street — bouse, 10 Howard place
Paterson, Arch, merchant, 2 Baxter's place
Paterson and Co. lacemen, 51 Frederick st.
Paterson, D. & Co. fancy bird dealers, 11
South St Andrew street
Paterson, David, plumber, gasfitter, and tin-
plate worker, 10 Thistle street
Paterson, David A. {Cochrane^ Paterson, if
Co.), Fort street, Nprth Leith
Paterson, David F. agent, 5 Kerr street
Paterson, David, brassfounder and gasfitter,
S.w Thistle St. lane,— ho. 31 E. Cumber-
land street
Paterson, George & Son, builders, 18 West
Preston st. and 27 Charlotte st. Leith
Paterson, Geo. of Castle-Huntly, advocate, 8
Coates crescent
Paterson, Geo. (Bank of Scot.) ^ 35 Minto st.
Paterson, George, Geo. IV. hotel, 5 Brown sq.
Paterson, Henry, 57 Cumberland street
Paterson, Hugh (^Hunter ^ Paterson)., 13
Henderson row
Paterson, Hugh, plumber, 6 Ingliston street
Paterson, James {Romanes ^ P.), 4 India st.
Paterson, James, watchmaker, 429 High street
Paterson, Jas. pawnbroker, 1 Richmond pi.
Paterson, James {Inland Revenue Office),
6 South Gray street
Paterson, James ( Geo. P. and Son), 54 South
Clerk street
Paterson, J. {A. P. S,- Co.) 1 Greenside lane
Paterson, James, coach-hirer, 10 Union street
Paterson, James, M.D. 17 St Bernard's cresc
Paterson, James, land surveyor, Western Dud-
dingston
Paterson, John, S.S.C. 14 Dublin street
Paterson, John (Dymock Sf P.), 42 Rankeillor
street '] 1
Paterson, John, civil engineer, 4 Bellevue • I
terrace
Paterson, John, jun. (P. S; Sons), 27 George st.
Paterson, John, dairy, 5 Duke street, Leith
Paterson, John, inspector of lighting and
cleaning. Lord Russell place
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Paterson, John, vintner, 21 Fleshraarket close
—house, 22
Paterson, John, civil engineer and surveyor,
10 N. St Andrew st. — ho. 4 Bellevue ter.
PaterHon, L. merchant, 38 Charlotte street,
Leith
Paterson, Maurice, bookbinder & bookseller,
J 2 Catharine street — ho. 31 Broughton st.
PateraoD,R. architect, surveyor of police, West
Union villa, Grange road
Paterson, Robert, musicseller, SeaclifF villa.
Trinity
Paterson, Robert, M.D., F.R.C.P. 32 Char-
lotte street, Leith
Paterson, Rob. merchant, 118 Lauriston pi.
Paterson, Rob. lodgings, 19 Duke street
Paterson, Robert, baker, 35 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Paterson, Thomas, grocer, wine and spirit
mercht. 5 E Register street
Paterson, Thos. custom-ho. officer, 6 Annfield
Paterson, Thos. K. jeweller, 24 Nicolson street
Paterson, Thos. draper, 56 Lothian street
Paterson, Thos. spirit dealer, 98 Kirkgate
Paterson, Thos. letter-carrier, 174 Rose street
Paterson, Thomas, teacher of writing, arith-
metic, and book-keeping, 29 Frederick street
Paterson, Rev. William, 42 Lothian street
Paterson, W. (F. Richardson £^ Co.), 11 Gra-
ham street
Paterson, Wm. 1 Madeira street
Paterson, Wm. tea merchant and grocer, 53
Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Paterson, Wm. (B. L. Co.'sBk.),20 Leopold pi.
Paterson, Mrs Ann, spirit mer. 105 Kirkgate
Paterson, Mrs, millinery, baby linen, and stay
warehouse, 54 Lothian >treet
Pater:ion, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Grove place
Paterson, Mrs, lodgings, 52 Bristo street
Paterson, Mrs Maria, lodgings, 3 Rutland st.
Paterson, Mrs, Wardie villa
Paterson, Mrs, 42 Drumraond place
Paterson, Mrs, of Castle Huntly, 3 Coatescr.
Paterson, Mrs, of Merryflats, 4 Carlton st.
Paterson, Miss J. baker, 1 South St Andrew
street — house, 1 St David street
Paterson, Miss Mary, 11 Warriston crescent
Paterson, Miss, dressmaker, 13 Frederick st.
Patison and Forrester, silk mercers, 13 St
Andrew square
Patison, Wm. Williamfield
Patison, Mrs William, Pirniefield
Patison, Misses, 60 Cumberland street
Paton & Ritchie, printers, publishers, and
stationers, 3 Hanover street— printing-office,
13 George street
Paton & Kohler, metal refiners, Croft-anrigh
Paton, Alex, boot and shoe maker, 28 South
bridge
Paton, Alexander G. boot & shoe maker, 24
Hanover street
Paton, Charles, painter, 21 London street
Paton, David, builder, 17 Greenside street
Paton, Hugh, printer, publisher, picture-
cleaner, carver and gilder to the Queen and
H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent, 10 Princes
street — printing-office, 8 North College st.
— house, 1 Hay street
Paton, John, 33 Parkside street
Paton, Rob. shipmaster, 12 Trinity crescent
Paton, Thomas S. advocate, 8 Nelson street
Paton, Thomas, 23 Pitt street
Paton, Walter, cabinetmaker, 12 Brandon st.
Paton, Walter, surveyor for Lloyd's, 33 Sand-
port street — house, 2 Bank place
Paton, Mrs, Mansionhouse road
Paton, Miss Janet, 4 West Claremont street
Paion, Miss, 7 London street
Patrick, M'Ewen, & Garment, W.S. 32 Al-
bany street
Patrick, Robert, Sunbury distillery — house.
Bell's mills
Patrick, William, W.S. 32 Albany street
Patrick, Mrs S. 4 Gloucester place
Patriotic Assurance Co. of Ireland, 15
Royal Exchange
Patten, John, W.S. 7 Drummond place
Patterson, J. C. 14 Nicolson square
Patterson, John, baker, 22 Brunswick stre e
Patterson, J. R. Stuart street, Piershill
Patterson, Wm. boot and shoe manufacturer,
233 Cowgate
Patterson, Miss J. dressmaker, 67 Ironside pi.
Patteson, Matthew, 1 West Claremont street
Pattison, G. H. advocate, 18 Duke street
Pattison, John, W.S. 39 London street
Pattison, T. H., M.D., F.R.C.P. S9 London st.
Pattison, Walter G. merchant and agent, 72
Timber bush, I,eith
Pattison, W. J. agent, 24 Greenside place —
house, 33 East Claremont street
Pattison, Mrs H. spirit dealer, 1 1 Market st.
Pattison, Mrs Thos. Summer lodge. Trinity
Pattison, Mrs, 2 Pilrig street
Pattison, Miss, boarding-school, 13 West
Preston street
Pattison, Misses, 33 East Claremont street
Pattison, Miss, 24 Greenside place
Patton, George, advocate, 30 Heriot row
Patton, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 8 Kerr street
Paul, Henry, 13 Torphichen street
Paul, Rev. John, D.D. 13 George square
Paul, Patrick, S S.C. 19 York place
Paul, Rob. 16 Randolph crescent, and Kirk-
land lodge, Hermiston
Paul, Thomson, W.S. 15 Hart street
Paulin, George, cabinetmaker and furniture
dealer, 4 Howe st. — work-shop, Jamaica st.
Pawnbroking Co. 35 South bridge — Wm. C.
Poole, managing partner — house, 11 Keir
street. — See Adv.
Paxton, Js. shoemaker, 27 N. Richmond st.
Paxton, John, wine & spirit merchant, 6 Coat-
field lane
Paxton, Miss, teacher of music, 30 Rutland sq.
Peace, Jas. (P. |- Co.), 2 Haddington place
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Peace, Philip, optician & looking-glass manu-
facturer, 99 Princes street
Peace & Co. railway agents — offices, Leith
and Granton Railway Stations
Peacock, Adam, tobacco manufacturer, 54
Shore — house, 10 Wellington place
Pf acock, Adam, 19 Home street
Peacock, Andrew, tobacco manufactr. World's
end close — house, 1 Arniston place
Peacock, George, tailor, 27 Dundas st.
Peacock, John (f. Lawsun and Son), 3 Mel-
bourne place
Peacock, Thos. mercantile accountant, 24
Salisbury street
Peacock, T. B. com. agent, I Annandale st.
Peacock, W. tailor and clothier, 20 N. bridge
PeHCock, E. & M. milliners and dressmakers,
51 Home street
Peacock, Mrs Henry, lodgings, 41 Castle street
Pearce, Mrs, 24 Alva street
Pears, Jas. baker, 66 Buccleuch street — ho. 2
Buccleuch place
Pearson & Robertson, W.S. 17 Royal circus
Pearson, Charles, accountant, 128 George street
Pearson, David A., W.S. 17 Royal circus
Pearson, David, lodgings, 40 Cumberland st.
Pearson, J. minister, 11 London row, Leiih
Pearson, Thos. road contractor. Powburn
Pearson, Thomas, officer of Inland Revenue,
Primrose cottage, Lochend road
Pearson, Mrs James, plumber and gasfitter,
48 South back of Canongate
Pearson, Mrs, 23 South Norton place
Pearson, Miss A. 12 Darnaway street
Peaston, Alex, jeweller, 51 North bridge
Peaston, Jas. tailor and clothier, 4 West Re-
gister street — house, 17 Scotland street
Peaston, Miss E. dressmaker, 2 Cannon st.
Peat, Captain, ll.N. Viewforlh house
Peat, James, merchant, 100 Laurifcton place
Peat, James D. Z. {Edin. ^ Glas. Bank), 100
Lauriston place
Peat, Mrs Mary, 11 Lynedoch place
Peattie, John, grocer, 34 Cumberland street
Peattie, John, working man's refreshment
rooms, 1 Market stairs
Peddie, Alex., M.D., F.R.C.P. 15 Rutland st.
Peddie, Don. S. accountant, 1 George street —
house, Richmond lodge. Trinity
Peddie, James, W.S. 36 Albany street
Peddie, John Dick, architect, 10 Nelson street
Peddie, R. {Young &; P.), 2 Upper Gilraore pi.
Peddie, Rev. Dr William, 57 George square
Peddie, William, grocer, 45 Home street
Peddie, Mrs Dr, Richmond Lodge, Trinity
Peddie, Mrs, stay and corsetmaker, 15 W.
Richmond street
Peddie, Mrs Wm. 36 N. Hanover street
Peddie, Miss, 59 Lauriston place
Peddie, Miss, straw-hat mak. Orchardfield ct.
Pedie, Wm. sheriff-officer, 297 High street
Peebles, John G. C, S.S.C, 5 Hill street-
house, 15 Dublin street
Peffers, Jas. surveyor of taxes, 6 Waterloo pi.
Peiyton, Misses, 30 Nicolson street
Pelican Life Assurance Company — Agents,
Jas. Balfour, 14 George st., Murray &
Beith, 50 Castle st., and John M'Culloch,
B. L. Co.'s Bank. — See Ado.
Pendrich, John, baker, 47 Fountainbridge
Pendrigh, William, family linen warehouse,
88 Princes street
Penman, Jas. cattle agent, 16 Clerk street
Penman, John, grocer, 42 Giles' street
Penman, Mrs J. tobacconist, 115 Nicolson st.
Penney, David, chemist, 72 Princes street
Penney, Wm. advocate, 24 Great King street
Penny, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 104 Rose st.
Pennycuik, J. spirit dealer, 76 Causeyside
Pentland, D. working jeweller, 63 North br.
Pentland, Y.J. & Son, coopers and stave mer.
13 Spence's place, Leith
Perigal, Arthur, artist and drawing master,
21 Hill street
Perriot, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 14 St
Andrew street
Perry, Mrs Dr, 12 Archibald place
Peter, David, 74 Thistle street
Peters, Alex, plumber and gasfitter, 13 Dun-
das street — house, 27 Cumberland street
Peters, David, cabinetmaker, 8 Hamilton pi.
Peterson, Archd. S. H. {Petenon Bro. dj Co.),
Woodville, Trinity
Peterson Brothers & Co. general commission
merchants, Allison's place
Peterson, John (Piterson Bro. Sf Co.), Alli-
son's place
Peterson, Magnus M. (^Peterson Brothers), 6
Haddington place
Petre, Hon. Edmund, St Margaret's works,
N. B. Railway
Petrie, Gavin, gen. merchant, 122 West port
Petrie, Geo. accountant, 31 North bridge
Petrie, Jas. shoemaker, 18 Cumberland street
Petrie, R. S. Seafield place. Links, Leith
Petrie, Miss Helen, French stay maker, 6
Charlotte place
Pettet, Mrs, 1 1 Lothian street
Petty, Miss, 10 North St Andrew street
Philip, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, & spirit
merchant, 84 West port
Philip, Alexander, watchmaker, 60 Princes
street — bouse, 7 Mound place
Philip, C. & Co. merchants, 11 Dock place —
house, 2 Bonnington place
Philip, Jn. wood merchant, 34 Whitfield pi.
Philip, R. merchant. Old Church street
Philip, William, clock and watchmaker to the
Queen, 6 Nelson st.
Philip, Mrs James, 25 Minto street
Phillips, Jas. {G. P.-O.), 30 S. St James' sq.
Phillips, Stephen, keep, gallery of casts, Royal
Institution
Phillips, Mrs B. bookseller and stationer, 5
Warriston place
Phillips, Mrs, 21 London stnet
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Philp, John, wine and spirit dealer, Druna-
mond court — house, 8 Blenheim place
Philp, William T. accountant, 11 Clarence
street
Philp, Mrs F. P., Willow bank cottage
Philp's Albion Temp, hoiel, 28 St. James' sq.
Philosophical Institution, 4 Queen street
— Henry Bowie, s«c; A. Tod, librarian
Philpot, James, furniture dealer and commis-
sion agent, 47 Hanover street
Phimester, Robt. wright, 14. Lauriston street
Phin, John, S.S.C. 13 Heriot row
Phin, Mrs W. fishing tackle manufacturer, 80
Princes street — house, 9 Thistle street
Phin, Miss J. Boroughmuirhead
Phin, Miss, 7 London street
Phipps, Thomas, Allanfield, Ferry road, Leith
Fhipps, Mrs, Allanfield, Ferry road, Leith
Phoenix Fire Assurance Company — Ag<-nts,
Robt. Allan, 4 St Andrew square ; John
M'CuUoch, B. L. Co S Bank ; Amlrew
Muir, 14 Royal exchange ; H. G. Watson,
3 St David st. ; Wm. Muir, Quality St.,
Leith
Picken, John, watchmaker, 8 Gilmore street
Picken, William, clock and watchmaker,
18 Victoria street
Pickford and Co. railway contractors & town-
carters, offices, Lothian road, North bridge,
and 6 Drummond street
-Piggott, George {N. L. office), 2 John's place
Pike, Wm. silk mercer and draper, 37 Princes
street — house, 10 George stieet
Pilkinion, T. and Son, archits and surveyors,
10 Dundas street
Pillans, H. and J. printers, 7 James' court
Pillans, Hugh Scott {City of Glasgow Bank),
15 Nelson street
Pillans, J. (H. §■ J. P.) printer, 2 E. New-
ington place
Pillans, James, professor of humanity, 43
Inverleith row
Pillans, Robert, musicseller, 37 Hanover st.
Pillans, Mrs, 2 East Newington place
Pinkerton, Adam, janitor, Edin. Academy
Pinkerton, David, cowfeeder, Patrick hall
Pinkerton, Mrs John, 26 Cumberland street
Pinkerton, Miss, teacher, 2 Causeyside
Pinkerton, Miss, 22 Scotland street
Piper, John, tailor and clothier, 4^ N. bridge
— bouse, 2 Buccleuch place
Piper, Mrs, 8 Windsor street
Pirie, Jas. {Customs), Ellen street
Pirret, James, grocer, 58 Clerk street
Pirrie, David, wright, 8 St Anthony street and
Junction street
Pirrie, Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 1 Rutland st.
Pitbladdo, James, clerk of works, 34 Wright's
houses
Pitcairn, Robt. W.S. official searcher of public
records, G. R. office, 9 Northumberland st.
Pitcairn, W. F. 19 Forth street
Pitcairn, Mrs, 14 Heriot row
Pitcairn, Miss, 14 Howe street
Pitcairn, Miss, 8 Ainslie place
Pitcaithley, R. wright and undertaker, 13
West Nicolson street
Pitman, Mrs General, 46 Heriot row
Pitt, Lieut. E. W., R. N. agent for transports,
42 Bernard street
Pitt, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 15 Catharine street
Pittendrigh, Rev. George, 15 Gilmore place
Player, J. agent, E. P. & D. Railway Com-
pany, Granton
Play fair, Wm. H. architect, 17 Great Stuart
street
Playfair, Misses, 28 Moray place
Plenderleath, Mrs, 6 Windmill street
Plenderleith, Miss, 13 Dundas street
Plowman, Geo. missionary, 16 Buccleuch st.
Plummer, Alexander, flesher, 47 Home street
Plummer, Jo. 1 and 2 Middle market — ho.
J 12 Lauriston place
Pocock, James, upholsterer, Haddon's court
Police Office, Police Chambers, High strert,
and 18 Charlotte street, Leith
Police Surveyor's Office, Police Chambers,
High street
Poison, Charles, 6 Brighton street
Pollexfen, James R., W.S. 6 India street
Pollock, Peter and Son, veterinary surgeons,
83 Rose street — house, 2 Frederick street
Pollock, Pet. hosier and glover, 25 Nicolson
street
Pollock, Peter, bookseller and stationer, 12
Leith street
Pollock, Robt. teacher of dancing, 3 Duncan
street, Leith
Pollock, William, solicitor, 13 York place
Poison and Falconer, paper rulers and book-
binders, 1 Milne square
Ponsonby, Mrs, boarding school, 6 Drummond
place
Ponton, George, baker, 10 St Vincent street
Pontton, Robert, spirit merchant, 16 Coal hill
Ponton, Thomas, architect, 10 Forres street
Poole, Alex, hairdresser, 50 Broughton st.
Poole, Wra. C. (South, Bridge Pawnbroking
Co.), 11 Keir street
Poor's Rate Office, 57 North bridge — Donald
M'Donald, collector
Pope, James, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
23 Charlotte st. — house. Junction house
Pope, Mrs Mary, 3 Bellevue terrace
Popowitz, George, photographic artist, 60
Princes street
Porteous, Alex, preparer of scurvy ointment, 5
Spence's place
Porteous, Alex, currier and leather merchant
GuUand's close, and 31 S. Rose street lane
— house, 4 Roxburgh street
Porteous, Alex, farmer, East Merchiston
Porteous, Alex, spirit dealer, 86 Candlemaker
row
Porteous, A. coal merchant, 13 Elm row, 84
South Clerk street, and 1 Port Hamilton
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Portpous, Andrew, postmaster, Boroughmuir-
head
Porteous, George, victual dealer, 86 Crosg-
causey
Porteous, J. officer of Calton incorporation, 23
Calton hill
Porteous, Jno. overseer, Craighouse, Borough-
muirhead
Porteous, John, 6 Haddington pi. — house, 16
Grove street
Porteous, William, writer, 53 George street
Portt'ous, William, corn merchant, 6 Grass-
market — house, 4 Brown's place
Porteous, W. {Inld. Rev.) 1 7 W. Nicolson st.
Porteous, William, tailor, 377 Hitch street
Porteus,Wra. house painter, 15 N.-W. Circus
pla -e
Porteou«, Mrs Wm. grocer and spirit dealer,
1 Heriot mount
Porteous, Miss, 13 Leopold place
Porteous, Misses, 16 St Vincent street
Porter, ^lartin, stationer and news agent, 3
S.-E. Circus place
Porter, Thos. wright. West Northumberland
street lane
Porter, Wm. H. coke and English coal agt-nt,
8 E. Register st. — ho. Springfield cottage.
Grange
Porterfield, John H. gardener. Upper Her-
mitai;e
PoRT-HopETOUN Foundry, 69 Fountainbr.
Post-Office, General, Waterloo place and
128 Constitution street
Pott, James, 55 Albany street
Pottie, James, baker, 9 West Richmond street
Potts, Cairnie, & Ray, cabinetmakers and
upholsterers, 9 Princes street
Potts, George, cabinetmaker, Northfield cot-
tage
Pott<, G. H. & Co. painters and decorators,
92 Princes street
Potts, Thomas, assistant clerk of Session, 14
Register office — house, 13 Gayfit-ld square
Potts, Thomas, lodgings, 57 Hanover street
Potts, Wm. wine merchant and grocer, 17
Downie place — ho. Clermont villa, Morn-
ingside
Potts, William and Henry, merchants and
wholesale agents, PortHopetoun warehouses
Potts, William, agent, 16 Broughton place
Pourie, Adam, boot and shoe maker, 44 Bridge
street
Pourie, John, & S ns, coopers, 10 Sandport
street — house, 33 Bridge street
Pow, James, surgeon, 20 Drummond place
Powell, Frederick W. {Duncan, Flockhart, d:
Powell), 33 St Bernard street
Prager, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Society
Pratt, John, gun maker, 99 Princes street —
house, 17 George street
Pratt, Robert, tailor, 44 South bridge
Pratt, Mrs Alex. 12 Hill square
Pratt, Miss, matron. House of Refuge
Pratt, Miss, teacherof muMC, 37 Broughton pi.
Prentice, J. R. 20 Gilmore place
Prentice, John, cowfeeder, 8 ToUcross
Prentice, Mrs Thos. grocer, 13 Couper street
Prescot, Thomas, gun polisher, 27 Jamaica st.
Preshaw, John, hotel, 25 Fleshmarket close
Preston, James, umbrella maker, 3 Bread st.
Preston, Mrs, .51 Broughton street
Pretsell, .James, spirit dealer, 44 West Cross-
causey
Pretaell, Miss Margaret, 5 Keir street
Prettie, Mrs T. lodgings, 3 Saunders street
Pridie, Peter H. solicitor, 5 Nicolson street
Primmer, Mrs John, toy shop, 26 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Primrose, Hon. B. F. 22 Moray place
Primrose, John, coil merchant, 3 Crown street
Prince of Wales Life and Educational Assur-
ance Company, 80 George street
Prince of Wales hotel, 44 & 46 W. Register st.
Pringle, Alex, of Whytbank, 2 Randolph clifF
Pringle, A. grocer and spiritdeal. 35 Clerk st.
Pringle, Alex. {Adjutant- General's Office), I
Grove street
Pringle, David (N. B. Advertiser Office), 13
Torphichen street
Pringle, Dav. carver and gilder, 10 Simon sq.
Pringle, George, 14 Rutland street
Pringle, James, grocer, 6 St Leonard's hill
Pringle, .T. provision mercht. 3 Spring gard.
Pringle, James {Edin. Rope Co.)^ 3 Hermit-
age place
Pringle, James, barm brewer, Gibb's entry
Pringle, Jn. innkeeper, 3 West Crosscausey
Pringle, .John {Edin. and Glas. Bunk), 9
Wharton place
Pringle. John, superintendent of slaughter-
bouse^, 55 Fountain bridge
Pringle, Major-Gen. of Svraington, Raimes'
place, Bonnington
Pringle, Robert, W.S. 32 Ann street
Pringle, Robert, canteen, Jock's lodge
Pringle, Thomas, 10 Brighton street
Pringle, William, 18 Scotland street
Pringle, Wm. cowfeeder, 4 Elbe street
Pringle, Wm. victual dealer, 16 Grassmarket
Pringle, Wm. lodgings, 5 Shandwick place
Pringle, Mrs Andw. spirit dealer, 9 Stead's pi.
Pringle, Mrs, grocer and spirit merchant, 78
Canongate — ho. 80
Pringle, Miss W. 54 Cumberland street
Pringle, Misses, 2 Randolph cliff
Pritty, John, printer, 42 Thistle street
Privy Seal Office, Register house
Proctor, Adam, plumber and gasfitter, 5
Church lane — house, 55 India place
Proctor, Mrs Jane, lodgings, 1 8 Lothian street
Procurator Fiscal's Office, 10 Royal Exchange
Professional Life Assurance Company, 32
St Andrew sq.— Richard Wilson, manager.
— See Adv.
Profit, Alexander, 12 Elbe street, Leith
Property & Income Tax Office, Waterloo pi.
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Property & Income Tax, for ancient royalty,
. 23 Geo. IV. bridge, G. Cairns, S.S.C. & S.L.
Profertv Investment Company — office, 114
High street — Alex. Cuthbert, manager
Prophit, Thomas, fishmonger, 49 London st.
Proud, John, baker, 114 West port
Proud, Mrs, grocer, 11 Earl Grey street
Proudfoot, G. 80 St Andrew street, Leith
Proudloot, John, teacher, 1 Duncan st. Leith
Proudfoot, Robert, shoemaker, 1 1 Davie st.
Proudfoot, Thomas, 5 Fyfe place
Proudfoot, Wm. letter-carrier, 59 Potterrow
Proudfoot, Mrs Ann, 15 Fettes row
Proven, David, club- master, 14 Queen street
Provident Clekks' Mutual Life Assurance
and Benevolent Fund — A. Paterson, 3 No.
St Andrew street
Provident Clerks' Mutual Life Assurance
and Benevolent Fund, and Unity Fire In-
surance Association, 11 Picardy place —
Wm. Gray agent
Provident Life Office, 8 Gloucester place —
Webster and Renny, agents
Provincial (The) Fire Insurance Co., Great
Britain and India, and London Life Assur-
ance Offices,— Wm. Kelso Thwaites, S.S.C.
— chambers, 2 Queen street — house, 30
Clarence street
Provest, Mrs, lodgings, 37 Northumberland st.
Pryde, Jas. teacher of mathema. 50 South br.
PuUar, James Y., S.S.C. 16 Picardy place
Puuton, Robert, spirit merchant, 16 Coal hill
Purdie, James, furnishing iroumonger, 23
Leith street
Purdie, John, London pianoforte and music
warehouse, 83 Princes street
Purdie, John, 10 Inverleith row
Purdie, John {Refreshment Rooms), \9¥\eiih-
market close
Purdie, Thos. {Lithgow and P.), 60 Hanov. st.
Purdie, Christina, toy warehouse, 79 Princes
street
Purdie, Mrs, lodgings, 14 Trinity crescent
Purveis, Mrs, lodgings, 113 Princes street
Purves, John, warehouseman, 15 Hart street
Purves, Peter, tailor & clothier, 22 Waterloo
place — ho. 8 Barony street
Purves, Robert, 18 Leopold place
Purves, Robert, 30 Alva street
Purvfcs, Thos. gardener, Arthur St. Leith walk
Purves, Thomas, lodgings, 19 Albany street
Purves, William, clerk, 7 Crichton street
Purves, William and Co. clothiers to the Queen,
58 Princes street
Purves, Wm. tailor and clothier, 31 N. bridge
Purvis, Alexander, smith, 12 Deanhaugh st.
Purvis, Joseph, 34 Castle street
Purvis, William, 5 Melville street
Purvis, Mrs Dr, 6 Hill place
Purvis, Mrs, of Glassmount, 4 St Colme st.
Pyle, George H. 9 Montagu street
Pyle, William, 13 Cheyne strt-ct
Pyper, Hamilton, advocate, 15 Royal crescent
Pyper, John, agent, 7 Johnstone street
Pyper, John, writer, 37 York place
Queen's Temperance Hotel, 71 Princes st.
Quin & Donald, china merchts. 10 Bristo pi,
Quinet, Mrs, housekeeper, Holyrood palace
Quigley, Mrs James, 32 Dundas street
Racket Court, 180 Rose street
Radley, William, coal agent, 101 Causeyside
Rae, Alexander, grocer, 3 and 4 Glanville
place — house, 10 Mary place
Rae, David, builder, 6 Spring gard. Stockbr.
Rae, Francis, grocer, 45 Cumberland street
Rae, George, joiner, 2 Cumberland strett
Rae, George M., 2 George street
Rae, George, grocer and victual dealer, 43
Dundas street
Rae, Henry, silk mercer, and draper, 8 Spring
gardens — house, 6
Rae, Jas. gardener. East Morningside house
Rae, Robert, plumber, 23 W. Register stret-t
Rae, Robert, wood merchant, 3 Wallace place
Rae, Thomas, baker, 5 Leven street
Rae, Thos. writer and account. 14 Raeburu pi.
Rae, Wm. chimney sweep, 33 St Patrick sq.
Rae, Wm. Fraser, 2 George street
Raeburn, James, portmanteau & trunk manu-
facturer, 5 South St Andrew street — house,
7 North St David street
Raeburn, John, broker, 245 Cowgate
Raeburn, John P. 4 Warriston crescent
Raeburn, Robt. R. architect, 4 Warriston cr.
Raeburn, William, wine & spirit dealer, 5'd7
Castle hill and 343 High street
Raeburn, Miss, 22 Gayfield square
Railway, Caledonian — station, Lothian road
Railway, Dalkeith Br. ot N. B. St Leonard's
Railway, Edinburgh & Glasgow — stations.
North bridge and Citadel
Railway, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee —
office, 9 Princes street
Railway, Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton —
station. Princes street
Railway, North British — offices, 24 St An-
drew square, and 1 Shore (James Nairn,
secretary; W. Hardie, manager goods de-
partment ; William Lyall, superintend-
ent)— station, North bridge
Railway Passengers' Assurance Office, 4 St
Andrew square — Robert Allan, agent
Raimes, Blanchard, & Co. agents, wholesale
druggists, and manufacturing chemists.
Smith's place
Raimes, John, Smith's place
Raimes, Richd. {R. ^ Co.), Bonnington park
Rainie, Robert, accountant and actuary, 19
Gilmore place
Rainnie, George, 6 Gardner's crescent
Raleigh, Samuel, accountant, 5 N- St David
street — ho. East Union villa. Grange road
Ralston, Alex, staymaker, Hyndford close
Ralston, Mrs, coach hirer, Regent terrace lane
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Ramage, Adam, Britannia metal manufacturer,
25 Lothian road — house, 23 Bread street
Ramage, Alex, letter-carrier, 26 Carnegie 8t.
Ramage, J. wright & undertaker, 20G Rose
street
Ramage, James, lithographer and draughts-
man, Boroughlochhead cottage
Ramage, John, baker and confectioner, 3 & 4
Albert place — bouse, 2
Ramagp, John & Son, plasterers, 39 Jamaica
street
Ramage, Robert {J. R. ^ Son), 27 Howe st.
Ramage, Wm. cowfeeder, 8 South Niddry st.
Ramage, Mrs, 22 St Patrick square
Ramaee, Mrs, lodgings, 7 East Adam street
Rampini, Jos. 10 Gloucester place
RampUng, J. Waterloo hotel, & Waterloo
rooms, 23 & 24 Waterloo place
Ramsay, Adam, farmer. Trinity park
Ramsay, Alex, manager Water Oj. Greenhill
RaiDsay, Alex, draper, 21 Haddington place
Ramsay, Da v. & Son , printers and publishers of
the^. Evening Courant,lS% & 190 High st.
Ramsay, David, me/chant and com. agent,
24 St James' square — house, 1 Links place
Ramsay, David, surgeon, 29 London street
Ramsay, the Very Rev. Edward B. {St Johi's
Episcopal Chapel), 23 Ainslie place
Ramsay, George, Courant Office, 188 High st.
Ramsay, George, manager Scottish Union In-
surance Company, 12 Alva street
Ramsay, Genrjie, stabler, 16 W. Xicolson st.
Ramsay, James, writer, 1 Clermont place
Ramsay, James, coal agent, 14 Semple street
Ramsay, James, lodgings, 3 Maitland place,
Newhaven
Ramsay, Jn. pianoforte wareroom, 6 Calton
street
Ramsay, John, wright and undertaker, St
Stephen street — house, 69 Cumberland st.
Ramsay, John, tailor, 30 William (Street
Ramsay, Johu Wedderburn, 12 Alva street
Ramsay, John W. wine merchant, Wet docks
— house, 12 Alva street, Edinburgh
Ramsay, Peter, Esq. Viewville house, Gran-
ton road
Ramsay, Thomas, baker, 14 High street and
26 South Hanover street
Ramsay, W. coach hirer, 21 West Preston
street
Ramsay, William, tailor, 11 Home street
Ramsay, William, Viewville bouse. Gran-
ton road
Ramsay, William, slater and glazier, St Ste-
phen street — house, 18 St Vincent street
Ramsay, Mrs C. L. of Fala, 9 Manor place
Ramsay, I\Irs Dr, 15 Melville street
Ramsay, Mrs Euphemia, 33 London street
Ramsay, Mrs John, 9 Blacket place
Ramsay, Mrs, 1 Links place, Leith
Ramsay, Mrs, 4 North St James' street
Ramsay, Miss Janet, trimming shop, 46 Ha-
nover street
Ramsay, Miss, 44 Minto street
Ramsden, James, wool merchant, 1 Stafford st.
Ranken, D. flesher, 9 West Salisbury place —
house, East Sciennes street
Ranken, Francis, cut glass manufacturer,
brassfounder, and gasfitter, 16 Picardy place
— house, 8 Hope crescent
Ranken, George, optician, 112 Rose street
Ranken, P. coal merchant, 10 Salamander st.
Ranken, Thomas, S.S.C 68 Queen street
Ranken, Mrs Helen, 23 Lauriston street
Ranken, Miss, 3 Fyfe place
Rankin, John A. 23 Regent terrace
Rankin, Thomas, 2 Hill place
Rankin, Miss, 19 Queen street
Rattray, William, writer, 14 William st.
Rattray, Misses, 13 Torphichen street
Rausch& Busse, tailors & clothiers, 8 George st.
Rausch, W. L. {Rausch 6^ Bussn), 4 St
Andrew square
Ray, James (P. C. 6f i?.), Jordan bank,
Morningside
Ray ner, Richard, riding-master. Young street
lane — house, 3 Rutland square
Reading Rooms, Waterloo, 23 Waterloo place
Rfxords, Home and Foreign Missionary, and
Children's Missionary, of Established
Church of Scotland, publication office, 3
Hanover street — (Paton & Ritchie)
Records, Home and Foreign Missionary, and
Children's Missionary, of Free Church of
Scotland, publication office, 9 North Bank
street — (James Nichol)
Record Office, Register house
Record for Servants, 4 South St Andrew st.
Recorder's Office (Calton), 21 Calton hill
Recordkr's Office (Canomjate), 163 Canong.
Recorder's Office (Grey friars'), 30 Upper
gate, Crindlemaker row
RtcoRDEii's Office (St Cuihbert's), West kirk
Rednall's stny warehouse, 57 Princes street
Redpath, Alex, bookseller and army sta-
tioner, 295 High st bouse, 10 Hermitage
place, Stockbridge
Redpath, Brown, & Co. iron merchants aiid
ironmongers, 33 Candlemaker row, and 81
Constitution street, Leith
Redpath, H. (/?. ^' Brown), Grange bank,
Morningside
Redpath, Peter, flesher, Coates place
Redpath, Miss, 39 George square
Ree, Hermann {Combe^ Ree, ^- Co.), 18 Wind-
sor street
Reed, Robt. com. traveller, 16 S Charlotte st.
Refreshment and Reading Rooms for the
Working Classes — See detailed at Hotels
and Inns
Refuge, House of, Queensberry house
Register for Servants, 11 South College
street — Mrs Young, keeper
Registration Office, Register house
Rehern, Mrs, cowf. East Hermitage, Leith
Reid, Alexander, 10 Greenside street
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Keid, Alexander, optician, 6q Nicolson street
Held, Alex, tinsmith & gasStter, 34 Victoria st.
Reid, Alex, LL.D. head master Edinburgh
Institution^ 8 Queen street
Reid & Son, booksellers, stationers, printers,
and chartsellers to the Admiralty, 36 Shore
Ri id & Co.'s London porter store, 69 Shore —
Charles Morrison, agent
Reid, Charles G., W.S. 3 St Colme street
Reid, Charles, baker, 1 Jamaica street
Reid, C. P. {R. & Son), 10 Albany st. Leith
lleid, D. and Son, nurserymen, Leith walk
Reid, David, cabinetmaker, &c. Hope st. lane
—house, 7 South Charlotte street
Reid, David, wright & undertaker, 1 Hope pk.
Reid, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 11
William street
Reid, Daniel, mason and chimney sweep, 1
To! booth Wynd
Reid, George, hairdresser, 164 Rose street
Reid, Gilfillan, fishmonger, 4 Fishmarket
and 61 Frederick St.— house, 74 Thistle st.
Reid, James, accountant, 10 N St Andrew st.
Reid, James, agent, 35 West Nicolson street
Reid, James, bone yard, 49 Salamander st.
Reid, James {Com. Bank), 5 Upper Gray st.
Reid, James, 21 Minto street
Reid, James, Receiver of Crown Rents, Ex-
chequer, Morton House
Reid, James, gardener, Ferneyhill
Reid, John, skinner and leather dresser, Pow-
burn
Reid, John, baker, 43 Cumberland street
Reid, John & Co., silk mercers, 75 George st.
Reid, John, cabinetmaker and joiner, ;i Inglis-
ton street— ho. 13 East Adam street
Reid, John R. writer, 30 Royal circus
Reid, M. W. & Son, printers, 4 Nottingham pi.
— house, 10 Greenside street
Reid, Robert, 44 Charlotte square
Reid, Robert, house-painter, 3 Blenheim pi.
—-ho. Spring villa. Abbey hill
Reid, Robert, bootmaker, 32 St Leonard st.
Reid, Robert, ordnance contractor, 49 Bruns-
wick street
Reid, Dr Robert, dentist, 19 Heriot row
Reid, Thomas G. Inland Revenue, Edin-
burgh, Jock's Lodge
Reid, Rev. William, 7 Montpelier
Reid, Wm. pewterer and hardware merchant,
6 Victoria street
Reid, Wm. mercantile agent — warehouse, 12
Hill square, 5 Blacket place
Reid, William, & Sons, builders, Castle place
Reid, Wm. grocer, 58 Earl Grey street
Reid, Mrs Dr J. W., 10 Jordan bank, Morn-
ingside
Reid, Mrs Robert, 2 Scotland street
Reid, Mrs William, 28 Greenside street
Reid, Mrs, 5 Picardy place
Reid, Mrs Adam F. 2 Alva street
Reid, Mrs, straw- hat maker, 6 Rose street
Reid, Mrs, 8 Comely green place
Reid, MfH, 2 Nelson street
Reid, Mrs, 1 Lower Gilmore place
Reid, Miss, charity school, 81 Causeyside ;
Reid, Miss, tobacconist, 22 Bank street
Reid, Misses, milliners, 5 Hanover street
Reikie, .James, fruiterer, 4 Stafford street
Reikie, James, confectioner, .'38 Kirkgate
Religious and Charitable InstitutiouH, office,
6 York place
Rendall, Wm. CommisKion agent, 32 Bernard
street
Rendall, Magnus C. agent, 32 Bernard street
Rennie, Alex, spirit merchant, 3 Old Phytic
gardens
Rennie Brothers, agents and merchants, 135
Constitution street, Leith
Rennie, Archd. flesher, Craigside house
Rennie, Jas. warehouseman, 3 Anderson's pi.
Rennie, John, furnishing ironmonger and
smith, 53 Hanover street and North- West
Thistle street lane
Rennie, John, fishmonger and poulterer, 53
Clerk street
Rennie, P. house carpenter, 32 Cumberland st.
Rennie, Wm. smith and ironmonger, S. E.
Thistle street lane — house, 39 Thistle street
Rtnnie, William, grocer and wine and spirit
merchant, 25 Union place
Bennie, Win. flesher, 118 Nicolson street
Rennie, Mrs, midwife, 38 Brunswick street
Rennie, Mrs, 12 Gayfield square
Renny, Wm. J., W.S. 8 West Maitland st.
Renton, Hepburn, 2 West Circus place
Renton, James, S.S C. 2 Thistle court— house,
25 Scotland street
Renton, John, organ-builder, 8 North Bank
street— house, 10 St Patrick square
Renton, Robt., M.D., F.R C.P.E. 26 Howe st.
Renton, William, 22 Buccleuch place
Renton, Wm.jun. 22 Buccleuch place
Renton, Wm. & Co. mercers and general dra-
pers, 12, 13, & 14 Princes street, and 14
West Register street
Renton, William, baker, 98 Canongate
Renton, Wm. (P. Howden ^ Co.), 1 Morning-
side terrace
Renwick, Mrs, 30 Queen street
Reoch, Daniel, victual dealer, 20 Union |)1.
Reoch, Geo. W. agent for Scottish Union In-
surance Co. 15 Bernard street — ho. 5 Bon-
nington place
Reoch, Jn. Inglis, 4 Hamilton pi. Newingfon
Reoch, Reeve Burgess, designer, 29 Alva st.
Reoch, Mrs, cook, 90 Rose street
Repository for Ladies' Work, 6 N. Charlotte
street
Reston, Miss J. fringe, tassel, and trimming
maker, 68 George street
Revans, C. commer. traveller, 1 High Albany
street, Leith
Reynolds, Andrew, printer, 14 Pitt street
Rhind, D. architect, 54 Great Kinjr street
Rhind, John, accountant, 8 Hill t^quare
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Rhind, Robert {Murray 8f R.), 7 Nelson st.
— house, 9 James street, Portobello
Rhind, Win. surgeon, 121 Princes street
Rhind, Mrs, 5 GlouceHter place
Rhind, Miss Jane, 3 Dean terrace
Riach, G. S. 52 Raukeillor street
Riach, Mrs Alex. 52 Rankeillor street
Riccaltoun, Miss, 26 Charles street
Richard, Ji>hn, 20 "Windsor street
Richard, Walter {Miller Sf R.), 24 Regent ter.
Richardson, Aiex.& Son, bootmakers, 5 N.-w.
Circus place
Richardson Brothers, merchants, 105 West
Bow
Richardson, Andrew, Glover street
Richardson, David, urchitect, 6 Gt. Stuart st.
Richardson, Francis & Co oilmen, drysalters,
and cheese merchants, Grassmarket
Richardson, Francis {F. R. §• Co.), 2 Archi-
bald place
Richardson, Geo. victual dealer, 76 Rose st.
Richardhon, James {F. R. ^- Co.), 10 Keir st.
Richardson, James, smith and cart-wright,
Orchardfield street
Richardson, Jas. advocate, 22 Claremont or.
Richardson, Jas. accountant, 25 India st.
Richardson, Jas. merchant, 16 Coates cresc.
Richardson, Jas.jun.cSt Co. merchts. Calton pi.
Richardson, James, coal mercht. Duddingston
Richardson, James, victual dealer, 3 South
Melville place
Richardson, James, flesher, 45 and 46 Middle
market
Richardson, John, 11 Lothian street
Richardson, Johu, W.S. 13 Dundas street
Richardson, Xiven, dairy, 110 Kirkgate
Richardson, Peter, woollen draper, 213 High
street — house, 22 Claremont crescent
Richardson, Robert, grocer, Jock's lodge
Richardson, Robert {R. Brothers), 12 Brunts-
field place
Richardson, "W, agent to Jos. Rogers and Sons,
cutlers to the Queen, 53 New buildings,
North bridge — house, 13 Duke street
Richardson, V\' alter, upholsterer and under-
taker, 41 London street
Richardson, William, engraver, 3 Summer-
hall place
Richardson, Mrs J, grocer, Starbank place,
Newhaven
Richardson, Mrs, Drumsheugh cottage
Richardson, Mrs, Restalrig house
Richardson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 16 Jamaica st.
Richardson, Mrs Walter, stationer, 101 Kirk-
gate, Leith
Richardson, Miss, 15 Gardner's crescent
Richmond, John & Co. grocers, 12 Clerk st.
Richmond, Miss, 6 Scotland street
Riddle, James, boot and shoemaker, 4 St
Vincent street
Riddell, John, advocate, 57 Melville street
Riddell, John, tailor, 74 Thistle street
Riddell, Robt. merchant, 15 Bonnington pi.
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Riddell, Mrs Major, 49 Minto street
Ridland, John, grocer and wine merchant,
11 Union place— ho. 11 S. Norton place
Ridpath, David, confectioner, 36 Nicolson st.
—ho. 30
Rigg, Rev. Geo., St Mary's Catholic church,
Broughton street
Riley, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 38 India place
Rintoul, Misses, teachers, 6 Morton street
llitchards, John, dyer, 46 Water lane
Ritchie, A. Carnegy, advocate, 10 Albany st.
Ritchie, A. {R. ^ Son), 25 Gayfield square
Ritchie, A. H. tobacconist, 3 Kirkgate
Ritchie, Alex. Handyside, sculptor, I Mound
place, Ramsay lane
Ritchie, Alex, liihojjraphic printer and engra-
ver, 19 South St David street
Ritchie, Alex, agent for Edmondson's Rail-
way Ticket Apparatus^ 7 Young street
Ritchie, Arch, manager London and Edinb.
Shipping Co. 7 Madeira place
Ritchie, Archd. sculptor, Lothian road
Ritchie, Charles, agent for Shotts Iron Co.
24 Citadel
Ritchie, David, tobacco and snuff manufac.
7 North bridge and 32 Greenside street
Ritchie, George, Bell's brewery, 46 Pleasance
Ritchie, Hugh H. engraver, 60 New build-
ings, North bridge
Ritchie, H. mess. Com. Bank— Cot. Rose st.
Ritchie, J. & J. & Co. clothrs. 107 Princes st.
Ritchie, Captain James, 8 Hermitage place
Ritchie, James (J. Sj J. R. Sf Co ), 107 Prin-
ces street
Ritchie, James & Son, watch & clockraakers,
29 Leith street
Ritcliie, James, sculptor, Coates place
Ritchie, James, grocer, 15 Romilly place
Ritchie, J. mpemaker, 2 So. back Canongate
Ritchie, James, wholesale stationer, 140 High
street — house, Blacket place, Newington
Ritchie, James, smith, 77 Nicolson street and i,
38 Candlem^iker row
Ritchie, Rev. John, D.D. 19 Salisbury road
Ritchie, John S. accountant, 3 Young street
Ritchie, John, 29 Cheyne street
Ritchie, Jn. {Luwrie §• R.), 22 Broughton st.
Ritchie, John, 65 George square
Ritchie, John, teacher, Lauder park villa,
Grange road
Ritchie, Leitch, 32 Danube street
Ritchie, Patrick, press and projecting letto-
manufacturer, Oakfield, 102 Pleasance—
house, 18 Buccleuch place
Ritchie, Robert and Son, press & machines
makers, 43 Crosscausey
Ritchie, Robt. civil engineer, and agent for
Perkins' patent heating apparatus, and agent
for London Assurance Co. 16 Hdl street
Ritchie, Rob. blacksmith, 9 Beaumont place
Ritchie, Robert, flesher, Drumdryan
Ritchie, Thomas, sculptor, London road
Ritchie, W. plasterer, 37 Tolbooth wy. Leith
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Ritchie, W. cattle and sheep agent, 1 Hill sq.
Ritchie, Wm. spirit merchant, 96 North Back
Canongate
Ritchie, William {Paton S^- R.), 1 4 Brandon st.
Ritchie, Wra. shoe warehouse, 1 Haddington
Ritchie, W. W. (J. ^^ H. Ritchie §• Co.), 107
Princes street
Ritchie, Mrs E. 8 Chapel street
Ritchie, Mrs James, 3 Gayfield place
Ritchie, Mrs, 128 Xicolson sireec
Ritchie, Mrs, 4 London street
Ritchie, Mrs, 1 Nelson street
Ritchie, Miss, 21 Lothian street
Roach, James, bookbinder, 208 Canongate
Road OfSceof County Trustees,County rooms
Robb & Whittet, silver-plate manufacturers,
3 East Thistle street lane
Robb, Charles {R. ^ IF.), 25 Thistle street
Robb, Gorden, 11 Argyle square
Robb, Henry, baker, 173 Pleasance
Robb, John, painter, 2 Howard place
Robb, John {^National Bank)., 7 Henderson row
Robb, John, builder, &c. 22 Barony street
Robb, John, builder, Dean cottage
Robb, Thomas, grocer, 9 Frederick street — ho.
74 George street
Robb, Wm. sheriif-ofBcer, 59 Charlotte street,
Leith
Robb, Mrs, cowfeeder, 33 Canongate
Robb, Mrs, 56 Crosscausey
Roberts, C. Sons, & Co. ot London, importers
of French silks, &c. 26 George street
Roberts, Alexander, tailor, 17 Elder street
Roberts, George, wright and builder, 12
James' place — house, 4 St James' square
Roberts, G. surgeon, Royal Navy, 22 Howard
place
Roberts, Thomas, grocer, 8 West port
Roberts, Thomas, miller, 115 Fountainbridge
Roberts, W. A., M.D. dentist and surgeon, 11
Duke street
Roberts, William Hen., British wine works.
Laverock bank
Roberts, Mrs Janet, midwife, 11 Romily pi.
Roberts, Mrs Margaret, 3 Ainslie place
Roberts, iirs Wm. 22 Gay Held square
Robertson & Hope, grain and seed factors,
129 Constitution street
Robertson & Cairns, plumbers, brassfounders,
and gas-fitters, 31 Nicolson street
Robertson and Scott, newspaper agents, 36
George street
Robertson &, Forrest, auctioneers, appraisers,
upholsterers and undertakers, 80 George st.
Robertson, A. carver and gilder, 29 Frederick
street — ho. 8 William street
Robertson, Alex, and Co. music-sellers to the
Queen, 39 Princes street
Robertson, Alex, cabinetmaker, 4 Princes st.
Robertson, Alex, joiner East Cumberland st.
lane — house, 38 Brunswick street
Robertson, Alex, anatomist, 1 Craig'^ide ho.
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Robertson, Alex. W. accountant, 82 Great
King street
Robertson, A. assistant to the superintendent
of streets, &c. 11 Middle Arthur place
; Robertson, Alex, cabinetmaker, 16j Rose st.
Robertson, Alex, spirit merchant, Ibl High
street
Robertson, Alexander, railway station hotel
and refreshment rooms, Market street
Robertson, Alex, cowfeeder, 70 Rose street
Robertson, Alex. Murray, 11 Heriot row
Robertson, Alex, spirit dealer, 167 Pleasancn
Robertson, Alex, cork manufacturer, 31 Com-
mercial place
Robertson, Alex. 68 T^icolson street
Robertson, Alexander, grocer and provision
merchant, 3 South Richmond street
Robertson, Andrew, wood merchant, Annan-
dale street — house, 4 East Broughton placf
Robertson, Andrew, jun. insurance agent, 19
Gayfield square
Robertson Brothers, general merchants, 40
Timber bush
Robertson, Charles, advocate, 22 Great King st.
Robertson, Chas. accountant, 21 Gayfield sq.
Robertson, Chas. messenger Commercial Bunk,
Cottage, Rose street
Robertson, Charles, ropemaker, Bainfield
Robertson, D. Albert hotel, 19 Hanover st.
Robertson, David B. brewer, Summerhall
Robertson, D.H., JLD. 10 Wellington place
Robertson, D. 1. city chamberlain, 10 Royal
Exchange — house, 12 Gilmour place
Robertson, D. & J. com. agents, 15 Royal
Exchange
Robertson, Dan. commission agent, 19 Sr
Patrick square
Robertson, Daniel, teacher of music, 21 South
College street
Robertson, David (i?. ^'F.), 28Torphichen st.
Robertson, David, accountant. Cherry bank
R()bertson, David, provision dealer, 4 Fox lane
Robertson, David & Son, cork manufacturers,
and coopers, 8 Elbe street
Robertson, David, tailor, 3 Fox lane
Robertson, Donald, writer, 66 Great King st.
Robertson, Donald, coach proprietor, & horse-
dealer, 8 Howe street
Robertson, Donald coach-hirer, 14 Barony
street
Robertson, Donald, lodgings, 27 Elder street
Robertson, Duncan, tailor, 62 Thistle street
Robertson, George, W.S. 17 Royal circus —
house, 15 Alva street
Robertson, George B., W.S. 28 Albany street
Robertson, H. confectioner, 94 Nicolson st.
Robertson, Jas. Railway agent, St Leonard's
depot
Robertson, James, spirit mercht. 184 Canone.
Robertson, James, house gover. St Cuthhert's
Poorhouse
Robertson, James, & Sons, working jewellers
and metal eiiders, 501 Lawnmarket
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Robertson, J. H., M.D. 78 Lauriston place
Robertson, Jas. A. sol. -at-law, 56 Frederick st.
Robertson, Rev. James {^Newington U, P.
church), Grange cottage, 138 Causeyside
Robertson, Rev. James, D.D., prof, of divinity
and church history, 25 Ainslie place
Robertson, Jas. Stewart,jun.\V,S. 1 Fettesrow
Robertson, Jas. gown-keeper, 9 Rose street
Robertson, J. umbrella manufactr. hosier, and
glover, 32 Leith st. — house, 15 Drummoud
street
Robertson, James, agent, 2 Lauriston terrace
Robertson, James, wright, Morningside
Robertson, James, of Torrie, 2 Heriot row
Robertson, James, shipmaster, 19 Albany st.
Leith
Robertson, James, manager, Edinr. Perth, and
Dundee railway, Edinburgh station
Robertson, Jas. lodgings, 19 South St James'
street
Robertson, James, tailor, 119 Causeyside
Robertson, James, wine and spirit mercht. 6
Milne square and 119 High street — house,
5 Teviot row
Robertson, James, grocer and spirit merchant,
2 and 100 West port — house, 78 Lauriston
place
Robertson, Jas. mill-master, Water of Leith
Robertson, James, 29 Cheyne street
Robertson, James, W.S. 11 Heriot Row
Robertson, James, M.D., F.R.C.S. 2 Char-
lotte place
Robertson, James, chemist and druggist, 35
George street — house, 28 Dundas street
Robertson, James, baker, 2 Stafford street
Robertson, James, jun. baker, 66 Cumberland
street
Robertson, James, coach-hirer, 5 North St
James' street
Robertson, Jas. spirit merchant, 58 Fountain-
bridge
Robertson, James, 7 Torphichen street
Robertson, James, 6 Comely green place
Robertson, James, baker, Newhaven
Robertson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 18
Hanover street
Robertson, James, plumber, 48 Constitution st.
Robertson, Jas. shipmaster, 8 Albany st. Leith
Robertson, J. civil engineer, 7 Randolph cliff
Robertson, James, spirit dealer, 48 Couper st.
Robertson, Captain J. 15 Upper Gray street
Robertson, John E. engraver and lithographer,
102 South bridge
Robertson, J. & M. china merchants, 9 South
Union place, and 38 Victoria terrace
Robertson, J. & J. wholesale Scotch and Eng-
lish warehousemen, 128 & 142 High st.
Robertson, John, W.S. 69 Great King street
Robertson, John and Co. stock and share-
brokers, 47 George street
Robertson, John, ladies' boot & shoe manufac.
6 Carnegie street
Robertson, J. bootmaker, 8 Shakspeare square
Robertson, John, small- ware merchant, 129,
Kirkgate — house, 2 Wellington place
Robertson, John, dairy, 40 London st.
Robertson, John T. 2 Summerfield, Leith
Robertson, John B. writing-master, 3 North
St David street
Robertson, John, 128 Nicolson st.
Robertson, John H. 1 Jamaica street, Leith
Robertson, John, solicitor, 63 Hanover street
Robertson, John, jun., S.S.C. 7 Elder street
Robertson John {D. ^ J. E.), 11 Archibald
place
Robertson, Jos. {J. i' J. R.), 11 Portland pi.
Robertson, Joseph, 23 Buccleuch place
Robertson, Hon. Lord, 32 Drummond place
Robertson, Murdoch, Wardie burn house
Robertson, Peter, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 62 Canongate
Robertson, Peter, tailor, 38 Hanover street
Robertson, Peter, draper, 40 Bristo st.
Robertson, P. (^Commer. Bank), 17 Upper
Gray street
Robertson, Peter, agent, 7 Torphichen street
Robertson, P. S. manager (P. Lawson ^ Sons),
Bangholm
Robertson, Robt. accountant, Claremont park,
Leith
Robertson, Robert, watch-case maker, 51
Nicolson street
Robertson, Robt. corn merchant, 130 Nicol-
son street — house, 34 Clerk street
Robertson, Robert, tobacco manufacturer, 3
St Patrick street
Robertson, Roderick, Queen street gardens
Robertson, Thomas R., W.S. and sharebroker,
47 George street — house Gorgie lodge,
Slateford
Robertson, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer,
5 Ronaldson's buildings
Robertson, Thomas, tea and spirit merchant,
23 Constitution street
Robertson, Thomas (^Standard Life Assuranc
Office), Eden Bank, Grange road
Robertson, Thomas, clerk of works, 25 Cum-
berland street
Robertson, Thos. cattle salesman. Spring villa,
• Morningside
Robertson, Thomas, baker, 72 Thistle street
Robertson, Rev. Wm. 12 Drummond place
Robertson, George Brown, W.S. deputy-keep* r
of records. Register house
Robertson, Wm.,M.D.,F.R.C.r. 28 Albany sr.
Robertson, William, S.S.C. 25 Fredrick st.
Robertson, Wm. brewer to her Majesty, 2
Summerhall
Robertson, Wm. letter-carrier, 10 Hill place
Robertson, William, justice of peace officer,
St John's hill
Robertson, Wm. coach-hirer, 33 Pitt street
Robertson, W. grocer, 8 Rose st.
Robertson, WiUiam, 5 St Andrew square
Robertson, Wm. gardener, Pilrig st, gardens
Robertson, Wm. Oakfield foundry, 102 Pleas.i
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Robertson, Mrs A. 2 Scotland street
Robertson, Mrs Andrew, 18 Duncan street
Robertson, Mrs Andrew, 38 Castle street
Robertson, Mrs C. 122 Lauriston place
Robertson, Mrs Captain, 33 Ann street
Robertson, Mrs Dr, 2 Summerfield, Leith
Robertson, Mrs Dan. 18 W. Nicolson street
Robertson, Mrs J. lodgs. 14 Cumberland st.
Robertson, Mrs James, 31 Buccleuch place
Robertson, Mrs James, 15 Walker street
Robertson, Mrs John, 24 Duke street
Robertson, Mrs T. 3 Ronaldson's buildings,
Leith walk
Robertson, Mrs John, 8 Keir street
Robertson, Mrs Major, 37 Drummond place
Robertson, ]Mrs Maria, 18 Clarence street
Robertson, Mrs Patrick Graham, 11 Albyn pi.
Robertson, Mrs P. milliner, &c. 40 Bristo st.
Robertson, Mrs Susan, lodgings, 115 Rose st.
Robertson, Mrs Thomas, 7 Albany st. Leith
Robertson, Mrs Wm. 16 Drummond place
Robertson, Mrs Wm. 1 Thomson's place
Robertson, Mrs Wm. lodgings, 10 Hill place
Robertson, Mrs, 4 Great King street
Robertson, Mrs, 30 Castle street
Robertson, Mrs, cowfeeder, Rosemount
Robertson, Mrs, 1 1 King's place
Robertson, Mrs, 2 Elm row
Robertson, Mrs, 38 Minto street
Robertson, Mrs, 2 Reid's court, Canongate
Robertson, Mrs, 9 St Vincent street
Robertson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 50 Broughton
street
Robertson, Mrs, midwife, 4 Fox lane
Robertson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 83 Shore
Robertson, Mrs, ladies' nur. 35 W. Nicolson st.
Robertson, Miss Ann, milliner and dress-
maker, 65 Cumberland street
Robertson, Miss E. 2 Portland terrace
Robertson, Miss Harriet, 52 Minto street
Robertson, Miss Helen, 23 George square
Robertson, Miss, 22 London street
Robertson, Miss, 33 Howe street
Robertson, Miss, 7 Henderson row
Robertson, Miss, 46 George square
Robertson, Miss, stay-raaker, 10 Charlotte
street, Leith
Robertson, Miss, dressmr. 45 Broughton st.
Robertson, Miss, 65 Northumberland street
Robertson, Misses, milliners and dressmakers,
13 George street
Robertson, Misses, 56 India street
Robertson, Misses, 1 Meadow place
Robin Hood hotel, Gabriel's road
Robin, Mrs Sa. 2 Raeburn place
Robinow, Adolph, Hanseatic Vice-Consul, 16
Rutland square
Robinows & Marjoribanks, corn factors and
general merchants, 25 Constitution street
Robinson, H. news agent, bookseller, and sta-
tioner, 11 Greenside street. — See Adv.
Robinson, John, oflBcer town-hall, Leith, 5
View place
Robison, James, boot and shoemaker, 8 Nicol-
son street
Robison, Joseph, screw-bolt and rivet manu-
facturer, 22 Greenside place
Robison, Mrs, 10 Dewar place
Robson, James, merchant, 22 Commercial pi.
— house, Albany street, Leith
Robson, Thos. 36 Alva street
Robson, Mrs M. worsted shop, 137 Rose st.
Rochester, J. 51 New buildings, North br-
Rodford, Jn. inspector of mails, Whitfield
house, Portobello
Rodger, David, silk dyer, 24 Crosscausey
Rodger, William P. spirit merchant, 24 Shore,
Leith
Rodger, Wm. writer, 26 St Patrick square
Rodger, Mrs David, midwife, 7 Charles street
Rodger, Mrs, lodgings, 35 Lothian street
Rodger, Mrs Joan, greengrocer, 6 Baker's pi.
Rodgers, D. mercht. 4 Duncan st. Drum. pi.
Rodgers, Samuel, surveyor, 31 Cheyne street
Rodgers, Misses E. & A. milliners, 38 Alvast.
Rodgers, Mrs William, 13 Brown street
Roeding, Theodore, teacher of German, phar-
macy and chemistry, 37 George street
Roeding, Mrs, teacher of French and German
fancy work, 37 George street
Roger, George, house agent, 150 High street
Roger, Wm. miniature-painter, 7 Dewar place
Rogers, Alex, timber merchant, Duke street
— house, 3 Cassells' place
Rogers, Jas. smith, gasfitter, and ironmonger,
1 1 Queensferry street — ho. 1 Grove street
Rogers, J. H. (^Boog and Rogers), 30 Alva st.
Rogers, John, 16 St Vincent street
Rogers, John, S.S.C. 16 Dean terrace
Rogers, Robert, tailor, 107 Nicolson street
Rogers, Thos. 27 Howe street
Rogers, Wm. bookbinder and stationer, 15
Charlotte place — house, 29 Alva street
Rogerson, Mrs, 14 Clerk street
Roland, Geo. fencing-master. Royal academy,
86 South bridge— house, 2 Bellevue terrace
Roland, Geo. jun. {Naval^Military Academy^,
30 Gayfleld square
Rolland and Thomson, W.S. 1 Thistle court
Rolland, Jas. {R. ^ Thomson), 29 Melville st.
Rolland, Mrs E. 32 Dundas street
Rolland, Misses M. & A. 14 Shandwick place
Rollison, Mrs Wm. spirit dealer, 32 Pitt st.
Rolloj Alexander, 13 Vanburgh place
RoUo, Andw. spirit dealer, 1 70 Fountainbr.
RoUo, Hugh James, W.S. master extraor-
dinary in Chancery, and Commissioner for
the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common
Pleas, and Exchequer, 16 Dundas street
Rollo, James, bootmaker, 13 Nicolson street
Rollo, R. boot and shoemaker, 2 Castle st—
ho. 22 Gayfield square
Romanes and Paterson, silk-mercers and tartan
manufacturers to the Queen, 59 N. bridge
Romanes, Robert, 2 Doune terrace
Romanes, Mrs ( Orrock 4" R^, 6 Union pi.
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Rombach Brothers, and Co. wholesale toy
warehousej 82 South bridge
Ronald, David, plumber, 6 Vennel
Ronald, John, S.S.C 12 Walker street
Ronald, Thomas, 25 Parkside street
Ronaldson, James S. 23 Warriston cres.
Ronaldson, John, writer, Somerset cottage,
Mary's place
Ronaldson, Wm- wine merchant and grocer^
St Patrick st ho. Belville, Dalkeith road
Ronaldson, Miss, teacher of drawing, 15
Chapel street
Roome, Mrs General, Arthur Lodge, Dud-
dingston
llooney, Hugh, commercial agent, 10 St
Patrick square
Rosa, Edward, chiropodist, 23 Howe street
Rosa, Dr George, surgeon, 30 Castle street
Rosa, Madame, chiropodist, 30 Castle street
Rose, J. T. & Co. shipbuilders, Wet docks —
house, 5 Albany street, Leith
Rose, Alex, lecturer and mining surveyor,
1 Drummond street
Rose, H. (Craig and R.), 15 Windsor street
Hose, James (Home and /?.), 96 George st.
Rose, Jas. boot and shoemaker, 41 Thistle st.
Rose, Lachlan, shipowner, Leith mount
Rose, L. comm. agent, 23 Commercial place
Rose, Neilson ( Carron Co. office), 8 Bank pi.
Rose, Thomas, 31 India street
Rose, William K. sec. Total Abst. Socieij/,
2 North bridge
Rose, William, wright, 61 Albany street
Rose, ]\Irs Hugh, 4 Henry place
Rose, Misses, milliners, &c. 1 Drummond st.
Rosie, Thomas, Richmond cottage, Wardie
Ross & Auld, W.S. 10 Duke street
Ross & Scott, shirt merchants and family
linen drapers, 3 Nicolson street
Ross and Thomson, photographers to the
Queen, 90 Princes street
Ross & Wright, gold-beaters and dealers in
coins, 25 New street
Ross, Alex, teacher of music, 4 Milne square
Ross, Alexander, printer, 91 Rose street
Ross, Alexander, 19 Inverleith row
Ross, Alexander, tea dealer and grocer, 5 N.
St Andrew street
Ross, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 135
Cowgate
Ross, Alex. com. traveller, 8 Annandale street
Ross, Andrew, grocer, &c. 95 Grassaiarket
Ross, Andrew, lodgings, 3 Hope street
Ross, Andrew, grocer, 9 Duke street
Ross, C. M. (Purves ^ Co.), 18 Warriston cr.
Ross, Daniel, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and
house-agent, 16 Picardy place — house, 11
Norton place
Ross, David, tailor, 3 Warriston place
Ross, David, tailor and clothier, 1 6 Kirkgate
Ross, David, gardener, Lochend road, Leith
Ross, Donald, 3 East Claremont street
Ross, Evander, tailor, 297 High street
Ross, George, adv. Woodburn, Morningside
Ross, George, jun. advocate, 45 Castle street
Ross, George, wright, 2 Portland place
Ross, George, comm. and provision mer. 19
Quality street, Leitli
Ross, George, writer, 27 Nelson street
Ross, Hugh, writer, 6 Saunders street
Ross, Hugh, W.S. 48 India street
Ross, Hugh A. grocer, 108 Causey side
Ross, Hugh {R. cC- Scott), 10 Beaumont place
Ross, James, bookbinder, 19 West Register st.
Ross, James (R. ^ Thomson), 59 Cumberland
street
Ross, James, calotypist, 90 Princes street
Ross, James, S.S.C. 10 Duke street — house,
Mauricewood, near Penicuick
Ross, John, S.S.C. 79 Great King street
Ross, John, officer Old Church, So. Foulis cl.
Ross, John, engraver, 31 X. Hanover street
Ross, John, Venetian blind maker, 37
Wright's houses
Ross, John, engineer, 24 Duke street, Leith
Ross, Joseph, bank messenger, 2 Baltic street
Ross, N. 1 Amphion place
Ross, Rob. J. painter, glazier, and paper hanger,
8 W. Nicolson st. — house, 26 Buccleuch
place
Ross, Robert, tailor, 17 St Patrick square
Ross, Thomas, grocer, 3 Home street
Ross, Robert T. portrait-painter and teacher
of drawing, 78 Queen street
Ross, Robert, 1 Tarvet street
Ross, William, china merchant, 34 Brough-
ton street
Ross, Wi\\\2m {Gazette Office), 2 Parkside st.
Ross, Wm. spirit dealer, 14 Dock place
Ross, Wm. grocer, 64 Lauriston st.
Ross, Wm. {Hutton S) Ross), 11 Keir street
Ross, ]\Irs, of Invercarron, 3 Dean terrace
Ross, Mrs, 8 Royal circus
Ross, Mrs Sarah, 48 North bridge
Ross, ]\Irs, miniature-painter and teacher of
drawing, 51 Hanover street
Ross, Mrs, sick-nurse, 1 1 Dundas street
Ross, Mrs Wm. 14 Pitt street
Ross, Mrs, 11 Comely bank
Ross, Mrs, 46 George street
Ross, Miss Charlotte, 19 Inverleith row
I Ross, Miss, of Kerse, 1 6 Buccleuch place
I Ross, ]Miss M. M. dress & cloaknukei-, 2b
India p'ace
I Ross, Miss, 16 Forth street
i Ross, Miss, 17 London street
I Ross, Miss, dressmaker, 31 India place
! Ross, Miss, dressmaker, 19 Arthur street
1 Ross, Misses I. & H. milliners, 37 Candle-
[ maker row
Ross, Misses, 3 Graham street
I RoTTERKAM and Leith Steam Ship Office — 1).
I R. ]\Iacgregor, agent. Exchange buildings,
' Leith
; Rough, Arch, upholsterer, chairmaker, and
I house anent, 18 Leith walk
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Rough, A. jun., colour merchant, 17 Leith w.
Rough, John, general merchant, 17 St Leo-
nard street — house, 128 Nicolson street
Rough, Robert, lace and sewed muslin ware-
house, 107 George street
Rough, Mrs Thomas, dairy, .5 Quality street
Rough, Mrs J. candlemaker, 124 Nicolson st.
Rouohead, P. C. pianoforte maker, 1 Lord Rus-
sell pi. 3 and 7 Sciennes st. — ho. 2 Hope st.
Roughead, William, hosier and shirtraaker
to H. R. H. Prince Albert, 69 Princes st. —
house, 9 Middleby street
Roughead, Mrs, 3 Gloucester place
Roughead, Miss A. lodgings, 18 Duncan st.
Rougvie, David, salesman, 4 Bristo place
Rowden, John {Simpson and R.), Madeira st.
Rowe, T. L., M.D. assistant physician to
Royal Edinburgh Asylum, Morningside
Rowell & Stoddart, mast, block, and pump
makers, 6 Dock street
Rowell, W. (i?. d- Stoddart), 9 Portland pi.
Rowley, Edw. 21 Parkside street
Roxburgh, Wm. victual dealer, 63 Rose st.
Roy, George, waiter, 25 Gardner's crescent
Roy, James, laceman, 23 and 24 North bridge
Roy, James, lodgings, 2 Dewar place
Roy, Mrs M. victual dealer, 37 Cumberland st.
Roy, Mrs, of Nenthorn, 22 Druramond place
Roy, IMiss, upholstress, 1 Market place
Royal Bank of Scotland, 36 St Andrew
square, and 30 Bernard street, Leith
Royal Caledonian Bazaar, 9 & 10 Leith walk
— John Croall & Sons, proprietors
Royal Clan Tartan warehouse, 101 George st.
Royal College of Physicians, 10 Queen street
Royal College of Surgeons, Nicolson street
Royal Edinburgh Asylum, Morningside
Royal Engineers' Office, 16 Pitt street
Royal Exchange Assur. Corpor. 18 So. St
Andrew st. — J. G. Thomson & Co. agents
Royal Farmers' and General Fire and Life,
Hail Insurance Institution— Offices, 346
Strand, London, and 24 Pitt street — J.
Spence, W.S. agent
Royal Fire & Life Insurance Company, 4
Pitt street — See Adv.
Royal Naval, Military, and East India Life
Assurance Society, 2 N.-E. Circus pi D.
Crawford, S.S.C. agent
Royal Physical Society, 6 York place
Royal Scottish Society of Arts — James Tod,
55 Great King street, secretary
Royal Society apartments. Mound
Ruddiman, John, cutler and surgeons' instru-
ment maker, 31 West Register street
Ruddiman, Mrs, 6 Shrub place
Ruddiman, Miss, 5 Atbole place
Rule, Geo. (Comm. Bank), 7 Buccleuch place
Rule, Thomas, 8 Cumberland street
Runcie, Mrs, teacher of drawing, &c. 4 North
St David street
Runciman, John, lodgings, 17 Howe street
Russells & Nicolson, C.S. 9 Shandwick pi.
Russell, Alex. 17 Regent terrace
Russell, Alex. Jas., C.S. 9 Shandwick place
Russell, Alex, wright & undertaker, Carrub-
ber's close
Russell, Alex- {Scotsman Office), 2 Ramsay
gardens
Russell, Alexander, 1 Grove street
Russell, Alex. 27 Warriston crescent
Russell, Alex, agent for Lochgelly coal, Scot-
land street station
Russell, Alex, baker, 2 Pitt street
Russell, Francis, advocate, 17 Randolph cres.
Russell, George, 8 Roxburgh street
Russell, George, 65 Cumberland street
Russell, George E. {Jas. Richardson, jun. Sf
Co.), 14 Regent terrace
Russell, Hugh, tailor, 4 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Russell, Sir James, 112 Princes street
Russell, Jas.,M.D., F.R.S.E. 15 Lynedoch pi.
Russell, James, spirit dealer, 7 Shakspeare sq.
Russell, James ( G.P.-O.), 8 Glover st. Leith
Russell, John {/ate J. and J. Baxter), glazier
and slater, 18 Leith st. — ho. 8 Scotland st.
Russell, J., P.C.S., South bank, Canaan lane
Russell, John, wright, 21 Lauriston street
Russell, John, tailor, 45 Rose street
Russell, John, provision merchant and grocer,
42 West Richmond street
Russell, John {Russell and ^Son), CanonmilJs
Rufsell, John, accountant, 5 Lutton place
Russell, Joseph, Leith saw mills
Russell, Robert & Son, skinners, tanners, and
w^ool dealers, Canonmills
Russell, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 18
Lauriston street
Russell, Robert, clothier, 10 Romily place
Russell, Thos. wholesale and retail ironmon-
ger, 6 and 7 Hunter square — ho. 102 Lauris-
ton place. — See Adv.
Russell, Thomas, currier, Boyd's close
Russell, Thos. brush and trunk manufacturer,
10 North Bank street
Russell, Rev. Wm. 5 Norton place
Russell, Wm. accountant, 35 Howe street
Russell, W. tailor and clothier, 8 Charlotte pi.
Russell, William, wine and spirit merchant,
2 Quality lane— ho. Claremont park
Russell, William, wright, Seafield, Leith
Russell, Mrs, 18 Leopold place
Russell, Mrs Major, 24 Gardner's crescent
Russell, Miss, 1 Howe street
Russell, Miss, Gothic House, Trinity
Russell, Miss M. Bethany house. Grange loan
Russell, Miss Jane, 18 Gardner's crescent
Rutherford & Herries, W.S. 16 Howe street
Rutherford & Son, bootmakers, 142 George
street — house, 137 Princes street
Rutherford, Andw. and Son, wine and spirit
merchants, 142 & 144 High street
Rutherford, Andrew, manager C. L. Company,
87 Causeyside
Rutherford, James, tea and coffee merchant,
15 Catharine street— ho. 28 Greenside st.
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Rutherford, John, smith and ironmonger,
14 Downie place
Rutherford, John, city missionary, Little
Lochend's close
Rutherford, Robert, W.S. 16 Howe street-
house, 64 Great King street
Rutherford Robert {Rutherford S; Son), 137
Princes street
Rutherford, Walter {Andw. R. and Son), 2
Elm row
Rutherford, Walter, 6 Hamilton pi. Newingt.
Rutherford, Walter, wine and spirit dealer, 40
Rose street
Rutherford, Walter ( Wm. R. ^^ Son), 8 New-
ingtoa place
Rutherford, Wm. & Son, wine & spirit merchts.
3 Niddry st. 72 and 75 High st. 5 & 7 Leith
street, 3 Drummond street, & 30 Bristo st. —
counting-house, 30 Niddry street
Rutherford, Wm. victual dealer, 94 Cross-
causey
Rutherford,Wm. (TTwi. R. 4- Son), 7 Brunts-
field links
Rutherford, Wm. spirit dealer, 38 Shore
Rutherford, Mrs John, 22 Dean Terrace
Rutherford, Mrs, 4 Park street
Rutherford, Mrs P., lodgings, 18 Salisbury st.
Rutherford, Miss Helen, 5 Wharton place
Rutherford, Misses, 31 St James' square
Rutherfurd, Lord, 9 St Colme street
Rutherfurd, Rev. Henry, 2 Hamilton place,
Newington
Rutherfurd, John, W.S. 14 Albany street
Rutherfurd, Wm. fishing-tackle maker, book-
seller, and auctioneer, 52 Princes street
Rutherfurd, Mrs, 4 Carlton terrace
Ruthven, John, patent press & engine manu-
facturer, 23 New street
Ruthven, M. W. engineer, 23 New street
Ruthven, Mrs, 15 Chapel street
Ruthven, Miss, 29 Wright's houses
Rutter, Joseph, lodgings, 6 Saunders street
Rymer, Thomas, solicitor, 38 Frederick street
— house, 31 Great King street
Rymer, Mrs John, 16 Hart street
Rymer, Mrs, 51 Hope park end
Ryrie, Alexander, gardener, Dairy lane
Ryrie, Miss, 31 Gayfield square
Sabbath Alliance Office, R. K. Greville,
LL.D. honorary secretary, 6 York place
Saddler, Andw. grocer, 138 Pleasance
Saddler, Mrs James, grocer and spirit dealer,
19 Hart street
Sadler, William, 54 South Clerk street
Safely, Miss Janet, matron Canongate Charity
workhouse, Tolbooth wynd
Sale rooms {Robertson and Scott), 36 George
street
Sale rooms {Stevenson's), 4 St Andrew sq.
Salmond, J. & Co. grocers and wine merchts.
131 Rose street
Salom, B. & Co. opticians, 27 Hanover street
Salomon, Henry, boot and shoe maker, 44
Princes street
Salomon, Madame, importer of corsets and
flowers, 63 George street
Salter, Miss, 29 Regent terrace
Salvesen, Chr. ( T. Sf S.) 20 Charlotte street,
Leith
Samson, Misses, 33 Montagu street
Samuel, James, flesher, Hillhousefield
Samuel, James, flesher, 76 Abbey hill
Samuel, John, wrigbt, 10 I^eren street
Samuel, Peter {Knox, S. and Dickson), 16
Gardner's crescent
Samuel, Robt. {Leith Candle Co.), 5 Morton st.
Leith
Samuel, Miss, 20 Frederick street
' Sandeman, John, 13 St James' square
Sandeman, Robt., cabinetmak. and upholst. 9
Greenside st. — ho. 13 Montgomery street
; Sandeman, Wm. B. collector of shore dues, 13
Elm row
I Sandeman, Mrs T. R. 28 London street
I Sandeman, Mrs, 4 East Broufrhton place
I Sanders, Wm. R., M.D. 15 Duke street
j Sanders, William, 11 Clarence street
, Sanders, Mrs Dr, 15 Duke street
' Sanders, Miss, repository of ladies' work, 6
N. Charlotte street
Sanderson & Son, lapidaries, jewellers, & seal
engravers, 15 George s-treet
Sanderbon and Lawrie, .wine merchants and
grocers, 101 Princes street
Sanderson & Muirhead, build. Old Broughton
Sanderson, G. B. victualler, 6 Melville place
Sanderson, James, cowfeeder, 60 Nicolson st.
Sanderson, Jas. 12 Barony street
Sanderson, J. H. {S. and Son), 9 S. Gray
street
Sanderson, Mark, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 21 Chapel lane, Leith
Sanderson, Matthew, bird-stuffer, 66 George
street
Sanderson, Robert & Thomas, coach-builders,
Lothian road
Sanderson, William, printer, 148 Canongate
Sanderson, Mrs Jas. grocer, 7 Earl Grey st.
Sanderson, Mrs John, 7 India street
Sanderson, Miss Euphemia, 2 Windmill st.
Sanderson, Miss Jane, 11 Drummond street
Sanderson, Miss, 72 Princes street
Sanderson, Miss, 1 Annandale street
Sanderson, Miss, 25 Upper Grey street
Sandford, E. D. adv. steward of Kirkcud-
bright, 11 Randolph crescent
Sandilands, Wm. C. 1 Bellevue crescent
Sandilands, Wm., coal fitter, 3 Arthur street,
Leith walk
Sandilands, Mrs, dressmaker, 194 Rose street
Sandilands, Mrs, 1 Broughton place
Sandilands, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Elder street
Sands, Warren Hastings, W.S. and solicitor
of customs, 5 Roval circus
Sands, W. H. & W'. J., W.S. 5 Royal circua
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Sands, Wm. John, W.S. 2 N. Charlotte st.
Sands, Mrs, 11 Cheyne street
Sandwith, Mrs, 14 Melville street
Sang & Adam, S.S.C. 61 Great King street
Sang & Barker, wholesale druggists, manu-
facturing chemists, and commission agents,
York lane
Sang, John {S. 6; Adam), 61 Gt. King street
Sandelands,. James, tea dealer, 194 Hose st.
Sangster and Dunlop^ wholesale stationers,
&c. 16 South St David street
Sangster A. {Dunlop&j S.),7S Cumberland st.
Sangster, Mrs Robert, 26 Carrubber's court
Sangster, Mrs, lodgings, 6 Park street
Sansome, Frederick Stevens, 11 Forres street
Sanson, Alex, tailor & clothier, 10 Arthur st.
Sasine Office, Register house
Saunders, John & Son, auctioneers, 27 Qua-
lity street — house, 2 Albany street
Saunders, John, wright, 15 Mitchell street —
house, 28 Bernard street
Saunders, P. R. appraiser, 2 Albany st. Leith
Saunders, Wra. sol.-at-law and S.S.C. 51
Albany street
Saunders, Miss Catharine, 12 Clarence street
Savings Bank, Nat. Sec. 15 Bernard street,
Leith
Sa»^ille, Miss, 19 Duke street lane
Sawers, George, commission merchant, 85
George street
Sawers, John, Bell's mills
Sawers, Peter, saddler to her IMajesty, 24
Frederick street — house, 1 7 Union place
Sawers, Thomas, jun. baker, 310 Lawnmarket
— house, 441
Sawers, Thomas, 8 Archibald place
Saxty, Richard, ladies' bootmaker, 52 George
street
Saxty, Mrs, and Leslie, lace cleaners, 52
George street
Sayers, Robert, 31 Broughton street
Scarman, George, cook, 23 Union place
Scarth & Scott, W.S., N.P. 37 Bernard st.
Scarth, Pillans, W.S. & N.P. {S. Jj Scott), 37
Bernard street
Scales, Andrew, 3 Madeira place
ScealeSj Adolphus M. Willow bank, Newhaven
Sceales, Miss, Adelphi place
Schaw, Robt. & Co. wine merchants, 33 Giles'
street, Leith
Schaw, Robert (-R. S. 6f Co.), Links pi. Leith
Schaw, Miss, 1 Morton street, Leith
Schenck & Macfarlane, lithographers and en-
gravers, 19 St James' square
Schenck, Frederick (iS. and Macfarlane), Can-
ning bouse. Canning place
Scheniman, Mrs, 14 Howard place
Schmitz, Leonard, Dr Phil., L.L.D., F.R. S.E.
Rector of High School, 9 Regent terrace
Schnieder, C. H. French Academy, 132
George street
Schoelcher, Madame E., Magazine Fran9ais,
103 Princes street
School of Arts library and model room,
Adam square
School, St Thomas's, Gibb's close, 250 Ca-
nongate
School, Rev. Dr And. Thomson's, 10 Queens-
ferry street — Robert Burns Crowe, rector
ScHOOLMAsi ERs' Widows' Fund, 1 6 Thistle st.
Schopp, teacher of German, 29 Frederick st.
Schultze, Alex, merchant, 1 Vanburgh place
Schultze, Alex. & Co. wholesale grocers and
commission merchs. 23 Coburg st. Leith
Sclanders, A. (Allardice and S-.), 143 Princes
street
Sclater, Robert & Son, die and stamp cutters,
63 North bridge — house, 18 Buccleuch pi.
Sclater, Alex, wood engraver, 63 N. bridge —
house, 50 Rankeillor street
Sclater, T. & D. boot and shoerars. 3 Elder st.
Sclater, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Maitland place
Scobie, David, bookbinder, 1 6* Market street
Scoon, Kenneth, baker, 37 Clerk St.— ho. 31
Scoon, Wm. & Kenneth, bakers, 161 High st.
Scot, Miss, 87 Great King street
Scotland, A. Pearson, S.S.C. 7 S. Charlotte st.
Scotland, Major D., E.I.C.S., 10 Inverleith
row
Scotland, D. & J. grocers and provision deal-
ers, 21 Coburg St. — ho. 40 Bridge st. Leith
Scotland, Thos. inspec. of the poor, & teacher
of navigation, 40 Bridge street
Scotsman Newspaper Office, 257 High street
Scott & Allan, wine merchants, 3 ^irkgate
Scott & Ferguson engravers, lithographers,
and printers, 11 South St Andrew street
Scott & Gillespie, W.S. 17 Duke street
Scott & Orr, chemists & drug. 21 Dundas st.
Scott, Low, & Co. (late Patison & Pringle),
silk mercers, drapers, and general outfitters,
4, 5, and 6 South bridge
Scott, Rymer, & Scott, W.S., 38 Frederick st.
Scott, Adam B. tailor, 18 Shore
Scott, A. W. manufacturer of aerated waters,
5 Water lane
Scott, Alex, bootmaker, 109 George street
Scott, Alex, engraver, 4 Northumberland place
Scott, Alex., H.E.LC.S. 41 Lauriston place
Scott, Alex, shipmaster, 6 Madeira street
Scott, Alex, baker, 47 London street
Scott, Alexander, baker, 10 Scotland street
Scott, Alex, mason, 44 Howe street
Scott, Andrew, W.S. 13 Drummond place
Scott, Andrew, seamen's hat manufacturer, 36
Commercial place
Scott, Andrew, outfitter, &c. 11 Salisbury pi.
Scott, Andrew, sen. shipm. 5 Madeira place
Scott, Andrew, jun. builder, 7 Regent st.
Scott, Andrew, tailor, 53 Bristo street
Scott, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 3 Leopold place
Scott, Arch. 20 Walker street
Scott, Archibald, 5 Leopold place
Scott, Archibald, architect, 10 Teviot row
Scott, B. spirit dealer, Hillhousefield
Scott & Son, postmasters, 83 Rose st.
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Scott, Charles Glendonwyn, 16 St John st.
Scott, Charles, advocate, 22 Abercromby pi.
and Canaan villa, Morningside
Scott, David, baker, 40 Lothian street
Scott, David, accountant, and agent for the
Sun Insurance Company, 1 London street
Scott, David, inspector of lighthouses, 6 Her-
mitac^e place
Scott, David, flesher, 3 West Richmond st.
Scott, David, shipowner, 5 ^ladeira place
Scott. David, farmer, INIeadowfield, Portobello
Scott, F. shipmaster, 8 Bonnington placo
Scott, George, 5 Ratcliffe terrace
Scott, George, baker, 1 Warriston place
Scott, George, 3G George street
Scott, Georse, 11 King's place, Leith walk
Scott, George, spirit dealer, 32 Abbey hill
Scott, George, builder, Bellevue
Scott, George, gatekeeper, Royal Infirmary
Scott, Isaac, postmr. to the Queen, Braehouse,
and Royal academy for riding, Lothian road
Scott, James, surgeon, 20 Elder street
Scott, James, portrait-painter, 63 Frederick st.
Scott, James, shoemaker, 40 Cumberland st.
Scott, James, M.D. surgeon, 19 Young street
Scott. James (JVight cS' »S'.), Claremont park
Scott. Dr .James, deputy-inspector of hospitals i
and fleets, 6 Areyle sq.
Scott, James, 25 Pitt street
Scott, James, Oakfield house, W. Arthur pi.
Scott. .James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and
undertaker, 10 Clyde st. and 3 Dundas st.
Scott, James, grocer, 46 Bridge street
Scott, James, ginger beer brewer, 96 Giles' st.
Scott, .James (G. P.-O.), 5 Ratcliffe terrace
Scott. .Jas. furnishing ironmonger, 24 Howe st.
tiCOtt. James, baker, 51 No. Richmond street
Scott, James, grocer and coal merchant, 18 N.
Union pi ice
Scott. James (.7. arid T. 5.), 14 Frederick st.
Scott, .Jas. coal merchant, 30 Lothian street
Scott, James Fitzmaurice, 10 Randolph cres.
Scott, J. & T. upholsterers and undertakers,
10 George street
Scott. John, spirit merchant, 13 Hope street
Scott, Jn. {S. <^ Gillespie), 21 Abercromby pi.
Scott, John (S'carth tS- 6'.), 11 Hermitage pi.
Scott, John {Blackhall!^ S.), 30 Haddington pi.
Scott, John, cabinetmaker, 237 Cowgate
Scott, John (Customs), Cockburn bank, Bon-
nington
Scott, John, provision merch. 2 Leith walk
Scott, John, boot and shoem. 54 Broughton st.
Scott, .John, leather-mercht. 12 Baker's place
Scott, John, smith, 4 Robb's court
Scott, Jn. R. landscape-painter, 22 Dundas st.
Scott, John, grocer, 1 Canon st. Canonmills
Scott, John, grocer, 40 Water lane
Scott, John, smallware mercht. 135 Kirkgate
Scott, John, 2 Salisbury square
Scott, John, 8 Cumberland street
Scott, .1. cowfeeder, 1 Albany street
Scott, Morris, Peacock Inn, Newhaven
Scott, Peter, clothier and ehirt merchant, 9
South bridge — house, 3 Bruntsfield place
Scott, Peter, corah printer and wholesale shirt,
stock, and bandana merchant, 7 Hunter sq.
Scott, R. P. writing-master, 53 George street
Scott, Robert, 4 Gardner's crescent
Scott, Robert (S. and Allan), Bonnington bk.
Scott, Robert, sol.-at-law and S.S.C. 63 Noril'
Hanover street
Scott, R. E. accountant, 127 Princes street
Scott, Robert, Regent hotel, 14 Waterloo pi.
Scott, Robert (Excise), 6 Bank place
Scott, Robert, comm. agent, 8 Duke street
Scott, Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit
merchant, 175 High street
Scott, Stewart, upholsterer and cabinetmaker,
IMeuse lane and Broughton market
Scott, Thomas G. (S., Bymer, and S.), 22
Heriot row
Scott, Thos. accountant, 8 North St David
street — house, 3 Gayfield square
Scott, Thos. {J. §f T. S.), 16 Rutland street
Scott, Thos. spirit dealer, 9 Couper street
Scott, Thomas, 41 Lauriston place
Scott, Thos. bank messenger, 16 Fettes row
Scott, W. vegetable pill wareh. 10 S. College st.
Scott, Captain Walter, 9 Gayfield square
Scott, W. spirit dlr. 27 Tolbooth wynd, Leiih
Scott, Walter, commission agent, 23 Duke st.
Scott, Wm. & Co., Jawcraig colliery office, 5
' Port-Hopetoua
Scott, Wm. spirit dealer, 35 Giles' street
Scott, Wm. painter, 23 Home street
Scott, William, joiner, Venetian blind maker,
! 156 Rose street
Scott, Wm. M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 4 Dean terrace
! Scott, Wm. N. B. Railwatj, 2 Abbey liill
Scott, VVm. gatekeeper, Edinburgh Poor Ho.
! Scott, Wm. coal master, 5 Graham street
'' Scott, Wm. H., Dr, 4 Rutland street
Scott, Wm. flesher, 18 Roxburgh place
Scott, W'm. draper,' I Nicolson street — house,
1 1 Scotland street
Scott, Mrs A. fruiterer, 78 Queen st — ho. 76
Scott, ]Mrs Adam, 10 St Andrew square
Scott, Mrs David, 27 Rutland street
Scott, Mrs James, 28 London street
\ Scott, Mrs Mary, 17 Ann street
Scott, Mrs Mary, baker, 2 Claremont place
Scott, Mrs, 4 Nicolson square
Scott, Mrs, millinery wareho. 13 Union pi.
; Scott, IMrs Wm. coach-hirer, 10 Buccleuch st.
Scott, ]\Irs, ladies' nurse, 75 Broughton street
Scott, ]Mrs, ladies' nurse, 14 Arthur street
Scott, Mrs, 2 Lauriston terrace
Scott, Mrs, 33 Heriot row
Scott, Mrs, 9 Raeburn place
Scott, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 23 Home street
Scott, Mrs, 6 Haddington place
Scott, Mrs, 41 Great King street
Scott, Mrs, lodgings, 46 Rankeillor street
Scott, Mrs, 2 Bellevue terrace
Scott, Mrs, 10 St Patrick square
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Scottj Mrs, flesher, 20 Lothian street
Scott, Mrs, Muirhouse, Granton
Scott, Miss B. 30 India street
Scott, Miss Catherine, 4G Ann street
Scott, INIrs Isabella, Seafield place, S. Leith
Scott, jMIss, 5 George square
Scott, Miss, 5 Buccleuch place
Scott, Miss, 59 Lauriston place
Scott, Miss, 26 Alva street
Scott, IVIiss, 39 Dublin street
Scott, Miss, 12 Pilrig street
Scott, Miss, dressmaker, 100 George street
Scott, Miss, milliner, &c. 19 Queen street
Scott, Misses M. k E. dress and straw-hat
makers, 2 West Nicolson street
Scott, Misses, 9 Gayfield square
Scottish Agriculturist Almanac and Year
Book of Progress — office, 7 Pitt street
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society,
3 North St David street. — See Adv.
Scottish Association for Suppressing Drunk-
enness, 6 York place — John Buckle, conv.
Scottish Colour Works, Timber bush, and 5
Shore
Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society,
26 St Andrew sq. — Robert Christie,raanager
— See Adv.
Scottish Institution for Education of Young
Ladies, 9 Moray place See Adv.
Scottish Jurist Office, 7 George street
Scottish Missionary Society's Committee-
room, 6 York place
Scottish Naval and Military Academy,
Lothian road
Scottish Press Office, 251 High street.
Scottish Provident Institution for Life As-
surance and Annuities, ] 4 St Andrew sq.
—James Watson, manager. — See Adv.
Scottish Provincial (formerly Aberdeen)
Assurance Co. 65 Princes street — James M.
Macandrew, account., local sec. — See Adv.
Scottish Property Investment Co. 102 South
bridge
Scottish Permanent Property Investment
Society, 13 Royal Exchange — Thomas
M'Dowall, manager
Scottish Railway Gazette Office, 30 Hanover
street
Scottish Rights Association — F. H. Carter,
sec. 4 St Andrew square
Scottish Reformation Society, office, 6York
place — George Lyon, hon. secretary ; Rev.
Dr Edward M. Dill, acting secretary
Scottish Trade Protection Society, II
Bank street— James P. Falkner S.S.C,
secretary and law agent — Thos. S. Lind-
say, assistant secretary and cashier
Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance
Co. 47 George street — George Ramsay,
manager ; James Barlas, sec See Adv.
Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance
Society, 5 St Andrew square— John M'Ken-
zie, manager. — See Adv.
Scougall & Drysdale, grocers, tea, wine, &
spirit dealers, 223 High street and 14 South
St James' street — house, 150 High street
Scougall, G. &Son, corn factors, 1.5 Quality st.
Scougall, Ellis, & Co. merchts. 132 Consti-
tution street
Scougall, Andrew, flesher, 67 Nicolson street
— house, 1 West Richmond street
Scougall, J. iS. Ellis, S,' Co.), 13 Pilrig st.
Scrivener, William, commercial lodgings, 17
Union place
Scrymgeour, Daniel, teacher, Circus place
school, 2 Athole place
Scrymgeour, Henry, upholstery work-rooms,
23 George street
Scrymgeour, Miss, 23 Clerk street
Scrymgeour, Miss, lodgings, 125 Princes st.
Seater, Geo. S. (Hull Sf Leit/i Ship. Co.), 8
London row
Seaton & Marshall, bootmakers, 50 West Re-
gister street
Seaton, David, tavern keeper, 10 Fleshmarket
close
Seaton, David, bootmaker, 6 St Andrew sq.
Seaton, Robt. auctioneer, Lothian road
Seator, Robert, lighthouse-storekeeper, 18
Granton cottages
Seggie, Alex, machine and press maker, 3
East Rose street la. — ho. 6 Brunswick street
Selby, Robert Barclay, solicitor-at-law and
S.S.C. 26 Dundas street
Select Subscription Library, 26 Waterloo
place — Hunter Simpson, librarian
Seller, Dr, F.R.C.P. 18 Northumberland
street
Senebier, Fr. teacher of French, Naval and
Military, 3 Alva street
Servants' Institution, 5 Frederick street —
David Stevenson, clerk
Session Clerk's Office for the City, 10 Royal
Exchange
Session Clerk's Office for St Cuthbert'c, 14
Lothian road
Session Clerk's OflBce of Canongate, 179
Canongate
Session Clerk's Office for South Leith, 3
Coatfield lane
Session Clerk for North Leith, 40 Bridge st.
Seton, George, advocate, 13 Coates crescent
Seton, Gregor, wine & spirit mer. 73 York pi.
— house, 15 St Jameb' square
Seton, Henry, veterinary surgeon, 129 Rose
street — bouse, 17 Lauriston street
Seton, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 45 Can-
dlemaker row
Seton, Robert, foreign and English booksel-
ler, stationer, and bookbinder, 81 George
street and 12 N. Bank street — house, 121
Princes street
Seton, Maj. R, S,, H.E.I.CS. 9 Windsorst.
Seton, Mrs, 13 Coates crescent
Shakspeare Society — T. G. Stevenson, 87
Princes street, agent
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Shand and Farquhar, W.S. masters extraor-
dinary in Chancery, 24 Queen street
Shand, Alex. B. advocate, 5 Albany street
Shand, Chas. Farquhar, advocate, 6 StColnae st.
Shand, John, W.S. 24. Royal circus
Shand, R. bookseller and stationer, 41 Dundas
street
Shand, Thos. victual & spirit dealer, 2 Dean st,
Shand, W. R,, 46 Brunswick street
Shand, Mrs Alex. Garden,, 4 West Maitland
street
Sband, Mrs, 25 Walker street
Shankly, John C, painter and glazier, 105
Causeyside
Shanks, Christopher, bootm, 2 Catharine st
Shanks, D. cabinetmaker and house factor, 1
Leslie place — ho. 22 Raeburn place
Shanks, James, 2 Melville street
Shanks, Thomas, fishing-tackle manufactTirer,
25 ISTorth bridge
Shanks, Mrs, 58 Broughton street
Sharp, William, Auckland villa
Sharp, 'Mrs, ladies' nurse, 46 Great King street
Sharp, Mrs, private lodgings, !• Erskine place
Sharp, Mrs Robert, 5 Lutton place
Sharp, JMiss, 126 Lauriston place
Sharp, Isabella, poulterer, 13 Dundas street
Sharp, Mrs, lodgings, 6 Eastfield
Sharp, Miss H. 17 Shand wick place
Sharp, Miss Marion, ladies' outfit and milli- 1
nery warehouse, 37 Geo. IV. bridge
Shaw & Son, coal merchts. 2 Port-Hamilton
Shaw, Alexander, tailor, 53 Brunswick street I
Shaw, Charles, confectioner, 17 Hanover st. |
Shaw, D. chimney-sweeper, 3 Pitt street '
Shaw, Capt. H. J., Spring Garden House, I
Abbey hill ■
Shaw, James, 1 Lower Gilmore place j
Shaw, James, boat-builder, Coates place i
Shaw, John (^Lindsay ^- iS".), 2 Baxter's place |
Shaw, Patrick, advocate, sheriff of Chancery,
36 Charlotte square
Shaw, Robert, dairy, Mainpoint
Shaw, Thos. W. peruke maker, 7 Chapel st.
Shaw, Wni. {N. British Railway'), St Ann's
mount, Abbey hill
Shaw, William (.S. 4 Son), 21 Semple street
Shaw, Mrs Dr, 7 Clarence street
Shaw, Mrs John, 25 Stafford street
Shaw, Jliss, 7 Union street
Shaw, Miss Margaret, 2 Howard street
Shea, David, provision dealer, 113 Kirkgate
Shearer, John (G.P.-O.), 7 E. Preston street
Shearer, J. T. Elizafield, Bonnington
Shearer, ;Mrs, 21 Broughton place
Shedden, R., spirit dealer, 23 Greenside row
Shennan, John, builder, Bellevue cottage
Shennan, Mrs, Bellevue cottage
Shepherd, Grant, & Cuthbertson, W.S. 5 K
Charlotte street
Shepherd, Alex, spirit merchant, 22 Bread st.
Shepherd, Js. (S. G. and Cuthbertson, W.S.),
15 Charlotte square
Shepherd, James, stationer and bookseller,
8 Leith street — house, 4 Eldpr street
Shepherd, John, tea dealer, 54 India street
Shepherd, Wm. drysalter, 2 S. St James' st.
— ho. 1 N. St James' street
Shepherd, Wm. draper, 46 Howe st. — ^ho. 44
Shepherd, Mrs, 18 Cumberland street
Sheppard, John & James, painters, glaziers,
and paper-hangers, 21 Frederick street
— house, 68 George street
Sheppard, Mrs Jas. painter, glazier, and paper-
hanger, 107 George street — house, 37 Castle
street
Sheppard, Miss, hair-preserver, 30 Castle
street, and Bury street, London
Sherar, John, surveyor & account. 9 Dean st.
Sherifi' Clerk's Office, County buildings
Sheriff Clerk's Office, 18 Charlotte st. Leith
Sheriff Court Room, 108 Constitution street,
Clerk of Chancery Office, Exchequer cham-
bers, Parliament square — T. G. Souter,
sheriff-clerk
Sheriff, David, boot and shoe maker, 43 St
Leonard street
Sheriff, James, cabinetmaker, 5 Hope street —
house, 4 Melville place
Sheriff, Wm. C. 5 Saunders' street
Sherlaw, G. & Co. grocers, 1 Couper street
Shield, George, depute-clerk of session, 14
Duke street
Shiell, Ant. stockbroker, 5 Hanover street —
house, 1 Windsor street
Shiell, John, builder and cabinetmaker, 3 E.
Newingtou place
Shiell, Wm. assistant clerk of session. Regis-
ter /louse, 8 Middleby street
Shiels, John S. ( JF. S. 6; Co.), 24 Pilrig street
Shiels, Matthew, confectioner, 109 High street
and 45 N. Bridge — house, 106 Lauriston
place
Shiels, Robt. & Son, wholesale confectioners,
5 and 6 Bristo place
Shiels, Wm, & Co. wine merchts. 52 Constitu-
tion court
Shiels, Wm., R.S.A. 19 N.-W. Circus place
Shillinglaw, Thos. writer, 11 Rankeillor street
Shillinglaw, Thos. E. B. 29 Cheyne street
Shiress, David S. 48 India street
Shirley, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 22 William street
ShirrefF, Charles H. corn factor. North British
Railway station
Shirreff, C. J. advocate, 22 Abercromby pi.
Shirreff, Mrs James, 38 Great King street
Shirreff, Mrs, 6 Quality street, Leith
Shirreff, Miss, 16 Hart street
Shoolbraid, Miss, 15 Thomson's place, Leith
Shore-Dues Office, Custom-house, Leith
Short, James, clerk, 3 E. Arthur place
Short, John, church officer, 19 Rose street
Short, Mrs, 5 N. Newington place
Shotts Iron Co.'s Foundry, 9 Springfield,
Leith-walk— Alex. Sinclair, manager
Sibbald, Alex, flesher, 177 Cowgate
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Sibbald, And., goods agent, {E. P. S^ D. Rail-
way^, citadel, Leith
Sibbald, And., Southern District Academy,
23 St Patrick square. — See Adv.
Sibbald, George, surgeon, 2 Argyle square
Sibbald, J. and Sons, ironmongers, 64 Geo. st.
Sibbald, James S. & Co. corn factors. Quality
court — house, Elizafield house
Sibbald, John Robertson, M.D., F.R.C.S.E.
141 Princes street
Sibbald, Thos. (J. <S. and Sons), 64 George
street
Sibbald, Walter (J. ;S. and Sons), 45 Geo. sq.
Sibbald, Wm. cowfeeder, Bell's mills
Sibbald, Mrs, Elizafield house
Sibbald, Mrs Captain, 20 Nelson street
Sibbald, Mrs, cook, 39 India place
Sibbald, Mrs Henry, 27 Great King street
Sibbald, Mrs, 5 Nicolson street
Sibbald, Mrs, 5 Bank place, Leith
Sibbald, ]\Iiss, 11 Brandon street
Sidey, Charles, surgeon-accoucheur, 64 Ha-
nover street
Sidey, Dr James A. surgeon, 25 Howe street
Sidey, John, draper and hosier, 12 Charlotte
place — house, 1 Gardner's crescent
Signet Library, Parliament square
Signet Office, Register house
Silvie, James, writer, 46 Home street
Sim, Alex. 1 Janefield place
Sim, Fr. R. glass chandelier and cut glass
manufacturer, 95 Princes street
Sim, George, writer, 40 Charlotte square
Sim, John, 16 Danube street
Sim, William, trimming warehouse, 29 Fre-
derick street
Sim, Wra. secretary Edinburgh Bible tiocieiy,
2 East Preston street
Sim, Mrs, 40 Charlotte square
Sime, A. teacher of navigation, 5 Fox lane
Sime, Geo. smith, 15 Roxburgh terrace
Sime, Rev. John, 3 Windmill street
Sime, John, accountant {H. Maitland 8f Co),
3 Duncan street, Newington
Sime, Robert, 1 8 West Nicolson street
Sime, Thos. (P. Sf R. Wright), 31 Scotland st.
Sime, Mrs Andrew, 29 Richmond place
Simm, John, 7 Fyfe place,
Simmie, Mrs Dr, 6 Raeburn place
Simpson & Graham, silver-platers and sad-
dlers' ironmongers, Mound place
Simpson & Rowden, corn merchants, 22 Com-
mercial place
Simpson & Wilson, coach-builders, 62 Abbey
hill
Simpson, Alex. & Co. grocers, tea, wine, and
spirit merchts. 5 Baker's place — house, 50
Brunswick street
Simpson, Alex, tailor, 6 Ingliston street
Simpson, Archd. Inglis, Primrose place
Simpson, Edward, staff-surgeon R.A. Jess-
field, Newhaven
Simpson, George, Lothian road
Simpson, George, chimney sweep, 69 Causey-
side
Simpson, G. B. Cook, 4 Albany street
Simpson, Henry, clerk, 17 Princes street
Simpson, Hunter, librarian Edinburgh Select
Subscrijdion Library, 9 Meadow place
Simpson, Dr James Y., F.R.C.P. professor of
midwifery in the University, 52 Queen st.
Simpson, Jas. surveyor of buildings, 42 Home
street
Simpson, James, shoemaker, 6 Melbourne pi.
Simpson, James, 12 South St Jaraes' street
Simpson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 42
Main st. Newhaven
Simpson, Jn. ( Union Bank), Bonnington lodge
Simpson, J. {^Clydesdale ^.), 11 Archibald pi.
Simpson, John {A. Melrose^ Co.), 2 Melville st.
Simpson, J ohn{ SSj^ Rowden), Maideira. st.Leith
Simpson, John (G. P.-O.), 9 Meadow place
Simpson, John {S. c^- W.), 62 Abbey hill
Simpson, John, spirit dealer, 56 Fountain br.
Simpson, John, grocer, 101 Grassmarket
Simpson, John, baker, 34 N orthumberland st.
— house, 22 Duudas street ,
Simpson, John, bootmaker, 2 Crichton street
Simpson, John, stoneware merchant, 4 Warris-
ton place
Simpson, P. tailor and clothier, 9 Downie pi.
Simpson, Patrick B., younger of Cobairdy,
15 Albany street
Simpson, Richard, cabinetmaker and uphol-
sterer, 121 George st ho. Lothian road
Simpson, R. and H. coal merchants, 7 Port
Hopetoun
Simpson, Robt. boot & shoe maker, 2 Circus pi.
Simpson, Robert, mason, 8 Glover street
Simpson, Robt. D. scale and beam maker, 2
W. Crosscausey and 13 Clerk street
Simpson, Walter {London and Edinburgh-
Shipping Company), 41 Shore
Simpson, Rev. Wm. 1 Buccleuch street
Simpson, Wm. china merch. 6 Low market st.
Simpson, Mrs And. lodgings, 69 Hanover st.
Simpson, Mrs Colonel, 4 Melville street
Simpson, Mrs George H. 2 Henderson row
Simpson, Mrs James, 4 Park street
Simpson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 1 Broughton pi.
Simpson, Mrs, grocer, tQ Lauriston street
Simpson, Mrs, lodgings, 39 Northumb. st.
Simpson, Mrs, Lothian road
Simpson, Mrs, draper and dealer in shells, 40
Shore
Simpson, Mrs, victual dealer, 7 St Patrick sq.
Simpson, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Albany street
Simpson, M. & J. dress and straw-hat makers,
19 Home street
Simpson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 92
George street
Simpson, Miss, milliner, 3 N. St Andrew st.
Simpson, Miss, 30 St Andrew square
Simson, David, teacher of drawing, 25 India st.
Simson, Geo., R.S.A. teacher of drawing, 54
Frederick street
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Simson, Jas., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 3 Glenfinlas st.
Simson, James, accountant^ 5 Picardy place
Sirason, Thos. 1 West Maitland street
Simson, Wm. assist, sec. jBa?ik of Scotland, 9
Eton terrace
Simson, Mrs James, 13 Gayfield square
Simson, Mrs Walter, 18 Albany street, Leith
Simson, Miss, seminary, 15 St Andw. st. Leith
Sinclair, Liddle, and Co. commission af^ents,
drysalters, oil and colourmen, 1 & 2 Calton
street
Sinclair, Adam, A. & B. officer, 35 Kirkgate
Sinclair, Alex. 133 George street
Sinclair, Alexander, manager Shotts Foundry ^
10 Springfield, Leith walk
Sinclair, Andw. hairdresser, 7 Milne square
Sinclair, Colin, bookseller and stationer, 69
George street
Sinclair, Daniel, cottage, Powderliall
Sinclair, David, grocer, 9 Fox lane, Leith
Sinclair, Daniel, commercial traveller, 4 East
St James' street
Sinclair, D. janitor. High school
Sinclair, Duncan & Sons, letterfounders,
Whiteford house
Sinclair, George L., W.S. 4 Walker street
Sinclair, James, draper, 4 Bank street
Sinclair, James, mercantile accountant, Uni-
corn pursuivant, Scotch college of arms,
7 Brown street
Sinclair, John, baker, 14 Lothian street
Sinclair, John, baker, 24 Tobago street
Sinclair, John, conjunct city clerk, City Cham-
bers— house, 2 Wharton lane
Sinclair, John, baker and confectioner, 142
Princes street
Sinclair, John, letter-carrier, 5 Calton hill
Sinclair, John, junior, shirt maker, and manu- !
facturer, 79 So. bridge — ho. 10 Hailes st. j
Sinclair, John, wine and spirit merchant, 126
Kirkgate — house 125
Sinclair, Peter, commercial temperance hotel,
12 South St David street
Sinclair, Robert, assist, clerk of Session, 12
Henderson row
Sinclair, Robt. shipmaster, 2 N. Fort street
Sinclair, Dr Veitch, surgeon, 12 Elder street
Sinclair, William, 7 Dfummond street
Sinclair, William, com. merchant, 24 Scotland
street
Sinclair, Wm. late merchant, 7 Brown street
Sinclair, Wm. cooper and fish-curer, 22 Giles'
street
Sinclair, Wood, cooper and stave merchant,
5 Mitchell st ho. 3 Summerfield, Leith
Sinclair, Mrs, sick-nurse, 3 Windmill lane
Sinclair, Mrs, 108 George street
Sinclair, Mrs Malm, sen., 29 Buccleuch place
Sinclair, Miss B. coal merchant, 22 Port-
Hamilton
Sinclair, Miss C. 7 Charles street
Sinclair, Miss, Whiteford house
Sinclair, Misses, of Ulbster, 133 George street
Sinclair's Commercial Temperance Hotel, 11,
I 17, and 20 Waterloo place
' Singer, Mrs, 2 St Bernard's cresent
Sinton, John, slater, 57 Nicolsoa street
Sinton, Wm. slater, 11 St Leonard's lane
Sivewright, C. K. Cargillfield, Trinity
Skae, David, M.D., F.R.C.S., physician to
Royal Edin. Lunatic Asylum
Skae, Ebenezer, M.D. 5 Argyle square
Skaife, Mrs, 5 Nelson street
Skeen, Mrs, 56 Bridge street
Skelden, Rob. wood and coal merchant. Rose
lane, Abbey hill
Skelton, Misses, 20 Alva street
Skene & Tod, W.S. 53 Great King street
Skene, Capt. A. 9 Mansion-house rd. Grange
Skene, William Forbes, 20 Inverleith row
Skene, Mrs Jane, 4 Duncan street, Leith
Skiffington, John, broker, 93 High street
Skill, Mrs, 3 Montagu street
Skilling, Andrew M. shoemaker, 3 Helen
place, North Leith
Skilling, Jno., & Son, bootmakers, 30 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Skinner, John Holt, 18 Carlton terrace
Skinner, Wm., W.S. 12 Forth street
Skinner, W. R., S.S.C. 12 Windsor street
Skinner, Mrs J. R. 2 Elder street
Skirving, David, 3 Frederick street
Skirving, Thos. farmer. Nether Quarryholes
Slate, Misses, 20 Annandale street
Slater, Andrew, slater, 1 St John street
Slater, James, cabinetmaker, 52 Broughton st.
Slater, Peter, sculptor, 36 Albany street
Slater, Mrs, grocer, 30 India street
Sleigh, George, tailor, 41 Lothian street
Sleigh, Mrs Eleanor, baker, 6 Glanville pi.
Slight, Alex. 3 Shrub place
Slight, Alex, road surveyor, 13 Downie place
Slight, George, 3 Summerhall place
Slight, Geo. H. engineer, 19 Gayfield square
Slight, Jas. engineer, machine-maker, & foun-
der, 34 Leith walk — ho. 2 Haddington place
Sligo, John, of Carmyle, 5 Drummond place J
Slimon, Wm. dairyman, 31 Giles' st. Leith aj
Slimmon, Mrs, hosier, 55 Tolbooth wy. Leith
Sloan & Stoddart, coal merchants, 49 Brough-
ton St., St Cuthbert's lane, and Leith walk
Sloan, Mrs Thos. lodgings, 5 Keir street
Sloan, M. dressmaker, 1 S. St James' street
Sloan, G. Douglas, dressra. 35 W. Nicolson st.
Slymand, John, printer, 138 Nicolson street
Small & Co. wholesale & retail china and
gla?s warehouse, 33 George IV, bridge
Small, Andrewr, victual dealer, 19 Charles st.
Small, Robert, victual dealer, 2 Hamilton pi.
High riggs
Small, Wm. A. of Overraains, R.N. 1 Athole
crescent
Small, Andrew {Royal Bank), 8 London st.
Small, Miss, spirit dealer, 200 Rose street
Small, David, basketmaker, 33 Hanover st.
Small, John, college librarian, 16 Duncan st.
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Small, Wm. & Js. bird-stuflFers, 38 George st.
Small, Wm., hosier, 59 Clerk st. — house, 61
Small, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 93
Canongate
Small, W. Kerr, basketmaker, 35 Blair street
Small, Mrs, 16 Duncan st. Drummond place
Smart, Alex, printer, 5 South College street
Smart, James, flesher, 25 Middle market
Smart, Rev. John, D.D. 11 Smith's place
Smart, John & Son, bootmakers, 1 Queen
street — house, 12 Union street
Smart, John, flesher, 15 W. Nicolson street
Smart, Jno. spirit mercbt. 45 Leith st. 19 W. |
Richmond St., US Giles' St., and 33 Shore,
Leith — house, 11 Calton street
Smart, R. C. engraver, lithographer, and gold
printer, 20 Elm row — ho. 9 Smith's place
Smart, Robt. wine and spirit merchant, 1 Shak-
speare square — house, 2
Smart, Wm. spirit dealer, 27 Richmond place,
and 172 Pleasance
Smart, Mrs J. spirit mer. 84 St Mary's wynd
Smart, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 6
Brighton street
Smeal, J. grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Admiralty
street
Smellie & JefFery, grocers and spirit dealers,
263 Cowgate
Smellie, H., grocer, 82 Crosscausey — ho. 84
Smellie, Henry, jun. grocer, 30 North Rich-
mond street
Smellie, Jn. tea dealer & grocer, 33 Bristo st.
27 Home street, and 2 Orchardfield place
Smellie, Wm. J. {G. P.-O.), 7 N.-W. Circus
place
Smibert, George, baker, 216 Canongate
Smibert, Robt. spirit dlr. 27 Queen st. Leith
Smibert, Thomas, 8 Morrison street
Smith & Garland, tobacconists and fancy
warehouse, 108 and 109 Kirkgate
Smith & Kinnear, W.S. 35 Queen street
Smith and Girvan, milliners, 70 George st.
Smith & M'^Laren, merchants, 3 Bank street,
Leith
Smith & M'Gregor, ale bottlers, 68 Grange
court, Causeyside
Smith & Win wick, spirit mers. 97 Kirkgate
Smith, Brothers, window ticket and show-
card printers, engravers and lithographers,
25 North bridge
Smith, Adam, hairdresser, 43 Shore — house,
Fillyside cottage
Smith, Alexander, W.S. 18 York place
Smith, Alex, umbrella maker, 99 Nicolson st.
Smith, Alex. M. teacher St Stepheiis school —
house, 7 St Vincent street
Smith, Alex. "William, teacher of singing, 12
Antigua street
Smith, Alex. Gordon, 20 Gardner's crescent
Smith, Alex, tailor, 127 Rose street
Smith, Andrew, Willowbrae
Smith, Andrew, S.S.C. 29 Buccleuch place
Smith, Andrew, W.S. 27 Dundas street
Smith, Chas. grocer, 3 Duke street, Leith
Smith, Capt. Charles, li.N. 25 Howard pi.
Smith, Colvin, portrait painter, 32 York pi.
Smith, C. 125 Nicolson street
Smith, Daniel, tailor, 170 High street
Smith, David, writer, 6 Clarence street
Smith, David {Edinburgh and Perth Bread
Co.), 16 Richmond place
Smith, David, plumber and gasfilter, 2G West
Crosscausey
Smith, David, dyer and scourer, 10 St An-
drew square and St John's hill
Smith, David {Inland lievcnue)^ 10 Roxburgh
place
Smith, David, builder, 8 Glover street
Smith, David {S. Sf Kinnear), 2 Ainslie place
Smith, David, clerk, 7 Spence's place, Leith
Smith, David, & co. ship-brokers and commis-
sion agents, 2 Dock gates — house, Madeira
street
Smith, George, joiner, 19 N.-W. Circus place
Smith, George, architect, 18 Gt. King street
Smith, Rev. George, 4 Randolph chff
Smith, George, shawl manufr. 1 08 So. bridge
— house, 4 Salisbury road
Smith, George, Lauder road. Grange
Smith, George, fruiterer, 7 St Patrick street
Smith, Geo. tailor, &c. 4 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Smith, Geo. brush & trunk manuf. 73 Nicol-
son street
Smith, George, provision dealer, 89 Kirkgate
Smith, George, boot and shoemaker, 40 Home
street
Smith, George, 1 Stead's place.
Smith, G. {H. M. Customs), S. Fort street
Smith, G. F. agent, 11 Dundas street
Smith, G. L, Royal bank
Smith, Henry {T. and H. S.), Catherine cot.
Smith, Henry, tea mercht. 51 Nicolson st.
Smith, Harry, W.S., 9 Dundas street
Smith, I. tobacconist, 39 W. Register street
Smith, J. smith and farrier, 101 Abbey hill
Smith, J. A. baker, 183 High street
Smith, Js. & Co. cork manuf. 56 Nicolson st.
Smith, James, house superintendent Royal
Edinburgh Asylum — house, Fuschie cottage
Smith, Jas. architect, H. M. master mason'—
office, 6 Charlotte place ; house, 7 W. Mait-
land street
Smith, James cabinetmaker, 3 Middle Arthur
place
Smith, James, 128 Constitution street
Smith, Jas. musical glass manuf. 7 Union st.
Smith, James, spirit dealer, 62 Shore
Smith, James, 27 St Patrick square
Smith, James, spirit dealer, 43 Earl Grey st.
Smith, Jas. ( T. Meek cL- Co.), I George pi.
Smith, James, wright, 7 Brown street
Smith, Jas. & Co. woollen drapers, 241 High st.
Smith, John Alex., M.D. and surgeon, 7 West
Maitland street
Smith, J. A. Arbuthnot {B. L. Co. B.), 14
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Smith, J. L. books, stationer, circulating libr.
and stamp distributor, 1 Antigua street —
house, oMoredun house, Spring gardens
Smith, John, governor of Prison, Regent road
Smith, John, cut-glass manuf. 1 Amphion pi.
Smith, John, M.D., F.R.C.F. 16 India street
Smith, John, currier, 101 Pleasance
Smith, John Gordon (of J. and R. Morley,
London), 16 Minto street
Smith, John, M.D. surgeon-dentist, 12 Dun-
das strpet
Smith, J. D. carver and gilder, picture liner and
cleaner, 33 W. Register street
Smith, John, umbrella and parasol manufac-
turer, 227 High street
Smith, John K. builder, 6 Gardner's crescent
Smith, John, writer, 6 Clarence street
Smith, John, umbrella & parasol maker &
furrier, 78 Princes street See Adv.
Smith, John, tailor and clothier, 102 South
bridge — house, 11 Argyle square
Smith, Jn. contractor and stabler, 14 Grass-
market
Smith, John, coal merchant, 8 Downie place
Smith, John, 3 Gillespie street
Smith, John, cabinetmaker, 42 Hanover street
— house, 57
Smith, John, shawl & dress manufacturer &
draper, 105 South bridge
Smith, John, shipowner, 9 John's pi. Leith
Smith, John, wright, 8 Glover street j
Smith, John (J. S. and So?i), 24 Nicolson st. j
Smith, J. & Son, wireworkers and weavers,
mill-stone builders, importers of French
burr locks, 219 High street — See Adv.
Smith, Lau. shipmaster, 4 Portland terrace
Smith, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 21
Canongate
Smith, Peter, letter-carrier, 32 Buccleuch st.
Smith, R. M. 4 Bellevue crescent — office, 35
Bernard street, Leith
Smith, Robt. (Customs), 2 Hamburg place
Smith, Robert, S.S.C, 9 Stafford street
Smith, R. architect, practical and consulting
builder and valuator, 12 Royal Exchange —
house, St Cuthbert's glebe
Smith, Robert, house- governor. Poor-house,
Forrest road
Smith, Robert, spirit merchant, 7 Hamilton
place
Smith, R. Philips, 24 Gayfield square
Smith, S. tailor and clothier, 16 South bridge
Smith, T. & H. surgeons and druggists, and
manufs. of aerated waters, 21 Duke street
Smith, Thomas, surgeon, 21 Duke street
Smith, Thomas, teacher of music, 3 Heriot
mount
Smith, Thomas, 3 "Wallace place
Smith, T. 8 M'Kenzie place
Smith, Thomas, spirit dealer, Morningside
Smith, Thomas, 1 Bank place
Smith, Thomab nnd Patrick, merchants, 35
Bernard street
Smith, Thos. painter and paper-hanger, 21
George street
Smith, Thos. lodgings, 8 Frederick street
Smith, Thomas, lodgings, 44 Cumberland st.
Smith, Walter, plumber and gasfitter, 11
India place
Smith, Walter, flesher, 12 St Anthony place
Smith, Wm. printer, 42 Gilmore place
Smith, Wm. surveyor, 147 Causeyside
Smith, Wm. wright & undertaker, 12 Upper
Dean street
Smith, William, architect and civil engineer,
35 Lothian street
Smith, Wm. (late o? Excise), 27 Montagu st.
Smith, Wm. brush manufr. 70 Nicolson st.
Smith, William, brush manufacturer, 161
Causeyside
Smith, William C. portioner, Tipperlinn, by
Morningside
Smith, William, flesher, 10 West port
Smith, William, boot and shoemaker, 71 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
Smith, William & Sons, builders, 79 Clerk st.
Smith, William, woollen draper, 267 High
street — house, 19^ Lauriston street
Smith, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 114
Canongate
Smith, Wm. spirit dealer, 12 Grassmarket
Smith, Wm. manager £. Sf S. Law Life
Assurance Association, 120 Princes street —
house, Elmbank, Whitehouse loan
Smith, SVilliam, spirit merchant, 231 Canon-
gate
Smith, Wm. com. traveller, 12 Meadow place
Smith, William, grocer and spirit merchant,
23 South back of Canongate
Smith, William, 42 Gilmore place'
Smith, Wm. watchmaker, 33 W. Nicolson st.
Smith, William, writing-master and litho-
grapher, 1 Hanover street
Smith, William, sheep and cattle salesman,
7 St Anthony place
Smith, William, gardener, Bonnington
Smith, Mrs A. Palace yard
Smith, Mrs Alex, lodgings, 1 Charlotte st.
Smith, Mrs Alex, lodgings, 8 Eastfield, Leith
Smith, Mrs Alison, 8 Vennel
Smith, Mrs Andrew, 103 George street
Smith, jNIts David, 26 Warriston crescent
Smith, ]\Irs David, 8 Glover street
Smith, Mrs David, 1 70 High street
Smith, Mrs Elizabeth, 66 Frederick street
Smith, Mrs Gilbert, 35 Scotland street
Smith, Mrs John, 5 Morton street
Smith, Mrs, J. grocer and spirit dealer, 10
Spence's place
Smith, Mrs James, 4 Montgomery street «
Smith, Mrs Lieut. 3 Gillespie street «
Smith, Mrs M. provision store, 269 Cowgate
Smith, Mrs Margaret, 30 Alva street
Smith, Mrs T. 38 Dublin street
Smith, Mrs Walter, 5 Gillespie street
Smith, Mrs Wm. 1 Hope street, Leith walk
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Smith, Mrs William, ladies' nurse, 1 Dean st.
Smith, Mrs W. B. 1 Maitland pi. Newhaven
Smith, Mrs W. 1 George place
Smith, Mrs, lodgings, 62 Hanover street
Smith, Mrs, Greenhill lodge
Smith, Mrs, 24 Gay field square
Smith, Mrs, 17 Pilrig street
Smith, Mrs, 23 Minto street
Smith, Mrs, 16 Broughton place
Smith, Miss E. lodgings, 2 Trinity crescent
Smith, Miss M. A. 15 Danube street
Smith, Miss Margaret, 2 Crichton street
Smith, Miss, 9 Graham street
Smith, Miss, Ashfield lodge
Smith, Miss, 6 Fettes row
Smith, Miss, 3 Saxe Coburg pi.
Smith, Misses E. & M. dress and cloak
makers, 62 Rose street
Smiths and Co. purveyors of lamps and oils
to the Queen, brassfounders, gasfitters, tin-
smiths, railway lamp manufrs, 1 Blair st.
Smyth, Chas. Piazzi, professor of practical
astronomy, and astronomer royal for Scot-
land, 1 Hillside crescent
Smyth, .J. of Balharry, advocate, 1 Hart street
Smyth, John, professor of dancing, 35 Fre-
derick street
Smyth, Robert, W.S. 1 Hart street
Smyth, Mrs, 30 Clarence street
Smyttan, Geo., M.D. 20 Melville street
Snadden, Mrs Maria, 2 West Preston street
Snodgrass, Jas. surg. & drug. 238 Canongate
Snodgrass, Mrs, lodgings, 9 Crichton street
Snodgrass, Misses, milliners and dressmakers,
112 George street
Snody, Andw., S.S.C. city agent for Leith, 26
Gayfield sq. and 123 Constitution st. Leith
Snow & Johnston, fleshers, 5 Middle market
Snow, F. flesher, Middle market
Snow, John, flesher, 16 South St James' street
Society of Antiquaries, 24 George street —
Alex. Christie and J. A. Smith, secretaries
Society, Botanical — W. Evans, Experimen-
tal Gardens, treasurer
Society, Calvin New Translations — Robt.
Pitcairn, secretary, 9 Northumberland st. —
depositaries, Sutherland & Knox, 23 George
street
Society, Camden — T. G. Stevenson, agent
Society, City Misson — T. Scott and Wm.
Whyte, joint treasurers
Society for Clothing the Industrious Poor,
18 Bristo street
Society, Celtic, of Ireland — T. G. SteVenson,
agent
Society, Destitute Sick — Wm. Whyte, 13
George street, treasurer; John M'CuUoch
(^British Linen Company), sub-treasurer
Society, Gaelic Schools — W. P. Kennedy,
treasurer, 15 St Andrew street
Society, Gratis Sabbath-school — Wm.Whyte,
13 George street, treasurer
Society, Hakluyt — T. G. Stevenson, agent
Society, lona — T. G. Stevenson, agent
Society, Irish Archaeological — T. G. Steven-
son, agent
Society, Irish Evangelical, Edinburgh Auxi-
liary— W. F. Watson, 52 Princes street
Society, London Missionary, Edinburgh
Auxiliary to — W. F. Watson, 52 Princes
street, treasurer
Society, Naval and Military Bible — William
Whyte, 13 George street, treasurer
Society for Preventing Cruelty to Animals
— Wm. Whyte, 13 George street, treasurer
Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge
among the Poor — Wm. Whyte, 13 George
street, treasurer and secretary
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
— Robert Grant and Son, 34 Princes street
Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge,
49 Queen street
Society for Relief of the Destitute Sick,
— W. Whyte, treasurer; John M'CuUoch
{British Linen Company), Sub-treasurer
SociETY,Anglia Christiana — T. G. Stevenson,
agent
Society, Scottish Episcopal Church — H. J.
RoUo, W.S. 16 Dundas street, secretary and
treasurer
Society, Shakspeare — T. G. Stevenson, agent
Society, Total Abstinence, committee rooms,
2 North bridge — W. K. Rose, secretary
Solicitor-General, James Crawford, 18
Charlotte square
Solicitors of Supreme Courts — library,
Parliament house
Solicitors-at-Law — hall, 3 R. Exchange
Somervaille, D. J. corn merchant, 10 Quality
street, Leith
Somerville, A. G. 1st vice-president General
Post- Office, Larchfield villa, Easter road
Somerville, Alex. {^Inland Revenue)^ 22 Rut-
land square
Somerville, Rev. Andrew, secy, to Mission
Board, U. P. Church, 5 Queen street
Somerville, Andw. leather merch. 98West port
Somerville, Aw. mercht. 32 Constitution st.
Somerville, David, grocer, 79 Giles' street
Somerville, David, spirit dealer, 37 India pi.
Somerville, D. draper, 52 W. Richmond st.
Somerville, Geo. innkeeper. New Market inn
Somerville, Geo. vict. dealer, 27 Greenside st.
Somerville, James, S.S.C. 25 Dundas street
Somerville, James, baker and victualler, 129
Rose street
Somerville, Jas. victual dealer, 1 Hamilton pi.
Somerville, J. & Co. merchts. 46 Quality st-
Somerville, John, merchant and general agent,
69 Constitution st. Leith
Somerville, John, hosier and glover, 67 North
Hanover street
Somerville, John, printer, 58 Lauriston st.
Somerville, Lieut.-Col. 9 Royal crescent
Somerville, Robert, W.S. 19 India street
Somerville, Robert, stationer, 13 India place
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Somerville, Robert, 12 St Leonard street
Somerville, Sana., M.D , F.ll.C.P. 17 Hart st.
Somerville, Thos. of Greenfield, 19 Danube st.
Somraerville, Hugh, wine anil spirit merch.
123 Canongate
Somraerville, Hugh, lodgings, 20 Albany st.
Sommerville, James, mason, 13 Jamaica street
Sommerviile, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer,
183 Canongate
Sommerville, Wm. 17 W. Preston street
Sommerville, Jlrs, 212 Canongate
Sommerville, Mrs, lapidary, seal engraver,
and mineral dealer, 20 West Register street
Somner, Mrs Margaret, 45 East Claremont st.
Sorreck, Miss, French stay maker, 15 Brown st.
Souter, D. Robertson, accountant, 15 Glou-
cester place
Souter, Francis George, Sheriff-clerk of Chan-
cery, chambers. Parliament square — ho. 39
Great King street
Souter, Jas. innkeeper, 20 So. b. Canongate
Souter, James, W.S. 80 Great King street
Souter, James, turner, 26 St James' square
Souter, Peter, shipmaster, ^Madeira pi. Leitli
Souter, Peter, grocer, 52 Clerk street
.Souter, Mrs, 46 Great King street
Southern Academy, Park place house
Southern Horaoepathic Dispensary, 2 West
Richmond street
Soutter, James, fancy turner, 60 Princes st.
— workshop, Swinton row
Spalding, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Jamaica street
Spankie, Miss, 32 Broughton place
Sparks, John, cricket-ground keeper, Grove
cottage, 118 Fountainbridge
Spaven, Robert, saddler and harness maker,
16 S. St Andrewr st ho. 8 W. Adam st.
Spaven, Mrs John, 11 Duncan street
Spears, George. Jock's lodge
Spence, Alex. Ogilvy, 7 Brunswick st. Hillside
.Spence, Andrew, tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chant, 66 and 67 Tolbooth wynd — house,
Adelphi place, Leith links
.Spence, Chas, S.S.C. andX.P.6 St Andrew sq.
Spence, Charles, grocer, 3 Haddington place
Spence, David, bootmaker, 10 Kirkgate —
house, 137
Spence, George, merchant, 2 Haddington pi,
Spence, James, tailor & clothier, 31 S. bridge
Spence, James, W.S. 24 Pitt street
Spence, James, smith, 18 West Crosscausey
Spence, James, F.R.CS.E. lecturer on sur-
gery, 12 Northumberland street
Spence, John, tavern-keeper, 10 Hunter square
Spence, John, surgeon-dentist, 50 Great
King street
Spence, Joseph, saddler, 24 Grassmarket
Spence, Norman {Edln. and Leith Gas Co.),
2 Haddington place
Spence, William (B. Linen Co.), 17 Bruns-
wick street, Hillside
Spence, Mrs Alex. 7 Brunswick st. Hillside
Spence, Mrs George, cowfeeder, Thornybank
Spence, Mrs John, 6 Smith's place
Spence, Mrs, 17 Clarence street
Spence, Mrs, dairy, 15 William street
Spence, Mrs, Athelstane cot. Ferry rd. Wardie
Spence, Miss, 2 Thistle court
Spens, Nathaniel, W,S. of Craigsanquhar, 28
Walker street
Spens, Mrs Dr, 14 Drummond place
Spiden, Robt, builder, 21 Charles street
Spiers, Mrs, Belgrave villa
Spindler, Misses, teachers, 137 Princes street
Spink, James, lapidary, 5 Rose street
Spinks, Charles, turner, 24 and 25 Duke st.
Leith
Spinks, Wm. wood- turner, 24 Kirkgate
Spittal, James and Co. silk mercers and shawl
manufacturers, 12 St Andrew square
Spittal, Thos. janitor, 33 Charlotte square
Spittal, Lady, 3 Minto street
Spittal, Mrs James, 4 Eyre place
Spittal, Mrs John, 8 Nicolson square
Spottiswoode, Arthur C, Major Bengal Army,
36 Great King street
Spottiswoode, Robert, accountant, 7 Thistle
street — house, 18 Howard place
Sprot, John, 10 Darnaway street
Sprot, Thomas, W.S, 10 Drummond place
Sprot, Mrs, 24 Moray place
Sprot, Miss, 23 Rutland square
Squair, Jas, (S. Un. Insur.), 21 Gardner's cres.
St Clair, Archd, lodgings, Windmill house
St Clair, John, teacher of violin and accor-
dion, 79 South bridge
St Clair, J, P. teacher of languages, 63 S. br.
St Clair, Mrs, 63 South bridge
St Clair, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Gabriel's road
St Cuthbert's Lodge of Free Gardeners —
D. Grant, R.W.M., 14 Canning place; W.
Burge, 10 North bridge, treasurer
St Cuthbert's Poorhouse, Lothian road —
house governor, James Robertson
St Margaret's Convent, Bruntsfield links
St Stephen's School, 58 Brunswick street
Stacey, James M., S.S.C, 2 Thistle court
Stage Coaches — See Conveyance Direc-
tory
Stalker, James, grocer, &c. 36 North Pitt st.
Stalker, Thomas, hairdresser aud perfumer,
23 North-west Circus place
Stalker, Wm. sailmaker, 3 Bernard street
Stalker, Mrs, 50 Cumberland street
Standard Life Assurance Co. 3 George street
— Will. Thos. Thomson, manr. — See Adv.
Stanley, Mrs Montague, 3 North Charlotte st.
Star Life Assurance office, 10 George street
— J, Livingston, agent
Starforth John, architect, 12 S. Castle street
Stark, Adam, ironmonger, 3 Bank street —
house, 48 London street
Stark, G. G. {Williamson &,^ S.), 3 Pilrig street
Stark, James, M.D., F.RrCP. 21 Rutland st.
Stark, Robt, M, seedsman and florist, 145
Princes street — nursery, Edgehill, Dean
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Stark, Thomas, tobacco manuf. 81 West port
Stark, Win. builder & architect, 48 London st.
Stark, William, jun. builder, yard, Castle ter-
race— house, 45 Ann street
Stark, Miss, Salisbury green
Starke, James, advocate, 23 Heriot row
Siavert, Mrs, 18 Walker street
Stead & Simpson, shoe manufacturers, 375
High street
Steam Packet Offices. — See Conveyance
Directory
Stebbine, Alexander, painter, 102 Kirkgate
— house, 9 Glover street
Stebbing, Isaac, bookbinder, 5 Xicolson st.
Steedman, Henry, bookbinder, 44 George st.
Steedman, John, clerk, 76 Queen street
Steedman, William, grocer, tea and coffee
merchant, 1 Charlotte street, Leith
Steedman, James, canteen, Piershill
Steedman, Mrs H. greengrocer and victualler,
20 Thistle street
Steedman, Mrs, 25 Howre street
Steedman, Mrs, victl. dealer, 13 Fountainbr.
Steel, David, spirit dealer, Hillhouse field
Steel, David, mason. Mount pleasant
Steel, Ebenr. grocer, 4 King's place
Steel, James, 2 West Newington
Steel, Jas. boot and shoemaker, Canaan lane
Steel, William, upholsterer, 59 Thistle street
Steel, Wm. dealer in horses, and horse-hirer,
153 Rose street — house, 18 Castle street
Steel, INIrs, 33 Dundas street
Steel, Mrs John, lodgings, Canaan lane
Steel, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Kerr street
Steel, Miss Janet, milliner and dressmaker,
7 Milne square
Steele, Charles, house agent, 19 Gardner's cr.
Steele, James, baker, 55 iSTicolson street
Steele, Jn. ironmonger & pasfitter, 100 High
street — house, 25 James' square
Steele, Peter, classical master, F. C. formal
school, 4 Park street
Steele, Pat. S. 25 Inverleith row
Steele, W. & P. furnishing ironmongers to the
Queen, 61 George street
Steele, Wilkinson, merchant, 18 Pilrig street
Steele, William (.S'wjd. Cowr^s), agent for Gua-
rantee Society, 29 S. Frederick street
Steele, William, wine and spirit merchant, 5
West Richmond street
Steele, Wm. 24 Gayfield square
Steele, Mrs Dr, 6 Pitt street
Steele, Mrs, midwife & nurse, 50 Thistle st.
Steele, Misses M. & C. dressmakers, 23 South
bridge
Steele, Misses, 33 Howe street
Steell, George, 31 BroQghtoa place
Steell, Gourlay, A.R.S.A., portrait and animal
painter, 4 Randolph place
Steell, Jno., R.S.A. sculptor to her Majesty —
studio, 9 Randolph place; bronze foundry,
Grove street — house, Greenhill gardens
Steell, Mrs, 20 Gallon hill
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Stegmann, C, Ciaremont Park, Leith links
Stegmann, Westenholz, & Co. corn factors
and com. merchants, 34 Constitution street
Steill, John, Grange road
Stein &. Campbell, W.S. 49 Northumberland
street
I Scein, John, spirit dealer, 195 High street
Stein, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 3
j Portland place
j Stenhouse, Andw. & Geo. agents and ship
brokers. Wet docks
Stenhouse, G. {A. Sf G. S.), 4 Hope terrace
Stenhouse, AVm. baker, 5 Little Kiug street
and 4 East Register street
Stenhouse, Mrs, 30 Haddington place
Stenhouse, Mrs, cook, 38 India place
Stenhouse, Miss, 4 Hope terrace
Stephens, Henry, Redbraes cottage, Bonning-
ton road
Stephens, John, shipmast. 25 Queen st. Leith
Stephens, J. tea dealer, 4 Fleshmarket close
Stephens, Mrs Wm. 6 Saunders street
Stephens, Mrs, IMorningside
Stephenson, John and Co. railway contractors^
Lothian road
Stephenson, Robt. comb manufacturer to her
Majesty, 25 Leith street — house, Grange
villa. West Newington
Stephenson, Mrs, 53 Frederick street
Steuart, Charles, W.S. 17 India st. — house, 3
Albyn place
Steuart, Lieut.-Gen. G. M. 48 Melville street
Steuart, .James, W.S. 17 India street — house,
8 Doune terrace
Steuart, Robert, of Carfin, 32 Royal terracf
Steuart, Mrs Charles, 3 Albyn place
Steuart, Miss, of Steuart hall, 16 Maitland st.
Steuart, Miss, 17 St Andrew square
Steuart, Miss, 16 Stafford street
Steven, James, Edinburgh and Leith carrier,
7 Windmill street
Steven, Robt. victual & spirit dealer, 54 East
Crosscausey
Steven, Rev, Dr Wm. II Nicolson square
Steven, W. grocer & wine mercht, 45 Bridgt-
street & 37 Sandport street — house, 2 Pit:
street, Bonnington
Steven, Wm. hairdresser and perfumer, -id
St James' square
Stevens, Wm. cooper, 6 ToUcroes — house, b
Stevenson's sale rooms, 4 St Andrew square
Stevenson, Messrs, civil engineers, 84 George
street
Stevenson & Co. printers, 32 Thistle street
Stevenson & Co. R. H., licensed passage
brokers, 10 N. St Andrew street
Stevenson, Andrew R. 38 North Hanover st.
Stevenson, Alexander, S.S.C. 4 St Andrew-
square — house, Eden Bank, Church lane.
Canaan
Stevenson, Alexander, W.S. 9 Heriot row^
Stevenson, Alex. jun. stockbroker, 4 St An-
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Stevenson, Allan, hat manufactui-er, 5 Drum-
mond street
Stevenson, David, civil engineer, 8 Forth st.
Stevenson, David, secretary to Edinburgh Y.
M. P. Society, 4. St Cuthbert's street
Stevenson, Rev. Dr, 14 Hermitage pi. Leith
Stevenson, Duncan (.S'. &; Co.), 4 Carlton st.
Stevenson, Jas. bookbinder, 265 High street
Stevenson, James, draper, 190 Canongate
Stevenson, James, builder & house carpenter,
Broughton market — ho. 10 Cumberland st.
Stevenson, Jas. late surg. iladras establishm.
H.E.I.C.S. 11 St Bernard's crescent
Stevenson, Rear-Admiral .Jas., Seacot, Leith
Stevenson, Jn. (Union Bk.), 17 Archibald pi.
Stevenson, John, grocer and wine merchant,
8 North ]\Ielvillti place
Stevenson, John, hat manufuc. 90 S. Bridge
Stevenson, John, wine and spirit merchant, 3
St Vincent street
Stevenson, Peter, philosophical instrument
maker, 9 I^othian street — house, 6
Stevenson. Philip, R. N. 33 Bridge street
Stevenson, Rev. R. Home, 18 Manor place
Stevenson, E. H. accountant, 10 N. St And-
rew street
Stevenson, Rev. Thomas, 15 Leith walk
Stevenson, Thos. Geo. bookseller, publisher,
and bookbinder, 87 Princes street — house,
4 Torphichen street
Stevenson, T. & A., Berlin wool, button, and
trimming warehouse, 53 South bridge
Stevenson, Thos. maltster, corn factor, and
coal merchant, 14 Assembly street
Stevenson, Thos. civil engineer, 1 Inverleith
terrace
Stewart, Thos., wine mercht, 266 Canongate
Stevenson, Wm. Cowman, 1 Grove street
Stevenson, Wm. cattle dealer, Jordan burn
Stevenson, Wm. upholsterer, 34 Hanover st.
— house, 65 Cumberland street
Stevenson, William, 22 Alva street
Stevenson, Mrs James, 8 Atholl place
Stevenson, Mrs, cook, foot of Craig's close
Stevenson, Mrs, 1 Albyn place
Stevenson, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 82 S. Bridge
Stevenson, ]\Irs, 14 Nicolson square
Stevenson, Mrs James, 1 1 Lutton place
Stevenson, Mrs, lodgings, 54 Bristo street
Stevenson, Mrs James, 4 W. Xewington pi.
Stevenson, Miss B. 48 India street
Stevenson, Miss M., milliner and dressmaker,
6 Dublin street
Stevenson, Eliz. M. dressmaker, &c. Jordan
burn cottage
Steven ton, .John, Bay Horse inn and livery
stables, 55 Rose street
Stewart & Bell, slaters and chimney-sweepers,
9 Queeusferry street
Stewart and Co. merchants, 31 St Andrew sq.
Stewart, Alex, painter and paper-hanging
merchant, 95 Princes street — house, 7 Fre-
derick street
Stewart, Alex, bootmaker, 28 Pitt street
Stewart, Alex. (Customs), 4 Pitt street, Leith
Stewart, Alex. James, W.S. 27 Pitt street
Stewart, Alex, letter-carrier, 8 W. Adam st.
Stewart, A., spirit dealer. Main st. Newhaven
Stewart, A. Wood, 1 BeUevue crescent
Stewart, A., letter carrier, 45 Earl Grey st.
Stewart, Ben., dentist, 12 Howe street
Stewart, Chas. & David, solicitors, 23 Castle st.
Stewart, Charles (C. §' B. Stewart), 11
Clarendon crescent
Stewart, Charles, messenger Edinburgh and
Glasgow Bank, 29 George street
Stewart, Chas. tailor and clothier, 3 Barony st.
Stewart, Charles, W.S. 17 India st. — house,
3 Albyn place
Stewart, Charles, flesher, 10 Canning place
Stewart, D., Crown hotel, 10, 11, and 12
Princes street
Stewart, Daniel, lodgings, 8 Shakspeare square
Stewart, Dan. superintendent -JJ.^- G.Railivay.
North bridge station — house, Haymarket
Stewart, David, 6 Hailes street
Stewart, Donald, crier Parliament house,
31 Cumberland street
Stewart, Captain Duncan, 10 Rankeillor street
Stewart, Duncan, lodgings, 27 Castle street
Stewart, Dun. wine and spirit merchant, 3P
Frederick street — house, 40 Jamaica street
Stewart, George {E. and G. Bank), 45 North
Hanover street
Stewart, Hope James,por.-painter,35 Alva st.
Stewart, J. and G. tea, wine, and spirit mer-
chants, 113 High street
Stewart, J. L. landscape-painter, 25 E. Clare-
mont street
Stewart, James, lodgings, 30 Castle street
Stewart, .James W. civil engineer, 5 North St
David street — house, 11 Duncan street,
Druramond place
Stewart, James ( Union Banh), 5 Archd. pi.
Stewart, Jas. baker, 10 Couper street
Stewart, .James, 135 Rose street
Stewart, James, 3 Grove place
Stewart, James, Christian bank, Trinity
Stewart, Jas. confectioner and Italian ware-
houses, 34 Hanover street & 2 Rutland pi.
Stewart, James, 3 Upper Dean terrace
Stewart, James, spirit merchant, 265 High st.
Stewart, John, 44 South bridge
Stewart, John, 28 Abercromby place
Stewart, John, cabinetmaker, Charlotte lane
Stewart, John (,/. S^ G. S.), 84 Lauriston pi.
Stewart, John, M.D. 24 Queen street
Stewart, John, W.S. 18 Ainslie place
Stewart, John, com. traveller, 6 Brighton st.
Stewart, John, of Binny, 19 Maitland street
Stewart, John, 9 Hill square
Stewart, John, mercht. Leith— house. Prim-
rose street
Stewart, John, baker, 1 Howe street — ho. 6
Stewart, John, & Co. (Edin. News Office).,
Writers' Court— ho. 16 Meadow place
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Stewart, J. gate-keeper, St Margaret's station
Stewart, Joseph, gardener, Bangholm
Stewart, Ledingham, & Co. commission mer-
chants, 122 Constitution street
Stewart, Mark, tailor, 233 High street
Stewart, Neil, artist, 9 Roxburgh terrace
Stewart, Patrick, coal merchant, 22 William st.
Stewart, Peter, coach-hirer, 1 Queensferry st.
Stewart, Pet., letter-carrier, 4 Windmill lane
Stewart, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 48
Hanover street, and 1 1 E. Register street
Stewart, Robt. writer, 31 Broughton street
Stewart, Robert, victual dealer, 13 West
Maitland street
Stewart, Eobt. bootmaker, 26 Nicolson street
Stewart, R. victual dealer, 12 North-west Cir-
cus place — house, 13
Stewart, Robt. G. chemist & druggist. Tan-
field — house, 6 Huntly street
Stewart, Robert, stock-broker, 4 N. St David
street — house, 5 Picardy place
Stewart, Robert, 9 Rose street
Stewart, Robt. & Co. com. agents and cigar
merchants, 4 North St David street
Stewart, Robt. {Curror ^ S.), 53 Castle st.
Stewart, S. & Co. bedding and iron bedstead
manufacturers, 17 Greenside place
Stewart, T. & J. boot and shoe makers, 34
Leith street
Stewart, Thos. provision dealer, 8 Bernard st.
Stewart, Thos. china merchant, 7 Hay's court
Stewart, Thomas, warehouseman, Craigie ter-
race cottage
Stewart, Walter, superintendent. Court of
Session, Parliament house — ho. 7 Spittal st.
Stewart, Walter, grocer. West Norton place
Stewart, Wm. spirit merchant, 331 Canon-
gate & 2 Milne sq. — ho. 423 Lawnmarket
Stewart, William, 13 Rutland square
Stewart, William, baker, Alison's place
Stewart, William, spirit dealer, 14 Coal hill
Stewart, William, lodgings, 10 Albyn place
Stewart, Mrs Chas. C. 1 Bellevue crescent
Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 3 Windsor street
Stewart, Mrs, 137 George street
Stewart, Mrs Helen, grocer, 38 Lauriston st.
Stewart, Mrs I, spirit dealer, 11 Clyde st.
Stewart, Mrs J. (aS. and Bell), 30 Alva street
Stewart, Mrs James, 33 Howe street
Stewart, Mrs Wm. 4 North Charlotte street
Stewart, Mrs Wm. sp. dealer, 85 Canongate
Stevrart, Mrs W. lodgings, 10 Albyn place
Stewart, Mrs, of Crossmount, 17 Albany street
Stewart, Mrs Col. of Strathgarry, 42 Char-
lotte square
Stewart, Mrs, 2 Greyfriars' place
Stewart, Mrs, 27 Pitt street
Stewart, Mrs, French staymr. 5 1 London st.
Stewart, Mrs, 5 Clarence street
Stewart, Mrs, 1 London street
Stewart, Mrs, 1 Brandfield place
Stewart, Mrs, 14 Archibald place
Stewart, Mrs, 20 Dublin street
Stewart, Mrs, 1 Upper Gray street
Stewart, Miss, 40 India street
Stewart, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 1
Deanhaugh street
Stewart's toy warehouse, 76 Princes st. —ho. It,
Stillie, James, bookseller, 78 Princes street
Stirling, Archd. lodgings, 11 Hope street
Stirling and Dunfermline Railw. Co.'s Office,
42 George st. — A. J. Dickson, secretary;
James Gow, accountant
Stirling Packet Office, 2 Dock place
Stirling, D. coach-hirer, 4 Haddington pi.
Stirling, George, gardener, 8 Kerr street
Stirling Hugh, draper, 49 Earl Grey street
Stirling, James, civil engineer, 1 1 Hill street
Stirling, Jas. grocer, 7 Buccleuch street
Stirling, John, grocer, 4 St Patrick street
Stirling, R. spirit merchant, 14 Melville pi.
Stirling, Wm. spirit merchant, 50 Cross-
causey — house, 21
Stirling, Mrs A. spirit dealer. Cowan's close
Stirling, Mrs John, 28 London street
Stirling, Mrs, of Castlemilk, 44 Melville street
Stirling, Mrs, of Holme hill, 6 Alva street
Stirling, ]\Iiss E. 7 St Bernard's row
Stirling, Misses, 27 Queen street
Stirton, David, 9 Brighton street
Stobie, Robert, consulting surgeon, 42 Blair
street and 86 South bridge
Stobie, Thomas, gardener, Brown's entry,
Leith walk
Stobie, William, victual dealer, 38 St Leonard
street — ho. 17 Clerk street
Stobo, J. tea and spirit merchant, 18 South
St James' street
Stock Exchange, 20 St Andrew square
Stocks, David & Co. wine merchts. and por-
ter agents, 34 Timber bush
Stocks, David, bootmaker, 85 W^est port
Stocks, James (i>. S. &f Co.), 33 Bridge street
Stocks, Peter (Z). S. Sf Co.), 33 Bridge street
Stocks, Peter, baker, 31 Bridge street
Stocks, W. & Co. china merchts. 64 Kirkgate
Stodart, Geo. T., W.S. 16 Abercromby place
Stodart, George, mercht. 11 Mitchell street —
house, 5 Brunton place
Stodart, James, accountant, 85 Causeyside
Stodart, John Riddle, W.S. 2 Drummond pi.
Stodart, Mrs A. 9 Salisbury street
Stodart, Miss Augusta, 17 Randolph crescent
Stodart, Miss, 12 Nelson street
Stoddart, Gavin, grocer, 1 Burns' street, Leith
Stoddart, James {S. (Sf S.), 25 Barony street
Stoddart, John, coach-builder and postmaster,
40 Pleasance
Stoddart, John, 3 Upper Gray street
Stoddart, Thos. baker, l78 Pleasance
Stoddart, Mrs, boot and shoe warehouse, 311
High street
Stoddart, Mrs, 1 0 Bellevue crescent
Stoddart, Miss Agnes, 19 India street
Stoddart, Miss Mary, 26 Howard place
Stoddart, Miss, 7 Cassells' place
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Stone, Mrs, 7 Maitland street
Stone, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Maitland street
Storie, Andrew, W.S. 12 Broughton place
Storm, J. chim. sweeper, 1 Xorthumberld. pi.
Stormonth & Co. plumbers and zinc workers,
22 and 23 Brown square
Stormonth, James, teacher, Canongate Burgh
School^ 25 Arthur street
Stormonth, T. ( T. S. cV Co.), 25 Arthur st.
Stormonth, Miss, 38 Danube street
Storrar and Graham, house agents, 5 Rox-
burgh terrace
Story, John, merchant, 17 Constitution st.
Stothert, William, 35 Northumb. street
Stothert, Miss Margaret, 9 Teviot row
Stott, D. & J. leather merchs. 24 & 26 Niddry
street
Stott, David (B. &,^ J. »S'.), 21 Lothian street
Stott, Gibson, 32 Queen street
Stott, J. H. leather merchant, and gutta percha
depot, 12 Xiddry street — house, 19 Meadow
place
Stott, John (Z). A- J- S.), 23 George square
Stott, Mrs, painter and glazier, 29 Dundas
street — ho. 47 Great King street
Stott, Mrs Wm grocer and wine merchant, 8
Shrub place
Strachan, James, plain and ornamental plas-
terer, AthoU lane — house, 12 Gardner's
crescent
Strachan, James, 11 Xorton place
Strachan, R. H. 7 Fettes row
Strachan, Tho. land surveyor, 16 Charlotte pi.
Strachan, William, 65 Cumberland street
Strachan, William, grocer, 70 Shore
Strachan, Mrs John, 1 Henderson row
Strachan, Mrs,, 18 Gayfield square
Strachan, Mrs, 16 Charlotte place
Strachan, Mrs, sick-nurse, 4 St Bernard's pi.
Strachan, Miss, 139 George street
Strachan, Miss, 14 Hope street
Straiton, Mrs, 4 Hamburg place
Strang, Wr. teacher of music, 6 Clarence st.
Strangman, Mrs, 22 Stafford street
Strasenburgh, Robert, Starbank, Trinity
Strathie, Andrew, spirit dealer, 2 Orchardfield
place, Leith walk
Straton, Charles, 49 Great King street
Stratton, Edward {of Customs), 1 Auburn pi.
Street, K.(Inld. Revenue) E. Pitt st. N. Leith
Street, George, joiner and furniture dealer, 54
Lothian street — ho. 6 Bristo place
Strong:, John, spirit merchant, 2 Northum-
berland place
Strong, ThomaS; 3 Walker street
Strong, j\Irs, 3 Walker street
Struthers, Henry, brick, tile, and cement work,
Wardie
Struthers, James, I\I.D. 22 Charlotte street,
Leith
Struthers, John, surgeon, F.R.C.S. 19 Aber-
cromby place
Stuart, Rev. A. Moody, 43 Queen street
Stuart, Alexander {Gordon, S. b; Cheyne), 14
Forth street
Stuart, Alex, seed-crusher, citadel, N. Leith
Stuart, Andrew, letterfounders' punch-cutter,
Primrose villa, Grange road
Stuart, Charles Villiers, 20 Rutland square
Stuart, Gordon, merchant, 7 India place
Stuart, .T. G., M.D. 54 India street
Stuart, Jas. music-seller, 7 W. Lauriston pi.
Stuart, John, wine, and spirit mercht. 103
High street
Stuart, Jn. (Gen. Reg. House) 2 S. Blacketpl.
Stuart, Captain John, 5 Picardy place
Stuart, Wm. attorney & account. 22 Hill st.
Stuart, Wm. S., S.S.C. {Ferguson S^ Stuart),
30 Clarence street
Stuart, W. B. Windmill cottage
Stuart, Lady, of Allan bank, 20 Maitland st.
Stuart, Miss, 7 Downie place
Stuckey, Miss Rosina, dressmaker, 8 Keir st.
Stupart, Major, Grove lodge. Trinity
Sturrock & Sons, perfumers & hairdressers to
the Queen, 33 Princes street
Sturrock, J. & Sons, brassfounders and gas-
fitters, 1 Duke St. Leith — ho. 6 Queen's pi.
Sturrock, John,jun. 6 Queen's place
Sturrock, John, writer, 30 Earl Grey street
Sturrock, Thos. brassfounder, 1 Duke street
— house, Thomson's place
Sturrock, Mrs, 41 Northumberland street
Sugden,;Mrs, mid w. & ladies' nurse, 1 Granton
cottage
Summers, John, baker, 1 Church street
Summers, Thos. shawl manufr. 49 Princes st.
Sun Fire and Life Insurance Company — Alex.
Allan & Co. 40 Princes st. D. Murray, 39
George st. and A. Fyfe, S.S.C. 15 Leopold
place, agents
Supervision, Board of, for Relief of the Poor,
102 George street
Surenne, Dan. F. teacher of drawing and paint-
ing, 8 Great King street
Surenne, John T. prof, of the pianoforte and
harmony, 3 Howe street
Surenne, Monsieur Gab., F.A.S.E., French
teacher, and emeritus lecturer in the Scot-
tish N. and M. Academy, 8 Great King st.
Suther, Rev. Tho. G., D.C.L. 6 Inverleith row
Sutherland and Sons, tailors and clothiers, 4
Romilly place
Sutherland and Knox, booksellers and pub-
lishers, 23 George street
Sutherland, A. G., W.S. IS Fettes row
Sutherland, Daniel R. stationer, 95 So. bridge
— house, 24 Upper Gray street
Sutherland, David, builder, Lothian road
Sutherland, D. letter-carrier, 11 Howe street
Sutherland, Don. egg mercht. 1 Brown square
Sutherland, D. builder, 2 Trinity crescent.
Newhaven
Sutherland, D. spirit dealer, Newhaven
Sutherland, Dr, E.I.C.S. Oakleigh villa, War-
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Sutherland, Erskine (Com. Bank), 17 Union
place
Sutherland, George, china and glass merchant,
4 Greenside place
Sutherland, G. spirit merchant, 10 South St
Andrew street
Sutherland, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer,
7 Mansfield place
Sutherland, J. city officer and J. P. constable,
4 Sciennes place
Sutherland, John, builder, 15 S. College st.
Sutherland, J. S., M.D. Oakleigh cot. Wardie
Sutherland, John and Co. music and book
sellers, stationers, and news agents, 12 Cal-
ton street — house, 19 Union st See Adv.
Sutherland, J. baker, 36 St Andrew st. Leith
Sutherland, Joseph, tailor and clothier, 93
George street
Sutherland, Lieut.-Col. R. Sinclair, E.I.C.S,
12 Blacket place
Sutherland, Robert, printer, Craigside house
Sutherland, R. P. printseller, picture dealer,
and bookseller, 37 Leith walk and 38 Heriot
buildings
Sutherland, W. A. (S. 4' Knox), 1 Windsor st.
Sutherland, Wm. jeweller, 46 S. Clerk street
Sutherland, Wm. hatter, 54 St Mary's wynd
Sutherland, Mrs I. midwife, 2 James' court
Sutherland, Mrs, 41 E. Claremont street
Sutherland, Mrs, lodgings, 11 Howe street
Sutherland, Misses, 7 St Vincent street
Sutherland, Misses, straw-hat warehouse, 5
Antigua street
Sutherland's furniture warerooms and house
agency office, 62 and 63 Kirkgate
Sutter, Arch, civil engineer and land-surveyor,
80 George street
Sutter, Mrs, lodgings, 5 Rutland place
Suttie, Richard, victualler, 278 Canongate
Suttie, Mrs W. cowfeeder, 44 Wright's houses
Swains, John, private hotel, 4 and 5 Albyn pi.
Swaine, E. A. and Crudelius, importers of
foreign wool. Citadel
Swan, Andrew, cattle dealer, 1 Tarvet street.
Home street |
Swan, David, o&cer of Desiiiiite Sick Society,
150 High street
Swan, David, lodgings, 30 Rutland square
Swan, Geo. (Thos. Whi/teSc Co.), Big Jack's cl.
Swan, Jas. baker, 87 Broughton street
Swan, Jn. sheep & cattle agt. 7 Archibald pi.
Swan, Rev. Wm. 7 Hope crescent
Swan, W^m. lodgings, 6 Clarence street
Swan, William, lecturer on mathematics and
natural philosophy, 4 Duke street
Swan, Mrs George, 14 Dundas street
Swanson, Alex, spirit dealer, 1 Horse wynd
Swanson, Donald, shipmaster, 1 1 Couper st.
Swanson, G. officer U. P. Church, 5 Queen st.
Swanson, John, dentist, 28 Castle street
Swanson, Wm. 43 West Claremont street
Swanson, Misses E. & S. 51 Clerk street
Swanston, David, draper, 7 Nicolson square
Swanaton, George, lodgings, 18 Nelson st,
Swanston, Geo. H. engraver, printer, and litho-
grapher, 1 Thistle street
Swanston, John, cutler, 11 St James' place
Swanston, Thomas, woollen draper & hatter,
164 High street — bo. J 4 Gilmore place
Swanston, Wm. messenger-at-arms, 11 St
James' place
Swanston, I\Irs, Aladeira place
Swanston, Mrs, 65 Frederick street
Swash, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 35 Whit-
field place
Swinburne, Col. Thomas Robert, of Marcus,
13 Great Stuart street
Swinburne, R. W^. and Co. manufacturers of
plate, crown, and sheet glass, 24 Greenside
place
Swinton, Archd. Camp, adv., prof, of civil law
in the University, 6 Atholl crescent
Swinton, George, 4 Atholl crescent
Swinton, Robert, mason, 7 Quality street
Swinton, Thomas, 6 Pitt street
Swinton, Thomas, tea, wine, and Italian ware-
house, 2 Dundas street
Swinton, Misses, milliners, dressmakers, and
straw-bonnet makers, 53 Kirkgate
Swirles, James, draper, 40 Victoria street
Sword, Jas. upholstery and general house-
furnishing warerooms, 22 Hanover street
Sword, James, S.S.C 1 Buccleuch street
Sword, James, of Annfield, 13 Dean Terrace
Sword, James, coal merchant, Scotland street
station, and South Junction street, Leith
Sword, W^alter B. wine merchant, 13 Elder st.
Sydney, Mrs, 1 1 North Melville place
SydserfF, Mrs B. Rose villa, Greenhill
Sym, Rev. John, 37 George square
Syme, James, professor of clinical surgery,
2 Rutland st house, Millbank house
Syme, John T., Laurel bank
Syme, Robt. {Macpherson 6f S.), Greenhill
gardens
Syme, Thomas, W.S. (Davidson Sf Syme), 5
Carlton terrace
Syme, Miss, 28 India street
Syme, Miss, 1 Blenheim place
Syme, Miss, Laurel bank
Symington, J. spirit dealer, 1 Salisbury street
Symonds, Master R.N. 6 Gardner's crescent
Symon, Alex, baker, 83 St Andrew street,
Leith
Symons, Peter, spirit dealer, 8 Riddle's close
Symons, Mrs, 32 Charlotte square
Taap, Wm. linen merchant, 37 North bridge
Taap, Andrew, linen merchant, 9 W, Clare-
mont street
Tainsh, James, 128 Constitution st. Post-ofBce
Tait and Crichton, W.S. 2 Park place
Tait, Adam, cutler, Fox's lane, Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Tait, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 31
Jamaica street
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Tait, Andrew, victual dealer, 200 Pleasance
Tail, Andrew, tailor, 43 Brougliton street
Tait, Andrew, baker, 33 Rose street — house,
53 George street
Tait, George, advocate, 4 Abercroraby place
Tait, Geo. D. flesher, 49 Tolbooth wy. Leith
Tait, Gilbt. boot and shoe maker, 60 Rose st.
Tait, James Campbell, W.S. 2 Park place
Tait, James, late bookseller, 41 Clerk street
Tait, James, plasterer, 2 Mound place
Tait, James, grocer, Orchardfield
Tait, Jas. New R. hotel, 18 & 19 Princes st.
Tait, James {G.P. O.), 4 Graham street
Tait, John, advocate, and sheriff' of Clack-
mannan and Kinross shires, 2 Park place
Tait, John, agent, G Rankeillor street
Tait, John, dairy, 32 Couper street
Tait, John, architect, 1 Mound place
Tait, John R, baker, 2 Queensferry street
Tait, John H. office keeper, 3 George street
Tait, ]\I. S. {Royal Bank), G Rankeillor street
Tait, Peter, baker, 4 West port
Tait, Pringle, baker, 10 Carnegie street
Tait, Thos. grocer, 20 South College street
Tait, Thomas, ( C. ^- Tait), 6 S. St James' st,
Tait, William, 2 Walker street
Tait, William, button and trimming ware-
house, 12 and 13 South bridge — house, 15
Buccleuch place
Tait, W. & Co. silk mercers, drapers, lace-
men, &c. 29 and 30 Princes street
Tait, Wm. mercantile agent, 2 Carlton street
Tait, William (^Duncan, Flockhart, §• Cb.),
10 Torphichen street
Tait, Wm. (T. §• Co.), Northfield, Jock's lodge
Tait, Mrs Walter, druggist, 61 Bristo street
Tait, Mrs J. H. 6 Bellevue crescent
Tait, Mrs, 10 Dublin street
Tait, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 54 Bristo street
Tait, ISIiss, trimming shop, 8 Queensferry st.
Tait, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Thistle street
Tait, Miss, dressmaker, 8 Dundas street
Tansh's circulating library, bookseller and
stationer, 1 William street
Tasker, Rev. William, 44 Gilmore place
Tate, Alex. & Son, satin hat manufacturers,
26 Victoria street
Tawse and Bonar, W.S. 15 York place
Tawse, John {T. S^- Bonar), 11 Royal terrace
Tawse, John, advocate, 49 Queen street
Tawse, John W., W.S. 49 Queen street
Tawse, Mrs, 11 Royal terrace
Taxes, Annuity, 12 Royal Exchange
Taxes, Arrears of Assessment, 160 High st.
Taxes, Assessed, surveyor's office, 6 Waterloo
place
Taxes, Police and Prison, Police Chambers,
High street — A. Thomson, collector
Taxes, Police, 110 Constitution street
Taxes, Property and Income, Waterloo place
Taxes, Property & Income, Ancient Royalty,
23 George IV. bridge — G. Cairns, solicitor,
clerk to commissioners
Taxes, Property, Income, Land, and Assessed,
57 North bridge
Taylor, Walker, and Co. London porter store,
72 Constitution street — J. B. Tod, agent
Taylor, Bruce, and Co. merchants, 138 Con-
stitution street
Taylor, Alex, merchant, 3 S. Niddry street
Taylor, Alex, cabinetmaker, Lothian road
Taylor, Alex. B. drapery and milUnery ware-
house, 14 and 15 N.-W. Circus place
Taylor, Alexander, butcher and ham curer,
57 Earl Grey street
Taylor, Andrew, wine merchant and grocer,
9 St Patrick square
Taylor, Archibald, 20 Castle street
Taylor, Chas. billiard rooms, 27 Hanover st.
Taylor, Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 27
Earl Grey street
Taylor, Charles, grocer, wine and spirit mercht.
82 High street
Taylor, David {J. T,Sf Son), 12 Darnaway st.
Taylor, David, cowfeeder, 12 Saunders street
Taylor, Donald, vi^ood merchant, 79 Cowgate
Taylor, Francis, maker of the propelled life
buoys, &c. 6 Lawrie street
Taylor, George, dairyman, 32 Sheriff" brae
Taylor, Geo. ( JVni. T. and Son)., 18 Leopold pi.
Taylor, James, flesher, 44 Clerk street
Taylor, James, 22 PiMg street
Taylor, James, spirit dealer, 84 Kirkgate
Taylor, Jas. printer and publisher, 21 George
street — house, 16 St Vincent street
Taylor, James, druggist, 116 West bow
Taylor, James, brewer, Drumdryan — house,
1 Leven street
Taylor, Jas. gardener. Lover's loan. Meadows
Taylor, James, attendant on sick gentlemen,
2 Northumberland place
Taylor, Dr John, F.R.C.P. 2 Abercromby place
Taylor, John & Son, decorators, cabinet and
picture-frame makers, carvers, gilders, auc-
tioneers, appraisers, cabinet makers,, and up-
holsterers to Her Majesty, 109 Princes st.
Taylor, John, builder, 4 St James' square
Taylor, John, bootmaker, 25 Elder street
Taylor, John, tailor, 333 High street
Taylor, Joseph, & Son, general merchants and
Avine agents, Tanfield — ho. Tanfield house
Taylor, Laur. cashier. Union Bank, Parlia-
ment square
Taylor, Mark, gas light engineer, 19 Rox-
burgh street
Taylor, Mich, silk and lace merchant, 31 St
Andrew square — house, 22 ]\Iinto street
Taylor, Peter, farm steward, Lochend
Taylor and Son, Venetian blind makers,
Hamilton's entry, Bristo street — house, 15
Clerk street
Taylor, Rob. merchant, 13 and 16 Cassells* pi.
— house, 14
Taylor, Robert, milliner, stay, straw bonnet,
and baby linen warehouse, 42 Princes street
and 66 South bridge
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Taylor, Robert, jeweller, 34. North bridge
Taylor, Robert, lodgings, 108 George street
Taylor, Wm. and Son, grocers and wine mer-
chants, 5 Baxter's place
Taylor, Rev. William, 12 AthoU place
Taylor, William and Co. soap manufacturers,
4 Salamander street
Taylor, Wm. ( W. T. and Soil), 6 Union st.
Taylor, Wm. boot and shoem. 136 Canongate
Taylor, William, grain dealer, Primrose place
Taylor, Mrs, 38 Heriot row
Taylor, Mrs Alexander, 17 Albany st. Leith
Taylor, Mrs J. spirit dealer, 36 Brunswick st.
Taylor, Mrs John, grocer, tea and spirit mer-
chant, 9 Hamburg place
Taylor, Mrs Agnes, 31 Buccleuch place
Taylor, I\Irs ]\Iary, 17 Howard place
Taylor, Mrs, 3 East Preston street
Taylor, Mrs, 8 Abercromby place
Taylor, Mrs, grocer, 184 Rose street
Taylor, Mrs, 2 Maitland street
Taylor, Mrs, 17 London street
Taylor, Mrs, dairy, 81 Shore
Taylor, ]\Irs, 27 Brunswick street
Taylor, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 29 India place
Taylor, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 2 Castle st
Tayneps, Peter, merchant, 129 Constitution st.
— house, 4 Springfield
Teenan, Mrs J., inkmaker, 5 St Anthony pi.
Teind Office, Register house
Telfer, John T. manufacturing goldsmith
and jeweller, 28 George street
Telfer, Thomas, ironmonger, 10 Graham st.
Telford, Joseph, coal agent, 13 Grange loan
Telford, Richard, Patent and Registration of
Designs Office, 72 Princes street — house,
Pentland lodge, Morningside
Telford, Mr, Pentland lodge, Whitehouse
Telegraph, Electric, Company, 68 Princes
street — Arch. Hossack, clerk in charge.
Telegraph, Electric, Co. 26 Bernard street
Temperance Hotel, 24 Greenside street
Temple, Dav. provision merchant, 319 High
street, and I Arniston place
Temple, John, grocer, 88 High street
Temple, Wm. salesman, 42 Buccleuch street
Tennent, Hugh B., Bonnington Chemical Co.
— house, Stuartfield, Bonnington
Tennent, John, 50 Rankeillor street
Tennent, Patrick, W.S. 9 Lynedoch place
Tennent, J. J. & P. R. wholesale stationers
and lithographers, 4 Xorth Bank street
Tennent, S. M. & Co., screw bolt manufact.
74 Clerk street
Tennent, W. G. com. agent. Wet docks —
house, 4 Helen place
Tennant, Wra. shoemaker, 9 Downie place
Tennant, Mrs, tea, wine, and spirit mercht.
1 London street
Tennent, Miss, 13 Torpbichen street
Terrot, Right Rev. Bishop, Scottish Episco-
pal Church, 19 Northumberland street
Teviotdale, W. provision dealer, 28 Bread st.
Tewtrell, chemist and druggist, 321 High st.
Thallon Brothers, merchants, 27 Mitchell st,
— house, Primrose place
Thallon, Lawrence, wholesale tea and coffee
dealer, 30 Mitchell street
Thatcher, Dr Lewis Hay, oM.D. 1 4 Picardy pi.
Thick, JMrs John, broker, 169 Cowgate
Thin, George, spirit dealer, 20 Lauriston st.
Thin, James, bookseller, 14 Infirmary street —
house, 118 Lauriston place
Thorn, Alex, chemist and drug. 78 Queen st.
Thom, Andrew, engraver, 6 Roxburgh pi.
Thom, C. gardener, Croft-an-righ
Thom, David {D. T.d:Co.), merchant, Russian
consul, and agent for Lloyd's, 28 Constitu-
tion St. — house, 18 Hope crescent
Thom, Hamilton, merchant, 18 Hopecresct.
Thorn, James, clerk, 2 Robb's court
Thom, .James, dentist, 20 Queen street
Thom, James, upholsterer, 186 High street
Thom, John {Johnston ^- T.), 4 Grove street
Thom, Rev. John, 29 Clarence street
Thom, John, grocer and victual dealer, 37
West Nicolson street
Thomas and Fraser, Edin. Flint-glass works,
Leith walk
Thomas, Rev. Alfred C. 2 Athole place
Thomas, Leut. F. W. L., R.N. Ivy lodge,
Trinity
Thomas, Mrs, 6 Athole place
Thomas, Miss, 7 St Vincent street
Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth, 5 St Ber-
nard crescent
Thompson, James, tide surveyor, Custom-
house, Leith
Thompson, Capt. Tho., R.N. 3 George st. Leith
Thompson, Wm. & Co., merchants, Spanish
Consulate office, Leith
Thompson, Mrs Alex. Philip, 4 Leopold pi.
Thomson and Elder, W.S. 3 So. Charlotte st.
Thomson & Hay, clothiers, shirtmakers, and
outfitters, 30 North bridge
Thomson, Lauder, and Co. wine merchants,
18 So. St Andrew street, Edin., and vaults,
27 St. Andrew street, Leith
Thomson, Alexander, M.D. S Teviot row
Thomson, Alexander, manager Land. S^ Leith
Old Shipping Co. 31 Queen st. Leith
Thomson, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer,
Newhaven
Thomson, A. {R. T. &r Son), 6 Buccleuch pi.
Thomson, Alex, accountant, 6 Newington pi.
Thomson, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 93
West bow — house, 21 Gilmore place
Thomson, Alex, gunmaker, 16 Union place —
house, 12 Union street
Thomson, Alex, brassfounder, 22 Greenside pL
Thomson,*Alex. of Whitrig, Canaan house
Thomson, Alex, shipowner, 10 James' place.
Leith
Thomson, Andw.,M.D. surgn. 24 Dundas st.
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Thomson, Rev. Dr Andrew, 28 Howard place
Thomson, And. brewer, Lothian Vale, Abbey
Thomson, Andrew ( Z'. d; Hay), 7 Fife place
Thoinson, Aw. furniture dealer, 251 Cowgate
Thomson, Arch, and Co. woollen drapers, 255
High street
Thomson, Arch. {A. T. and Cu.), 1 Ramsay
gardens
Thomson, Arch, farrier, IG Charlotte place
Thomson, Charles, commander, R. N. 9
Cassells' place
Thomson, Charles W., accountant, 20 India st.
Thomson, D. (Brit. Linen Co.), Register place
Thomson, D. J. mercht., 19 E. Claremont st.
Thomson, D. & Son, mill-masters, Dairy mills,
Murrayfield
Thomson, D.J. «& Co. rectifiers and chemists,
11 Giles' street
Thomson, David J. 3 Lutton place
Thomson, David, tobacconist, 3 Leith street
Thomson, David, boot and shoe maker, 29
Hanover street
Thomson, Dr David, R.jST. surgeon in the
>ravy, 7 Dick place. Grange
Thomson, Don. spirit dealer, 1 Rutland place
Thomson, Edward, baker, 34 Alva street —
house, 1 6 Grove street
Thomson, D. G. stock and share broker, 13
Hanover street — house, 5 Kcir street
Thomson, G. (G.P.-O.), 36 Gilmore place
Thomson. Geo. boot and shoem. 65 Hanover st.
— house, 63
Thomson, Geo. hairdresser and perfumer, 7
Waterloo pi. — ho. Lovers' lane, Ltith walk
Thomson, Geo. tailor and clothier, 19 S. St.
James' street
Thomson, Geo. confectioner, 22 Leith street
Thomson, Gideon, tailor and clothier, 429
Lawnmarket
Thomson, Hen. pro. dealer, 25 Canongate
Thomson, Hugh, spirit merchant, 2 Forres lane
Thomson, Rev. Dr James, 6 St Bernards cres.
Thomson, Captain James, of Glendouran, 37
Moray place
Thomson, J. furniture dealer, 57 Cowgate
Thomson, Jas. auct. & appraiser, George IV.
bridge
Thomson, J. G. & Co. agents for Royal Ex-
change Assurance, 18 S. St Andrew st.
Thomson, James, dairy, 239 High street
Thomson, Jas. smith and farrier, 57 Constitu-
tion street
Thomson, James, 24 Buccleuch place
Thomson, James, farmer, Coltbridge
Thomson, James, family linen, hosiery, and
ladies' outfitting warehouse, 8 North St
Andrew street
Thomson, James, news-agent, 69 George st.
Thomson, James Gibson, 14 York place
Thomson, James Steivart, H. M. customs,
Laurel Bank, Bonnington
Thomson, James, (R. T. and Son, 9 Royal
ExchiDge), 30 Ujiper Gray st. Newington
Thomson, James, grocer, 6 Fox lane.
Thomson, John, printer, 4 St Patrick square
Thomson, John, session clerk and registrar for
parish of St Cuthbert's — office, 14 Lothian
road — house, 6 Dewar place
Thomson, John, of (iogar burn {Edinburyh d-
Glangov) Bank), 29 George btreet
Thomson, John, pawnbroker, 44 South bridge
Thomson, John, printer, 1 Milne square —
house, 7 Windmill street
Thomson, John, grocer, wine and spirit mer-
chant, 2 Duncan street, Drummond place —
house, 4 Eellevue terrace
Thomson, .J. daguerreotypisr, 72 Broughlon st.
i Thomson, John, 21 Leopold place
j Thomson, John, wright, 59 Thistle street
'Thomson, John, 14 E. Adam street
Thomson, John, gardener, 12 Leven street
Thomson, John, writer, 20 Comely bank
Thomson, John Brown, corn merchant, North
British Railway — house, 1 Greenhill
Thomson, John- S.S.C. 7 India street
Thomson, John, shoemaker, 11 Davie stree't
Thomson, J. and Hugh, innkeepers and stab-
lers, 17 South back of Canongate
Thomson, Rev. John, 13 Bonnington place
Thomson, .John, messenger, Western Bank,
3 North St James st.
Thomson, John, grocer, 232 Cowgate
Thomson, Lewis, 3 Montagu street
Thomson, P. agent, 4 St Patrick square
Thomson, Peter, gardener, 5 Gayfield place
Thomson, Peter, clerk, 3 Kirkgate
Thomson, Peter, baker, Hillhousefield
Thomson, Robt. letter-carrier, Warriston ct.
Thomson, Robert, cooper, 4 Greyfriars' place
Thomson, Robert, cattle dealer, 1 1 Bread st.
Thomson, Robert, baker, 8 W. Crosscausey
Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer, 3 Melville pi.
Thomson, R. advocate, sheriff' of Caithness,
70 Great King street
Thomson, R. & J., Dalkeith candle warehouse,
52 George street
Thomson, Robert, emigration and shipping
agent, 25 North bridge
Thomson, R. D. wine merchant and grocer,
23 South St Andrew st. — ho. 10 Duncan st.
Thomson, Robert, haircutter, 15 Catharine st.
Thomson, Robert and Son, wholesale ware-
housemen, 9 Royal Exchange
Thomson, Dr Thos. 33 Gayfield square
Thomson, Rev. Thos. 13 Montgomery st.
Thomson, Thomas, silk-mercer and linen-
draper, 135 Princes street — house, 3 Rut-
land square
Thomson, Thos., W.S. 6 Melville street
Thomson, Thos., W.S. 1 Thistle court
Thomson, Thomas, spirit merchant, 7 North
back of Canongate
Thomson, Thos, corn merch. 1 old Physic gar.
Thomson, Thomas, tailor, 7 E. Register street
Thomson, Thomas, draper, 1 Forbes st. Beau-
mont place
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Thomson, Wm. furniture dealer and under-
taker, 1 Queen st. and 7 North St David st.
— house, 2 N. James street
Thomson, William A., accountant, and agent
for the Hope Mutual Life Assurance and
Honesty Guarantee Society/, l6'0 High street
— bo- Cherry hall, Causeyside
Thomson, Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 173
Cowgate — ho. 8 Meadow place
Thomson, W. A. jun.messenger-at-arms, 160
High street
Thomson, Vv^m, coal merchant, 24 Sheriffbrae
— house, 9
Thomson, Wm., grocer, 6 E. Richmond street
Thomson, William and Co. com. agents, ship
and insr. brokers, 129 Constitution street
Thomson, Wm. grocer, 6 Johnstone street
Thomson, Wm. & Co. merchants, Spanish
consulate office, 2 Coatfield lane, Leith
Thomson, Wm. H. advocate, 27 India street
Thomson, William, 3 High Albany st. Leith
Thomson, Wm. baker, 39 West Nicolson st.
— house, 35
Thomson, Win. (TF. T. tO Co.), 1 Wtllington
place
Thomson, Wm. grain merchant, N. B. Rail-
way station
Thomson, Wm. {G. Hill d- Co.), 28 India st.
Thomson, Wm. accountant and messenger-at-
arms, S South St Andrew street
Thomson, William, machine maker (Shotts),
Leith walk
Thomson, Wm. 3 Hermitage place, Leith
Thomson, Will. Thos. actuary, manager of the
Standard Life Assurance, and of the Colonial
Life Assurance Co. 3 George street — house.
Trinity grove
Thomson, Wm. tobacconist, 64 Buccleuch st.
Thomson, Wm. builder, 1 Lothian road
Thomson, Wm. letter-carrier, 6 South St
James' street
Thomson, Wm. victual dealer, 14 Charlotte pi.
Thomson, Mrs, 17 Alva street
Thomson, Mrs, 3 Summer place
Thomson, Mrs D. lodgings, 3 W. Register st.
Thomson, Mrs G. S. grocer, 6 Jamaica st.
Thomson, Mrs Euphemia, 2 Alva street
Thomson, Mrs James, 2 Queen's pi. Leith
Thomson, Mrs John, 22 Rutland street
Thomson, Mrs John, 8 Mary place
Thomson, Mrs Peter, baker, 34 Charlotte st.
Leith — house, 49
Thomson, Mrs Peter, French stay maker, 4
St Patrick square
Thomson, Mrs Professor, College
Thomson, Mrs Thomas, 24 Ann street
Thomson, Mrs William, 17 West Preston st.
Thomson, Mrs Wm. 1 Rankeillor street
Thomson, Mrs W. 23 London street
Thomson, Mrs, dressm. &c. 17 Bristo street
Thomson, Mrs, draper, 26 Clerk street
Thomson, Mrs, spirit dealer, Maryfield inn
Thomson, Mrs, lodgings, 127 George street
Thomson, Mrs, midwife, 59 Broughton st.
Thomson, Mrs, lodgings, 5 High terrace
Thomson, Mrs, cook, 3 Saunders street
Thomson, Mrs, 16 Carlton street
Thomson, Mrs, 6 Haddington place
Thomson, Mrs, Christian bank
Thomson, Miss A. dressm. 7 E. Register st.
Thom=,oii, Miss Barbara, rope and twine manu-
facturer, 7 St Patrick square
Thomson, Miss Barbary, 13 Elm row
Tlumson, Miss II., 48 Minto street
Thomson, Miss Marjory, 25 Gayfield square
Thomson, Miss M. straw- hat ma. 175 Canong.
Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 64 Buccleucti
street
Thomson, Miss, 23 Claremont crescent
Thomson, Miss, 6 Pilrig street
Thomson, Miss, 40 Queen street
Thomson, Miss, 34 Howe street
Thomson, Miss, 16 Fettes row
Thomson, Miss, 39 Constitution street
Thomson, Misses M. & J. silk and worsted
shop, 23 Broughton street
Thomson, Misses, 9 Cassells' place
Thomson, Misses, 76 Constitution street
Thomson, Misses, 8 Scotland street
Thorburn, Rev. David, 51 Charlotte st. Leith
Thorburn, D. J. S. 41 Moray place
Thorburn, Francis, grocer, 8 Heriot buildings
Thorburn, George, merchant, 12 Hermitage
place, Leith
Thorburn, J. confectioner and tea dealer to the
Queen, 5 Waterloo place
Thomson, James, turner, Warriston close
Thorburn, Thomas, parochial agent, 31 Buc-
cleuch place
Thorburn, W. & Co. tea dealers, 51 Kirkgate
Thorburn, Wm. baker, 24 Bernard street
Thorburn, MrsE. sick-nurse, 19 Salisbury st.
Thorburn, Mrs J. stoneware dealer, 16 North-
west Circus place
Thorburn, Miss, 30 Minto street
Thornton, Geo. & Co. vulcanised India rub-
ber depot, 48 Nicolson street and 78 Princes
street
Thornton, Geo. (T. ^- Co.), 3 Rankeillor st.
Thornton, R. practical & consulting engineer,
60 New buildings. — See Adv.
Thornton, Mrs, 1 Bellevue terrace
Threepland, Mrs, 6 Hope street
Threlkeld, Thos. grocer and spirit merchant,
59 Low Calton
Thurso Shipping Co. 2 Dockgates — D. Smith,
agent
Thwaites, Wm. Kelso, S.S.C. 2 Queen street,
agent for the Great Britain, and India, and
London Life Assurance Offices and the Pro-
vincial Fire Insurance Company — house, 30
Clarence street
Thyne, Wm. & Son, fleshers, 4 Spring gar-
dens— house, 6
Thyne, James, draper, 62 Lauriston street
Tibbetts, G. & H. G. hatters, 38 South bridge
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Tierney, D. causey-layer, 40 South back cf
CanoDgate
Times Fire, Life, Guarantee, and Plate Glass
Asurance Office, 10 North St Andrew street
Times Fire and Plate Glass Assurance Go.
80 George street
Tindal, James, writer, 10 Buccleuch place
Tindal, Mrs, 22 Elm row
Tingraan, John (of the Doch Co.), Madeira st.
Tinsley, Mrs Helen, lodgings, 41 Lothian st.
Tipper, Mrs, 30 Butland square
Tods and Romanes, W.S. 7 Great Stuart st.
Tod, Adam, Bridge place, Bonnington
Tod, Alex, baker and confect. 133 Princes st.
Tod, Alex, and Robert, corn merchants, 19
Leopold place
Tod, Alex, gardener, Easter road
Tod, Henry, W.S., Atlas Assurance Office, 5
York place — house, 39
Tod, Hugh, W.S. 12 Queen street
Tod, James, W.S. 55 Great King street
Tod, James, victual dealer, 8 King's stables —
house, 8 Heriot place
Tod, James, flesher, 33 Queen street, Leith
Tod, J. and Son, smiths, spring manufs., and
engineers, 29 Leith walk
Tod, Jas. tailor and clothier, -16 Nicolson st.
Tod, Jas. B. merchant and agent, 72 Consti-
tution street — ho. 32 Gayfield square
Tod, Jas. {Jlould cV T.), 4 Brunton place
Tod, James, farmer, Chancelot
Tod, James, corn merchant, 15 Leopold place
Tod, Jn. (/. Tod and Sons), Content cottage,
Leith walk
Tod, John (T. and Romanes), 14-Ainslie place
Tod, John, engraver, 8 Thistle street
Tod, Jn. Rt. (T. ^~ Romanes), 30 Moray place
Tod, John, 9 Annfield, Newhaven
Tod, John, clothier, 19 "Waterloo place — ho.
14 Graham street
Tod, Robert, painter, paper-hanger, & glazier,
35 Dundas st. — ho. 4 Northumberland pi. I
Tod, Robert, surgeon and druggist, 41 Earl |
Grey street — house, 8 Gilmore place \
Tod, Lieut.-Gen. Sueto H., Moraingside pi. j
Tod, William, 156 High street — house, 1 i
Lauriston lane |
Tod, WiUiam, lodgings, 3 West Arthur place
Tod, Wm. provision merchant, 48 Canongate
Tod, Wm. live-stock agent, 1 Castle terrace,
Lothian road
Tod, Mrs Andrew, 13 Arthur street
Tod, Mrs Jas. staymaker, 60 Lauriston St.
Tod, Mrs John, 39 Dublin street
Tod, Mrs John, 6 Beaumont place
Tod, Mrs Thos. baker, TDuncan st. Drum.pl.
Tod, Mrs, spirit dealer, 74 Northum. Bt.
Tod, 3Irs, Grecian cottage. Trinity
Tod, Mr8, 15 Coates crescent
Tod, Miss, Viewville cottage. Ferry road
Todd, A. bookseller & library, 1 St Patrick sq. '
Todd, George, secretary, Standard Life Assr,
Co, — ho. 54 Inveileith row I
Todd, Joseph & Thomas, manufac. Booth's
I Green factory, Canonmills
Todd, Robert, 85 Great King street
Todd, William, 29 Montagu street
ToUoth, John, fish merchant, 60 Queen st.
Tonny, J. A. painter & decor. 100 George st.
Towny, Mrs, 49 Brunswick street
Topham, Mrs Frances, 5 Springfield
Topp, Rev. Alex. 37 Lauriston place
Torrance, G. M'M. of Threave, 28 George sq.
Torrance, George, 18 Comely bank
Torrance, John, baker, 4 Northumberland st.
Torrance, John, coalmercht. 92 Crosscausey
Torrance, Jos. spirit dealer, 5G Charlotte
street, Leith
Torrance, Mrs, 54 George square
Torrance, Miss, 16 Upper Gray street
Torrance, I\Iiss, dressmaker, 51 Earl Grey st.
Torre, P. Delia, 15 Catharine street
Torrie, T. Jameson, advocate, 44 Inverl. row
Torrop, Cristopher, 30 Hanover street
Torrop. James S. 1 Argyle place
Torry, John, agent, 19 Commercial pi. Leith
Torry, .John, writer, 4 Torpichen street
Toshach, R. H. cabinetmker. 19 Salisbury st.
Toshack, Rob. engineer, 69 Fountainbridge —
house, 12 Downie place
Toshack, Jas. spirit dealer, 106 Cowgate
Tottenham, Mrs, 18 Blacket place
Touch, Anthony M. 31 Scotland street
Tough, David, 10 Mansfield place
Touch, Mrs, Asbury villa, Grange
Tower, Miss, 6 Randolph place
Towert, John, shoemaker, 383 Lawnmarket
Towx-Clerk's Office,- City Chambers
TowN-Clerk's Office, 107 Constitution street
Townsend, Wm. and Son, pianoforte makers
and organ builders, 9 & 10 Greenside place
Trades' Maiden Hospital, Argyle square
Trail, Andrew, water officer, 23 Downie place
Trail, Anthony, W.S. Commissioner for taking
Affidavits in the Courts of Law and Equity
in Ireland, 7 Melville street
Trail, John, cabinetmaker, appraiser, and
undertaker, 90 George street
Traill, Dr Thos. Stewart, profes. of medical
jurisprudence. University, 13 Gloucester pi.
Traill, Mrs Dr, 38 Dublin street
Transport Office, 42 Bernard street, Leith
Traquair, George, 31 Warriston crescent
Traquair, James, 30 Clarence street
Traquair, W^illiam, W.S. 17 Young street
Travers, Capt. John, R.A. W^illov.- bank ho.
Tregerthin, Mrs Geo. 4 Portland terrace
Tregilgas, W. C. tailor, 10 Duncan street
Trench, Rev. James, 26 Royal crescent
Trinity House, 99 Kirkgate — J. Smith, mas.
Tripney, Miss, grocer, 10 Canongate
Trotter, Alex, teacher, 63 X. Frederick st. ,
Trotter, James, spirit dealer, 15 St Andrew
street, Leith
Trotter, John, classical master, Edinburgh
Academy — house, 30 Anne street
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Trotter, John, cabinetmaker, Young st. lane
Trotter, Nicol, painter, 29 Richmond place '
Trotter, Robert, joiner, 11 South St James' st.
Trotter, Thomas, flesher, 7 Middle market —
ho. 13 St James' square
Trotter, Thomas, coal merchant, Fife place —
house, 8 Glover street
Trotter, Mrs Margaret, 20 Cumberland street
Trotter, INIrs S. spirit dealer, 170 Rose st.
Troup, James, 15 East Claremont street
Truefitt, W. hairdresser and perfumer, 57
Princes street — house, 48 Cumberland st.
Truman, Hanbury, Buxton, & Co.'s London
porter store, 34 Timber bush
Tuffnell, Rev. Fred. Episcopal clergyman,
] 6 Inverleith row
iTullis, R. & Co. papermakers and wholesale
stationers, 14 St James' square
TuUis, William, Home lodge, Viewforth
'TuUis, Mrs, 3 James's place, Leith
j TuUoch, Wm. spirit dealer, 18 Elbe street
Tullob, Miss, 11 Warriston crescent
jTulIy, David, stationer, 78 Queen street
iTully, James, lodgings, 8 Mackenzie place
TuUy, Mrs H. lodgings, 51 Clerk street
i Tully, Mrs, 23 Buccleuch street
Tunnock, Matthew, writer, 12 Darnaway st.
Tunny, James G. photographer, 78 Clerk st.
Turnbull, Salveston & Co. com. merchants
and ship brokers. Wet docks
Turnbull & Co. clothiers, 50 Xorth bridge
Turnbull, Adam, letter-carrier, 5 Citadel
Turnbull, Alex, manager E. and L. Glass Co.
glassworks. Salamander street
Turnbull, David & Patrick, W.S. 34 India st.
Turnbull, David, W.S. (Z>. 4- P. T.), Dean of
Guild clerk's office. Royal Exch. — house, 34
India street
Turnbull, Geo. and Jn., W.S. 16 Thistle st.
Turnbull, Geo.,W.S {G.d)J. r.),49Georgesq.
Turnbull, George, glass chandelier maker, 12
James' court — house, 3 Crichton street
Turnbull, Geo. V. (T. and Salveson), 1 Bon-
nington place
Turnbull, James T. com. mercht. and general
agent, 3 Quality lane
Turnbull, James, 17 Archibald place
Turnbull, J. builder, 25 South Clerk street
Turnbull, John, draper, 4 Hill square
.Turnbull, John, aLCcoxmizni^ National Banh,
Leith — house, 13 Montgomery street
Turnbull, Pat., W.S. (I?. ^. P. r.),34India st.
Turnbull, Peter, 19 Home street
Turnbull, Robt. sess.-clerk, 3 Coatfield lane
Turnbull, Robert, family linen warehouse,
6 iSTicolson street — house, 1 1 Roxburgh st.
Turnbull, Thomas, fishmonger, 22 Lothian st.
Turnbull, Wm. accountant, R. B. of Scotland,
4 Scotland street
Turnbull, William B. superintendent of the
British League, 19 N.-W. Circus place
Turnbull, William, 2 Roxburgh street
Turnbull, Mrs A. 15 Comely bank
Turnbull, Mrs, 4 George place
Turnbull, Mrs, 4 Hill place
Turnbull, Mrs, lodgings, G Brunswick street
Turnbull, Miss, 21 Union street
Turnbull, Miss, 11 Broughton place
Turnbull, Miss, teacher of music, 4 Great
King street
Turnbull, IVIisses, boarding school, 41 Drura-
mond place
Turnbull, iMisses, 25 Parkside street
Turnbull, Misses, boarding-school, 4 Doune
terrace
Turnbull, Misses, boarding-school, 4 Royal cir.
Turnbull, Misses, dressmakers, 50 George st.
Turcan, Mrs John, 2 Union street, Leith
Turner, Capt. Dugald, Myrtle bank. Trinity
Turner, David, draper, 31 South bridge
Turner, Rev. George, 10 Nicolson square
Turner, James, gardener, Royal ter. gardens
Turner, Jas. & Co. lithographers, engravers,
and letterpress printers, Lothian road —
house, 5 St Cuthbert's glebe See Adv.
Turner, James, mason, Hamilton's entry
Turner, John, wire- worker, 2 Bath street
Turner, John, coachman, 16 Calton hill
Turner, Peter, victual and spirit merchant,
18 Clerkstreet — house, 32 St Patrick square
Turner, William, 11 Cheyne street
Turner, William, coal merchant. Echo bank
Turpie, Mrs, lodgings. Star bank place
Turpy, George, stables, 6 Park place
Tuting, Edw. B. 3 Gothic villa. Trinity
Tweedale, John, 4 Leven street
Tweeddale, Rob. jun. flesher, 42 Bridge st.
Tweedie, CoL, W. Coates villa, Colt br. road
Tweedie, Jas. cabinetmaker. Brown's court,
Vennel
Tweedie, John, Edinr. and Leith Brewery-
house, 84 Crosscausey
Tweedie, J. 27 Nelson street
Tweedie, Thomas, 35 East Claremont street
Tweedie, Rev.W. K., D.D. 15 George square
Tweedie, Miss, confectioner, 3 N. St Andrew
street
Tweedie, Miss Anne, 8 Keir street
Tweedie, Miss Jane, grocer and victual dealer,
131 High street
Twyford, John H. P. Royal Marines, 18
Duncan street, Drummond place
Tyrie, Thos. C. and Co. grocers and provision
merchants, 3 Nicolson square
Tyrie, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 53 India place
Tytler, James, W.S. — chambers, 19 Castle st.
— house, Woodhouselee
Tytler, James Stuart, W.S. 19 Castle street —
house, 36 Melville street
Tytler, Wm. Gillies, advocate, 37 Dublin st.
Union Bank of Scotland, Parliament square
Union Canal Co.'s Office, 1 Port-Hopetoun
Union Loan Co. 12 Leith street terrace
United Industrial School, South Gray's close,
56 High street. — See Adv.
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United Kingdom Assurance Co. Bank Build-
ings, 45 North Hanover st. — P. S. Fraser,
agent
United Guarantee and Life Assurance Co.
13 Forth street — John Bowie, W.S. agent
United Kingdom Temperance and General
Provident Institution, 17 George street — J.
G. Harrison, secretary. — See Adv.
United Service and General Life Assurance
and Guarantee Association, 16 Queen street
— Frederick H. Carter, agent
Unity Fire Insurance Association, 32 St
Andrew square
UNivERSALLife Assurance Society, 11 Young
street — Wight and Livingston, agents
University Printing-office, 32 Thistle street
Urmston, Aug. H. 22 Atholl crescent
Urquhart, Adam, advocate, sheriff of Wig-
tonshire, .5 St Colme street
Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 36
Frederick street
Urquhart, George, smith. North Circus lane
Urquhart, James, missionary, 10 Nicolson st.
Urquhart, J. W. 8 Raeburn place
Urquhart, Mrs, sick-nurse, ICi Middle Arthur
place
Urquhart, Miss, 6 Charlotte place
Usher, Andw. & Co. spirit merchts. rectifiers,
and makers of British wine, 20, 22, and 24
West Nicolson street
Usher, Andrew {A. Usher c£- Co.), Greenhill
Usher, Hugh, Chamberlain's office. City
Chambers
Usher, James and Thomas, brewers, 101 Cow-
gate and 12 i\Ierchant street
Usher, James, 16 Lyneaoch place
Usher, John, W.S 19 Pitt street
Usher, John {A. Usher <£■ Co.), 2 Fingal pi.
Usher, Thomas, 3 George square
Utrecht, J. H. tailor & clothier, 72 George
street — ho. 74
Utterson, Mrs, French staymaker, IS Frede-
rick street
Vair, James, bookseller, 10 Bristo street
Vallance, George, and Son, breeches-makers,
and, by appointment, glovers to the Queen,
1 1 West Register st. — house, I GaySeld sq.
Vallance, George {G. Vallance ^" Son), 56
Castle street
Vallance, Jas. & Co. coal merchants, 15 Port-
Hamilton
Vallance, John, jun. & Co. coal merchants, 3
Port-Hamilton
Vallance, Jn. jun. coal mer. 10 St Anthony
place
Vallance, Wm. baker, 18 Dean street
Vallance, Wm. confectioner, 5 Calton street
Vallance, Mrs, 73 Northumberland street
Vallance, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 6 W. Richmond st.
Vannan, Wm. H. printseller, 46 Home street
Vass, David Ross, surveyor of taxes, 6 AYater-
loo place
Veitch, Andrew, head teacher, Geo. Heriot's
school — house, 3 Dewar place
Veitch, Geo. missionary, 23 Lauriston street
Veitch, Rev. James, St Cuthbert's manse
Veitch, James, hotel, 125 (Jeorge street
Veitch, James, innkeeper, 20 Cowgate
Veitch, .John & Co. cork manufacturers, 137'
Kirkgate
Veitch. .John, accountant, 51 Hope park end
Veitch, .John, spirit dealer, 50 Fountainbridge
Veitch, Robert, grocer, 10 Shrub place
Veitch, Thos. bookseller, stationer, and ac-
count book manufacturer, 33 St Andrew
square — house, 24 Gardner's crescent
Veitch, William ( Courant office), 188 High st.
Veitch, Wm. cabinetmaker, 80 George strf^et
Veitch, Mrs John, of Woodside, 12 Cassells'
place
Veitch, iVIrs Mary, 8 Ainslie place
Veitch, Mrs, of Stewartfield, 7 Picardy place
Veitch, Miss, milliner, 14 George street
Veitch, Misses C. & R. milliners, Gibb's entry
Veitch, Misses, 5 Buccleuch place
Vernon, J. E. jeweller and watchmaker, 54
Leith street — house, 11 Duncan st. Drum-
mond place
Vernon, Wm. F. surgeon- dentist, 80 Princes
street. — See Adv.
Vernon, Mrs A. E. 11 Duncan street
Vertue, William, and Co. wine merchants,
29 Quality street
Vertue, William, wine merchant, 23 Forth st.
Victoria Lodging-houses, 85 West port, 115
Cowgate, and 3 Merchant street
Vipond, Mrs, tavern-keeper, 1 1 Leith street
terrace
Virtue, George, publisher and bookseller, 1 1
Lothian street
Vulcan Foundry Co., Admiralty st. Leitb
Waddel, Jn. fruiterer, 87 South bridge
Waddell, Jas. millwright, 2 Bowling-green st.
Waddell, James, Claremont park, Leith
Waddell, Peter, Claremont park, Leitb
Waddell, Wm., W.S. 10 Carlton terrace
Waddell, Mrs Sarah, grocer and spirit dealer,
4 Johnstone place
Waddie, James, tailor & clothier, 10 Hill place
Waddington, Isa. (^Officer of Inland Revenue),
16 Calton street
Waldie, James, merchant, 9 Stead's place,
Leith walk, Haymarket, Scotland street,
Coal stations
Waldie, James, smith, bell- hanger, and gas-
fitter, Hamilton's entry, 36 Bristo street
Waldie, James, goods agent, Edinburgh and
Glasgow Railway Co.'s station, Leith
Waldie, Miss A. dresstD. 38 Brunswick st.
Wale, James, 20 Upper Gray st. Newington
Walker & Melville, W.S. 110 George street
Walker, A. B. Logic green \
Walker, Alex, portmanteau, trunk, avid brush ;
manufacturer, 97 Priacas streef.
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Walker, Alex, printer, 6 James' court
Walker, Alexander, writer, 3 Brandlield place
Walker, Alex. Bridge place, Bonnington
Walker, Andrew, late of the Ceylon Civil Ser-
vice, 5 Atholl place
Walker, Arch, draper, 4 N.-W. Circus place
Walker, David & Son, auctioneers, appraisers,
agents for R. Allen & Sons, pianoforte
makers, 56 South br. — ho. 13 Salisbury road
Walker, D. A. (D. W. and Son), Grange villa
Walker, David, ironmonger & coppersmith, 51
Shore, Leith — house, 4 High Albany street
Walker, Edward, 70 St Leonard street
Walker, Geo., M.D. surg. 4 Bonnin^ton pi.
Walker, Geo. {G. .^ J. W.), 4 ^Vellington
place, Leith
Walker, Geo. 7 Rankeillor street
Walker, G. water-oflBcer, 2 N. Newington pi.
Walker, G. & J. linen and woollen drapers, 2
I Kirkgate
Walker, James, W.S. 21 Queen street
[Walker, Jas. teacher, 13 John's place — house,
j 76 Constitution street
jWalker, James, janitor, 27 Albany street
jWalker, Jas. draper and millinery warehouse,
1 ]34. Kirkgate — house, 3 Morton street
[Walker, James, printer, 59 Shore — house,
I Corunna place
iWalker, James, linen draper, 33 George street
i — house, 1 7 Greenside street
Walker, James, of Dairy, advoc. and P.C.S.
Dairy house
Walker, Jas. carver, gilder, & picture-cleaner.
Assembly rooms, George st. — house, 74
Walker, James, wright, upholsterer, and
house agent, 166 Rose street — house, 180
!Walker, James, haberdasher and hosier, 54
High street
Walker, Jas. coffee, tea, and wine merchant,
i 54 Nicolson street — ho. 27 Montagu street
Walker, James, spirit dealer, Newhavea
rt^alker, James F. 50 Rankeillor street
Walker, James, jun., advocate. 111 Princes
i street
IWalker, John M. ( G. and J. TF.), 52 Char-
I lotte street, Leith
Walker, John, mason, 31 Broughton street
(Valker, John, grocer, 178 Fountainbridge
Walker, John, coach-hirer, 7 Dublin street
Walker, Jn., W.S. 2 Queen street — house, 20
Rutland street
iV'alker, John, 8 Roxburgh terrace
Walker, John William, wine merchant, 4
Picardy place
Walker, John W. 14 West Preston street
.Valker, M. and Co. publishers and printers,
30 Hanover street
kValker, Robt. {Beli i^- Bradfute), S Lauriston
lane
Walker, T. & Son, butchers and poulterers,
1 Albert place
Walker, Capt. W. 3 Gayfield place
Walker, W. baker, 4 S. St James' st.— ho. 6
Wal LS I
Walker, William, 24 St Andrew square
Walker, Wm. Stuart, of Rowland, advocate.
7 St Colme street
Walker, William, draper, 6 Kirkgate
Walker, Wm. surgeon, 47 Northumbd. street
Walker, William, writer, 1 W. Claremont st.
Walker, William, grocer, 196 Rose Btreet
Walker, Wm. collector of police assessment,
110 Constitution st. — ho. 37 Couper street
Walker, Mrs A. 7 We.st Claremont street
Walker, Mrs Alex. 42 Heriot row
Walker, Mrs A. S. 21 Nelson street
Walker, Mrs John, 2 West Lauriston place
Walker, Mrs Margaret, staymaker, 9 Hamilton
place
Walker, Mrs Wm. 47 Northumberland st.
Walker, Mrs, lodgings, S2 George street
Walker, Mrs, milliner, 6 Howe street
Walker, Mrs, 28 Queen street
Walker, Mrs, 19 North-west Circus place
Walker, Miss Mary, 6 Leopold place
Walker, Miss Robina, draper, 7 Home street
AV'alker, Miss, of Mumrill, 10 Alva street
Walker, Miss, 14 Lynedoch place
Walker, Miss, 31 Raeburn place
Walker, Miss, 3 Gloucester place
Walker, Miss, 13 Union street
Walker, IMiss, milliner & dressm. 6 Howe st.
Walker, Miss, 3 Kirkgate
Walker, Misses, Drumsheugh
Walkinshaw, Wm. writer, 112 Canongate
Wall, John, printer, 6 Ingliston street
Wallace and Whyte, sculptors and marble-
cutters. Shrub place, Leith walk
Wallace, Alex, teacher of music, 138 Nicol-
son street
Wallace, Alexander, minister of the gospel,
38 Gilmore place
Wallace, A. ropemaker, 52 Bernard street
Wallace, Alex. 9 Pilrig street
Wallace, Alex, shoemaker, 57 Thistle street
Wallace, And. ( W. S^- Whyte), 20 Haddineton
place
Wallace, Dav. wright, house-factor, &c 179
Fountainbridge
Wallace, Eben., W.S. {Grant ^ ]¥.), 13 Lon-
don street
Wallace, George {W. Young ^- Co.), 3 Wel-
lington place
Wallace, Geo. wright, Star bank pi. Trinity
Wallace, James, agent for National Bank of
Scotland, 16 Bernard street, Leith — house.
24 Royal terrace, Edinburgh
Wallace, James, S.S.C. 57 Hanover street
Wallace, James, bootmaker, 10 South Char-
lotte street
Wallace, Jas. teacher of music, 13S Nicolson st.
Wallace, James, wright and undertaker, fy
Church lane
Wallace, Rev. John, 12 Gardner's crescent
Wallace, John & Son, coppersm. and patent
hearth manufacturers, 11 Sandport street
Wallace, J. jun. (J. a7id Son), 43 Bridge st.
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Wallace, Jn., boot and shoem. 28 Abbey hill
Wallace, L. A. architect, 34 Regent terrace !
Wallace, P. teacher of music, 138 Nicolson st.
Wallace, Richd. paper maker, 34 Regent ter.
Wallace, Rob. & Co. printers, 3 Register pi.
Wallace, Robert, librarian to solicitors-at-law,
3 Royal exchange
Wallace,' R. B. 16 Sandport street, Leith
Wallace, T. boot & shoemak.69 Broughton st.
Wallace, Thomas, 58 Nicolson street
Wallace, William D., S.S.C 31 Alva street
Wallace, William, City Fucal Office, City
Chambers — ho. 47 Buccleuch street
Wallace, Wm. JI.D. 7 Kewbattle terrace.
Church lane, Morningside
Wallace, Wm. gardener, 48 Broughton st.
Wallace, W. of Busbie, Wester Dairy house
Wallace, Wm. merchant, 45 Quality street —
house, 9 Pilrig street
Wallace, Wm. clerk, Craig's close
Wallace, Young, & Co. merchts. 45 Quality st
Wallace, Miss, silk and worsted shop, 76
Princes street — house, 10 Charlotte street
Wallace, ^Miss, 10 South Charlotte street
Walls, John, S.S.C. 9 London street
Walsh, Mrs, lodgings, 17 St Patrick square
Walton, Miss, 33 London street
Wands, Wm. W. painter and glazier, 17 Dun-
das street
Warburton, Seaton, engraver, copperplate
and lithographic printer, 50 George street
Warden, Wm. 10 Clarendon crescent
Warden, Geo. C. (^Swinburne §• Co.), 7 Blen-
heim place
Warden, Mrs, 3 Randolph clifF
Warden, Mrs, 3 Baxter's place
Wardlaw, A. joiner, Low Broughton
Wardlaw, Peter, smith, Low Broughton
Wardlaw, Lieut.-Col., H.E.LC.S. 14 India st.
Wardlaw, Miss E. Chessels' court
Wardrop, Jas. house-painter, 38 Broughton
street
Wardrop, Misses, grocers, 5 Duncan st. Leith
Wardrop, Miss, 15 Nelson street
Wares, Miss C. greengrocer, 24 Green market
Warrack, John & Co. commission merchants
and insurance brokers, 15 Bernard street —
house, Catharine bank
Warraker, AVilliam, brassfounder, 15 West
Nicolson street — ho. 22 Salisbury street
Warrick and Baillie, wine and spirit mer-
chants, fi Foxe's lane
Warrick, Alexander, Taaphall, Ferry road
Warrick, Wm. ( W. ^- Baillie), Claremo. park
Warricks, Mrs, lodgings, 73 Constitution st.
Waterloo News'-rooms, John HarthiU, 23
Waterloo place
Waters, Mrs, 51 Clerk street
Waters, ]Mrs, 8 Hope street
Waterston & Johnston, booksellers, 20 Ber-
nard street — house, 3 Hermitage hill
Waterston, A. draper, shirt maker, and um-
brella manuf. 261 and 263 High street
Waterston, David (R. W. S^ Co.), 14 Dublin st.
Waterston, Geo. wholesale stationer and seal-
ing-wax maker, 29 Hanover street — house,
6 St John's hill
Waterston, John, teacher of drawing, 33-
Dundas street
Waterston, Richard & Co. ready-made linem
outfitting warehouse, hosiers and glovers,,
12 George street
Waterston, Robert, spirit dealer, 133 Rose st,
Waterston, Mrs Amelia, lodgings, 9 Albany st.
Waterston, Misses, 22 London street.
Wathereton, John, wright, 3 Randolph place
Watkins, Lieut.-Col. James, H.E.LC.S., 41
Melville street
Watmore, Mrs, 41 Castle street
Watson, Alex. S. dentist, 79 George street
Watson, Arch, teller Bank ofS., 2 Danube st.
Watson, Rev. Dr Charles, 13 Carlton terrace
Watson, Charles, 48 Ann street
Watson, David, wine and spirit merchant, 76
Grassmarket
Watson, David, ironmonger, 123 High street —
house, 28 Buccleuch place
Watson, Fran, brassfoander, 4 Physic gardens
Watson, Geo. cabinetmaker, 7 S. St David st.
Watson & Henry, smiths and coach-builders,
6 Nottingham place
Watson, H. G.,& T. G. Dickson, accountants,
3 Xorth St David street
Watson, Henry G. ( ^V. ct Dickson), account-
ant, 123 George st.
I Watson, Henry, draper, George IV. bridge
I Watson, Jas. {Scot. Prov. Inst.), 45 Charlotte
square
Watson, James, 4 Henderson row
I Watson, James, slater, Canonmills
I Watson, Jas. writing-master, teacher of arith-
1 metic and book-keeping, 12 Queen street
I Watson, James, cooper, 17 Salisbury street
Watson, James, 10 Raeburn place
! Watson, James, spirit dealer, Canonmills
I Watson, Jas. writing-master and accountant,
12 Fettes row
! Watson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 14
Elbe street, Leith
Watson, J. M. manager of Messrs C. D.
1 Young's works, John's pi., St Leonard st.
I Watson, John K. 28 Gayfield square
Watson, John, wholesale and retail woollen
and linen draper, 320 Lawnroarket
Watson, Jn. manager and treas. Edinburgh Gat
I Light Company, 19 Windsor street
Watson, John, joiner, wright, and undertaker.
16 Union street — house, Gayfield lane
Watson, Rev. Jonathan, 41 Ann street
Watson, Leybourne, corn factor and general
merchant, 48 Constitution street — house, 5
Hermitage place, Leitb
Watson, Robert, coal merchant, Caledoniac
depot — house, 10 Catharine street
Watson, Robert Digby, Wester Duddingston
Watson, Stewart, portrait-paint. 79 Princes st
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Watson, Thomas 0. (Z>. Sinclat 6f Sons), 7
Annandale street
Watson, Thos. tailor & clothier, 30 James' sq.
Watson, Walter (^.o/Sco^/anii), 2 Danube st.
Watson, W. F. bookseller and stationer, 52
Princes street
Watson, Wm. Smellie, R.S. A. portrait-painter,
10 Forth street
Watson, William, baker, 15 Calton street
Watson, William, advocate, 37 Queen st.
Watson, William Scott, Whitehouse
Watson, Mrs Alex. 28 Ann street
Watson, Mrs Captain, 48 Rankeillor street
Watson, ^Irs David, 9 StalFord street
Watson, Mrs Ebenezer, 10 Smith's place
Watson, Mrs E. lodgings, 17 Melville st.
Watson, Mrs George, 23 George square
■ Watson, Mrs Geo. 2 South Blacket place
Watson, Mrs Hamilton, 25 Cumberland street
iWatson, Mrs James, grocer, 13 Citadel street
IWatson, Mrs James, 3 Lothian street
1 Watson, Mrs James, Canonmills
iWatson, Mrs John, draper, 17 Keir street
IWatson, Mrs Wm. 5 Roxburgh place
IWatson, Mrs, midwife, 65 Cumberland street
iWatson, Mrs, 10 West Preston street
t Watson, Miss Ann, 48 Great King street
Watson, Miss Elizabeth, 18 Leopold place
Watson, Miss Margaret, 10 Torphichen st.
Watson, Miss, 118 Princes street
; Watson, Miss, 2 Dean street
Watson, Miss, 6 Pitt street
Watson, Miss, milln. and dressr. 42 Lothian st.
Watson, Miss, dressmaker, 21 Nelson street
iWatson, Misses, 11 Lutton place
Watson's, George, Hospital, Jleadows — Jas.
Young, 126 High street, treasurer
iWatt Institution, School of Arts, and library
! and model room, Adam square
Watt, Yule, & Co. merchants, 4 Bernard st.
Watt and Marwick, S.S.C. 9 York place
Watt, Alex, veterinary surg. 6 St James' pi.
Watt, Alex, merchant, 31 Bernard street
Watt, Alexander H. coal merchant, 2 Railway
! depot — house, 32 Rankeillor street
Watt, Andrew, saddler, harness and port-
manteau maker, 1 South St David st. — ho.
21 James' square
Watt, Arch, (of W. Y. &,^ Co.) 31 Bernard st.
Watt, David, spirit dealer, 147 High street
Watt, David, spirit-dealer, Seafield place
Watt, Geo. ivory, bone, and cabinet turner,
Chalmers' close
Watt, Hugh, S.S.C. ( W. 6j Warwick), 9 York
place
Watt, James, spirit dealer, 22 Dean street —
ho. 3 Cheyne street
Watt, James, bookseller, 9 Brighton street
Watt, James (J. A. Bertram and Co.), 5 Wel-
I lington place
Watt, James, greengrocer, 5 N. Melville pi.
iWatt, John, boot and shoemaker, 4 Maitland
1 street, Newhaven
Watt, M. J. surgeon-dentist, 13 So. Charlotte
street
WattjNath. 8 Smith's place
Watt, Peter, 5 Crown street
Watt, Philip B. general engraver and litho-
grapher, 3 East Register street — See Adv.
Watt, Robt. & Wm. commercial agents, 3 and
4 Haddington pi. — house, 28 Scotland et.
Watt, Robert, coach hirer, 32 Northumber-
land street
Watt, Robt. merchant, 63 Constitution st.
Watt, Mrs Janet, sick-nurse, 3 Legget's land
Watt, Mrs M. baker, 3 Riddle's close, Leith
Watt, Mrs Mary, 4 Torphichen street
Watt, Mrs Thomas, of Allowbill, 11 E. Clare-
mont street
Watt, Mrs, sick-nurse, 4 Portland terrace
AVatt, Miss C. dressmaker, 7 St Vincent st.
Watters, Eben. (G.P.-O.), 5 Craigside place
Walters, Jliss, 126 Lauriston place
Watts, Henry, dressing-case maker, 46 ISTicol-
son street
Wauch, Robert, 6 Shrub place
Waugh, George, ham shop, 110 Nicolson st.
Waugh, R. wine and spirit merchant, 8 South
St Andrew street
Wauchope, Moodie, and Hope, wine mer-
chants, 6 Constitution street
Wauchope, JMrs G. 8 Moray place
Wauchope, ]\Iiss J. 54 George square
Weatherly, Mrs, dressm. 34, Hanover street
Webb, Alex, shoemaker, 23 Dundas street
Webb, Richard Townshend, 20 Royal Circus
Webb, Mrs, 39 Thistle street
Webster and Renny, W.S. 8 Gloucester place
Webster, A. B., IM.D. 13 Warriston crescent
Webster, Aw., S.S.C. & N.P. 3 Forth street
Webster, And. mess.-at-arms, 18 James' sq.
Webster, George, 56 Northumberland street
Webster, Hugh, spirit dealer, 7 0 Giles' street
Webster, Hugh, corn and meal dealer, 2
Duke street, Leith
Webster, Capt. James Carnegie, 1 1 Eastfield,
Leith
Webster, James, S.S.C. 8 Gloucester place
Webster, James, Cherry bank
Webster, James, pavement merchant. Junc-
tion bridge wharf
Webster, James, 18 Dean terrace
Webster, John, watchmaker, 107 West port
Webster, John, teacher of military and calis-
thenic exercises, 28 Torphichen street
Webster, John, bootmaker, 9 Catharine street
— house, Taaphall
Webster, William, writer, 24 Queen street
Webster, William, grocer, Lochend road
Webster, Mrs, sick-nurse, 18 Mid. Arthur pi.
Webster, Mrs General, Denham green.Trinity
Webster, Miss, milliner, 30 Castle street
Webster, Miss, lodgings, 3 W. Register street
Websters, Misses E. & G. 29 Buccleuch pi.
Weddel, James, and Co. wine merchants and
grocers, 20 N.-W. Circus place — ho. 19
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Weddell, Jas. &: Co. hosiers and glovers, ] So. } Werayss, Chas. assistant commissary-general.
St Andrew street — house, 9 Salisbury road
Weddell, John, 'silk and merino dyer, 6 In-
firmary street
Weddell, Rt. house carpenter, 7 Broughton pi.
AVeddell, Wm. Edinburgh Bible warehouse,
48 South bridge
We(]derburn, G., W.S. 18 India street
AVedderburn, Mrs Jaraes^ 18 India street
Weems, Alex. 8 St James' place
Weir, James (G. P.-O.), Kyle place
AVeir, James H. baker, 166 Pleasance^
AVeir, James, lodgings, 13 Union place
AVeir, Jn. {Livingston ^' Co.), 40 George sq.
AVeir, John and Son, plasterers, 56 High street
AA^eir, Matthew, AA^S. 31 Albany street
Weir, Robert, grocer, 204 Cowgate
AA'^eir, R. AI. & Co., wine merchants, 5 York
Newbattle terrace, Morningside
AVemyss, J. linen draper, 31 Earl Grey at. — ho.
125 Fountainbridge
Wemyss, Robert ( Union Bank), 6 George pi.
AVemyss, Robert, 18 Maitland street
Wemyss, T. A., R.X. harb.-master, Granton
Wemyss, AVilliam, deputy-commiss. -general,
6 Salisbury road
AVemyss, Wm. (Shotls Foimd/y), OrcharAfield
AA'emyss, Mrs David, 13 Pitt street
West of England Fire and Life Insurance
Offices — F. Cameron, 123 Princes streer,
and J. Lindsaj% 28 Dublin street, agents
West Kirk Poor-rates' Office — Hart Ander-
son, collector, 1 Rutland street
AVest, John, engraver, 162 Pleasance
West, Wm. 2 Mansfield place
place — bouse, Pembroke Lodge, Moray- West, Miss Georgina, 2 Mansfield place
field
AVeir, Samuel, silversmith, Chalmers' close
AVeir, Dr T. Graham, F.R.C.P.E. and secy.
Xew Toiva Dispensary, 25 Heriot Row
AVeir, Thos. H. baker, 19 Frederick street —
house, 140 Princes street
AVeir, Mrs, 13 George street
AVeir, Mrs, 24 Gilmore place
AA^eir, Miss E. boardg.-sch. 23 Abercroraby pi.
AA^eir, Miss, 5 Archibald place
AA'eir, Aliss, 19 ilanor place
AA'eire, Henry, classical master, Edinburgh
Academy, 31 Ann street
Weisse, Henrick, German master, 11 Howe
street
Weisse, Jlrs, teacher of music, 1 1 Howe st.
AVelch, Michael, officer of Inland Revenue,
Bonnington bridge
AVells and Russell, city auction rooms,
auctioneers and commission agents, Adam
square
AA'ells, Jas. tea merchant, 8 Shakspeare sq.
AVells, L. (Sc Co. tea merchants and grocers,
41 North bridge — house, 25 Gardner's crest.
AA^elsh, Adam, grocer and wine merchant, 33
Pitt street
AVelsh, David, AV.S. 7 Northumberland st.
AA''elsb, James, flesher, 2S Rose street
AA^elsh, John, grocer, 3 Scotland street
AVelsh, Wm. flesher, 102 Rose street — ho. 73
AVelsh, Mrs Agnes, 2.Lauriston terrace
AVelsh, Mrs Professor, 2 Gloucester place
Welsh, Mrs, 17 Howe street
AVelsh, Mrs, 67 Great King street
Welsh, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 6 Park street
Welsh, Miss Katharine, dressm. 17 Howe st. j
AA^'elsh, Miss, 2 Park street
AA^lsh, Miss, 63 Castle street
AVelsh, Misses, 1] Bank street I
AVelsh, Misses, 2 Darnawav street
Wemyss, Right Hon. the Earl of, 64 Queen
street
AVemyss, And. trunk, portmanteau, and brush — house, 6 Baltic street
manuf. 77 Princes st. — ho. 26 St James' sq. AVhite, James, 19 Royal terrace
West, Misses, dressmakers, 47 Cumberland st.
Western Bank of Scotland, 8 St Andrew I
square — Andrew Blackburn, cashier
Westgarth, Mrs, 1 ^Melville street
WESTMiNSTEa Life and Sun Fire Insurance
Offices, 39 George street — D. Murray, agt.
Weston, John, bookseller, 2 West College st.
AVeston, Mrs Richard, fancy trimming ware-
house, 14 Nicolson street — ho. 88 Nicolson
street
Westren, Peter, working jeweller, 3 East
Register street
AA'estren, Mrs, lodgings, 33 Dublin street
AVharton, Geo. stamp and beam maker, 23
Leith wynd
AVharton, Henry, cabinetmaker and uphols-
terer, 6 South Hanover street
AA^harton, Airs Jas. fish merchant, Gilmore St.
Paul's work
Whigham and Co. drapers and hosiers. 6
Howe street
AA^higham, Misses,French staym. 4 Clerk st.
White, Richard & Co. wholesale tea & coffee
merchants, 27 AVaterloo pi. — ho. 5 Brunton
place
AA^hite, Adam {Union Blc), 14 AV. Duncan st.
AVhite, Adam and Co. merchants, 14 Consti-
tution street
AVhite, Alex. 4 Summerfield, Leith
AVhite, Alex, grocer & victual dealer, 22 North-
west Circus place and 39 Dundas street —
house, 10 Baker's place
AA^hite, Alex, baker, 38 AA'est Crosseausey
AVhite, Daniel, tavern keeper, 307 High street
White, Geo. stamper (G.P.-O.), 56 Potterrow
AVhite, George, dairy, 33 Leith walk
White, Geo. Towrey, barrister-at-law, 17 Cla-
rendon crescent
AA^hite, George, brassfounder and gasfitter, j
169 AA^est Rose street lane
AVhite, Hugh, coal agent to Marquis of Lo-
thian, St Leonard's depot and 22 Baltic st
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White, James, china, crystal, and stone-
ware merchant, *9 West port
White, James, stockbroker and marine in-
surance agent, .51 Princes street — ho. 12 S.
Frederick street
White, J. plumber and gasfitter, 40 Leith st.
— house, 24 Calton hill
White, Rev. John A. 8 Quality street
White, John, 32 Warriston crescent
White, John, baker, 3 Duke street
White, John, grocer, 10 Moray street
White, John, victual dealer, 22 Heriot place
White, John, •woollen draper, hatter, hosier,
and glover, 34 George street
White, John L. mourning, straw-bonnet, and
millinery warehouse, 11 and 12 Kirkgate
White, John, baker, 4 Howe street— house, 6
White, Robert, fruiterer, 1 Albany street
White, Rich. (W. S,^ Co.), 5 Brunton place
White, Robt. 40 Gilmore place
White, Robert, joiner, 29 Queen street, Leith
AVhite, Stephen, cowfeeder, 217 Canongate
White, Thos. dyer, 31 Tolbooth wynd, Leith—
house, 45
White, Thomas, 28 Gayfleld square
'White, Thos. and Co. tobacco-pipe manufactu-
rers, 225 Canongate
White, Thos. cowfeeder, 8 St Anthony place
White, Wm. woollen draper, man's niercer,and
hatter, 12 Frederick street
White, William, teacher, 19 Brunswick st.
White, William, cowfeeder, Primrose street,
Leith
White, Wm. officer Inland Revenue^ 35 W.
Norton place
White, Mrs, 6 Union street
White, Mrs George, 5 Buccleuch place
White, Mrs, tanner, skinner, and wool mer-
chant, Bonnington
White, Miss, 12 Vanburgh place, Leith
Whitecross, Mrs, temperance coffeehouse and
lodgings, 1 1 Calton street
Whiteford, Robert, turner, 22 Greenside
Whitehead, Alex, china merchant and agent,
6 North Richmond street
Whitehead, John, S.S.C. 1 1 Queen street —
house, 9 Fettes row
Whitehead, John, boot and shoe warehouse,
6 Catharine street
Whitehead, Laurence, boot& shoemaker, 144
Kirkgate and 34 Tolbooth wynd — house,
52 Kirkgate
iWhitehead, Wm. boot & shoe warehouse, 62
Princes street — house, 15 St Andrew sq.
\Vhitehead, Wm. & Son, hosiers to the Queen,
glovers, and shirt makers, 28 North bridge —
manufactory. Old Assembly close — house,
8 Warriston crescent
Whitehead, Mrs, 19 Gayfield square
Whitelaw, G. 35 Scotland street
Whitelaw, Jas. clock and watchmaker, 28
West Register street— house, 30 James'
square
Whitelaw, M. and W. corn factors, 19 Bernard
street, Leith
Whitelaw, M. 8 James' place, Leith
Whitelaw, Miss, 139 George street
Whitson, Andrew, grocer, Echo bank
Whitson, George, stabler, Young street lane
—house, 3 Young street
Whitson, Robert, brewer, 1 1 Yard beads
Whitson, William, 29 Clarence street
Whitson, Mrs James, 6 Leopold place
Whitten, J. C. 13 London street
Whittet, Jn. comm. traveller, 24 Nicolson st.
Whittet, Wm. {Robb ^- W.\ 10 Buccleuch st.
Whitworth Coal and Coke depot, 30 Coat-
field lane
Whyte, A. wholesale statr. 8 & 10 S. St David
St. — house, 21 Buccleuch place
Whyte, David, grain merchant, 30 Lothian st.
Whyte, David, merchant, 21 Nelson street
Whyte, George, letter-carrier, 2 Crichton st.
Whyte, John, pattern-drawer, 8 Nicohon
square
Whyte, Matthew, 19 St Bernard's crescent
Whyte, Robt. & Son, hardware merchants,,
235 High St. — house, 10 Arniston place
Whyte, Thomas, Greenside house
Whyte, W. & Co. late pubs. & books, ta
Queen Adelaide, 13 George street
Whyte, William, painter, glazier, and paper-
I hanger, 243 Canongate and 6 Castle street
I Whyte, Mrs David, 21 Nelson street
j Whytock, Richd. & Co. carpet manufacturers
I and furniture printers, 9 George street
j Whytt, D. K. 10 Scotland street
! Wicks, Miss Eliz. furrier, 58 Hanover strett
Widows' Fund Office of W.S. 32 Abercromby
place
Wielobycki, Dr, 55 Queen street
Wigham, John & Son, silk-men, shasvl and
tartan raanufrs. 32 Nicolson street — house.
5 South Gray street
Wigham, John, jun. 10 Salisbury road
"Wight and Livingston, W.S. 11 Young st.
Wight & Scott, wholesale provision merchts.
6 Kirkgate
"Wight, Alexander, Wight's place
Wight, Andrew, spirit merchant, 50 Shore
Wight, Charles, spirit dealer, 62 St Leonard
street
Wight, George, flasher, 3 Albany street —
house, 2 Barony street
Wight, Rev. Henry, 24 Walker street
Wight, John, postmaster and livery stables.
King's stables
Wight, Robt. {W. cJI- ScoW), Claremont Park,
Leith
Wight, Robert, flesher, 31 Dundas street —
house, 7 India place
Wight, Mrs Alexander, 3 Graham street
Wight, Mrs Colonel, 86 Great King street
Wight, Miss, housekeeper Trarfes'l/airf. Hosp.
Wight, Miss, 3 King's place
Wigbtman,Ed. bootmaker, 10 N. St David st.
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Wightman, John, pianoforte merchant, 23 St
James' square
Wightman, John, flesher, 17 Calton street —
house, 1 Physic gardens
Wightman, John, provision mercht, 3 Drum-
mond street
Wightman, Wm. Rose cottage. Trinity
Wightman, Wm.wright, glazier, and packing-
box manufacturer, 44 Whitfield place
Wighton and Son, working jewellers, 1 7 Queen
street — house, IMurrayfield
Wighton, Wm. watchmaker, 8 St Patrick st.
Wigney, R. P. 28 London street
Wilding, Wm. {M'Glashan and W.), 23
Clyde street
Wilkes, Mrs Margt. tobacconist, 33 George st.
"Wilkes, Mrs G. 23 Dundas street
Wilkie, Andrew, 9 Duncan street,Newington
Wilkie, Alexander, draper, 3 Morton street
Wilkle, Captain, 3 Forres street
Wilkie, Horner, baker, 130 Kirkgate
Wilkie, Jas. {H. M. Gazette Office), 9 Mon-
tagu street
Wilkie, James, accountant, 74 Queen street
Wilkie, James F., S.S.C. 29 Dundas street
Wilkie, James, builder, 47 Couper st. Leith
Wilkie, John, silversmith, 8 E. Rose st. lane
Wilkie, Thos. grocer and wine merchant, 35
Northumb. st, — house, 67 Gt. King street
Wilkie, T. 2 Portland ten-ace
Wilkie, Thomas, bookbinder, 243 High street
Wilkie, T. & A. drapers, 75 and 76 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Wilkie, Wm. P. advocate, 3 Forres street
Wilkie, William, Parkside ho. St Leonard's
Wilkie, Mrs Wm. 1 St James' square
Wilkie, Mrs, 31 Windsor street
Wilkie, Mrs, grocer & spirit dr. 28 Dean st.
Wilkie, Miss M. 1 Morton street
Wilkinson, James, baker, 103 Grassmarket
Wilkinson, Dr William, 17 Archibald place
Wilkinson, Wm., M.D. private lecturer on
medicine, 39 South bridge
Wilkinson, Mrs, 13 Rankeiilor street
Wilkinson, Misses, dressmakers, 58 Hanover
street
Wilks, John, 2 Dean street
WiUiams, Edward, general merchant, 20
Timber bush — house, 6 Baltic street
Williams, John, pocket-book and jewel-case
manufacturer, 8 No. bridge — ho. 13 Blair st.
Williams, Rich, clothier and habit maker
to the Queen (late Willis ^ Williams), 62
George street
Williams, Wm., Crown tavern, Jock's lodge
Williams, Mrs C. 6 Elm row
Williamson & Stark, corn factors, 19 Bernard
street
Williamson, Adam, cattle agent, 11 Hailesst.
Williamson, Adam, bookseller and stationer,
1 Spittal street
Williamson, Alex, shoem. 403 Lawnmarket
Williamson, Alex, writer, 2 Hermitage place
WilHamson, A. ( Witness office), 11 Henry st.
Williamson, Andrew, 8 Heriot place
Williamson, Charles {W. Sf Stark), 9 James'
place, Leith
Williamson, David, grocer and spirit dealer,!
1 West Newington place ■'
Williamson, Fr. & A. vellum and parchment jl
makers, Bonnington rj
Williamson, George, tinsmith and gasfitter,
5 Canongate
Williamson, Geo. bootmaker, 299 High street
Williamson, George, tobacco and snuff manu-
facturer, 22 Grassmarket
Williamson, James, surgeon and druggist,
30 St Andrew square
Williamson, James, 16 Grove street
Williamson, James, accountant, 5 Hailes st.
Williamson, James {Albion Loan Co.), 23 Rose
street
Williamson, James, tailor, 35 Kirkgate
Williamson, James, 4 Morningside place
Williamson, J. grocer, 54 West port
Williamson, John, engineer, 4 Fingal place
Williamson, John, veterinary surgeon, Lo-
thian road I
Williamson, Pat. metal dealer, 7 Queen street,
Leith
Williamson, R, spirit mercht. 27 Abbey hill
Williamson, Sinclair, 13 Blacket place
Williamson, Thos. victual dealer, 37 Bristost.
Williamson, Thomas, M.D. &c. 35 Charlotte
street, Leith
Williamson, Thomas, flesher, Morningside
Williamson, Thomas, 102 Causey side
Williamson, William, tinsmith and gasfitter,
7 Giles' street
Williamson, W. K., Lyon office, herald painter
(Gen. Reg. House), 2 Parkside street
Williamson, William, 13 No.-west Circus pi.
Williamson, i\Irs Eliza, 25 Haddington place
Williamson, Mrs, lodgings, Anchorfield,
Newhaven
Williamson, Mrs, 10 Manor place
Williamson, Mrs, confectioner, teacher of
cookery and pastry, 35 Dundas street
Williamson, RUss, French staymaker, 6 Park
street
WiUiamson, JNliss Margt. milliner and dress-
maker, 6 Park street
Williamson, Miss Margt. 16 Grove street
Willis, IVIrs, 13 India street
WiUis, Misses, 3 Leopold place
Willoughby, Thomas, 25 India street
Wilshere, Michael, floor-cloth manufacturer
and paper-hanging depot, and gutta percha
warehouse, 14 South St David street
Wilson & Martin, Her Majesty's clothiers,
7 North St Andrew street
Wilson, Jastrau, & Co, ship agents, 14 Com-
mercial place
Wilson, A. & G. fishing-tacklemakers to H.R.H.
Prince Albert, bird stufifers,&c. 34 Princes st.
— See Adv.
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Wilson & Co. dressing-case, desk, and pocket-
book makers, 71 George street. — See Adv.
Wilson, A. & W. R. printers, Chessels' court,
Canongate
Wilson, Rev. And. head master John Wat-
son's Itistitution
Wilson, Adam, surgeon and druggist, 10 Lo-
thian street
Wilson, Alexander, contractor, Granton pier
Wilson, Alexander, flesher, 49 Nicolson street
Wilson, Alex., corn merchant, 4 Albany st.
Leith
Wilson, Andrew, S.S.C. 21 Bernard street
— house, 8 Smith's place
Wilson, Andrew, agent for Edinburgh and
Glasgow Bank, 19 Charlotte st. Leith
Wilson, Andrew, 17 Union place
Wilson, Andrew, 35 Wright's houses
Wilson, Andrew, house agent, Tolbooth wynd
Wilson, A., lodgings, 9 Gardner's crescent
Wilson, Andrew, dentist, 18 Young street
Wilson, A. dealer in live birds, artificial eyes,
cage-maker, &c., 34 Princes st. — See Adv.
Wilson, Andrew, wright, 18 Leven street
Wilson, Benj. D. (Excise), 2 Norton place
Wilson, Charles, butcher, 298 Lawnmarket
Wilson, David, teacher, Old Assembly close —
house, 2 St John's hill
Wilson, David, 17 William street
Wilson, D. baker, 43 Candlemaker row
Wilson, David, cowfeeder, 11 S. B. Canongate
Wilson, David, cowfeeder, 138 Rose street
Wilson, David, M.D. 12 Dean Terrace
Wilson, David, spirit dealer, 3 Water lane
Wilson, David & Son, slaters, 1 Portland
place
Wilson, Francis W. agent Roi/al Bank, 30
Bernard st — house, 10 Constitution st.
Wilson, George, inspector of weights and
measures. City Chambers
Wilson, George, M.D. lecturer on chemistry —
house. Elm cottage, East Whitehouse loan
—lecture-room. Surgeon's Hall, Nicolson
street
Wilson, George {Stamp Office), 15 Gardner's
crescent
Wilson, George {Customs), Hillhousefield
Wilson, George, flesher, 245 Canongate
Wilson, George (W. Sr Martin), 22 Duke st.
Wilson, Geo. tea dealer and grocer, 22 Drum-
mond street
Wilson, (Jeorge & Frederick, spirit dealers, 24
Drummond street
Wilson, Hutton, W.S. 2 Eyre place
Wilson, Jas. & Co. silk-mercers and drapers,
3 South bridge— house, 6 Gilmore place
Wilson, James, W.S. 21 Maitland street
Wilson, Jas. 29 St James' square
Wilson, James, Guildford Arms hotel, 1 W.
Register street
Wilson, James, Boards of Manufactures and
of Fisheries, 6 St Vincent street
Wilson, James, cabinetmaker, 165 Rose st.
Wilson, James, Woodville, Canaan
Wilson, Jas. spirit merchant, 9 E. Adam st.
Wilson, James, carter, 9 Assembly street
Wilson, James, wright, 16 Home street
Wilson, James, flesher, (the Royal Emporium) ^
106 George street — ho. 27 Castle street
Wilson, Jas. wright and house agent, 8 Great
Junction st — house, 13 Eastfield place
Wilson, James, wine and spirit merchant,
58 Lothian street
Wilson, James, spirit dealer, 8 Canongate
Wilson, James, sheep and cattle agent, 7 West
Preston street ,
Wilson, Jas. commission agt. 25 Arthur st.
Wilson, James, fruiterer, 14 Catharine street
Wilson, J. M. (W. J. S^ Co.), Jessfield cot-
tage, Bonnington road
Wilson, James, spirit merchant, 7 Northum-
berland place
Wilson, Rev. John M. 31 Broughton place
Wilson, John, fishmonger, 6 So. Melville pi.
Wilson, J. P. advocate, 20 Abercromby place
Wilson, J. plumber, 18 West Nicolson street
Wilson, J. lodgings, 7 South-east Circus pi.
Wilson, John, coalmaster, 2 Port-Hopetoun
Wilson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 20
South Richmond street
Wilson, John (H. M. Customs), Whitehouse,
Duke street, Leith
Wilson, J. ham and pie shop, 59 Nicolson st.
Wilson, J. slater, 24 Earl Grey st. — house,
173 Fountainbridge
Wilson, John, gardener, Easter road
Wilson, John, wine and spirit merchant, 12
Catharine street — house, 10
Wilson, John, boot and shoera. 79 Queen st.
Wilson, John, bootmaker, 34 N. Pitt street-
house. Dean bank cottage
Wilson, John, wright, 6 Simpson's court,
Greenside
Wilson, John, commercial traveller, Canning
house, Causeyside
Wilson, John, grocer and spirit merchant, §
Middle Arthur place
Wilson, J. & C. fishing line manufacturers,
3 Brand place
Wilson, P., A.M. teacher of English and geo-
graphy, Whitehouse, Duke street, Leith
Wilson, Patrick, architect, 2 Queen street
house, 27 Minto street
AVilson, Peter, tea, wine, and spirit dealer,
Regent arch— house, Elm cottage. White-
house loan
Wilson, Peter, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 43
Yardheads
Wilson, P. contractor, 169 Fountainbridge
Wilson, Richard, tobacco manufacturer, John
Knox's house, 41 High street
Wilson, R. accountant, 32 St Andrew sq.
Wilson, Robert & Son, linen manufacturers
drapers, outfitters, & hosiers, 4 George st. '
Wilson, Robert Sym, cashier Royal Bank,
Register place
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Wilson, Robert, writer, 10 St Ann's yard
Wilson, Robert, butcher and poulterer, 29
North Nelson street
Wilson, Robert, plumber, 21 Earl Grey street
— house, 1 Portland place
Wilson, Robert, 59 York place
AVileon, Robert, manager Edin. Loan Co. 39
South bridge
Wilson, R. & R. painters and glaziers, 66
Clerk street
Wilson, Robert, hatter, 19 Salisbury street
Wilson, Robt. trimming merchant, 53 George
street
Wilson, Robert, fishmonger, 1 Melville pi.
^Vilson, Thomas, baker, Hillhousefield
'Wilson, Thomas, 1 Great Wellington st. Leith
AVilson, Thomas, spirit dealer, 32 Northum-
berland street
Wilson, Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller,
11 Leith street — house, 7
^^'ilson, Wm. corn merchant, Swanfield mills
— house, 2 Wellington place
Wilson, Wm. victual dealer, 38 No. Richmond
street
Wilson, William, wright, 10 Lauriston street
V\'ilson, Wm. wine and spirit merchant, 165
Pleasance and 6 Rose street
Wilson, Wm. house agent, 7 Dalrymple place
Wilson, AVilliam, 70 Causeyside
Wilson, Wm. (Crown Office), 8 Roxburgh ter.
Wilson, Wm. 6 Johnston place
Wilson, Wm. (Simpson ^- W.), 1 1 Brand pi.
Wilson, Wm. grocer, 34. Water lane
Wilson, Wm. gardener, Lixmount, Trinity
Wilson, Abigal, victual and spirit dealer, 2 St
Leonard street
Wilson, Mrs A. 30 Haddington place
Wilson, Mrs Alex, lodgings, 30 Royal circus
AVilson, Mrs Alex. 1 Bellevue crescent
Wilson, Mrs Christian, midwife, 13 Allan st.
^Vilson, Mrs C. M. 65 Lauriston place
AVilson, Mrs Francis, lodgings, 42 Lothian
street
Wilson, Mrs Francis, 21 Montagu street
Wilson, Mrs L 71 Clerk street
Vrilson, Mrs John, 14 Brandon street
Wilson, Mrs John, 31 Buccleuch place
^ViIson, Mrs j\I. crape-dresser, 73 Rose street
Vv'ilson, Mrs Sarah, trimming & worsted shop,
23 Frederick street
Wilson, Mrs, draper and hosier, 10 Union pi.
Wilson, IMrs, 35 Leith street
Wilson, Mrs, lodgings, 105 Princes street
AVilson, Mrs, 33 Minto street
AVilson, Mrs, lodgings, 129 Rose street
A\'ilson, Mrs, 21 Maitland street
Wilson, Mrs, nurse, 10 Catharine street
Wilson, Mrs, lodgings, 21 Castle street
Wilson, Mrs, 50 India street
AVilson, Isabella, cowfeeder, 5 Saunders street
AVilson, Miss, 51 Melville stre-et
Wilson, Miss Catherine, 1 Summerhall place
AVilson, Miss, lodgings, 3 Regent street
Wilson, Miss Jane, 15 Maitland street
Wilson, Miss, milliner, 16 Elm row
AVilson, Miss, 2 Smith's place
Wilson, Miss, 34 Castle street
Wilson, Miss Mary, tobacconist and dry-
salter, 1 S. Junction street
AVilson, Misses, 1 Park street
AA^ilsou, Misses, Grange brae
Wilson's North British Hotel, 21 Princes st.
AVinchester, IMrs Colonel, 19 London street
AVinter, Robert, flesher, 1 Jamaica street
AA'inter, Thomas, butcher, 1 Pitt street
Winter, Ulrick, clockmaker, 25 Greenside st.
AA^inter, ]Mrs, 15 St James' square
AVinter, Mrs George, milliner, 13 Chapel st,
Winterscale, John, 25 AAlndsor street
Wintour, John C. artist, 1 St Cuthbert's
Glebe, Lothian road
Wintour, Wra,, painter, 22 ]\Iailland street '
Wise, Thos. A., M.D., H.E.I.C.S. 17 Aber^
cromby place
Wishart and Clapperton, corn factors, 1 Baltic
I street
! Wishart, Alex, shoemaker, 384 High street
Wishart, Edward ( W. and Clapperton)^ 8
t Hermitage place, Leith
Wishart, James and Sons, merchts. and agents,
21 Queen street, Leith
Wishart, James, jun. {J. W. §' Sons), 20 Al-
bany street, Leith
Wishart, James (J. W. 4" Sons), 8 Hermitage'
place, Leith
Wishart, John K. (J. JF. Sf Sons), Lochend
road, Leith
Wishart, John, baker and confectioner, 1 N.
Bank street
Wishart, AVm., S.S.C and S.L. 13 Bank st.
Wishart, Mrs John, 4 North Fort street
AVishart, Mrs J. H. 36 London street
Wishart, Mrs, Raeburn place
Wishart, Mrs Margt. broker, 1 4 Fox lane
Witness Newspaper Office, 297 High street
— printing-office, 11 Horse wynd
Wood's Shakespeare Hotel, 2 Shakespeare sq.
Wood & Co. London pianoforte and music
saloons, 12, 14, 16, and 18 AVaterloo place
AVood, Dr Alex., F.R.C.P. lecturer on medi-
cine, 2 St Colme street
Wood, Alexander, grocer, 4 Hamilton place
Wood, Andw., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 9 Darnaway
street
Wood, Andrew, manager (J. G. 'y Co,), 36
Bernard street
Wood, Chris, senior. Hermitage park, Leith
AVood, Chris, jun. merchant, Claremont park
Wood, W. Edwards of Stankhill, Palace yard
Wood, G. ( Wood and Co.), 30 Great King st.
Wood, Gavin H., merchant, 71 Timber bush
— house, 36 Bernard street
AA'ood, Dr James, F.R.C.P. 19 Royal circus
AA'ood, James & Co. importers of Swedish
leeches and Turkey sponges, 27 Clyde st.
— See Adv.
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Wood, James, bookseller, 88 Princes street —
house, 90
Wood, James, cabinetmaker, 8 Bristo place
Wood, James, stationer, 49 N. Richmond st.
Wood, James, baker, 17 Lothian street
Wood, John A. advocate, 1 Royal circus
Wood, John George (^Dalmahoy and fF.), 52
Melville street
Wood, John, stockbroker, 5 Hanover street
Wood, John H. 6 James' place, Leith
Wood, John, wholesale grocer and provision
merchant, 17 and 18 Dock street — house,
14 Bonnington place
Wood, John, dairy, 1 Springfield
Wood, Joseph, 1 Wharton lane
Wood, Joshua, linen draper, 363 High st. —
house, 34 Buccleuch place
Wood, Hon. Lord, 1 Royal circus
Wood, P. & C. merchants, 41 Bernard street
Wood, Robert P. 24 India street
Wood, Simon F. wine and spirit merchant,
154 High street — house, 2 Salisbury street
Wood, Thos. grocer and spirit merchant,
9 Kerr street — house, 28 Brunswick street
Wood, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant,
30 Quality street — ho. 10 Wellington pi.
Wood, W. flesher, 79 Nicolson street
Wood, Wm., F.R.C.S.E. 9 Darnaway street
Wood, WilHam, mason, 7 Shakspeare square
Wood, Wm. accountant and actuary, 7 North
St Andrew street — house, 10 Hope street
Wood, William, 6 James' place, Leiih
Wood, William, teacher, 3 Keir st. — house,
Canaan villa, Morningside
Wood, William {Anderson and Wood), 6
Helen place
Wood, Lady, 53 Melville street
Wood, Marjory, matron, 6 Surgeon square
Wood, Mrs A. 6 West Claremont street
Wood, Mrs Capt. 9 Clarendon crescent
Wood, Mrs, J., Wester Duddiugston
Wood, Mrs Catharine, 23 Gayfield square
Wood, Mrs John, Canaan grove
Wood, Mrs P. 37 Queen street '
Wood, Mrs, 32 Cumberland street
Wood, Mrs, 8 South Charlotte street
Wood, Mrs, 2 Spring gardens, Stockbridge
Wood, Miss, Hermitage park, Leith
Wood, Miss^ teacher ot music, 61 Frederick st.
Woodford, Edward, LL.D., H. M. Inspector
of Schools, 39 Great King street
Woodman, James Linning, W.S. 29 South
Frederick street — house, 28 Northumber-
land street
Wordie, J. W., S.S.C. 10 Drummond place
Wordsworth, S., W.S. Her Majesty's Horse
Repository, Nottingham place — house,
Drumbank
Work, Peter, 3 Summerhall place
Working Men's Refreshment Rooms, 25
Dovrnie place
Works, City Public— ofBce, 10 Royal Exch.
WoEKS, Office of H. M. Public, Exchequer
buildings — R. Matheson, archictect
Wortham, Hen. French cleaning and dyeing,
1 Queen street — house, 50 London street. —
See Adv.
Wortham, Mrs, lace cleaner and clear star-
cher, 50 London street and 1 Queen street.
— See Adv.
Wotherspoon and Mack, W. S. 18 Great
Stuart street
Wotherspoon, Jas. B. M., raercht. and general
agent, office, 70 Timber bush — house, 35
Cumberland street
Wotherspoon, Jn, agent for Arniston colliery,
St Leonard's
Wotherspoon, Wm., S.S.C. 18 Gt. Stuart st.
Worthington, Wm. assistant veterinary sur-
geon. Veterinary college
Wren, Geo. corn factor, 119 Constitution st.
Wrench, Robt. Adelphi hotel, 3 Broughton st.
Wright, Alexanders Son, nursery and seeds-
men, 1 Greenside place
Wright & Finlay, S.S.C, 21 Thistle street
Wright & Braidwood, brush manufacturers,
3 Grassmarket
Wright, Alex. Balfour, seed merchant, Adam
square — house, 5 Forth street
Wright, Alex, of St Catherine's, 1 Greenside
place
Wright, Charles Wm. (.4. W. and Son). 23
Pilrig street
Wright, George, merchant, Hillhousefield
cottage
Wright, Geo. & Son, commission merchants,
13 Bernard street
Wright, Geo. grocer, 5 Northumberland pi.
Wright, George, jun. ( G. W. & Son), Wood-
ville, Murrayfield
Wright, Henry, bookseller, 8 Salisbury pi. West
Wright, J. & J., W.S. 28 Forth street
Wright, James, 13 Ainslie place
Wright, Rev. James, 12 Argyle square
Wright, James, secretary Royal Bank, 15 In-
verleith place
Wright, James, W.S. (/. and J. W.), 28
Forth street
Wright, James, tea, coffee, and spice mercht.
54 Tolbooth wynd, Leith — ho. Hillhouse-
field cottage
Wright, Jas. victual deal. 142 & 143 Kiikgate
Wright, J. japanner, 104 High street
Wright, John, W.S. (J. and J. Il\),28 Forth
street
Wright, John, tailor, 32 West port
Wright, P. and R. linen manufacturers and
drapers, 16 and 20 George street
Wright, P. (P. and R. Wright), 1 Dundas st.
Wright, Peter, pro v. shop, 18 King st. Leith
Wright, Robert, architect, 12 Pitt street
Wright, Robert, baker, 22 Sandport street-
house, 14 Commercial place
Wright, T,, M.D,, F.R.C.E.SS Great King st.
Wright, Thos. grocer and wine merchant,
1 North Junction street
Wright, Walter, CanonmiUs— house, 2 Huptly^
street
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Wright, Walter, bookseller and stationer, 32
Home street
Wright, Wm. French satin bat manufacturer,
65 North bridge — house, 18 Caltonhill
Wright, Wm. shoe warehouse, 141 High st.
Wright, Mrs Wm. Anchor Hotel and Tavern,
227 High street
Wright, jNIrs James, Pirniefield, Leith
Wrigbt, Mrs Wm. B. 14 Manor place
Wright, Mrs, 5 Pitt street
Wright, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 47 William st.
Wright, Mrs, milliner, French staymaker and
embroiderer to her Majesty, 73 George st.
Wright, Miss Frances, 1 Blenheim place
Writers to the Signet Widows' Fund— col-
lector's office, 32 Abercromby place
Wunsch, Fred, tailor and clothier, 48 West
Register street — house, 20 Elder street
Wybber, Mi's, 2 Hope street
Wyber, Misses, French staymakers, 76 Queen
street
Wyld, Mrs, 50 George square
Wylie, Alex, iron merchant, 9 Lauriston lane
Wylie, David, circuit clerk of Justiciary, 5
BeUevue terrace
Wylie, Henry J. civil engineer and surveyor,
5 Bellevue terrace
Wylie, Rev. Jas. A. 12 Archibald place
Wylie, John, 3 Carnegie street
WyUie, Andw. vfine merchant, 33 St Andrew
sq. — ho. 39 Montagu street
WyUie, Lieut.- Colonel, 12 Howard place
WyUie, John, manufac. 21 Broughton place
Wyndham, Robt. Henry, lessee of the Royal
and Adelphi Theatres, 19 Broughton place
Wyse, George B. M. Grange road
Wyse, Mrs Dr, 10 Salisbury place
Yaniewicz, Mrs, 84 Great King street
Yelland, Jn. (Excise), 5 Upper Gilmore place
Yellowlees, Alex, wright, 28 Thistle street
Yeoman, John, shoemaker, 9 Arthur street
YoaKSHiRE Fire and Life Insurance Co. 68
Great King st. and 1 Geo. street
Yorstoun, A. G. Summer cottage. Trinity
Yorstoun, John Ewart, of Chancery (Register
House), master extraordinary in Chancery,
21 Lynedoch place
Yorrick, David, C. 5 M'Kenzie place
Young & Mackay, horticulturists & florists,
Newington gardens
Young, Peddle, & Co. {late W. D. Y. ^ Co.),
manufacturers of iron and wire fences, &c.
54 Hanover st. — manufactory, 123 Fountain-
bridge
Young, A. painter and glazier, 73 Clerk st.
Young, Alexander, 22 Scotland street
Young, Andrew, 7 Lynedoch place
Young, Andrew, lodgings, 120 George street
Young, Andrew (late of Madras College), 22
Elm row
Young, Arch. Queen's cutler, and surgeons'
Instrument maker to the Royal Infirmary,
79 Princes street — house, 2 Alva street
Young, Archibald, advocate, 3 Moray place
Young, Arch, merchant, 89 Constitution st. —
house, 25 Pitt street
Young, Charles D. & Co. iron founders,
manufacturers, contractors, &c. 48 North
bridge
Young, Charles D. {C. D. Y. and Co.), 5
Bruutsfield place
Young, David,'accountant, Union Bank, Par-
liament square
Young, David (late of Inland Revenue), 24
Salisbury street
Young, David, painter and glazier, 9 Spring
gardens
Young, David, boot and shoe maker, 9 Toll-
cross
Young, Edward R. surveyor, 12 Royal Ex-
change— house, 2 Smith's place
Young, Edward, slater and chimney sweeper,
4 Jamaica street
Young, Gav. lapidary. Logic mill. — See Adv. .
Young, George, advocate, 47 Moray place
Young, George, bootmaker, 6 Dublin street
Young, George and Co. merchants, 4 Con-
stitution street
Young, George, 2 Windsor street
Young, Hume, bar-keeper Court of Session,
12 Rosebank, Gardner's crescent
Young, J. & D. coach lamp manufacturers,
22 Greenside street
Y oung, James, cooper, 7 Dock street — house,
1 4 London row
Young, James, tailor and clothier, 37 North
bridge
Young, James, woollen draper and clothier,
126 High street — house, 10 Elm row
Young, James, victual dealer, 88 Grassmarket
Young, James R. 118 Causey side
Young, James, flesher, 34 W. Richmond st.
Young, Js. boot and shoemaker, 18 WiUiara
street
Young, Js. slater and glazier, 58 Broughton
street
Young, John, S.S.C. and N.P. 31 Dundas st.
Young, John, flesher, 8 Stockbridge market
— house, 28 Brunswick street
Young, John, officer of Customs, 17 Cannon st.
Young, John, umbrella and parasol manufac-
turer, 57 Broughton street
Young, John, slater and glazier, 1 Gayfield pi.
Young, John G. club-maeter, 91 George st.'
Young, Jn. boot and shoemaker, 8 WiUiam st.
Young, John, china shop, 23 Brunswick st.
Young, John, 7 Nicolson square
Young, Peter, flesher, 23 Stockbridge market
— house, 8 Hamilton place
Young, Robert, 25 East Claremont street
Young, Robert, commercial traveller, 24 St
Patrick square
Young, Robert, merchant, 22 Scotland street
Young, Robert, 8 Gardner's crescent
Young, Robt. bookseller and printer, 5 North
Bank street
Young, Robert, 21 Salisbury street
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Young, Robert and Co. tailors and clothiers,
67 St Mary's wynd
Young, Thos. (G. Y.^ Co.), Bank ho. Leith
Young, Thos. tailor and clothier, 54 North br.
Young, Thos. spirit dealer, 24 Potterrow
Young, Thos. watch-glass maker, 6 Milne sq.
Young, Thos. 25 E. Claremont street
Young, Thos, watch & clockmaker, 5-b St Pa-
trick square
Young, W. and D. merchants, 17 Cowgate-
head — house, 37 Candlemaker row
Young, Walter, grocer, 33 Abbey hill
Young, Dr William, 60 George square
Young, Wm., W.S. agent for the Church of
Scotland, and solicitor to the North British
Insurance Co. 3 Moray place
Young, Wm. 3 London st.
Young, Wm. colour merchant, Silverfield
Young, Wm. D. ( W, D. Y. and Co.), 85
Great King street
Young, William M'Kenzie, bookseller, 3 Rox-
burgh street
Young, William, clerk 19 E. Druramond st.
Young, Mrs Alex. 2 Lord Russell place
Young, Mrs Ann, 5 Duke street
Young, Mrs Charles, 20 Great King street
Young, Mrs Christina, lodgings, 21 Leith st.
Young, Mrs G. grocer, 1 East Sciennes street
Young, Mrs George, 7 Crichton street
Young, Mrs James, 19 Pitt street
Young, Mrs Wm. embroiderer, 73 George st.
Young, Mrs Walter, milliner, and register
for servants, 11 South College street
Young, Mrs, 9 West Nicolson street
Young, Mrs, 7 Union street
Young, Mrs, 18 Castle street
Young, Mrs, 39 George square
Young, Mrs, 24 Windsor street
Young, Mrs, 9 Broughton place
Young, Mrs, 41 Clerk street
Young, Mrs, spirit dealer, 24 Simon square
Young, Miss, 22 London street
Young, Miss, lace cleaner, 26 India place
Young, Miss, boarding school, 35 York place
Young, Miss, dressmaker, 16 Charlotte pi.
Young, Misses, l4 Henderson row
Younger and Curie, pianoforte manufacturers.
Circus lane
Younger, John, shipmaster, 2 So. Fort street
Younger, Ralph, bookbinder, 7 Ashley builds.
Younger, Robert, brewer, St Ann's Brewery
— ^house, 7 Norton place
Younger, Thos. shipmaster, 3 High Albany st.
Younger, T. stoneware mercht. 226 Cowgate
Younger, William and Co. brewers, Horse
wynd, Canongate
Younger, ISIiss, teacher of pianoforte, 29
Broughton place
Yule, David, writer, 9 Gilmore place
Yule, Geo., Broughton hall, Claremont cresc.
Yule, James L. B. 6 Blenheim place
Yule, John, W.S. 4 North St David street-
house, Broughton hall
Yule, Wm. jun. skinner and leather-finisher,
furrier and fur-dyer. Water of Leith
Yule, Mrs, 10 Baker's place
Yule, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 59 Broughton street
Yule, Misses, 26 Inverleith row
Zetland New Shipping Co. — J. B. Lcask,
agent, 10 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Ziegler, Dr Alexander, surgeon, 47 George
square
Ziegler, Dr Wm. 47^George square
Zuingle, Madame ApoUine, professor of danc-
ing, 65 George street
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DIRECTORY.
Abbey.
1 Cowan, James
2 Abbey Court- Uoiise
Hohjrood Church
i> JIunro, AV. spirit clealcr
-7 Johnston, Mrs, ladies' nurse
11 Johnston, Fred, tavern keeper
1 5 Naper, Sirs, spirit dealer
;^1 yinlayson, E. gi-oeer, &c.
Abbey Hill.
^ o Wilson, J. & C.
7 9 Bogle, Kev. William
§ 11 AVilson, William
5; 27 Williamson, R. spir. dealer
^ 29 Young, Walter, grocer
.T-ST Hogg, Robert
■^. 43 Brunton, Alex, cooper
?'49 Gilmour, Jas. cowfecder
•~^ 59 Kinloch, A. iroufoundcr
~j_G3 Mitchel, R. cabinetmaker
^7 67 Anderson, Duncan
5 67 Patersou, MLss, dressmaker
-C 77 Lowrie, J. cartwright
89 M'Pherson, Mrs
101 Smith, J. smith
107 Hay, James, postmaster
100 Coxou, James, grocer
98 Hunter, Robert, buOder
98 Henderson, Halbert
88 Copland, Mrs F. midwife
76 Samuel James, flesher
64: Davidson, J. hairdresser
62 Simpson & Wilson, < coach-
builders
46 Mount, James, & Co.
Croft -mi- High intersects.
40 Nfcolson, David, baker
38 Forrest, Mrs W. spirit dealer
32 Scott, 6. gro. & spirit dealer
28 Wallace, John, shoemaker
f) Davidson, C. house agent
2 Scott, W. (X. B. Railway)
Abbey Mill House.
Meuzies, the Hon. Lady
Abbey lEoaiit.
Arnot, Henry
FuUertou, Alder, & Co.
Fullertou, Andrew
Abercrojnby Place.
1 Burke & Grant, upholsterers
2 Taylor, J., M.D., F.R.C.P.
3 Neilson, James, S.S.C.
4 Tait, George, advocate
r-, Hill, Mrs Robert
t? FuUarton, John A.(F.cV Co.)
(I Balhntvne, John, F.R.S.A.
7 Orrock, James, dentist
7 Macdonald, Stodart, S.S.C.
8 Taylor, Mrs
8 Matheson, Robert
8 Millan, Robert
9 Greig, J., AV.S., of Eccles
10 Millar, John, advocate
10 Millar, Mrs J. 11.
11 M'Kenzie, John
12 Campbell, Mi's
14 Ainslie, Robert, W.S.
15 Fotheringham, F.
15 Lindsay, Donald
16 Stodart, G. T., W.S.
17 Wise, Thos. Alex.
18 Hunter, Adam, M.D.
19 Elder, Mrs J.
19 Struthers, John, surgeon
20 Wilson, John P. advocate
21 Scott, John, W.S.
22 Grieve, I\Irs James
22 Scott, Charles, advocate
22 Bnice, Alex. v>-riter
22 Sherritf, Charles J. advocate
23 Weir, Miss E. boarding school
24 Cheine, Patrick
25 Mackenzie, Wm. lodgings
26 Mansfield, T. accountant
27 Leny, James Macalpine
28 Stewart, John
29 Mair, Major Arthur
30 Inglis, John, advocate
31 Slackenzie, Mrs Richard
32 Cook, W. & John, W.S.
34 Blackadder, James
Academy ]%e^v.
Pinkerton, Adam, janitor
Adam Sqnare,
See 75 South Bridge.
Adami Streetf^ W.
1 Middleton, John, M.D.
5 Braid, Alexander
7 M'Quilleu, James, dyer
11 Johnston, Thomas, printer
14 JLirshall, T. & Son, drapers
10 Hendrie, Hugh, grocer
6 Hutchison, D. spirit dealer
8 Stewart, Alexander
8 Spaven, Robert, saddler
4 Muirhead, G. spirit dealer
4 Alacdonald, AYilliam, tailor
4 M'Kay, Miss
Adant Street^ E.
7 Glass, "William
7 Hamilton, iliss
7 51'Farlaue, D. lodgings
7 Ramage, Mrs
9 Wilson, James
13 Reid, John, joiner
13 Aitchison, Mrs
13 Gibson, P. F., clerk
15 Baxter, William, flesher
16 Carphin, George
16 Henderson, T.
14 Thomson, John
12 Bell, Walter
10 Brittle, William
10 Macfarlaue, B.
6 M'Laren, D. corkcutter
4 Balmain, James
4 Linn, Mrs H.
4 Hunter, Robert
4 Inches, 3Irs Robert
Adelphi Place.
Sceales, Miss
Spence, Andrew
Admiralty Street.
3 Smeal, John, grocer
5 Cunningham, B.& E. milliiicis
5 Dickson, J. shipmaster
6 Mowat, Thomas, engineer
9 Yulcan Foundry Company
Advocates" Close.
Crerai", P. shooting academy
Ainslie S'lace.
2 Smith, David, AV.S.
3 Roberts, Mrs Margaret
4 Cowan, Lord
5 Fletcher, Angus, advocate
6 Napier, Mark, advocate
7 Dyce, Colonel A. B.
8 Pitcairn, Miss
8 A^eitch, Mrs
9 IvorA', Lord
9 Lawrie. Miss
10 Hunter, Ricliard
] 1 Millar, Miss
12 Mure, David, advocate
13 Wright. James
14 Tod, John, W.S.
15 Keith, Lady
16 Bruce. Mrs
17 Forbes, J. H.
18 Stewart, John, W.S.
18 Murray. John, W.S. n
23 Ramsay, Verv Rev. E. B. I
24 Burnley, Wm. F. "
25 Robertson, Rev. Jas., D D.
Albany Z>ane.
Fraser, Alex, spirit dealer
Hunter, Robert, wright
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Albany Street.
1 Wliite, R. fruiterer
1 Scott, J. cowfeeder
3 Wright, George, flesher
3 Clerihew, Peter, lodgings
5 Milne, Mrs Janet
5 Sliand, A. B. advocate
7 Fvfe, Mrs H. E.
9 Waterson, Mrs, lodgings
U Inglis, Dr Arch., F.R.C.S.
13 Inglis's lodgings
13 Murray, W. H. advocate
15 Maiden, James, lodgings
ir. Simpson, Patrick B.
1 7 Stewart, Mrs
I a Purves, Thomas, lodgings
19 Lorimer, J. advocate
19 Bogle, Mrs Col.
21 M'Lean, Fitzroy, J. G., W.S.
23 Napier, A. J., AV.S.
27 Hunter's School
27 Walker, J. janitor
29 Ferguson, Sir Adam
31 Weir, Matthew, W.S.
33 Easton, Mrs Thomas
33 Mowbray, John T., W.S.
33 Bald, Robt. mining engineer
35 Hope, Lieut-Col. F.
37 Johnston, Mrs
39 Dugald, Robt. lodgings
39 Henderson, Wm. S., W.S.
41 Eraser, Wm. N., S.S.C.
41 Indisputable Life Policy Co.
43 Blair, Miss Charlotte
45 Kerr, C. J. of Edinburgh and
Glasgow Bank
47 Lyon, John Stewart
49 Dumbreck, W., M.D,
51 Saunders, Wm., S.S.C.
53 Ken-, Robert, of Com. Bank
53 Ker, H. commision agent
55 Pott, James
57 Balleny, Miss
59 Dick, John, plumber
61 Rose, AV. wright
58 Millar, Alexander
54 Muuro, George, S.S.C.
50 Berwick, MrsW.
50 Benvick, John B.
48 Lindsay, Mrs Patrick
46 Blackwell, Thomas
44 Milne, John
42 Gow, Mrs, lodgings
40 Armitage, A. B. accountant
40 Armitage, Mrs Samuel
40 Gillespie, William
40 Bryce, Archibald H.
38 Ferrier, Miss
36 Peddie, James, W.S,
34 Fleming, 'Mvs
32 Patrick, M'Ewan, and Car
ment. W.S.
32 Patrick, William, W.S.
30 Jopp and Johnston, W.S.
28 Robertson, William, M.D.
28 Robertson, George B., W.S.
26 Hardie, Miss, lodgings
24 Johnston, W. J. Hope
22 Anderson, Mrs, lodgings
20 Somerville, Hugh
18 Marshall, Mrs
16 Maiden, James, loilgings
14 Rutherford, John, W.S.
12 Brown, J. architect
10 Ritchie, A. C. advocate
8 Brown, Miss
6 Cuthbertson, William, W.S.
4 Hunter, R. cabinetmaker
4 Simpson, Mrs, lodgings
4 Simpson, G. B., cook
4 Simpson, Mrs
4 Leslie, Mrs
2 Calder & Tait, ironmongers
Albany Street, lieith.
1 Methuen, James, fish-curer
1 Johnston, Robert
1 Glover, William, W.S.
1 Huddleston, John
1 Nicolson, Jas. shipmaster
2 Saunders, P. R. appraiser
3 Nisbet, Robert, boat-builder
4 Gladstone, Mrs
4 Wilson, Alexander
4 Dickson, Miss
5 Rose, John T.
6 Hutchison, A. commer. trav,
6 Nimmo, Mrs
7 Robertson, Mrs Thomas
8 Robertson, J. shipmaster
8 Baxter, Mrs
9 Morrison, Dan. dockmaster
9 Laing, Wm. ship-pgent
10 Reid, C. P. {R. 4" Son)
1 1 Fenton, Edward
15 Cunningham, Wm. agent
15 Laing, James
16 Robson, Jas.
17 Mann, B. shipmaster
18 Millar, Rieliard
18 Simpson, Mrs
19 Robertson, J. jiui. shipmaster
20 Wishart, Jas.
21 Flett, Wm. merchant
14 Greig, John, shipmaster
14 Jones, Alex, shipmaster
17 Mitchell, R. B.
17 Hosie, Mrs, lodgings
17 Taylor, Mrs Alex.
17 Bishop, Mrs
17 Carse, Thomas
17 Brown, William, shipmaster
17 Johnston, Mrs Wm.
Albany Street Cottage.
Cook, Alex, carter
Boyd, J. L.
Albany Street (High),
lieith.
1 Revans, C. commer. traveller
3 Brown, John
3 Younger, Thos.
3 Thomson, William
3 Fleming, Alexander
4 Walker, David
5 Drummond, Charles
6 Macdougal, Mrs A.
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Albert Plaee.
1 Walker and Son, flcshers and
poidterers
2 Ramage, John
4 Ramage, J. baker
Albyn Place.
I Stevenson, Mrs
1 Angelica, Mademoiselle
2 Campbell, John A., C.S.
3 Stuart, Mrs C.
3 Stuart, Charles, W.S.
4 and 5 Swain's Private Hotel
6 Highland 6f Agricult. Socielij
6 Maxwell, John Hall
7 M'Kay, T. G., W.S.
8 Mure, Misses
9 Ker, Mrs Wm. Herris
10 Stev.-art, Mrs AVm. lodgings
11 Robertson, Mrs
Allan's Close.
Hunter Robert
Murray, Andrew, printer
Allan Street.
6 Johnston, James
13 AAllson, Mrs, midwife
16 Forsyth, Peter
Allison Place.
Peterson Brothers & Co.
Ferrie, J. D. writer
Petei'son, John, merchant
Cameron, John, grocer
Stewart, AVilliam, baker
Allison Square.
2 Milne, Janet, dressmaker
5 Bruce, Donald
5 M'Kenzie,Mrs, straw hat mk.
Alva Street.
1 Annan, James, plasterer
1 Lauder, Mrs, lodgings
1 Forbes, Charles
1 Macpherson, Lieut. Evan
3 Senebier, F. teacher
7 Moir, Miss Jane
7 Macqueen, John M.
9 Moncrieif, Rev. Sir Henry
AVellwood, Baronet
11 Hardie, James, merchant,
13 Erskine, Misses
15 Robertson, George, W.S.
17 Thomson, Mrs
19 Hill, Mrs
21 Begbie, J. Warburton, M.D.
23 Lyall, David
25 Marshall, Mrs Dr
27 Lorimer, James, advocate
29 Reeve, Burgess
29 Cowper, AVilliam, writer
29 Sluir, James, tailor
29 Rogers, AVilliam
29 Graham, Thomas
29 Jaffray, Mrs
31 Wallace, AY. D., S.S.C.
33 Cameron, John
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35 Stewart, Hope J. port, -painter
38 Rodgers, Jlisses, milliners
36 Robson, Thomas
36 Begbie, Miss
34 Thomson, Edward, baker
32 Bain, David G.
30 Horsburgh, Miss Margaret
30 Rogers, John H. saddler
30 Browu, Thomas, M'riter
30 Smith, Mrs Margaret
30 Pui-ves, Robert
30 Stewart, Jlrs
28 Butter, Miss
26 Scott, Miss
24 Pearce, Miss
22 Stevenson, William
20 Skelton, Misses
16 Cockbnm, Alexander
14 Fergusson, Miss
12 Ramsay, George
12 Ramsay, J. W. wine mercht.
10 Walker, Miss
8 Eaton, James
6 Stirling, Mrs, of Home hill
4 Campbell, John
2 Crombie, Geo. D.
2 Thomson, Mrs
2 Handyside, JIrs
2 Young, Archibald, cutler
2 Reid, Mrs Adam F.
2 Jlillai", David, coal merchant
Aniphion Place.
1 Cowan & Co.
1 N. Ross
1 Smith, J. cut glass manufac.
4 Anderson, George, grocer
Anchor Cloise.
1 Elder, Alexander, printer
1 Wilkie, Thos. bookbinder
Anchorfield.
Di-yden, John, shirit dealer
Cruickshanks, Mrs, lodgings
Bones, Richard
Falconer, Mrs, lodgings
Williamson, JIrs, lodgings
Anderson's Place.
Bertram, J. millwright
2 Ford, James, merchant
3 Rennie, James
Craig and Rose, diysalters
Annandale Street.
1 Lawson, Francis
1 Peacock, Thomas, B. agent
1 Sanderson, Miss
1 Bogg, Miss
7 Watson, Thomas 0.
7 Brown, William
9 Muir, Richard, G.
11 Baird, Mrs Nicol
13 Cleland, Mrs
13 Carter, Mrs
13 Logan, James
13 Morton, William, accountant
15 Campbell, Rev. James R.
22 Dewar, Hugh B., S.S.C.
20 Martin, John S.
20 Johnston, Robt., accountant
20 Blair, Charles
20 Slate, Misses
18 Lorimer, Wm. S.S.C.
10 Dickson, Mrs Margaret
8 Callender, Mrs
8 Green, James M.
8 Macalium, W. B,
8 Gray, John, surgeon
8 Ross, Alex, commerc. trav.
8 Dalgetty, Charles
6 Morton, Mrs
Robertson, And. wood mercht.
Annfteld.
3 M'Donald, Angus, lodgings
5 Dempster, Geo. spirit dealer
6 Gibson, Mrs
6 Mackersie, Mrs lodgings
6 Paterson, Thomas {Customs)
8 Candlish's lodgings
9 Tod, John
Craickshanks, William
Ann Street.
3 Dickie, Hemy D.
9 Hillditch, Samuel
13 Gardener, ]\Irs
15 Bonar, Mrs
17 Scott, Mrs M.
23 Brown, Mrs Robert
25 Burton, J. H., advocate
29 Grahame, James, writer
31 WeLre, Henry
38 Robertson, Mrs Captain
39 Kilgour, William
41 Watson, Rev. Jonathan
43 Laurie, James, town-clerk
45 Stark, William, junior
47 Imlach, George
48 Watson, Charles
46 Scott, Miss
42 Campbell, DougIas.s
40 Lockhart, liliss
36 Mun-ay, A. E.
36 JIurray, Hon. Mrs
34 Brown, J. M'Kerrell
32 Prmgle, Robt. W.S.
30 Trotter, John
28 Watson, Mrs
26 Ker, Mrs
24 Thomson, Mrs T.
22 M'Nicol, Mrs
22 Dudgeon, Alexander
20 Cumine, Jliss
18 M'Intyre, Mrs Isabella
16 Lowe, John
14 Davidson, Robert, E.LC.S.
12 Henderson, Misses
10 Blair, John, W.S.
8 Dods, Mrs Colonel
6 Graham, William
4 Macdonald, Capt. Wm.
Antigraa Street.
1 Smith, John L. bookseller
2 Marshall, Thomas
3 Dixon, John
3 Gilmour, Mrs
5 Sutherland, Misses
7 Currer & Dickson, grocers
8 Macdonald, Alex, flesher
9 M'Arthur, A. writer
9 Leitcli, John, clothier
9 Dickson, William
9 M'Millan, Thomas, jun.
9 Currer, Mrs
10 M'Whirter, John, baker
11 Hall, Mrs
12 Begbie, Robert (B. Sc L.)
12 Macara, Mrs, loagings
12 Macphail, Mrs
12 Smith, Alex. Wm.
12 Graham, James
13 Cameron, Hugh, teacher
Archibald Place.
1 Archibald, Charles, baker
1 Fox, Michael
5 Stewart, James, Union Bank
5 Weir, Miss
5 Anderson, Walter, agent
5 Blackwood, Mrs Robert
5 Ferguson, Alex. jun.
7 Swan, John, sheep & cat. ag.
9 Millar, James S. surgeon
9 M'Leod, Miss
11 Simpson, John
11 Robertson, John
11 Hope, Mrs
11 Maxton, Mrs
11 Milne, George
11 Forbes, Miss
17 Fon-est, Wm. engraver
17 TumbuU, James
17 Crawford, Misses
17 Stevenson, John
17 Wilkinson, Dr Wm.
19 Flockhart&Calder, cattle dbrs.
23 Marshall, Robert, merchant
23 Gray, Misss
23 Johnstone, Rev. WiUiam
23 Cameron, Miss
23 Harvey, James
25 Cobbold, Thos. Spence, M.D.
16 Gray, Misses
14 Michie, Miss
14 Stewart, Mrs
14 Dimcan, Miss Ann
12 Pei-ry, JIrs Dr
12 Wylic, Rev. James A.
10 Marshall, Wm. goldsmith
8 Sawers, Thomas
6 Morrison, Miss A.
4 Macritchie, W.D., M.D. and
L.R.C.S.E.
2 Richardson, Francis, mercht.
Argyle Square.
Independent Chapel
Minto House
Trades^ Maiden Hospital
— Miss Wight, housekeeper
1 Graj', Robt. Avine merchant
2 SibbaJfd, G. surgeon
3 Croom, Jfrs
Arg
STREET DIKECTORY.
Bal 195
4 Auchie, Alex, upholsterer
5 Skae, Ebenezer
6 Scott, Dr James
7 Henderson, George, writer
8 M'Gregor, Mrs
9 Gardener, Rev. James, M.D.
11 Robb, Gordon
12 Wright, Rev. James
13 Lindsay, James
15 Buchan, Mrs Dr
16 Adams, Alexander M., M.D.
16 Adams, W. D. surgeon
17 Cochrane, John, M.D.
Arg-yle l*ark.
Lees, John, tobacco manufac.
Argyle Place.
Ton-op, James S.
Ai'Biston Place.
1 Lawson, George, baker
1 Temple, David, provision mer.
1 Peacock, A. tobacconist
3 Dymock, James R. merchant
4 Burns, Miss
5 Nagle, Mrs
6 Livingston, J. (i. ^. Weir)
8 Newington Academy
— Forrester, D. teacher
Dove, David, S.S.C.
9 Nichol, David, stationer
10 White, William, merchant
10 Bums, Miss Jane
10 Gregor, William Alexander
10 Noble, Mrs
11 Miller, John
Ai'thnr Place.
Brown, Rev. John, D.D.
Arthur Place, E^asi.
3 M'Donald, David
3 Short, James, clerk
6 Fuller, John
4 Henderson, Miss, dressmaker
2 Jenkinson, James, grocer
Arttiar Place, ^middle.
3 Archer, William
3 Smith, James
11 Robertson, A.
24 Allison, John, & Son
24 Gilchrist, John
18 Webster, Mrs, sick -nurse
18 Murray, William
16 Urquhart, Mrs, sick-nurse
10 Moncrief, Wihiam, mason
10 Craig, Mrs J. midwife
10 Conochie, John
6 Oliphant, Francis, baker
4 Maconochie, James
2 Wilson, John
Arthur Place, West.
3 Mack, Mrs
3 Tod, William, lodgings
3 M'Farlane, A. {^Sun Office)
5 Dixon, John
Arthur Street.
1 Arthur street Academy
7 Matheson, Jas. spirit dealer
9 Yeoman, John, bootmaker
13 Tod, Mrs Andrew
17 Lawrie, Mrs
17 Muggcrland, G.
19 Ross, Miss, dressmaker
21 Kidd, J. baker
23 Laidlaw, Mrs
25 Cockburn, Peter, cowfeeder
25 Jamiesou, Mrs, nurse
25 Stormouth, James, teacher
25 Wilson, James, agent
33 Mowatt, William
33 Mowatt, Robert, teacher of
pianoforte
37 Kerr, Thomas (&. P.-O.)
32 Adamson, Henry
22 Anderson, D. S.
14 Scott, Mrs, nurse
14 Feams, Mrs P.
10 Sanson, Alexander, tailor
10 Conochie, William
6 Braid, W. victual dealer
2 Mowat, Thomas
Arthur Street.
King^s Place.
Pnrves, Thomas, gardener
Brenton, William, perfumer
Sandilauds, Wm Coalfitter
Asseinhly liane^ East.
1 Ballantyne and Allan
2, 4 Maitland, R. livery stables
3 Gray, John, bookbinder
Assembly Street.
1 Duncan, James, broker
9 Wilson, James, carter
14 Stevenson, Thomas, merchant
16 Broadfoot and Sons, agents
AthoU Crescent.
1 Smail, William Archd., R.N.
2 Oliphant, Mrs J. H.
3 BaiUie, George, H.E.LC.S.
4 S win ton, George
5 Fergusson, George
6 Swinton, Archd. C. advocate
6 Davidson, Henry
9 Coxe, James
10 Home, Donald, W.S.
11 Borthwick, Mrs
12 Grainger, Mrs
13 Hagart, Mrs Robert
14 Graham, H., W.S.
15 Cadell, Mrs
16 Anderson, Miss, ladies' sem.
17 Montgomeiy, R.
17 Montgomery, J. F. advocate
17 Montgomery, William, W.S.
18 Meiklam, Mrs
19 Forbes, William, W.S.
20 Gordon, Gilbert Maitland
21 Donald, Mrs Alexander
22 Urmston, Aug. H.
Athcll liaue.
Henderson, John, builder
1 Strachan, James, plasterer
Atholl Place.
1 Anderson, T. S., W.S.
2 Cunningham, J. (Sig. Lib.)
2 Scrymgeour, Daniel, teacher
2 Thomas, Alfred C.
2 Nicolson, George
3 Eraser, Miss
4 Bell, George, M.D.
4 Bell, Mrs
5 Ruddiman, Misses
5 Walker, Andrew
6 Thomas, Mrs
8 Niven, Miss
8 Gibson, Miss
8 Burt, Miss
8 Cameron, Miss
8 M'Naughton, Miss
8 Stevenson, Mrs James
9 Macfarlane, James, W.S.
10 Greig, WiOiam
12 Ferguson, Rev. Robert
12 Alston, George, clothier
12 Dickson, Robert
12 Taylor, Rev. WiUiam
12 Haldon, George, builder
12 Mill, Ebeneger, writer
12 Newton, William
13 Miller, Mrs, grocer
Auburn Place.
1 Stratton, Edward
2 Dobson, George
Bainfieldj
99 Fountainhridge.
Smail, John
Robertson, Charles
Baker's Place.
13 Cassie, James, dyer
12 Scott, John, leather merchant
10 Munro, Daniel
10 Yule, Mrs
10 White, Alexander
9 Munro, James K. draper
7 Hamilton, Robert, grocer
6 Rodger, Sirs, greengrocer
5 Simpson, Alex. & Co. grocers
4 Gray, Arthur, & Co.
2 Hendrie, James, tobacconist
1 Hay, John
Baltic Street.
1 Cockburn, J. H. merchant
1 Wish art & Clapper ton, corn
factors
2 Ross, Joseph, messenger
3 Button, James
6 Bruce, George, merchant
6 Aitchison, James, merchant
6 White, Hugh, agent
6 Williams, Edward
9 Duncan, J. and Co. brokers
10 Edin. Sf-Leith Gas-LightCo.
12 Lyon, Francis
13 Nicol, J. Cooper
21 Cooper, Alexander
22 White, Hugh, coal agent
196 Ban
EDII^ BURGH AND LEITH
Bel
22 Marq. of LoihianCoal Depot
23 Easson, James
Bank House.
Young, Thomas, merchant
Bank Place.
1 Smith, Thomas
2 Dalziel, Mis John
2 Paton, W. surv. for Lloyd's
3 Mowat, Thomas, engineer
•4 Darling, R. carter and farmer
5 Sibbald, Mrs
G Cameron, A.\(t^. (Customs)
6 Scott, Robert {Excise)
S Rose, Neilsou
Bank $§tieet.
1 Mackinlay and Macphail
L' Girdwood, AV.&Sons
o Stark, Adam, ironmonger
4 Sinclair, James, draper
4 Boyle, John, accountant
0 Liddell & Sons, watchmakers
G Kay, "William, stationer
7 Ferguson, W. bookseller
10 Greenhin, John, stationer
11 Legal and Commercial Life
11 Falkner, J. P. solicitor
11 Welsh, Misses
12 Bell & Bradfute, booksellers
13 Burns, E. clothier
13 Cockburn, Mrs C.
13 Wishart, William, S.S.C.
14 Gray, C. watchmaker
15 Marshall, Robt. P. jeweller
16 Milne, James, bootmaker
17 Byrne, Mrs, staymaker
18 Christie, Robert, L.
19 Callender, D. shoemaker
21 Boyle, Mrs, staymaker
22 Reid, Miss, tobacconist
23 M'Dougall, N. spirit dealer
Bank Street^ IVortb.
Bank of Scotland
Armstrong, T. accountant
1 Wishart, John, baker
2 Glen, Thomas
4 Temient, J. J. & P. R.
") Young, Robert, bookseller
5 Jack, John, slater
5 Bain, Arthur, printer
7 M'Intosh, James, bookseller
8 Renton, J. & Sons, organ
builders, &c.
S-A Nimmo, P. & J.
9 Nichol, James, bookseller
9 Records, Home and Foreign
Missionary and Children''s
Missionary, of Free CJiur.
of Scotland, Publication
Office — James Nichol
10 Russell, Thomas, brushmakcr
13 Gazette Office
13 Laurie, A.' W. & Co. printers
13 Frame, Lockhart, bookbinder
13 Littlejohn, David, writer
13 Boyd & Co., G. W. printers
14 Loewinthal, M. Chiropodist
NationalSec. Savings'' Bank
Bank i§<reet^ licith.
3 Morrison, Wm. agent
3 Smith & M'Laren, merchants
4 Pickford & Co., carriers
4 Flett, William, merchant
5 Grieve, Robert, merchant
5 Adam, Alexander, & Son
5 Maxton, John, wine mercht.
Barony Street.
Davidson, Jonathan, & Co.
22 Robb, John, builder
20 Allan, James
20 Cooper, Thomas
20 Chalmers, Mrs
20 Kay, Mrs T.
IG Knox, Mrs
14 Robertson, Donald
14 Livingston, Alexander
14 Cay, Mrs John
14 M'Donald, Ter. surgeon
12 Sanderson, James, builder
12 Guthrie, David
10 Learmouth, T. bell-hanger
8 M'Donald, Mrs
8 M'Donald, Gilb. bookbinder
6 Bowack, Nicol, bookseller
4 M'Pherson, Miss, dairy
2 Wight, George, flesher
2 Bell, Miss
2 Chalmers, William, tailor
1 Jack, S. shoemaker
3 Stewart, Charles, tailor
7 Couper, Miss
Glassite Chapel
2.5 M'Gregor, John
25 Stoddart, James
25 Lothian, John, painter
Bathfield.
Knox, James
Grant, Miss Christina
Lindsay, Mrs Alexander
Monro, JIrs
County Police Station
Bath Street.
1 M'Laren, Mrs, spirit mercht.
2 Turner, John, wire -worker
17 Lyle, Alexander, agent
22 Cameron, T. and J. M., rope
manufacturers
28 Edinburgh Ropery Compy.
30 Hodge, Colin, rope and sail
maker
31 Gavin, P. & Son, ropemakers
Baxter's dose.
Kerr, Miss, dressmaker
Baxter's Place.
1 Child, W. K.
2 Mortimer, Misses, dressmak.
2 Paterson, Arch, merchant
2 Shaw, John
2 Bell, R. F. agent
2 Callum, George
2 M'Gregor, Jas. watchmaker
3 AVarden, Mrs
4 Bailie, Thomas, S.S.C.
5 Taylor, Wm. & Son, grocers
6 Coxson, James, spirit merciit.__
7 Mackaj^, Charles
8 Jastrau, William
8 Hastie, James, perfumer
Beaumont I'laee.
2 Nisbet, John
6 Todd, Mrs
8 Anderson, Jolin
9 Moffat t, Robert
9 Ritchie, Robert
9 Mitchell, William
10 Ross, Hugh, draper
12 Bryden, James
12 Rutherford, William
12 Colvin, George
12 Adamson, James, printer
14 Corner, Jas., wood engraver
Beaverhall.
M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener
Conuell, Ber. gut. manufac.
Bedford Street.
1 Borland, Robert
5 Johnston, T. victual dealer
9 Dick, Thomas, cowfeeder
20 Middlemas, Wm. wright
18 Hutchison, Mrs, ladies' nurse
14 Brown, Robert, painter
14 Matson, Alexander
14 Matson, Thomas, wright
2 Gunn, Robert, shoemaker
BellcTue Crescent.
1 Leven, John, W.S.
1 Wilson, Mi's Alexander
1 Stewart, Mrs Chas. C.
1 Stewart, Andrew W.
1 Hagart, William
1 Sandilands, AVilliam C.
2 Balfour, J. H., M.D.
3 Ferguson, R. D. G., of Isle
4 Smith, R. M. I
5 Crawfurd, AVilliam ■
6 Tait, Mrs J. H.
7 Girdwood, William
7 Girdwood, Robert
8 M'DowaU, Mrs ^\'.
9 Hamilton, Major
10 Stoddart, Mrs
11 Campbell, Mrs George
Johnston, Hugh
St Marfs Church
Bellevue Terrace. ,
1 Thornton, Mrs
2 Gavin, Wm. A.
2 Scott, Mrs
2 Crichtou, Alexander
2 Munro, Hugh
2 Roland, Geo.
3 Pope, Mrs Mary
4 Aikman, Rev. J. Logan
Bel
STREET DIKECTORY.
Bo,
lo:
4 Paterson, John
4 Thomson, John
5 Wylie, David
5 Wylie, Henry
6 Cornwall, James
7 Greenoak, Robert
Bell's Court.
Nimmo, William
Buchanan, Edward G. agent
Bell's Hills.
Sawers, John
Middleton, Robt. millmaster
Patrick, Robert
Sibbald, Wm.
Belle\Ule.
Duncan, Mrs
Beruai'd Street.
2 Commercial List Office
2 Ferguson, Mrs, spirit-dealer
3 Stalker, William, sailmaker
4 Watt, Yule, & Co. merchants
4 Grindley, Cowan, & Co.
8 Stewart, T. provision niercht.
9 Caledonian Fire and Life
Assurance Company.
9 Kerr, C. M. wine merchant
9 Paterson, A. merchant
9 Duncan & Gordon, merchants
10 Given, J. parcel van ofHce
11 Hutchison & Co. merchants
13 Bennet, James, corn factor
13 Glen, John, agent
13 Wright, George, & Son
15 Warrack, John, & Co.
15 Alliance Marine Assurance
Company
15 Macandrevv, D. M. merchant
15 Reoch, George W. agent
15 Savijigs'' Lank
16 National Lanh of Scotland
— James Wallace, agent
18 Duncan, Flockhart, & Powell
19 Dickson, George, senior
19 Dickson, George
19 Fulton, Francis, junior
19 Williamson & Stark
19 Whitelaw, M. & W. com
factors
20 Waterston & Johnston
21 Archer & Slann, solicitors
21 Wilson, Andrew, solicitor
23 Cusine, James
23 Eunson, Miss
23 Grieve, WilHam, wright
24 Thorburn, William, baker
25 Hamilton, John, flesher
26 Electric Telegraph Cowpy.
27 French, John, grocer
28 M'Bride, Mrs
28 Currie, Peter {Customs}
28 Cameron, Thos. jun. (T. &•
J. M. C.)
28 Wilkie, Horner, baker
28 Cameron, J. M.
28 Paterson, Lawrence, merelit.
28 Sanders, John, wright
29 Dickson, Miss
30 Royal Bank of Scotland
31 Watt, Archibald
31 Watt, Alexander
32 Rendall, AVm. agent
32 Rendall, Mags, agent
32 Macdonald, Rev. Archibald
32 Buclian, Matthew & Co. recti-
fiers
32 Mackie, N. M.
32 Chapman, D. card manufac.
33 Powell, F. W., druggist
33 Dryden, Gavin, & Co. mercht.
34 Inkster, John, agent
34 Hull and Leith Steam Packet
office
35 Scott, Henry, Ijroker
35 Smith, T. & P.
35 Hardie, J. merchant
35 Smith, R. M. mercliant
37 Scarth and Scott, AV.S.
37 Scarth, Pillaus, W.S.
33 Beveridge, S. & P. solicitors
40 Hodge, Arch, corn factor
41 Wood, P. and C. merchants
42 Pitt, Ed. Wm., Lieut. R.N.
43 Harvey, John, solicitor
44 Laing, Wm. agent
44 Leith and Newcastle Steam
Packet Company
45 Darling, Wm. spirit dealer
46 Nimmo, Mrs F. J.
46 Mackenzie, T. bank mes.
46 Hardie and Co. merchants
47 Refresh, and Reading Rooms
48 British Linen Co's Bank
49 Ballantyne, J. bookseller
50 Bell, J. and Co. wine mers.
52 Wallace, A. ropemaker
53 Henderson, D. and Co., wine
merchants
54 Glendinning, Robert
56 Lawrence, Wm. spirit dealer
58 M'Naughton, Allan
Biunie's Close.
Grandison, W. linen mannf.
Bishop's Close.
Burden, George, coftee-house
Dods, Andrew, slater
Blaeket S'lace.
Cavage, Colonel, Belleville
Nelson, Thomas, publisher
Cotton, Wm. (G. C. ^^ Son)
Grieve, Wm. {bines ^- Cr.)
Grieve, R. S. {R. G. S,- Co.)
1 Anderson, IMisses
3 Lang, Mrs Margaret
4 Duncan, Mrs Wm.
5 Reid, William, agent
6 Haig, Misses
7 Murray, George
8 Irvine, Captain Francis
9 Ramsay, Mrs John
10 Anderson, Mrs
11 Craig, Arch. (C. Brothers)
12 Sutherland, Lieut-Col.
13 Williamson, Sinclair
14 Mossman, A. jeweller
15 Cooper, Thos. {C. Sf Co.)
16 Christie, Wm. {J. C. ^- Son)
17 Cuningham, Mrs
18 Totteniiam, Mrs
Watson, Mrs George
M'Laren, Dn., Lord Piovosf.
Newington house
Grieve, Miss, Newington col .
2 Stuart, Joim
3 Bogie, W., M.D., H.E.l.C.S.
Blackford.
Cassels, W. G.
Glegg, James
Blair Street.
1 Smiths and Co. oilmen
3 Currie, David, bookbinder
3 Ferguson, John and Sou
5 Dunn, D. merchant
j 9 Isles, A. currier
' 13 Williams, John
13 Graham, James, hosier
13 Gow, Jas. paper-ruler
15 Chisholm, Wm,
17, 19 Macniven, P. W. and Co.
21 Hunter, Francis
21 Griflfin, Joseph, clothes agent
23 M'Niven & Cameron, stats.
23 Cameron, Donald, stationer
28 Legat, Robt.
31 Eraser, Alex.
35 Small, W. K. basketmakev
36 Davis, E. H.
38 Muir, Peter, & Son
41 Mutrie, W. hairdresser
40 Howden, Patrick, broker
42 Stobie, R. consulting snvgcoi*
44 Currie, John
Blaudfield House.
Murray, Thomas, LL.D.
Blaudfield Row.
Liddle, Thomas, gardener
Blenheim Place.
1 Galli, C. {Gallery (i/Mr/.v>
1 AVright, Miss Frances
1 Carr, Michael, tailor
1 Syme, Miss
2 Aitken, James, & Co.
3 Rcid, Robert, house-painter
4 Mackinly, Sirs James
6 Yule, James L. B.
7 Warden, George C.
8 Philip, John
9 Crewdson, I. com, traveller
10 Affleck, Miss
Bloom.
Hodson, Dr John
Bonning;ton.
Dewar, Ebenezer, clerk
Lizars, Mrs William
Hay, Alex, writer
198 Bon
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Bri
Simpson, J. Bonninq. Lodge
Munro, Alex, spirit dealer
Tennent, H. B. Chem. Whs.
Cothinghani,J.(/?i/a??rf7i€r.)
Elizafield
Glover, IMiss, Elizafield
Hardy, E. L. Elizafield
Shearer, J. T. Elizafield
■Williamson, F. & A.
White, Mrs, skinner, &c.
Halliday, AYilliam, skinner
Smith, Wm. gardener
Cunningham, Mrs
Blair, Mrs
Crawford, David, millmaster
Lows, Thomas C. (P.O.))
Bridge Place
Gillespie, P. Bridge Place
Tod, Adam, Bridge Place
Welsh, Michael, Bridge Place
Walker, Alex. Bridge Place
Miller, James, gardener
Harvey, Watson, Boiining-
ton House
Beveridge, Mrs T. spirit dh-.
Balfour, jas. junior, Bon-
nington Brae House
Scott, John, Coclburn Bank
JBonning;ton flace.
1 Tumbull, George Y.
2 Dickson, James, merchant
3 Adam, Stephen
4 Walker, Geo., M.D. surgeon
5 Eeoch, George, W.
8 Henderson, J. shipmaster
8 Scott, F. shipmaster
9 Adam, Mrs
11 Grieve, Mrs
11 Braidwood, Jas.
12 Dahl, Abram
13 Thomson, Rev. John
14 Wood, John, merchant
15 Riddle, Robert
16 Christie, Robert, junior
Bonningfton Road.
Raimes, R. {R ^- Co.) Bon-
nington Park
Balfour, A. teacher. North-
field
Orkney, George, gardener,
Northfield
Gordon, J. Watson, R.S.A.,
Catharine Bank House
Davidson, Rev. A., Cathai'ine
Bank
Wan-ack, J., Catharine Bank
Potts, G. Northfield Cottage
Millar, John, junior, 1 Ram-
say Place
Carstairs, Mrs Dr, Rose Bank
Nicolson, Wm. Williamfield
Gavine, Wm. Williamfield
Pattison, Wm. Williamfield
House
Black, Wm. WiUiamfield Ho.
Clapperton, J;:.'. Williamfield
Clapperton, Mrs, Williamfield
Gavin, W.S. Chen-y Bank
Gavin, Peter Dryden (J. G,
<fe Co.)., Jessfield
Low, D. W. Cherry Bank
Finlay, Wm., M.D. Cherry
Bank
Robertson, David, Cherry Bk.
Webster, Jas. Cherry Bank
Forrest, Sirs, Cherry Bank
Melville, Mrs, grocer, CheiTy
Bank
Mofi"at, Alex, gardener
Bnchan, Thos., Cherry Bank
Crudelius, C. W. Jessfield
Simpson, Edward, Jessfield
Wilson, J. M. Jessfield Cott.
Gray, Wm. Willow Bank
Sceales, Adolphus M., Wil-
low Bank
Travcrs, Capt. J., E.A.
WUlow Bank House
Philip, Mrs F. P. WiUow
Bank Cottage
Borongrhloch.
Melvin, Alexander, brewer
Boroughloch House
Boroug^hmuirhead.
Phiu, J., Miss
Porteous, John, overseer,
Craig House
Anderson, John, (JThos. A.,
Mathieson ^' Co.)
Porteous, And., postmaster
Chalmers, Charles, Castle Bk.
Fiunie, Jolm, farmer
BorthMTick's Close.
186 Tliom, James, upholsterer
Bakers' Operative Hoicse
of Call
Botanic Ciardens.
M'Nab, J. superintendent
Boirer's Hall.
Lindsay, John, gardener
Bowling'-g'reen Street.
Malcolm, W. (Customs)
Knight, Andrew, waggoner
Bridges, Mrs Thomas
Henry, Mrs William, gi'ocer
Macfarlane, G. missionaiy
Waddell, James, miUwiight
Boyd*s Entry.
Russell, Thomas
Brandfield Place.
Gardner, Misses
1 Miller, James, engineer
1 Stuart, Mrs
1 Mitchell, J. surgeon R.X.
5 Walker, Alexander, writer
5 Brash, Mrs
Brandon Street.
1 Buist, Mrs
2 Park, Robert
3 Baxter, Edmond, W.S.
4 Dickson, Wm. accoimtant
5 Marr, Dr James, F.R.C.S.E-
6 Howden, Peter, wine mercht-
7 Brown, Mrs
9 Adam, Patrick
11 Allan, Miss Joanna
11 Gordon, James, senior
11 Sibbald, Miss
12 M'Callum, Mrs
12 Aitken, Miss
12 Paton, William
13 Anderson, James
14 Wilson, Mrs John
14 Inues, Sir David
14 Melville, George
14 Cochrane, Andrew
14 Ritchie, Wm. bookseller
15 Craig, D.
16 Findlay, Jolm
Howie, John
Bread Street.
1 Miller, Thomas, baker
3 Preston, J. umbrella maker
9 Angus, David R.
11 M'Canl, James
11 Thomson, Robert
11 Forrest, William, plasterer
13 Berry, James, saddler
15 Dalgleish, David, flesher
22 Shepherd, A. spirit dealer
23 Ramage, Adam
23 Beattie, W. & Sons, builders
28 Teviotdale, AVilliam
8 Annan, J. & Son, plasterers
35 Cochrane, Rt. & Jn.
40 Napier, Robert, builder
Bridg;e Street^ I^eith.
1 Grant, John
4 Anderson, Wm. spirit mer.
5 Brown, W. A. hairdresser
8 Innes, Robert, shipbuilder
9 Leslie, Thomas, tailor
11 Tweedale, R. sen. flesher
Old Church Street intersects.
23 M'Ewan, Wm. spirit mer.
25 Fackney, Mi-s James
25 Duncanson, Walter, shipiii,
26 Hill, M. spirit dealer
27 Kerr, J. provision dealer
29 Harvey, James
30 Macait, James
31 Stocks, Peter, baker
32 Anderson, L. ironmonger
33 Stocks, James, merchant
33 Stevenson, Philip, R.N.
33 Stocks, Peter, merchant
33 Pourie, John, cooper
33 Charters, Miss
35 Adams, Alex, bootmaker
Dock Street intersects.
36 Blackie, John R. watchmaker
37 LyaU, Richard, meal dealer
38 Anderson, G. shipmaster
39 Lawson, William
40 Scotland, T. session-clerk
42 Tweeddale, R. jnn. flesher
43 Ferguson, Thomas, merchant
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43 Wallace, Jolin, junior
43 Christiansen, J.
43 Murray, John, fish-curer
44 Pom-ie, Adam
Sandport Street intersects.
45 Steven, William, grocer
46 Scott, James, grocer
48 M'Leod, Mrs, grocer
48 M'Leod, Miss, teacher
52 Guthrie, R. shoemaker
56 Skeen, Mrs
56 Drummond, Mrs, midwife
56 Irvine, Mrs, ladies' nurse
56 Aitken, William
57 Milner, Robert, sm-geon
58 MiUar, R. juu. watchmaker
Bi'ig^hton Street.
5 Robertson, John
7 M'Kay, Mrs J. lodgings
7 Fleming, Misses M. & J.
7 Forsyth, D. & J. publishers
7 Dewar, Mrs
7 Money, Samuel, agent
9 Dewar, Andrew, shoemaker
9 Watt, J. bookseller
9 Naesmith, Mrs
9 Milne, George, tailor
9 Scott, Mrs
9 Stirtou, David
Brighton Street Chapel,
10 Hamilton, Wm. tea dealer
10 Frier, Sirs
10 Pringle, Thomas
10 Dimcan, James
8 Hamilton, W. L. tea-dealer
6 Poison, Charles
6 Maccarra, Charles, agent
6 Smai-t, Misses, di-essmakers
6 Lockie, Mrs, lodgings
6 Stewart, John
4 Hill, James
Bristo Place.
Baptist Chapel
2 Cockburn, fniit-dealer
4 Rougvie, David
5 Shiels & Son, confectioners
8 Wood, James, cabinetmaker
9 Grant, George
10 Quin & Donald
Bristo Port.
1 Mackinnon, John
2 Gray, Thomas, baker
3 Falkoner, T. tobacconist
Herdman & Blair
Bristo Street.
7 Hogg, A. spirit merchant
17 Gray, W., M.D. surgeon
17 Ogilvie, Thomas
17 Thomson, Mrs
19 Doig, J. smith and gasfitter
23 Nisbet, Joseph, shoemaker
25 Anderson, John, grocer
Charles Street intersects.
29 Gibson, Mrs, lodgings
33 Smellie, John, gTOcer
35 Napier, Mrs, lodgmgs
35 Henderson, David, clerk
37 Williamson, T. ^'ictual dealer
41 Forsyth, Robert, tailor
41 Dewar, Archibald
47 Connell, Wm. harness-maker
51 Fraser, A. bootmaker
53 Scott, Andrew, tailor
61 Tait, Mrs Walter, druggist
71 Cotton, George
70 Graham, A., tea merchant
68 Cotton, John, tobacconist
66 Bain, D. grocer
62 Macgill and Begbie
64 Hunter, Robert, tailor
58 GeneraVs Entry
56 Lindsay, David, painter
54 Stevenson, Mrs
64 Learmonth, A. victual dealer
54 Tait, Mrs, ladies' nurse
52 Paterson, Mrs, lodgings
52 Baxter, Mrs, lodgings
46 Greig, James, bootmaker
40 Robertson, Peter, draper
40 Robertson, Mrs, dressmaker
36 Hamilton''s Entri/
32 Gordon, J. druggist
30 Rutherford, W. and Son, mer.
26 Nisbet, Rev. William
24 Davis, Mrs Ann, ladies' nurse
22 M'Kean, Alexander
18 Edinburgh Clothing Society
16 Chamney, T. & Co.
14 Clark, A. Wool-pack inn
10 Vair, James, bookseller
8 Muir, Mrs, grocer
6 Balleny, Miss, corsetmaker
6 Cameron, Mrs C. ladies' nurse
4 Brown, Charles, watchmaker
2 Bishop, WiUiam, flesher
Broad W^ynd.
10 Scott, George
12 Macalpine, Wm. saddler
Brodie's Close.
304 Stewart, Johu, printer
Brong^hton Mall.
Yule, George
Yule, John, W. S.
Brong^hton (liow).
Ireland, William, mason
Wardlaw, Peter, smith
Wardlaw, A. joiner
Shennan, John, wright
Dickson, J. and Son, nursery
Brongrhton Park
Cottage.
Gibson, Alexander, builder
Brong^hton Harket.
3 Carmichael, William, flesher
Munro, W. coach-builder
Grierson, John S. smith
Scott, Stewart, wright
Brongrhton (Old).
1 GoodaU, Miss
Sanderson and IMuirhead,
builders
Kirkwood, C. accountant
Smith, Wm. mason
Mitchell, Mrs, dressmaker
Kennedy, John
Broag^hton Park.
Cobbold, Charles
Broug;Iiton Place.
1 Elder, A. agent
1 Galloway, Mrs Janet
1 Herd, Mjs, lodgings
1 Sandilands, Mrs
1 Dodds, Mrs, lodgings
1 Butchard, C. T. (G. P. 0.)
5 Bruce, G. G. {G. P. 0.)
7 Hunter, Thomas M.
7 Weddle, Robert
9 Young, Mrs
11 Dickson, R. & R. architects
11 Tunibull, Miss
13 Lawne, A. surgeon
13 Castle, John
15 Cosens, John, W.S.
15 Cosens, Peter, advocate
17 Miller, Miss
19 Grant, Thomas, accountant
19 Grant, Miss
19 AYyndham, Robert Henry
21 Hislop, Mrs
21 Wyllie, John
21 Shearer, Mrs
23 Baird, Miss
29 Mackenzie, Mrs
29 Younger, Miss
31 Steell, George
31 Wilson, Rev. John
33 Maclntyre, Alexander
35 Grant, John
37 Pratt, Miss
37 Gordon, James
32 Gray, William, accountant
32 Spankie, Miss
32 Carrick, Mrs
34 Grant, John
28 Condamine, R. de la
26 Alves, Charles George
24 Dundas, George, accountant
22 Aitken, Alexander
20 Kermack, J. & W. R., W.S.
18 Clarkson, E., H.E.I.C.S.
16 Boggie, Dr
16 Nisbet, Miss
16 Potts, William, agent
16 Smith, Mrs
14 Dymock, Mrs W.
12 Storie, Andrew, W.S.
10 M'Donnell, Mrs James
8 Johnston, Robert, W.S.
6 Aitchison, Francis
4 Kerr, Andrew A.
2 Gray, G. saddler
2 Gray, Mrs
2 St Jameses Chapel
Broug^hton Place East.
1^ Nico!, Alex, accountant
2"Bain, D. accountant
2 Donaldson, John
200 Bro
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3 Baxter, Johii
4 Graham, George S.
4 Eobertson, Andrew
4 Boj'd, Jolin
4 Saiideman, Mrs
C Bisset, Miss Margaret
Marshall, T. and J.
Bronyhlun Chapel.
Blortimer, Anderson, and Co.
Mortimer, Misses
Broug^hton Road.
Ireland, William
Brou^hton Street.
?. Wrench, R.
9 Nelson, Miss
1 7 Milne, AVilliam, spirit dealer
:.'] Gulland, Andrew, corn dealer
I'l M'Intyre, Wm. D. mail guard
•2\ Croall, William
21 Anderson, William
23 Thomson, Misses M. I.
29 Crawford, Wm., M.D.
31 Walker, John, mason
31 Thomson, D. lodgings
31 Hay, Alexander
31 Sawyers, Robert
31 Paterson, JIanrice
31 Finlayson, John
Broughton Lane intersects.
37 M'Leod, John, tailor
39 M'Glashan, Donald, grocer
43 Tait, Andrew, tailor
43 Nimmo, Misses, dressmakers
43 Feme, Mrs, ladies' nurse
43 Henderson, G. victual dealer
45 Robertson, Miss
47 Lawrie, Andrew, surgeon
Forth Street inter.iects.
49 Murehead, Alexander, tavern
49 Sloan, Thomas
49 Sloan and StodJart
49 Gunn, Mrs
51 Kirkham, 5Irs
51 Preston, Mrs A.
51 Hamilton, Wm.
51 Brodie, Wm. S.
51 Macgregor, D.
51 Fowler, Mrs George
53 Gray, John, grocer
55 Ewing, W. cooper
57 Young, John, umbrella maker
59 White, Mrs
59 fiercer, William
59 Thomson, Mrs
59 M'Laren, P. cabinetmaker
59 Danskine, Miss
(il Brims, Andrew, bootmaker
r.3 Cruickshanks, Mrs
f57 Clark, Mrs, grocer
()9 Dow, Miss Jane
(J9 Bruce, Misses, dressmakers
G9 Wallace, Thomas, shoemaker
71 Bishop, James, bootmaker
71 Lawrie, Charles, fleshcr
75 Scott, Mrs
75 Miller, David, builder
70
G8
64
64
64
64
62
I 62
j60
58
I 58
ioS
58
'58
56
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54
54
52
152
i52
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48
48
46
44
44
42
40
38
38
36
34
30
Clark, Alex, provision store
Henderson, David
Friend, Mrs
Moffat, John, spirit dealer
Swan, James, baker
Johnston, Mrs S. grocer
Thomson, John
Chrystal, Robert, tobacconist
Milne, Robert, painter
Millar, Wm. S., M.D.
Meade, John
Hardie, J. M.
Fowler, J. and A. builders
Craig, James, grocer
Gillespie, A. ironmonger
^Marshall, James, plumber
Charles, Ciiarles
Shanks, Mrs
Maule, George, builder
Dick, John, plumber
Young, James
Gowans, Mrs
Blyth, AVilliam, victual dealer
Miller, Alex, cabinetmaker
Legget, Robert, spirit dealer
Scott, John, shoemaker
Adams, Mrs, lodgings
Slater, James
Finlay, Miss
Pool, Alex, hair-dresser •
Robertson, JIrs, ladies' nurse
Wallace, AVm. provision shop
Kerr, George, grocer
Fairley, J. flesher
Coutts, Alex, spirit dealer
Aitken, James, druggist
Craig, Thomas, baker
Craig, James, grocer
Hobbs, Thoniiis
AVardrop, John
Pae, James, cowfeeder
Ross, AA'. cliina )nerchant
Parker, J. & J.
Ritcliie, John, bras.sfounder
Monro, Aliss
Black, John, mail guard
Charles, James, furnishing
ironmonger. — See Adv.
Nicol, John, architect
MacAVhinnie, Mrs
Mackenzie, D. M., S.C.C.
Croal, David
St Marifs Catholic Chapel
ESro^% us Entry.
Stobie. Thomas, gardener
Leith Walk Saw-Milk
Luckie, David
Brown's I'lace,
Venntl.
Alillar, John
Porteons, AA"m. corn mercht.
Bailie, Zernb
Brown's Place,
./unction Bridge., Leith.
Brown, AA'illiam, smith
Aitken & Co. coal merchants
M'Kelvic, Jas. coal merciiant
Brown's f^quare.
1 Sutherland, D. merchant
3 Lees, John, tobacconist
4 Leggat, G. and J.
5 Paterson, G. hmkeeper
17 Macdonald, Rev. John
17 O'Donnel, Rev. Alexa:idcT -
17 Grant, Rev. Peter
18 Nimmo, Primrose
19 Crombie & Sons, dyers
19 Crombie, John
21 Gowans, Mrs, grocer
22 Stormonth & Co. plumbers
Brown Street.
1 Chambers, Johnstone
7 Smith, James, wright
7 Anderson, AVilliam
7 Sinclair, W. late merciiant
9 Bum, Andrew
9 Brown, Mrs, nurse
11 Johnston, George
13 Rodgers, Airs AVilliam
13 Burgess, George
13 Gibb, Fulton, Mrs
15 Munro, Mrs Elizabeth
15 Son-eck, Miss
Brown Street I.<aiie.
Lillico, AVilliam, baker
Hogg, James, printer
Brauswiek Street,
Hillside.
7 Spence, Airs Alex.
7 Spence, Alex. 0.
9 Hunter, Mrs
11 Dickson, Mrs Richardson
13 Orr, Capt. E. M., H.E.I.C.S.
17 Spence, William, banker
Branswick Street.
1 Dickson, Robert, and Co.
13 Finlayson, R. shoemaker
15 Braid, Francis, joiner
15 Aitchison," .James, draper
19 White, AVilliam, teacher
19 Dickson, R. wine merciiant
19 Moffat, G. D. veter. -surgeon
23 Young, John, china sliop
25 Luke, James, baker
27 Lyon, Mrs, lodgmgs
27 Taylor, Mrs
27 Jeffrey, Mrs
29 Dunlop, C. cabinetmaker
31 Johnston, 3Irs, ladies' nurse
33 Trotter, John, cabinetmaker
33 Anderson, A. cabinetmaker
49 Erskine, James, printer
49 Tonny, Airs
49 Reid, R. builder
51 Deas, Mrs
58 .S'^ Stephen's School
50 Campbell, John
50 Dickie, Mrs, sick niirse
50 Maule, John, architect
50 AVinter, Robert, flesher
50 APMillan, Dugald
46 Shand, W. R.
Bru
38 Waldie, iVIiss, dressmaker
38 Cumming:, Mrs, midwife
38 Kennie, Mrs, midwife
38 Duncan, Mrs Joseph
38 Robertson, A. wright
38 Affleck, John, wright
32 M'Nicol, A. shoemaker
28 Grieve, John, {Nat. Bank)
28 Nicol, Catharine
2% AVood, Thomas
28 Young, John, flesher
26 Johnston, Bosweli, dairy
24 Norrie, Miss, dressmaker
22 f aterson, John, baker
20 M'Murtrie, Mrs
18 Grant, Adam, writer
18 Adams, John
8 Kirkwood, Robert, tailor
6 Seggie, Alex, machine maker
6 Turnbull, Mrs, lodgings
6 Greig, Mrs
6 Grant, J. S. druggist
Brantsfleld Mouse.
Napier, Major-General, C.B.
Gourlay, James, gardener
Brantsfield Place.
1 Henderson, Rev. D.
2 Crease, TVllIiam
2 Crease, Mrs
3 Scott, Peter, clothier
4 Duncan, G. {T. D. and Co.)
5 Young, C. D. merchant
6 Mortimer, T.Brantsfield lodge
7 Rutherford, \N.{W.R.i^Son)
8 Duncan, Rev. R. Dick
9 Blyth, Mrs B.
10 Brown, Agnes, Miss
11 Crichton, George
12 Richardson, Robert
14 Anderson, Archibald
15 Chisholm, Robert
Branton Place.
4 Tod, James {M. & T.)
5 Stodart, George
5 White, R. ( W. Ewing d: Co.)
6 Henderson, John S.
6 Henderson, Mrs Dr
. 7 Cree, James, merchant
8 Lindsay, R. surgeon
8 Henderson, W. (Nat. Bank)
9 Allan, Thos.
Baccleach Place.
2 Pears, James, baker
2 Kidd, James
2 Mill, John (N.B. Advertiser)
2 Blyth, Robert
2 Aitken, Robert
2 Kay, Peter
4 Gibb, Thos. (T. G. and Son)
5 White, Mrs George
5 Veitch, Misses
5 Gibson, Mrs
5 Dyer, J. A. commercial agent
5 Scott, Miss
5 Allan, Mrs John
STREET DIRECTORY.
6 Thomson, A. warehouseman
7 Rule, George (Com. Bank)
7 Carpenter, Miss
7 Dunn, Thomas
7 Livingston, Mrs
8 Oliphant, Mrs Walter
8 Moncur, Mrs Mary
8 Dobson, Miss A.
10 Cotton, James
10 Clason, James
10 Clason, Miss
11 Gibb, And. commercial agent
12 Livingston, A. cork manufac.
] 2 Johnston, John
12 Keir, Misses
15 Arthur, Rev. Andrew
15 Boyd, Robert
15 Tait, William
15 M'Millan, John
15 Macdonald, James, manuf.
16 Ross, Miss, of Kerse
17 Glass, Robert, silver-plater
18 Horsburgh, John, engraver
18 Sclater, Robert
18 L'vine, Robert
18 Baillie, AValter (W. and B.)
18 Calderwood, William
18 Ritchie, Patrick, patent press
maker
18 Armour, Henry, printer
19 Aitken, Alexander
20 Muir, Andrew
21 White, Andrew
21 Oliphant, William
22 Renton, William
22 Renton, WilHam, jun.
23 Robertson, Joseph (Cou7-ant)
24 Craigie, James
24 Thomson, James
24 Heriot, Miss
24 Miller, Mrs
25 Murray, Mrs John
26 Ross, Mrs John
26 Gibson, Alexander
26 Ross, Robert J.
27 Black, Adam
28 M'Niven, Allan
28 Glen, Rev. John
29 Sinclair, Mrs Malcolm
29 Webster, Misses
29 Smith, Andrew, S.S.C.
29 Donaldson, Mrs C.
31 Taylor, Mrs
31 Haldane, J. (H. and Eae)
31 Munro, Miss
31 Robertson, Mrs
31 Wilson, Mrs John
31 Thorburn, Thomas
32 Gordon, David, M.D.
34 Brown, Gordon, recorder
34 Brown, Robt. carrier
Bnecleueh Street.
1 Sword, James, S.S.C.
1 Lindsaj', Robert
1 Lindsay, John
1 Simpson, Rev. W.
5 Gordon, Alexander, builder
5 Cleghorn, Williamj teacher
Cab 201
5 Moncreiff, William Glen
5 Gunn, Miss
Buccleuch Place intersects.
7 Stirling, James
11 M'Callum, P. coal agent
13 Campbell, George, dairy
13 Angus, James H.
15 Black, Mrs
15 Clephane, Mrs
15 Birrell, Mrs Catharine
17 Elder, James, spirit merchant
19 Kedgzlie, Nicol, slater
21 Muir, Peter, bowmaker, It
Archer's Hall
23 Ramage, James
23 Melvhi, Alexander, brewer
23 Fraser, Mrs F.
23 Tully, Mrs
33 Nicolson, William, grocer
35 Mitchell, David
47 Wallace, WiUiara
47 M'Kenzie, Samuel, builder
47 M'Queen, George
49 Durward, Misses
51 Manuel, John
51 Collie, D. R. printer
51 Veitch, John, accountant
51 Rymer, Mrs
51 Donaldson, Mrs
51 Davies, William
101 Cousins, James
66 Pears, James, baker
64 M'Intosh, Mrs
60 Cowan, W. brassfounder
56 Menzies, William
56 Lamond, Wm. W.S.
50 Connolly, M. dressmaker
44 Arnot, James, baker
42 Temple, Wm. salesman
42 Aitken, John, veterinary sur.
32 Smith, Peter
22 Greig, David, smith
20 Henderson, W. victual dealer
1 6 Plowman, George, missionary
12 Lyon, Lewis
10 Darling, Mrs A.
10 Scott, Mrs W. coach-hirer
10 Whittet, William
6 Ferguson, James
4 Fazakerley, Henry
4 Craigie, Wm.
4 M'Leod, John, animal painter
2 Cockburn, Mrs
Bull's Close.
Robertson, Alex, spirit dealer
Burg;ess's Close.
5 Ross, William, blacksmith
Burnet's Close.
Elder, John, goldsmith
Burns' Street.
1 Stoddart, Gavin, grocer
Cable Wynd.
1 Masterton, Sirs Alex, spirit,
dealer
4 Bain, Alex, spirit merchant
202 Cal
5 Adamson, W. M. fishcurer
15 Miller, AVilliam, grocer
17 Gilchrist, James, carter
37 Gilchrist, John, grocer
Callander HoasCj
67 Canongate.
Ferguson, Brothers, tj'pefounders
Calton Hill^
Regent Road.
Hill, D. 0. Calton stairs
Dugald Stewards Monument
The Royal Observatory
Play/air's Monument
Nelso'ns Monumt — Mrs Ker
National Monument
The High School
Burns^ Monument
County Jail and Bridewell —
Smith, John, governor
Calton Hill.
I Hawks, J. bit and spur maker
5 Sinclair, John, letter-carrier
7 Kemp, Robert, letter-carrier
13 Johnston, Alexander
13 Baddon, Isaac, mail-guard
15 Hopper, Thomas
17 Femie, James, wright
21 Coates, T. recorder of Calton
23 Porteous, J.
26 Knight, R.
26 Chalmers, John, shoemaker
24 Knight, Geo.
20 Steel, Mrs
16 Turner, John
14 Cameron, Andrew, drysalter
14 Arthur, John, clothier
12 Melville, John {H, ^ M.)
10 Bell, Jane, milliner
10 Brown, Miss E. dressmaker
8 Laing, John, painter
4 Gunn, Peter
4 Carmichael, L.
Calton, IiO\r.
61 Lyon, James, hairdresser
59 Threlkeld, Thomas, grocer
58 Hill, W. leather merchant
Calton Place.
Richardson, J. jun. & Co.
Calton Street.
1 & 2 Sinclair, Liddle, & Co.
diysalters
3 Gunn, Peter, painter & glaz.
4 Bryce, Thomas, gunmaker
6 Vallance, William
6 Ramsay, John
7 Farmer, David, baker
8 Nelson, Thomas, draper
9 Farquharson, Misses C. & E.
10 Johnston, A. baker
11 Drummond, Peter, tailor
I I Ciceri & Pini
11 Smart, John, spirit merchant
1 1 Whitecross, Mrs, tem. coff. ho.
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11 Cameron's, Mrs, lodgings
] 2 Sutherland, J. & Co. books.
13 Carmichael, L. druggist
13 Jordan, Wm. spirit merchant
14 Johnston, A. victual dealer
15 Watson, William, baker
16 Waddington, Isaac
16 Bain, Miss
16 Edin. ^^ Leith Loan Compy.
17 Wightman, John, flesher
18 Fairly, Elizabeth, spirit dlr.
Cameron House.
Hunter, A. (H. Blair and
Cowan')
Hunter, Evan Allan
Canaan.
Mathison, Miss, Elizabeth,
Darnley cottage
M'Lean, William, Madeira
cottage
Morison's lodgings, Milbum
cottage
Douglas, James, gardener
Adie, A. optician, cottage
Wood, Mrs John, grove
Bertram, Mrs John
Wood, William, villa
Scott, Charles, villa
Gregory, John, adv., lodge
Russell, John, south bank
Thomson, A., house
Canaan Park.
Forbes, Charles
M'Pherson, Alex, gardener
Candlemaker Row.
28 Anderson, J. upholsterer
31 Newbigging, James, painter
33 Redpath, Brown, & Co.
37 Ross, Misses J. and H.
39 M'Intosh, G. shoemaker
43 Wilson, David, baker
45 Seton, Patrick, shoemaker
59 M'Cambridge, P. pawnbroker
90 M'Caskie & Co.
86 Porteous, Alex.
84 MacDougald, R. & J. W.
58 Gordon, Geo. contractor
58 Hunter, William
54 Moffat, D., Harrow inn
38 Ritchie, James, smith
34 Dewar, Pet«r, spirit dealer
32 Lindsay, James, bookseller
30 M'Murray, J. shoemaker
30 Campbell, J. recorder
Canning^ Place.
Wilson, John, Canning ho.
Schenck, Frederick, do.
2 Alexander, John, tailor
7 Greenfield, J. spirit dealer
10 Stewart, Charles, flesher
11 James, L. Oliver
12 Leadbetter, James, grocer
14 Affleck, James, grocer
14 Grant, D.
17 Bryden, Thomas, smith
17 Anderson, James, mosician
17 Munro, Arthur
Cannon Street,
lieith.
1 Nisbet, Robert
1 Thomson, James, engineer
3 M'Leish, Robert, clerk
8 Fotheringham, James
13 Jamieson, N. clerk
15 Ewart, Wm. (Customs)
17 Kemp, George, clerk
17 Young, John {Customs)
Canon g^ate.
5 Williamson, G. tinsmith
15 Drummond, Geo. spirit deal.
19 Black, Mrs William
21 Smith, Peter, grocer
25 Thomson, H. provision deal.
33 Robb, Mrs A. cowfeeder
47 Darling, W. tea & spirit deal.
49 Keedy, William
51 Brown, A. baker
55 Lauder, John, victual dealer
65 Hay, Mrs, milliner, &c.
73 M'Laren, Alex.
75 Ketching, William
81 M'Lachlan, Robert
85 Stewart, Mrs W. spirit deal.
89 Hutchison, M.
91 Johnston, A. & J.
93 Small, William, grocer
109 Mellon, John, pavior
115 Dow, William
115 Rutherford, John
121 M'Vie, Mrs, provision shop
123 Sommerville, Hugh
125 Mount, James, church officer
149 Kerr, G. china & stone wareh.
155 Canongate Burgh School
Canongate Church
1 63 Poor Inspector's Office
163 Canongate Council Room
Canongate Clerk's Office
Canongate Jail
167 Bain, J. spirit dealer
175 Thomson, Miss M.
175 Lindsay, Miss
177 Lewis, James, grocer
179 Hunter, John, session-clerk
Magdalene Asylum
183 Somerville, William ,
187 Menelaws, Wm. baker
191 Begbie, James
211 Blackball & Fox, grocers ;
213 Fox, D. B.
217 White, Stephen, cowfeeder^
219 Jackson, Jn. victual dealer
227 Jeffrey, Thomas, grocer ;
231 Smith, William
235 Martin, David, baker
237 Marr, Robt. china mercht.
245 Wilson, George, flesher !
247 Anderson, D. S., laboratory
New Street intersects.
2 17 Carter, Mrs Nicol, grocer
241 Baxter, M. & E. vict. deab.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Cas 203
243 Whyte, Wm. painter
245 M'Douald, Daniel
249 Canongate Sessional School
257 Brash, Wm. grocer
275 M'Lean, Wm. shoemaker
277 Hay, James, baker
281 Craig, A. & W. Rae's close
289 M'Pherson, H. spirit mere.
297 Kirkwood, Alex, fleslier
329 Gray, Mat. victual dealer
331 Stewart, Wm. spirit dealer
339 Mathison, Robt. spirit mer.
341 Farmer, D. victual dealer
286 Gray, Thos. victual dealer
280 Carmichael, A. spirit mer.
278 Suttie, Richd. victual dealer
266 Stevenson, Thos. wine mer.
262 Mathison, R. spirit dealer
258 Kelly, Patrick, pawnbroker
248 Miller, John
244 Lothian, J. victual dealer
238 Snodgrass, J. surgeon
218 Mackay, J. spirit merchant
216 Smith, George
214 Cameron, R. painter & glaz.
212 Sommerville, Mrs
212 Forgan, D. cabinetmaker
210 Monteith, Jas. grocer, &c.
208 Cockbum, Alex, cowfeeder
208 Chapman, John
208 Roach, James, bookbinder
204 Bower, Jas. provision dlr.
202 Ford, J. and E.
198 Hamilton, E. spirit dealer
194 Handyside, George
190 Bryden, John, general mer.
190 Stevenson, J. draper
186 Douglas, J. spirit dealer
184 Robertson, James
182 St John Street intersects.
180 Lawson, John, flesher
178 Greiner, Charles
172 Edinburgh Normal School
170 Duff, Alex, spirit dealer
148 Sanderson, W.
142 Cameron, D. spirit dealer
136 Taylor, William, shoemaker
114 Smith, Wm. spirit dealer
112 Walkinshaw, Wm. writer
112 Calder, David, grocer
98 Renton, William, baker
88 Knight, W. spirit dealer
90 Milne, James & Son, brass-
fndrs. meter manufs. &c.
78 Pringle, Mrs
70 Dunse, G. chinaware mere.
62 Robertson, Peter
48 Todd, W. provision dealer
46 Alexander, H. D. surgeon
36 Nicolson, D. & Son, grocers
14 Crocket, John
10 Tripney, Miss, grocer
8 Wilson, J. spirit merchant
2 Donaldson, David, baker
Canong;ate, IV. Back.
23 Blair, John & Co. brewers
26 Calton Hill Breivery
28 Muir, Jas. & Son, brewers
71 Bernard, T. & J. brewers
96 Ritchie, Wm. spirit dealer
67 Dryborough and Co. brewers
Ireland, George, wood yard
14 Hunter, Robert, junior
7 Thomson, Thomas, merchant
€anong:ate3 S. Back.
2 Low, James, gardener
2 Ritchie, James, ropemaker
Ford, John, glass-works
Dalgleish, Robert
Hastie, James
St John Street intersects.
11 Wilson, David, cowfeeder
13 Melrose, John
17 Thomson, J. and H. stablers
19 Cameron, Robert
20 Souter, James, innkeeper
23 Smith, William
25 Johnston, D. cabinet maker
49 Gilmour, William, currier
49 Gilmour, Oliver, tanner
48 Aitchison, J. & Co. brewers
48 Pearson, Mrs James
44 Tierney, D. causey-layer
42 Mann, John, (B. and M.)
27 Macdonald, Mrs Hay, dyer
CanonmiUs.
Fraser, Alexander
Watson, Mrs J. spirit dealer
Hunter, Peter, spirit dealer
Fraser, Mrs, spirit dealer
Wright, Walter
Russell, Rt. & Son, skinners
Todd, Jos. & Thos. manufs.
M'Farlane, David
Canon Street.
1 Scott, John, grocer
2 Peaston, Miss E. dressmaker
4 King, Thomas
Canonmills House.
Moir, Rev. Robert
Canonmills Cottag:e.
Dowie, William contractor
Carleton Street.
1 Ferguson, Miss
1 Kirkwood, Mrs
3 Flyn, Miss
5 Forbes, George
9 Orrok, Wemyss, of Orrok
11 Lothian, George
16 Thomson, Mrs
14 Mitchell, Alex. (^Exchequer)
12 Carter, F. H. accountant
10 Dudgeon, Colonel Peter
8 Glegg, Captain, H.E.I.C.S.
8 Craig, Alexander
4 Paterson, Mrs
4 Stevenson, Duncan
2 Crichton, Mrs James
2 Gaylor, John
2 Tail, William
Carlton Terrace.
1 Barclay, George
2 Guthrie, Miss, of Craigie
3 Buchanan, W. M., M.D.
4 Rutherford, Mrs
5 Sime, Thomas, W.S.
6 Howison, A. Y. of Hyndford
7 Barclay, Miss
8 Howden, Mrs A.
9 Cowan, Robert, W.S.
10 Weddell, AVm. W.S.
11 M'Crie, William
12 Cathcart, James
13 Watson, Rev. Dr
14 Mackenzie, Dr William
15 Lothian, Mrs Jolin
18 Skinner, John H.
19 Duncan, Lieutenant-Colonel
Carnegfie Street.
3 Gordon, Mrs C.
3 Wylie, John
9 Gray, Robert, colourman
15 Campbell, John, grocer
19 Martin, Hugh, grocer
21 M'Laren, Alexander, tailor
21 Oliver, James L.
21 Johnston, Isab. shawl cleaner
21 Bruce, James
36 Ramage, Alexander
28 Anderson, George S.
24 Rankine, John, victual dealer
22 Clark, William, printer
22 Clark, William, house agent
12 Clark, Mrs, nurse
10 Tait, Pringle, baker
8 Inglis, Isabella
6 Robertson, John, shoemaker
2 Inglis, Mrs
Carrqbber's Close.
Nimmo, James, engraver
Murray, Wm. cabinetmaker
M'Donald, John, printer
Ferguson, John and Son
Barber, Mrs, spirit dealer
Balfour, Thomas, flaxdresser
Sangster, Mrs Capt., R.N.
Nicolson, D.
Carrnbber's Court.
Russell, Alex, cabinetmaker
Cassells' Place.
1 M'Laren, G. A. merchant
2 Anderson, Rob. candlemaker
2 Rogers, A. timber merchant
4 Ford, W. merchant
5 Barclay, Mrs A. D.
6 Miller, W. C.
7 Moffat, Mrs Thomas
7 Moffat, Miss
7 Lindsay, Mrs
7 Stoddart, Miss
8 Kidd, John, merchant
9 Thomson, Misses
9 Thomson, Charles, R.N.
10 Dudgeon, Mrs
10 M'Kenzic, Mrs Roderick
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11 Davidson, E. merchant
12 Veitch, Mrs John
Taj'lor, Robert, merchant
Kirk, Eobert, shipowner
Hume, James, builder
Murray, A. builder
Firewood Factory. — ?>Q&Adv.
Hutchison, Jn. wood mercht.
18 Arkley, Miss
21 Milne, John, baker
22 Ford, James, spirit dealer
Castle.
Murray, Lieutenant F.
M'Kerlie, Robert
Cruickshank, A. fort-major
Hunter, James, staff-officer
Castle Barns.
Bird, Hugh, grocer
2 Douglas, James, victualler
RoWs Court intersects.
Castle o' Clouts.
Munro, ili-s N. , spirit dealer
Castle HUl.
631 Liddle, James, victual dlr.
597 Eaeburn, Wm. spirit dealer
599 Grieve, R. leather manufr.
596 Irvine, Peter, auctioneer
398 Brown, Robert
388 Brj^ce, ^Y. M. synod officer
408 Gardner, John
Castle Street.
1 Burnett, J. Caledonian hotel
3 Henderson, John, slater
3 Bremner, Mrs Wm. M.
5 Macdonald, W. J.
7 Harthill,W. medical galvanist
11 Melville, Eraser
11 Mason, Miss
13 Adam, Miss Louisa
15 Graham, J. G. architect
17 Manson, Miss
19 Tytler, James, W.S.
19 Tytler, James Stuai-t, W.S.
19 Harvey, James, shoemaker
19 Miller, John, stone warehouse
19 Billing, W. X.
21 Cockburn, John, grocer
21 Napier, James Brand
20 Bruce & Cunningham, C.E.
21 Davidson, Robert
21 Macdonald, Archibald
21 Wilson, ]\Irs, lodgings
21 M'Gill, Edwai-d, glazier
23 Stewart, C. & D., S.S.C.
25 Ashenheim, Jacob, jeweller
28 Wilson, James, iiesher
27 Gray, Mrs, lodgings
27 Stewart, D. lodgings
29 Bonar and Caifrae, painters
33 Ewart, Miss
33 Moffat, John, tailor
33 M'Connel, E. and M.
35 King, Miss
35 Mason, Mrs Agnes
George Street intersects.
37 Nichol, Misses, dressmaker
37 Gianetti, Mrs
37 Shepherd, Mrs Jas. painter
41 Peacock, Mrs
41 Watmore, Mrs
43 Blackie, J. 8. professor
45 Ross, Geo. jun. advocate
47 Hamilton, Sirs
47 Cunningham, Miss
49 Maconochie, R. B., W.S.
51 Clark, Charles, S.S.C.
53 Curror and Stewart, S.S.C.
55 Duncan, Dr J. M., F.E.C.P.
57 Mackenzie, Hon. Miss C.
59 Carstairs, Mrs
59 Jackson, Henry
63 Welsh, Miss
65 Malcolm, Mrs, lodgings
65 Diinierr, Herr, music teacher
65 Noble, Mi's, Alexander
67 Douglas, James, tailor
62 Lindsay, Mackay, & Howe
60 Hope, Andrew, fiesher
60 Ritchie, Mrs
60 Campbell, Mrs
58 Davidson, Misses
56 Vallance, G. junior
56 Paton, Mrs
54 Fraser, William, W.S.
52 Moir, Dr John, F.R.C.P.
50 Andersons, J. and F., AV.S.
50 Mancliester Fire Assurance
50 Murray and Beith, W.S.
48 Cranstoun, Miss Elizabeth
46 Lawrie, William H.
44 Cameron, Miss
44 Chaumont, Louis F.
44 Bone, Hugh, M.D.
42 Begbie, Major, I.S.
40 Cleghorn, iliss
38 Nimmo, J. brassfounder
38 Robertson, Mrs Andrew
36 Neilson, Thomas
36 Duncan, J. JI. advocate
36 Adam, James, advocate
34 Maclachlan, P. spirit mercht.
34 Co'tt'per, Mrs
34 Purvis, Joseph
34 AVilson, Miss
34 Hutchison, Alexander
34 Currer, Adam
34 Johnstone, T. cabinetmaker
George Street intersects.
32 Baxter, C. and E., W.S.
30 Webster, Miss, milliner
30 Rosa, Dr George, surgeon
30 Galbraith, Jlrs
30 Stewart, James, lodgings
30 Sheppard, Jliss
30 Robertson, ^Irs
30 Rosa, Madame, chiropodist
28 Swanston, John, dentist
26 Dunsmure, James
24 Lapsley, Mrs
24 Gairns, Mrs
22 Davidson and Syme, AV.S.
20 Taylor, Archd.
18 Steel, W. stabler
18 Moore, James, S.S.C.
18 Young, Mrs
16 Livingston, Mrs, lodgings
14 Latimer, Mrs
12 Hill, Wm. (,/. J. Ritchie)
12 Macdonald, W. J.
12 M'Kay, J. cabinetmaker
12 Black, J. {Cay and Black)
10 Chessar, Mis Wm. lodgings
8 M'Gechau's lodgings
6 Lancefield, A., C.E. & .surv.
6 Gordon, Miss, dressmaker
6 Macgill, W. artist
6 Whyte, W.
4 Cockburn, Misses
2 Taylor, Miss, milliner
2 Eollo, R. bootmaker
Castle Terrace.
1 Tod, Wm. agent
4 Hanna, Rev. Dr
5 M'Leay, K. portrait-painter
Miller, William, smith
Normal school — Currie, Rev.
James, rector
Reid, William & Son, builders
Catharine Street.
A-l Murray, J. spirit merchant
1 Burns, Eagle hotel
2 Ingi-am, I. bookseller
2 Shanks, C. bootmaker
4 Hendrie, James, tobacconist
5 Main and Son, bootmakers
6 Whitehead, J. shoe warehouse
7 Gray, J. & Sons, bootmakers
8 Craig, John, victual dealer
9 Webster, John, bootmaker
10 Wilson, John, merchant
10 Ayer, James, tailor
10 Watson, Robert
10 Ferrier, Mrs, ladies' nurse
10 Wilson, Mrs
10 Craig, John
11 Fisher, Wm. bootmaker
12 Lawrie & Ritchie, brassfds.
12 Little, John, agent
12 Wilson, J. spirit mercht.
12 Paterson, M bookbinder
13 Macdonald, Tertius, surgeon
14 WUson, James, fruiterer
15 Thomson, R. hairdresser
15 Rutherford, J. tea merchant
15 Pitt, Mrs, ladies' nurse
15 Mantica, Anthony
15 Torrie, P. Dalla
15 Dalgleish, Wm. letter-carrier
16 Innes, John, spirit dealer
16 Knox, James, glazier
18 Graham, Jas. bootmaker
22 May, Wm, cabinetmaker
Catholic Chapel liane.*
Rigg, Rev. George
JI'Kerrell, Rev. Francis
Macmanus, Rev. Patrick
Causeyslde.
69 Simpson, George
73 Dalgleish, Jas. coach-hirer
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81 Reid's, Miss, Free school
83 Buchanan, James, S.S.C.
85 Stodart, James
87 Rutherford, Andrew
89 Archibald, James
91 M'Glashan, A. engraver
93 Alexander. Robert, butcher
97 Elliot, Mrs H.
99 Eraser, John, grocer
101 Radley, Wm. coal agent
105 Shankly, John C. painter
109 Johnston, Charles
1 1 1 Forrest, Mrs J. grocer
113 Cossar, James, flesher
113 Jack, C. jun. gardener
119 Robertson, James, tailor
125 Hogg, J. grocer
127 Guthrie, J. coal merchant
133 Jack, C. gardener
147 Smith, William, surveyor
161 Smith, Wm. brush manufac.
163 Drummond, A. victual deal.
169 Middlemass, G. wright
169 M'.ddlemass, Jn. spirit mer.
179 Thomson, William Archd.
1 89 Musgrave, J. gardener
156 Alexander, George, wright
Grange Loan intersects.
138 Robertson, Rev. James
136 Jamieson, Mrs R.
118 Young, James R.
108 Ross, H. A. grocer
106 Nelson, Robert R.
102 Currie, Wm.
102 Williamson, Thomas
102 Green, C. macer
98 Anderson, R. printer
98 Mochrie, James
Grange Place intersects.
76 Brydon, Thomas, smith
76 Pennycuick, J. spirit dealer
68 Smith & M'Gregor, bottlers
70 Wilson, Wm.
62 Fairley, G. spirit dealer
42 M'Donald, A. gardener
32 Lawrie, J. cabinetmaker
26 Leadbetter, James, grocer
10 Affleck, J. grocer
2 Brown, Mrs J. victual dealer
2 Pinkerton, Miss, teacher
Chalmers' Close.
Mason, And. T. brassfounder
Lillie, Peter, smith
Watt, G. turner
Gumming, John, turner
Henderson, Wm. smith
Milne, George
Weir, Samuel, silversmith
Chapel liane.
17 Huskie, J. and M. merchants
21 Sanderson, Mark, merchant
Chapel Street,
3 Ewing, George
3 Dickson, Mrs
7 Shaw, T. W.
9 Lawson, Misses, dressmakers
9 Hill, David, commis. agent
13 Winter, Mrs, milliner
15 Ronaldson, Miss, teacher
15 Ruthven, Mrs
15 M'Gregor, Mrs J.
16 Leggat, James
18 Hobkirk, W. & J. cora mer-
chants
12 Lindsay, James, painter
8 Ritchie, Mrs E.
8 Hodge, Robert
8 Macadam, Anstruther
2 Melrose, A. chapel house
Charles Street.
1 Bain, James
1 Anderson, Wm. trunkmaker
5 Angus, John, plumber
7 Rodger, Mrs D. midwife
7 Sinclair, Miss C.
7 Luke, Miss
9 Johnston, A. cabinetmaker
11 Aikman, Miss
1 1 Brydon, Mrs Dr
13 Irving, James
19 Smaill, A. victual dealer
21 Spiden, Robert, builder
21 Ireland, Mrs
21 Muir, Mrs, lodgings
25 Hamilton, Robt. spirit dealer
26 Riccalton, Miss
26 Kay, John, agent
28 Dickson, Misses H. & J.
22 Chisholm, Robert, cowfeeder
20 Craw, Henry, coach -hirer
18 Malcolm, Mrs, lodgings
14 M'Leod, Hugh
12 Finlay, George, coach-hirer
12 Alexander William
2 Herdman, John, baker
Charlotte liane^ lieith.
10 Mackay, Neil, builder
Charlotte I^ane.
Muir, Thomas, stabler
Stewart, Jn. cabinetmaker
Charlotte Place.
1 Female Servants'' Home
2 Robertson, Dr
3 Howey, Thomas
4 Dickman, J.
5 M'Vitie, Robert, baker
6 Leigh ton, Robert, flesher
6 Urquhart, Miss
6 Petrie, Miss H. staymaker
6 Buchan, Mrs. H. coach-hirer
6 Smith, James, architect "
7 Napier, T. spirit dealer
8 Russell, William, tailor
9 Muir, James, tailor
9 Brown, Miss, dressmaker
9 Douerlas, W. C.
10, 11 Elmslie, Mrs
13 Sidey, John, draper
13 Iiviue, G. flesher
14 Thomson, Wm. grocer
15 Rogers, Wm. bookseller
16 Young, Miss
16 Thomson, A. smith & farrier\
16 Strachan, T. land surveyor
16 Strachan, Mrs
16 Oliphant, R. stabler
17 Milne, James, spirit dealer
18 Kay, Thomas, plumber
Charlotte Square.
1 Dick, A. R. advocate
2 Leslie, James
3 Begbie, James, M.D.
4 Brown, James
4 Brown, James A.
5 Nasmyth, R. surgeon-dentist
6 Campbell, Alexander
7 Neaves, Lord
8 Makellar, Rev. Dr Angus
9 Dundas, G. advocate
10 Oliphant, Robert, W.S.
11 Macbean, iEneas, W.S.
11 Macbean, Jineas, junior
12 Kirkpatrick, J. advocate
13 Bell, G. Hamilton, E.R.C.S.
14 Noble, Mrs James
15 Shepherd, James
16 Arbuthnot, Sir R. K.
17 Haldane, Robert, W.S.
17 Haldane, James, accountant
18 Craufurd, James, sol. -general
19 M'Kenzie, Alexander
21 Hodges, Jas. M.
22 Hay, John, of Morton
23 Edin. Young Ladies'' Inst.
23 Strangman, Mrs
Hope Street intersects.
25 Menzies, Miss
26 Hutchins, C. surgeon-dentist
27 Bonar, Mrs Thomson
28 Oliphant, Thomas
29 Mackenzie, W. & J. H., W.S.
30 Blair, Mrs, of Avonton
32 Keir, Patrick Small
South Charlotte St. intersects.
33 Oliphant's, Mrs, school
33 Spittal, Thomas, janitor
34 Anderson, F., W.S.
35 Mylne, James, W.S.
36 Shaw, Patrick, advocate
37 Millikin, Miss
38 Fairbairn, J. engraver
40 Sim, Mrs
40 Sim, George, writer
40 Juridical Society
41 Moir, George, advocate
42 Stewart, Mrs Colonel
43 Omond, R., M.D., F.R.C.S.
44 Reid, Robert
45 AVatson, James (^Scott'ish
l^rovide7it Institution')
46 Lawson, George
Charlotte St., Morth.
1 Neilson, Mrs
1 Neilson, Stewart, W.S.
] Neilson, William
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2 Sands, Wm. W.S. 21
3 Stanley, Mrs Montague 21
3 Figge, Miss 22
3 M'Gregor, Alex, architect 23
4 Stewart, Mrs William 24
5 Shepherd, Grant, and Cuth- 25
bertson, W.S. 26
5 Lendrum, Robert 27
5 Howden, Robert, W.S. 27
5 Jamieson, R. W., W.S. 28
6 Repository for Ladies^ Work 30
6 Sanders, Miss 32
Charlotte St.> iSoath. Ij
1 Langhom, Mrs, lodgings 33
1 Hughes & Mylne, W.S. 41
1 Smith, Mrs, Alex. 49
1 Davidson, Miss, dressmaker 50
1 Lind, David, builder 51
I Downie, Mrs, lodgings
3 Johnstone, Mrs
5 Thomson and Elder, W.S.
7 Collie, D. {Commer. Bank)
7 Reid, D. cabinetmaker
7 Harrower, David, lodgings
7 Scotland, A. P., S.S.C.J
7 Adam and Kirk, W.S.
11 Home, Lady
13 Watt, M. J. surgeon-dentist
13 Bell, A. M.
13 Byers, Robert
15 Lizars, Professor
16 Furby, M.
16 Reid, Robert
J 6 Lawrie, Mrs
14 Given, Robert
14 Macara, Lawrence il. W.S.
12 Gibson, John & H. G., W.S.
10 Henderson, James
10 Wallace, Miss
10 Wallace, James, bootmaker
10 Greig, George M. artist
8 Wood, Mrs
6 Nichol, R. painter
6 Dunlop, Miss
4 Candlish, R. S.,D.D.
2 Newton, Christopher
2 Bryce, John
2 Dods, Mrs Marcus
Charlotte ^t., licith.
1 Steedman, W. grocer
2 Dewar, A.
2 M'Lean, Mrs
2 M'Lean, Misses, milliners
5 Johnston, R. painter
9 Eckford, Thos. farrier
10 Robertson, Miss, staymaker
II Richards, John, dyer
12 Duncan, Brothers & Co. mer.
17 Jones, Thomas, banker
18 Police Office
18 Grant, James, superintendent
of police
18 Glover, Wm. sheriff- clerk
18 Edin. and Glasgow Bank
19 Wilson, Andrew, agent
20 Salvesen, C. (Turnbull and\
Salvesen)
Balmain, Misses, milliners
Galium, Thomas, gasfitter
Struthers, James, M.D.
Pope, James, wine merchant
Davidson, Sam. D. engineer
Grieve, Miss
Henderson, J., M.D.
Henderson & AVilson, builders
Paterson, G. & Son, builders
Stevenson, Thomas, mercht.
Lindsay, Thomas
Paterson, Robert, M.D.
Williamson, Thomas, M.D.
Black, W. merchant
Paterson, L. merchant
John's Lane intersects
Dryden, Mrs
Milner, E., M.D.
Thorburn, Rev. David
Alexander, Mrs James
Walker, John
Charlotte Lane intersects.
Gunn, Robert, solicitor
Thomson, Mrs P. baker
Torrance, Jos. spirit dealer
Haig, Miss
Gillespie, Mrs
M'Evoy, James, saddler
Robb,AVilliam, sheriff-officer
Ferguson, William, flesher
Liddell Brothers, engraver
Chessels' Court.
Wardlaw, Jliss
Dickson, James
M'Gie, Robert, J.P. officer
Wilson, A. & W. R. printers
Cheyne Street.
Watt, James
Anderson, Mrs
Macfarlane, Walter
Home, A. F. accountant
Dryden, Miss
Sands, John
Turner, William
Forrest, David
Brown, George, writer
Wood, Mrs John
Rodgers, Samuel
Irvine, John
Ritchie, John
Robertson, James
Shillinglaw, Thomas E. B.
Curie, James
Smith, William, wright
Christian Bank.
Hedderwick, Robert
Davidson, P. M.
Stewart, James
Thomson, Mrs
Chorch Bill.
Chalmers, Miss
Fraser, Rev. Alex. C.
Eraser, J. Churchhill house
Moore, Mrs
M'Murdo, Miss, Lugton cotg
Morris, David
Church liane.
4 Dick, John, spirit dealer
6 Proctor, Adam, plumber
9 Wallace, J. wright
12 Forshaw, W. livery stables
Church liane,
Morningside.
Gregg, John, Kirk bank
Henderson, Anderson, M.D.
Portland villa
Wemyss, Charles, Newbattle
terrace
Heedle, Miss, Newbattle ter.
Kennedy, Miss, Helen cottage
7 Wallace,W., M.D. Newbattle
terrace
Church Street.
1 Summers, John, baker
1 Bowman, John, diaper
2 Cameron, James, city officer
2 Miller, John, writer
3 Miller, J. spirit dealer
16 Donaldson, John
17 Keddie & Knox, cabinetmks.
Circus Place, IV.-E.
2 Crawford, R. & D,, S.S.C.
2 Crawford, David, S.S.C. |
4 Circus Place School
6 Begbie, Wm. M. teacher
Circus PlacCj HI.-W.
1 Miller, James, confectioner
2 Simpson, R. bootmaker
3 Miiler, John, shoemaker ;
4 Walker, Archibald, draper |
5 Richardson, A. and Son
6 Henderson, G. F. watchmaker
7 Johnstone, Geo. teacher
7 Smellie, Wm. J. {G. P.-O.)
7 ilackie, Charles, surgeon
7 Heiton, John
7 Chilton, William, lodgings
7 Ormiston, Mrs, lodgings
7 Henderson, Mrs, lodgings
8 Atkinson, R. coach hirer
9 Bell, Peter, smith
10 Haddo, William, daiiyman
Circus Lane intersects.
Urquhart, George, smith
Clay, John, smith
Dunlop, Charles, cabinetmkr.:
Younger and Curie
Anderson, A. cabinetmaker
Burton, James, wright
11 Masterton, G. spirit dealer
12 Stewart, R. victual dealer
13 Dods, Mrs
13 M'Gillivray, Wm. writer j
13 Stewart, Robert
13 Hunter, Hugh, lodgings
13 Williamson, WiUiam
15 Taylor, Alex. B. draper
15 Porteous, William, painter
16 Tiiorburn, Mrs
17 Brj'ce, John, grocer
18 Aitchesoii, James, draper
19 Walker, Mrs E.
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19 Shiels, WUliam, R.S.A.
19 TurnbuU, Wm. B.
19 Smith, George, joiner
20 Weddell, James and Co.
22 Wiiite, Alex, victual dealer
23 Stalker, Tlios. hairdresser
24 Grant, J. S. druggist
Circas Place, S.-E.
1 Murray, H. bootmaker
3 Porter, Martin, news agent
6 Cay, John, advocate
5 Cay, John, jun., W.8.
7 Wilson, John, lodgings
9 Maitland, Miss
9 Newton, James
9 Barton, Miss, lodgings
9 Ogilvie, John, merchant
9 Cunning, Wm. ironmonger
Circus Place, W.
1 Cowan, George
2 Archibald, Miss
2 Martin, Miss
2 Ronton, Hepburn
2 Browne, Miss
3 Elder, John, W.S.
4 Baird, Mrs
6 Dunbar, M.
6 Cornwall, Js., M.D.,r.R.C.S.
Citadel.
4 Higgings, Mrs David
5 Turubull, Ad. letter-carrier
Swaine, E. A. and Crudelius
Stuart, Alex, seed crusher
14 Chadwick, Colin, grocer
17 Naismith, Robert
Edinburgh, Leith, and Gran-
ton Railway Station
Anderson, A. station agent
Sibbald, Andw, goods agent
Waldie, Jas. agent E. & G. R.
Hutchison Brothers, merchts.
24 Ritchie, Charles, agent
25 Anderson, David
26 Rollo, Robert, boat-builder
Citadel Street.
13 Watson, Mrs James
15 Ferguson, Mrs Janet
Claremont Cottag^e.
Grant, D. S. (i2. Brotchie
and Co.)
Claremont Crescent.
12 Mackenzie, A. K.
13 Berry, Mrs
14 Borthwick, Jas. accountant
15 Biggar, Walter
16 Black, Rev. Dr Alexander
17 Balfour, Robert, accountant
18 Dun, A. C.
19 Adam, A. F., W.S.
19 Adam, James, S.S.C.
20 Gordon, Captain Charles
21 Laurie, Robert, merchant
22 Richardson, James
22 Richardson, Peter, merchant
23 Thomson, Miss
23 Harvey, Thomas
Claremont Park.
Robertson, Robert,accountant
Scott, Jas. ( Wight ^ Scott)
Wight, Rob. {Wight §• Scott)
Lewis, Rev. James
Waddell, James
Waddell, Peter
Wood, Chris, jun. merchant
Stegmann, C.
Cook, Robt. shipmaster
Russell, Wm. wine meithant
Warwick, W. ( PF. ^ Baillie)
Claremont Place.
1 Noble, James, grocer
1 Dickson, A. J., S.S.C.
1 Ramsay, James, writer
1 Hutchison, John, writer
1 M'Laren, John, shoemaker
2 Scott, Mrs, baker
2 Baldwin, Mrs B. M.
Claremont Streetj E.
45 Somner, Mrs
43 M'Dowell, James
43 Bell, Mrs James
43 Dickson, Mrs
43 Swanson, William
41 M'Kay, John
41 Nicholson, Mrs
41 Laing, Mrs
41 Sutherland, Mrs
39 Dickson, Mrs A.
37 Johnstone, Major P.
35 Clark, Robert
35 Halket, Samuel
35 Tweedie, Thomas
33 M'Gibbon, Charles, builder
33 Pattison, W; J.
31 Johnstone, Miss
29 Hunter, James
27 Watson, Miss
27 Betts, James
27 Kirkwood, Rev. James
25 Stewart, J. L. landsc. painter
25 young, Thomas (G. P.-O.)
25 Young, Robert
25 Chisholm, Robert
23 Mitchell, F. G. merchant
21 Gordon, John '
19 Thomson, D. J.
1 7 Hughes, Herbert Jones
15 Troup, James
13 Brodie, C. M.
11 Watt, Mrs Thomas
9 Greenfield, James
7 Logan, Mrs
5 Gi-ey, Rev. Dr
3 Ross, Donald
I Murray, John, jun., S.S.C.
Claremont Street, W.
1 Patteson, JIatthew
1 AValker, William, writer
1 Warwick, William
1 Affleck, George, hosier
2 Anderson, Mrs Patrick
3 Lockhart, Mrs Elizabeth
4 Macaulay, 3Iiss
4 Paton, Miss Janet
6 Maclaurin, J. {B. L. Co.)
G Maclaurin, Mrs
6 Brown, Miss
6 Craig, Miss
6 Wood, Mrs
7 Walker, Miss A
8 Halliday, Lady
9 Henderson, Andrew
9 Gilman, Mrs
9 Tapp, Andrew
9 Murray, El)enezer
10 Grogan, William
Clarence Street.
3 Kinnear, Mrs Thomas
5 Barnetson, Alexander
5 Inglis, Miss
5 Middleton, David
5 Stewart, Mrs
7 Shaw, Mrs Dr
9 Crlchton, Mrs Colonel
11 Philip, W. T. accountant
11 Duncan, James
11 Sanders, William
11 Fraser, Mrs
13 Hardie, Mrs, ladies' nurse
17 Spence, Mrs
17 Kay, Miss
27 Smith, Mrs
29 Hickman, William
29 Cameron, W. H.
29 Thom, Rev. John
29 Bain, Mrs M., lodgings
29 Whitson, William
29 Finnic, Miss
29 Anderson, Miss
30 Thwaites, W. H., S.S.C.
30 Traquair, James
30 Smyth, Mrs
30 Martin, Miss
30 Stuart, William S., S.S.C.
28 Husband, Wm., M.D.
24 M'Laren, Mrs
24 Orme, Miss
22 Alexander, James
18 Morgan, Mrs
18 Robertson, Mrs Maria
18 Brown, Thomas J.
14 Anderson, Jas., civil engineer
12 Saunders, Miss C.
12 Howden, Mrs Alexander
12 Fotheringham, Mrs
8 Heddle, M. F., M.D.
6 Strang, Wm. teacher of music
6 Smith, David, writer
6 Swan, William
6 Smith, John, writer
6 Lawrie, Thomas, writer
2 Fi-aser, Alexander
2 Macrae, John, grocer
Clarendon Crescent.
1 Gordon, Francis William
Lockhart
2 Gordon, Mrs H.
3 Kinnear, Mrs James
4 Karley, Captain A., R.N.
6 Blackwood, Wm.(r. 4" J./i.)
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6 Macdougall, Patrick. C, pro-
fessor
7 Bannerman, Jas., D.D., pro-
fessor, New College
8 Lyali, Robert
9 Wood, Mrs Captain
10 Warden, William
1 1 Stewart, C. and D.
12 Gordon, E. M.
13 Dickson, Mrs Dr
14 Cumine, Captain George
15 Dodson, Rev. John
16 Carnie, Charles
17 White, George T.
18 Murray, Mrs John
19 Hagart, James V.
20 Kelland, Professor
21 Levy, M. A.
22 Oliphant, Mrs
Clearbarn; IVewingrton.
Maclachlan {M'L. ^ Steicart)
Clerk Street.
1 Anderson, James, printer
1 M'Gowen, A.
1 Hall, Miss, dressmaker
1 Farquharson, Mrs
3 Hall, John
6 Mackenzie, W. bookseller
5 Burt, George E. agent
7 Durward, Andrew
13 Simpson, R. D.
15 Knox, Miss
15 Taylor and Son
17 Stobie, William
23 Beatson, James
23 Scrymgeour, Miss K.
29 Brown, David, grocer
31 Ballantyne, James, merchant
31 Mutter, Miss
31 Brown, Mr
35 Pringle, Alexander
Gifford Park intersects.
37 Scoon, Kenneth, baker
41 Montgomery, Alexander
41 Houston, Mrs
41 Young, Mrs
41 Tait, James
43 Fisher, Mrs, colour shop
45 Cockbum, James
51 Tully, Mrs Helen
51 Swanson, Misses E. and S.
51 Waters, Mrs
53 Rennie, F.
55 Finlay, Walter, baker
59 Small, William
61 Ferguson, John
61 Crawford, AV. (il/. and C.)
63 Receiving Office for F. & W.
C. Hay, dyers. — See Adv.
65 Chalmers, George, saddler
71 Wilson, Mrs J.
71 Glen, Mrs
71 Ireland, Thomas, agent
73 Young, Alexander, painter
77 Liddell, William, wright
Montagu Street intersects.
58 Pirrct, James
52 Souter, Peter
46 Fairgrieve, T. druggist
Rankeillor Street intersects.
44 Taylor, James, flesher
42 Ballantyne, James, baker
40 Craig, James
38 Gunn, Mrs William
34 Robertson, Robert
34 Horsburgh, James
34 Morrison, William
32 Laidlaw, Misses
30 Cowan, Geo., M.D. surgeon
28 Grieve, James
26 Thomson, Mrs, draper
24 Brown, Mrs Elizabeth
24 Gray, Mrs G.
24 Hart, Misses J. and Agnes
18 Tvu'ner, Peter, victual dealer
16 Penman, James, cattle agent
14 Rogerson, Mrs
12 Richmond, J. and Co.
8 Milne, Peter, baker
6 Cameron, James A.
4 Wigham, Misses
2 M'Kay, James
Clerk iStreetj South.
66 Wilson, Robert, and Son
84 Porteous, A. coal merchant
72 Biggar, J. cabinetmaker
74 Herbert, Philip
74 Tennent, T. M. & Co.
76 Alexander, W. & Co.
78 Tunny, James G.
78 Lamb, J. & T.
79 Smith, William
31 Lister, Richard
25 TurnbuU, J. builder
27 Boyd, Miss
27 Henderson, Thomas, M.D.,
E.LC.S.
27 Anderson, Alexander
27 Henderson, John, jun.
Luiton Place intersects.
M'Ewin & Son, sculptors
47 Martin & M'Lean's Dispen-
sary
49 Douglas, D. (B. and Baird)
54 Paterson, James (Geo. P.
and Son)
54 Murray, Alexander
54 Sadler, William
54 Hope, William
52 Middlemass, A. provision
merchant
50 Hay, John, china merchant
48 Guthrie and Paterson, Misses,
milliners
46 Sutherland, W. jeweller
46 Carter, Mrs
44 Middlemass, Mrs E. victual
dealer
42 Alexander, Robert, butcher,
&c.
Clyde Street.
1 Moon, D. billiard - table
maker
3 Mackenzie, Alex, tailor
11 Stewart, Mrs, spirit dealer
13 Jack, Andrew, printer
15 Miller, Mrs
15 Black, Andrew
15 Eraser, James, carrier
17 Cuningliam & Co. wine
merchants
21 Fletcher, Peter
23 Wilding, Wm. engraver
25 Cormack, Jolin
27 Wood, Jas. & Co. leech and
sponge dealers
27 Muir, J. writer
27 Mason, Mrs
28 Downie, John, spirit dealer
26 M'Glashan and Wilding, en-
gravers
16 Nicol, Misses, dressmakers
14 Grant, Alexander, commer-
cial agent
10 Scott, James, cabinetmaker
8 Dick, Wm. veterinary surg.
8 Barlow, J. veterinary surg.
8 Worthington, Wm. veteri-
nary surgeon
Clyde Street I^ane.
Finlay, Wm. bank messenger
Carfrae, A. bank messenger
Smith, E. J.
Coal HiU.
2 Henderson, A. & Co. printers
3 MuiTay, Robt. coal merchant
3 Northern Coal Mining Co.
5 Main, Thomas, hairdresser
7 Murray, John, fishcurer
11 Guthrie, Mich, spirit mercht.
12 Brash, David, wine merchant
14 Stewart, Wm. spirit dealer
16 Pantou, Robt. spirit mercht.
Coates Crescent.
1 Farquharson, Miss
2 Falconer, Miss
3 Paterson, George, advocate
3 Paterson, Mrs
4 Inglis, H. Maxwell, W.S.
4 Liglis, Mrs
5 Blackwood, Captain William
6 Jackson, E. J.
7 Hay, Misses Dalrymple
8 Lambe, A. J.
9 Fergusson, Miss
10 Dunsmure, Major
11 Maxwell, Mrs A. H.
12 Macpherson, Mrs
13 Seton, George, advocate
13 Seton, Mrs
14 Barclav, JLnjor P.
15 Tod, Mrs Tliomas
16 Richardson, James, mercht.
17 Cunningham, Alexander
18 Dinican, W. James, banker
19 Aytoun, Mrs, of Purin
20 Anderson, Mrs
21 Farquhar, A., W.S.
22 Irvine, A. F. advocate
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Coates Hall.
Napier, George, advocate, and
sheriff of Peebles -shire
Coates House, East.
Feams, Miss
Coates Hoose, §outh.
Macd onfall, Mrs
Coates Place.
Shaw, Jas. boatbuilder
Redpath, Peter, flesher
Bain, Thomas, cabinetmaker
Dickson, Miss, dressmaker
Ritchie, James, sculptor
Baird, Wm. plasterer
Coatfield liane.
2 Gordon, James, agent
2 Gordon, A. R. merchant
2 Spanish consul
2 Thompson, Wm. and Co.
3 Turnbull, Robert, session-
clerk
6 Paxton, John, spirit dealer
10 Lamb, William, wright
21 M'Donald, Thos. spirit dealer
30 Dunlop, James U. merchant
30 Dalgety, Charles, merchant
31 Laurie, John, teacher
33 Marshall, James, plasterer
Cobnrg; Street.
2 Moffat, Mrs Alex, dairy
5 Galloway, Alex, shipmaster
6 Knight, Mrs, grocer
7 Martin, John, surgeon
8 Ferguson, J. and A.
12 Kinghorn, James, wright
20 Andrews, Wm.
21 Scotland, D. & J. grocers, &c.
22 Hampton, Wm. fishcurer
23 Schultze, Alex, and Co.
College.
Lee, Very Rev. Principal
Barrowman, A. D. janitor
Colleg;e Street, IVorth.
1 Noble, James, tavern
5 M'Intosh, James, bookseller
6 Bow and Swan
7 Pairman, William, provision
merchant
8 Paton, Hugh, printer
10 Hay, John, plasterer
11 Donaldson, Colin
Colleg^e Streets South.
1 Nisbet, Wm. J. dniggist
2 Gibbs, H. shoemaker
3 Gordon, Wm. spirit dealer
5 Blackie and Son, publishers
5 Harrison, John, agent
. 5 Smart, Alexander, piinter
5 Douglas, George
6 M'Kenzie, F. spirit dealer
7 Henderson, Mrs William
0 Gay, Robert, fishmonger
10 Moffat and Thomson
10 Scott, W. vegetable-pill ware-
house
10 Raeburn, Wm. merchant
1 1 Young, Mrs Walter
College Street Chapel.
12 Anderson, Wm. baker
13 Brown, A. bookseller
14 Dewar, Andrew, shoemaker
15 Naismith, Mrs T.
15 Miller, Mrs, ladies' nurse
15 Hutton, David, clothier and
tailor
15 Sutherland, John, builder
15 M'Gibbon, John, clothier
15 JI'Kaj', Henry, tailor
15 Croal, Robert
16 Finlay, George, coach-hirer
17 Muir, James S.
15 Brown, Miss Elizabeth
19 M'Lean, Mrs, repository
20 Tait, Thomas, grocer
21 Robertson, D. music teacher
23 Hunter, Mrs F. grocer
€oUeg;e Street, West.
1 Aitken, Robert, tea merchant
2 Weston, John, bookseller
Colleg;e "Wynd.
16 Caskey, Wm. spirit dealer
36 Butler, Robt. spirit dealer
27 Lazzaroni, Anthony
27 Neilson, George, smith
Paton, Hugh, wright
CoItbridg;e Hoase.
Pape, George
Coltbridg^e Road.
Tweedie, Col. W. Coates villa
Hutton, J. Victoria villa
Drybrough, Jno. Windsor villa
Drybrough, Mrs, Windsor villa
Coltbridge.
Lawrie, William, millmaster
Comely Bank.
4 Birkmyre, Rev. John, D.D.
5 Kilgour, Thos. W.
6 Locke, Mrs
7 M'Farlane, John
8 Brown, Rev. Thomas
9 Mitchell, iMiss
11 Ross, Mrs '
12 Merry, Dr
13 Duncan, Mrs Thomas
14 Bremner, Andrew
15 Turnbull, Mrs Andrew
16 Cruickshank, Edward
16 Hartman, C. F.
16 Dingwall, R.
18 Torrance, George
19 M'Alpin, Mrs James
20 Thomson, John
21 Alexander, William
Comely Bank Crarden.
Cunningham, Eraser, and Co.
florists
Grant, Arch, writer, Comely
bank villas
Haddow, Thomas, dairy ■
Lawrie, F. H., W.S., Avenue
villas
Comely Gardens.
Duncan, Henry
Comely Cfreen Cresc.
1 M'Rae, John, M.D.
2 Hardie, John, merchant
3 Muckle, Mrs A.
3Muckle, Wm. {G.P.-O.)
3 Novice, George Wm. artist
4 Burns, John
Comely Careen Honse.
Cormack, D. ironmonger
Cormack, John
Comely Careen Place.
1 Shaldan, Robt.
3 Harkness,Thos.B.((?.P.-0.)
3 Cowan, William
4 Bruce, James
5 Ogilvie, Lieutenant
6 Beattie, Peter
6 Murray, Miss Jane
6 Robertson, James
6 Braidwood, blisses
6 Hislop, Rev. George
7 Blackwood, William
8 Lumsdaine, AVilliam
8 Lumsdaine, Miss
8 Manuel, John, brewer
8 Reid, Mrs
10 Kay, Mrs Beatrice
1 0 Jamieson, Mrs
11 Marshall, Geora:e
12 Haldane, Mrs W. C.
13 Foote, William
Commercial Place.
Custom-House
Crichton, Alex, housekeeper
Inland Revenue Office
Shore Dues' Office
Dock Commissioners'' Office
3, 4 Dawson, Wm. merchant
7 Kay, AVm. ship chandler
18 Lawerson, W. H. spirit dealer
11 Ferguson, Thos. ciiina dealer
Sandport Street intersects.
12 Gavin, P. & Son, sailmakers
13 Boyne, James, hatter
14 Wilson, Jastrau, ship agents
14 Larnach, Alex, tavern
14 Wright, Robert, baker
14 Lind, Andrew, jun. tailor
15 Black, John, and Son, tailors
16, 17 Bolton and Co. ship. chan.
19 Torry, John, agent
20 Calder, William, sailmaker
22 Simpson and Rouden, com
merchants
22 Robson, James, merchant
23 Rose, Lauchlan, jun. agent
25 Green, Charles, agent
210 Con
EDINBUEQH AND LEITH
Cow
29 Cochrane, J. mast and block
maker
29 Ness, Thomas, smith
31 Harlow, Alexander, nailer
31 Robertson, A. cork manufac.
36 Ireland, Charles, smith
36 Scott, A. seaman's hatmaker
Constitution St. lieith.
4 Young, G. and Co. merchants
6 Wauchope, Moodie, and Hope
6 Hope, John David
9 M'Laren, D. and Co. merchs.
10 Wilson, Francis W. banker
11 Berry, James, saddler
12 Kyle, J. and Son, bootmakers
13 Boyce, Mrs J. spirit dealer
14 Handyside, Peter
14 White, Adam & Co. merchs.
15 Douglas, J. waggoner
15 Buchan, Wm. corkcutter
17 Dudgeon, J. and Co. merchts.
17 Story, John, merchant
18 Lindsay, James, of Feddinch
19 Combe, Ree, & Co. merchts.
20 Cochrane, Paterson, and Co.
merchants
22 Laird and Banks, salt merch.
23 Robertson, Thos. merchant
24 Commercial Bank of Scot-
land
24 Mowbray, Robt. jun. agent
25 Robinows and Slajoribanks,
merchants
26 Maxwell, Marshall, and Co.
28 Thom, David, and Co. mer-
chants
28 Nelson, Jlrs George
28 Grant, James
29 Allison and Cowan, com
merchants
31 Begbie, Peter, coal merchant
32 Dishington, Thos. and Co.
merchants
32 Somerville, A. mcrcliant
33 Canongate and Leith Lodge
34 Stegmann, Westonholtz, &
Co.
34 Marshall, John, merchant
35 Macpherson, Jas. plumber
36 Bank of Scotland
37 Dickson, James, merchant
37 Gardner, Mrs AVilliam
38 Anderson, AVilliam, mercht.
39 Anderson, John, dairy
46 Bruce, William
47 Laurie, Mrs
47 Lindsay, George
47 Kay, John, teacher
48 Robertson, James
48 Watson, L. merchant
53 Harper, James P., M.D.
64 Beda, A. W. agent
57 Thomson, James, smith
59 Crawford, John
59 Burnett, Mrs H. lodgings
59 Galloway, James, collector
59 Crawford, John, grocer
59 Greig, John, baker
61 Macfarlane, A. com factor
62 Bell, Rannie, and Co.
63 Watt, R. (Bell, Rannie, and
Co.)
68 Gillespie, John, M.D.
68 Gillespie, William
69 Somerville, John, merchant
72 Taylor, Walker, and Co.
72 Tod, James B. merchant
73 Miller, Mrs William
73 Warrick, Jlrs
74 Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
76 Graham, iMrs William
76 Walker, James, teacher
76 Thomson, Misses
78 Harlow, D. wright
81 Redpath, Brown, & Co.
82 St Jameses Chapel
86 Don, John, wright
86 Marshall and Sutherland
87 Campbell, Duncan, merchant
88 Kidd, John, merchant
89 Young, Archibald, merchant
90 Miller, James
! 91 Morrison, Mark, merchant
I 92 Miller, James, & Sons
! 93 Marshall, AVilliam
96 Gallic, Laird, & Co.
97 Haddon, Robert, painter
98 Kay, John, teacher
99 M'Pherson, Jas. plumber
101 Hume & Melville, plumbers
102 Ford, Wm. & Sons, merchts.
103 Meek, Thos. & Co. merchts.
104 Mackinlay and Co.
106 Bruce and Kerr, merchants
107 The Town Hall
Anderson, AVm. town-clerk
110 Collector's Office
110 Walker, William, collector
112 5'i Johi's Church
113 Laurie, John, teacher
115 Edinburgh gas light compy.
1 16 Leith Public Library
117 Campbell, T. B. and Co.
merchants
118 Laurie, Robert
119 Wren, George, agent
120 Murdoch and Boyd, S.S.C.
122 Stewart, Ledingham, & Co.
123 Snody, Andrew, S.S.C.
123 Leith, John, solicitor
124 Lindsay, Wm. S.S C.
127 Berry, Henderson, and Co.
128 Poist Office
128 Tainsh, James, Post Office
128 Rotterdam & Leith steam-
ship office
128 Macgregor, D.R. agent
128 Neill, Heerup, & Co. mer-
chants
128 Smith, James
129 Henderson, D. W. merchant
129 Tayson, P. merchant
129 M'Leod, N. & Co. merchts.
129 Robertson & Hope, meroiits.
129 French, John, merchant
129 Menzies, Mrs, reading-roomi
129 Thomson, William, and Co.
130 Leith Reading-rooms |
132 Scougall, Ellis, and Co. \
133 Balfour, John, and Co.
135 Rennie, Brothers, agents
138 Taylor, Bruce, and Co. mer-
chants
Cooper Street.
1 Webster, J. pavement merch.
1 Shierlaw, G. and Co. grticera
1 Moffat, Andrew, flesher
2 Menzies, Thomas
2 Marshall, James
2 Fotheringham, George
6 Henderson, William, junior,
bootmaker
9 Scott, Thos. spirit dealer
10 Stewart, James, baker
11 Swanson, Donald, shipmaster
13 Prentice, Mrs T. grocer
14 Smail, John, grocer
20 Mason, Alexander, baker
21 Adlard, Henry
21 Dick, James, clerk
22 Hood, Alex, wine merchant
31 Jones, Listen, grocer
32 Tait, John, dairy
33 Duff, John, spirit dealer
36 Cunningham, A. grocer
37 Walker, William
37 Allison, James
47 Wilkie, Mrs Alexander
47 Milner, Robert
47 Wilkie, James, builder
4 Robertson, Jas. spirit deal
Cowan's Close.
Ritchie, Robert and Son
Kitchen, John, slater
Cowg^ate.
11 Beattie, John, tobacconist
15 Palmer, Thos. victual dealer
17 Young, W. and D. merchts.
19 Edinburgh and London
Baking Company.
25 Gilbert, Peter, spirit dealer
Magdalene Chapel.
31 Lindsay and Son
39 Gordon, Wm. spirit dealer
49 Aitchison, John, grocer
57 Thomson, J. furniture dealer
63 Dods, J. and R.
79 Taylor, Donald, wood mer-
chant
113 Mackinnan, A. and J. spirit
dealers
114 Laidlaw, D. cowfeeder
115 Forrest, John, spirit dealer
135 Ross, Alexander, giocer
139 Barker, Barnard, broker
145 Campbell and Co. brewers
157 Bain, Mrs, broker
161 Lynch, Mrs C. broker
167 Morren, M. broker
169 Thick, Mrs, broker
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173 Thomson, Wm. grocer
177 Sibbald, Alex, flesher
Horse Wynd intersects.
205 Gillon, James, spirit dealer
College Wynd intersects.
207 Blackie, John, wine mercht.
209 Drysdale, G. H. victualler
215 Farquharson, F. confectioner
233 Patterson, Wm. boot maker
237 Scott, John, cabinetmaker
239 German, Nathaniel, furni-
ture dealer
245 Raeburn, John, broker
249 M'Glashan, Ralph, cabinet-
maker
251 Thomson, Andrew, furniture
dealer
S. Niddry Street intersects.
253 Burnet, A. cabinetmaker
259 Milne, D. leather merchant
263 Smellie and Jeffrey, grocers
269 Smith, Mrs, provision store
285 Lynch, T. spirit dealer
291 Croal, D. cabinetmaker
299 M'Fie, Mrs Patrick, provi-
sion store
305 Duffy, Phillip, broker
317 Lumsdane, J. spirit dealer
329 Hossack, D. grocer
347 Birrel, Wm. cabinetmaker
351 George Heriot's School
351 Anderson, R. teacher
270 Finlay, Wm. cabinetmaker
262 Lascelles, Andrew, broker
260 Cowgate Chapel
258 Ainsiie, John, broker
244 Allan, D. spirit dealer
242 M'Donald, Ronald, broker
240 Jeffrey, E. broker
240 CroU, David, cabinet maker
234 O'Connor, B. spirit dealer
232 Thomson, John, grocer
226 Younger, Thomas
220 Herdman, John, baker
220 M'Laren, J. spirit dealer
218 Leckie, R. broker
216 Leekie, John, spiiit dealer
210 Murray, Daniel, broker
Blair Street intersects.
206 Goulding, Wm. spirit dealer
204 Weir, Robert, grocer
190 Bee, D. victual dealer
188 Connell, John, spirit dealer
186 Glen, D. furniture wareho.
184 Lazzaroni, An. spirit dealer
174 Mount, Hugh
172 Barker, Pat. furniture dealer
164 Hunter, Wm. broker
160 Heron, James, grocer
156 O'Donnell and Co. brokers
154 Drysdale, Geo. H.
152 Oliver, William, grocer
146 Kerr, J. grocer
142 Flannigan, M. pawnbroker
136 Johnston, Patrick, broker
128 Goulding, James, broker
110 Hughes, Patrick, broker
106 Toshach, J as. spirit dealer
70 Goskirk, Alex, and Sons
68 Murray, Thomas, broker
60 Hume, Jn. wood merchant
54 Auld and Co. shoemakers
32 Danks and Swan
30 Barr, Wm. spirit dealer
22 M'Ewing, Robert, baker
20 Veitch, James, innkeeper
16 Malcolm, William, painter
12 Dickson, William, grocer
8 Menzies, John, pawnbroker
6 Beaton, Dun, victual dealer
4 Fiddes, Wm. spirit dealer
2 Murphy, Miss
Craigr's Close.
Mackie, Mrs John
Wallace, Wm. clerk
Stewart, Jas. spirit dealer
Cameron, J. and Son
Stevenson, Jas. bookbinder
Stevenson, Mrs, cook
Craigrentinny Houge.
Marsh, Miss
Craig:ie Terrace.
1 French, John, D.D.
2 Gray, John, manufacturer
3 Millar, Mrs
Stewart, Thomas
Craig^side House.
Sutherland, Robert
Rennie, Archibald
Robertson, Alexander
Craig^side Place.
5 Aitken, Mrs
5 M'Kenzie, Mrs
5 Watters, Ebenezer
10 Bell, John, writer
Cromwell j^treet.
3 Kinghorn, Mrs
14 Campbell, Rob. spirit dealer
Crig;hton §»treet.
3 M'Leod, Mrs
5 Campbell, Mrs, sick nurse
7 Purves, Wm. clerk
7 Young, Mrs George
9 Johnstone, P. T. writer
9 Greenfield, John
9 Snodgrass, Mrs James
2 Simpson, John, bootmaker
2 Bonar, David, tailor
2 Smith, Miss
2 White, Geo. letter-carrier
2 Burnside, John
Croft-an-Rig;h.
Halliday, Walter, smith
M'Kay, D. spirit dealer
Brydon, J. merchant
Cameron, Wm. printer
Younger, Robert, brewer, St
Ann's
Fraser, Rev. R.W., Croft-an-
Righ house
Grandison, Wm., St Ann's
lodge
Crosscansey.
1 Drysdale, John, baker
3 Pringle, J. spirit dealer
9 Mitchell, D. shoemaker
21 Miller, James, agent
25 Crawford, N. leather-cutter
43 Stirling, Mrs Agnes
47 M'lntosh, Andrew, cooper
55 Fotheringham, Mrs
92 Torrence, John, coal mercht.
94 Rutherford, William, victual
dealer
86 Porteous, G. victual dealer
84 Tweedie, John
82 Smellie, Henry, grocer
78 Grant, R. spirit dealer
58 Alexander, Andrew, baker
56 Robb, Mrs
54 Steven, Robert
50 Stirling, W. spirit merchant
48 Mitchell, G. candlemaker
44 Pretsell, James
42 Lennox, Jas. spirit dealer
38 White, Alex, baker
26 Smith, D. plumb. & gasfitter
24 Rogers, David, dyer
18 Spence, James, smith
14 Forrest, Thomas, smith
8 Thomson, Robert, baker
2 Lewis, William
2 Simpson, Robert
Crown Street.
1 Bogue, Miss
2 Parker, M. & Co. oil merchts.
3 Primrose, John, coal mercht.
5 ^Yatt, Peter
Cumberland liane, E.
Ferguson, P. chimney-sweep
Robertson, A. joiner
Cumberland Street.
1 Dixon, W. and J. butchers
3 Duncan, Mrs, grocer
23 M'Donald, J. accountant
25 Boreham, James
25 Robertson, Thomas
25 Watson, Mrs
27 Peters, Alexander
29 Brown, Lieut. -CoL Lawrence
31 Cooper, Edward A. printer
31 Black, Thomas
31 Paterson, David
31 Stewart, Donald
33 M'Cheyne, Mrs
35 Mitchell, E.
37 Roy, Mrs, victual dealer
.39 M'Farlane,Mrs, spirit mercht.
43 Reid, John, baker
45 Rae, Francis, grocer
47 West, Misses, dressmakers
47 Edmond, Mrs, lodgings
47 Lawson, Miss
51 Lumsden, Miss
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53 Johnston, James
55 Menzies, Archibald
65 Glcndinning, Miss, lodgings
57 Campbell, Mrs
57 Paterson, Henry
59 Goldie, John
59 Ross, James, photographer
61 Paris, Mrs, grocer
63 M'Credie, Miss
65 Robertson, Miss Ann
65 Stevenson, William
65 Watson, Mrs
65 Russell, George
65 Strachan, William
67 Hislop, Robert {G. P.-O.)
67 Lawson, Miss
67 Duncan, Thomas
67 Cathels, Miss
69 Ramsay, John
71 Borrowman, J. lodgings
71 M'Leod, Wm. tailor
71 Hill, Mrs John
71 Inglis, Mrs E. lodgings
73 Sangster, Andrew
72 Luke, James
70 Colquhoun, Peter, grocer
68 Allen, Alfred
66 Fowler, W. tailor
66 Robertson, James, baker
62 Disher, Robert
62 Anderson, Letham
60 Pattison, Misses
60 Mowbray, 5Irs, lodgings
60 JI'Queen, John
58 Moffat, Thomas
56 Bowie, Henry
56 Calder, Mrs
56 Cousin, John, builder
54 Pringle, Miss W.
52 M'Kiulay, Mrs Janet
50 M'Pherson, Charles
50 M'Pherson, Mrs
50 Gibson, Mrs A.
50 Kinnis, Mrs, ladies' nurse
50 Stalker, Jlrs
48 M'Minn, Francis
46 Traefitt, W.
44 Allan, George
44 Nicolson, John, lodgings
44 Smith, Thomas, lodgings
42 Brown, Alexander
42 Niven, Archibald, daiiy
40 Scott, James, shoemaker
40 Pearson, David
38 Nasmyth and Richardson,
dressmakers
38 Chalmers, Margaret
Pitt Street intersects.
36 Berry, Jlrs
34 Edgar, James
34 Peattie, John, grocer
32 Wood, Mrs
32 Rennie, Peter, joiner
SO Christie, Alexander
30 Duncan, Mrs, dressmaker
28 Millar, William, writer
26 Hume, Mrs Geo. lodgings
26 Pinkerton, Mrs John
Davie Street Chapel
26 Kennedy, Angus
26 Hislop,Mr3 Stephen, lodgings
24 Grant, Mrs
24 Cameron, Peter, tailor
20 Macphail, Myles
20 Cameron, Mrs
20 Hay, William B. writer
20 Trotter, Mrs, lodgings
18 Shepherd, Mrs
18 Petrie, James, shoemaker
16 Parlane, Miss, lodgings
16 Colthard, John, dairy
14 Corbett, Mrs Jane
14 Gow, John
14 Robertson, Mrs J. lodgings
14 Ogilvie, Robert, W. S.
12 Cornet, Mrs, lodgings
10 Stevenson, J. builder
8 Rule, Thomas
8 Scott, John
8 Fielding, Misses
8 Ewart, John, builder
6 Monro, Jliss, dressmaker
2 Rae, George, joiner
Dalkeith Road.
Sessional School.
Hume, Alex, innkeeper, Old
Gibbet toll
Ronaldson, Wm. grocer, Bel-
leville
Brown, Rev. John, D.D.
Arthur lodge
Balfour, Mrs. Wm. Salisbury
green cottage
Cunyngham, H. L. Dick,
Salisbury green
Stark, j\Iiss, Salisbury green
Craigie Terrace intersects.
Young and Mackay, Newing-
ton gardens
Oliver, Mrs Thomas, New-
ington lodge
Mood, John, Rosehall
Fullarton, Mrs A.
Johnston, Alex. Keith (March
hall;
Dairy House.
Walker, James, advocate
Dairy I^ane.
Ryrie, Alexander, gardener
Fleming, Thomas, gardener
Milne, Chalmers, gardener
Wallace, W. Wester Dairy
Cochrane, Henry, assistant
superintendant
Dairy Mills.
Thomson, David and Son
Thomson, James, farmer
Dalrymple Place.
7 Wilson, William
15 Gleadliill, Benjamin
Danube Street.
1 Mackenzie, Captain Alex.
1 Heron, John, {Royal Bank)
3 Home, Miss
5 Murray, Mrs Patrick
9 Adams, John, S.S.C.
11 Mackay, John
15 Smith, Miss
17 Lightbody, J. staff- surgeon
19 Somerville, Thomas
21 M'Kay, James T.
23 Mitchell, Mrs
38 Stormonth, Miss
38 Canaan, David, D.D.
34 Allan, George
32 Ritchie, Leitch
30 Morgan, Mrs
28 Bailey, William
24 Jones, George
20 Henderson, Andrew
16 Sim, John
14 More, Alexander
12 Crichton, Mrs
8 Lang, Mrs William
6 Innes, Mrs Thomas
4 Livingston, John, S.S.C.
2 Watson, A. (B. of Scotland)
2 Watson, Walter
Darling^'s Brae.
Moffat, W, Wright and factor
5 Moffat, William, jun.
Darling:'^ Building^s.
2 Campbell, A. C.
2 Goalen, David, R.N.
3 Lauder, William
3 Macnab, James, writer
Darna^tray Street.
1 Blackwood, Miss
1 Macfarlane, Wardlaw
1 M'Farlane, W. H.
1 Lawrance, William
3 Balfour, Geo. E. advocate
5 Monro, George, advocate
7 Bell, Dandeson, C.
9 Wood, AVilliam, surgeon
9 Wood, Andrew, M.D.
11 Lamond,Jas. S.S.C. and N.P.
11 Hughson, A.D.
11 Macfarlane, Thomas, writer
12 Taylor, David
12 Pearson, Miss
12 Tunnock, Matthew, writer
10 Sprot, John
8 M'Briar, D.J., S.S.C.
6 Hill, J. M.
2 Welsh, ilisses
2 Dunlop, Misses
2 Christie, Mrs
DaTie Street.
3 Donaldson, A. plasterer
3 Johnston, William, agent
3 Lawrie, R. paper hanger
5 Denham, George, baker
9 Jack, James, agent
9 Lennie, P. agent
9 I\I'Laren, Thomas, wright
11 Proudfoot, Robert
11 Tliomson, John, shoemaker
6 Dun, Robert, teacher
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Rhind, Charles
Uean.
Trinity Chapel
Horsburgh, Thos. gardener
Lockhart, William, gardener
Elder, Lewis, spirit dealer
Robb, John, builder, Cottage
The Dean Church
Cuthbertsou, William
Dean Bank House.
Forbes, Miss Ivlargaret
Dean Bank Institu-
tion.
M'Kean, Miss Janet
Dean Bridg^e.
Brodie, William, sculptor
Dean Park.
Stewart's Hospital
— Barker, lliss, matron
Gibson, Andrew, former
Mackiunon, Charles, Edge-
hill, Dean
Dean Street.
2 Shand, Thomas, spirit dealer
2 Hislop, Alexander
2 Watson, Miss
2 Wilks, John
2 Marshall, A. shoemaker
3 Law, Mrs Ellen
3 Hill, John
6 Howden, Mrs
5 Logan, John, watchmaker
8 Inglis, William S.
9 Shearer, J. surveyor
10 Anderson, R. music-seller
11 Davidson, Rev. Peter
12 Smith, Walter
15 Leitch, Tiiomas, tailor
17 Dick, William, grocer
18 Vallance, William, baker
20 Cunningham, A. J. shoemak.
22 Watt, James, spirit dealer
25 Elder, George, grocer
27 Cockburn, R. L. baker
28 Hutchison, Mary, dressmaker
28 Wilkie, Mrs, grocer
28 Hutchison, J. bootmaker
6 Grieve, William
6 Irvine, Miss E.
2 Martin, Wm. victual dealer
1 Smith, Mrs, ladies' nurse
1 Mathison, T. spirit dealer
Dean Street Chapel
Dean Street School
Dean Terrace.
1 Macintosh, Blrs
3 Ross, Mrs, of Invercai'ron
4 Scott, Wm. M.D., F.R.C.S.E,
5 Rhind, Miss
C Bell, Mrs
11 Ker, Charles M.
12 Wilson, David, M.D.
13 Sword, James
14 Dickie, Miss
15 Carter, Mrs
16 Rogers, John, S.S.C.
17 Gillies, Rev. Francis
1^ Webster, James
19 Murray, Miss
20 M'Morland, Rev. Peter
21 Cuthbertson, Miss
22 Rutherford, Mrs John
Dean Terrace^, Upper.
2 Kemp, T. Lindley, M.D,
3 Stewart, James
4 Ker, Miss
5 Gould, John
6 Bennet, Mi's
Deanhaug:h Street.
2 Dunbar, Mrs G.
4 Jamieson, Robert, druggist
5 Dodds, John
5 Helton, Mrs
6 M'Cann, James, stationer
7 Bruce, D. flesher
9 Girdwood, David
12 Purves, Alexander, smith
Fleming, Mrs, cook
Dewar Place.
2 Roy, James, lodgings
3 Veitch, Andrew, teacher
4 Grieve, Andrew
5 Hendrie, Miss
6 Thomson, John
7 Roger, W. miniature painter
10 Robison, Mrs
Dick's Place^ €[rang:e
Dowell, James (Z). i^- i.)
Thomson, Dr David, R.N,
Leadbetter, Charles
Kay, Thomas
Touch, Mrs, Ashbury villa
Dickson's Close.
Balfour, Thos. flax merchant
Morris, Andrew, flax dresser
Dalgleish and Son, cork ma-
nufacturers
Dock Place.
2 Mitchell, John M. Belgian
consul
2 Mitchell, Cadell, & Co. agents
2 Leith and Stirling Packet
Office
2 Fish, Alexander, agent
2 Christiansen, J. and Co.
2 Thurso Shipping Company
Dundee^ Perth, and London
Shipping Company
2 Glasgow and Greenoch
Shipping Office
2 Leven Packet Office
2 Smith, David, and Co. agents
2 Herring Fishery Office
2 Hall, Robert, engineer
3 Christie, A. spirit dealer
5 Henderson, J. spirit dealer
7 Adie, William, spirit dealer
8 Ferguson, R. china dealer
9 Lawrie, Alexander
10 Dennovan, Hemy and Co.
merchants
10 Denovan, Henry, consul
11 Phillip, Charles and Co, mer-
chants
11 Gavin, W. and C. merchants
12 Lind, A. jun. tailor
14 Ross, William
Dock Street.
3 Drysdale, Jas. spirit dealer
4 Duncan, C. & Son, coal mers.
5 Dalrymple, J.
6 Rowell and Stoddart
7 Young, James, cooper
8 Fairgrieve, William, smith
9 Gray, Alexander, wright
10 Mariners'' Church and Sch.
11 Dick, John, spirit dealer
12, 13, 14, 15, 19, Hampton, W.
fishcurer
17-18 Wood, John, gen. mercht.
20-22 Gibson, H. C. and Co,
pliunbers
DockSj Wet.
Turnbull, Salvesen, and Co,
ship brokers
Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde
Shipping Company^s Uf-
Jice
Leith and Rotterdam Steam
Shipping Co.
Gibson, G. and Co. merchts.
Carron Company^s Wareh.
M'Hattie, John, agent
Falconer, J. shipping agent
Tennent & Dick, com. agents
Ramsay, J. wine merchant
Harbour Work Office
Davidson, Eben. shipbroker
Helmsdale and Leith Ship-
ping Co.
Stenhouse, A. and G. agents
Rose, John T. and Co. ship-
builders
Menzies and Co. shipbuilders
Doune Terrace.
1 Chalmers, Robert
2 Romanes, Robert
3 Hutchison, Misses
4 Turnbull, Jlisses
5 Cockburn, J. wine merchant
6 Harden, R. A.
8 Steuart, James, W.S.
9 M'Kenzie, James, W.S.
9 M'Kenzie, Miss
10 Ferrier, Miss WaUace
Downie Place.
1 Croley, Wm. druggist
1 Currie, F. spirit dealer
3 Leechman, A. coal merchant
3 Bishop, James
3 Muir, Mrs
3 Conacher, J. and R.
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3 M'Ewau, Mrs J. tea dealer
3 Kerr, Miss G. milliuer, &c.
3 Dodds, Mrs J. D. lodgings
7 Stewart, Miss
8 Gibson, H. teacher of music
8 Kilgour, Jas. classical teacher
8 M'Nab, James
8 Smith, John, coal merchant
9 Tennent, Wm. shoemaker
9 Simpson, Peter, clothier
12 M'Xab, James, grocer and
wine merchp.nt
13 Slight, Alex, road surveyor
13 Meikle, J. canal office
13 Toshach, Robert
14 Rutherford, John, smith
16 Lawrie, Andrew
17 Potts, William, grocer
18 Kinniburgh, D. coal mercht.
18 Brown, John
18 Miller, Mrs N.
19 Cooper, Arch, hairdresser
22 M'Culloch, John, painter
23 Anderson, James, plasterer
23 Gardner, Margaret and Isa-
bella, dressmakers
23 Trail, Andrew, water officer
23 Gardner, Mrs, lodgings
23 Gilroy, Mrs Robt. lodgings
23 Burnett, George
24 M'Gregor, D. spirit dealer
25 Working Men^s Refresh-
ment Rooms
Dramdryan.
Crease and Taylor, brewers
Millons, T. jun.
Ritchie, R. flesher
Dnunmond Place.
1 Boyd, John, jun.
2 Stoddart, J. R., W.S.
3 Campbell, Arthur, W.S.
4 Baird, John W., W.S.
5 Sligo, John, of Carmyle
6 Ponsonby, Mrs, boarding-sch.
7 Patten, John, W.S.
8 Forrester, John, W.S.
9 Landale, Robert, S.S.C.
10 Sprott, Thomas, W.S.
10 Wordie, J. W., S.S.C.
Nelson Street intersects.
11 Burness, James, S.S.C.
11 Burness, WilHam, printer
12 Robertson, Rev. William
13 Scott, Andrew, W.S.
14 Spens, Mrs Dr
15 Douglas, J. B., W.S.
Great King Street intersects.
16 Robertson, Mrs William
17 Douglas, Christopher, W.S.
18 Leishman, John, W.S.
19 Carnegy, Robert, M.D.
20 Baird, Mrs W. G.
20 Mayne, Miss
20 Pow, James, surgeon
Duncan Street intersects.
21 Paterson, A. merchant
22 Roy, Mrs, of Nenthorn
23 Hall, Lieut. -Col.
24 Cowan, James G.
25 Cook, Walter, W.S.
26 Boyd, David, H.E.I.C.S.
27 Dick, John
28 Lothian, Maurice
29 Blackburn, Samuel
30 Grant and Wallace, W.S.
30 Grant, Joseph, W.S.
Scotland Street intersects.
31 Ferguson, Wm. merchant
32 Robertson, Hon. Lord
33 Buchanan, Wm. advocate
33 Buchanan, Wm. accountant
34 Haldane, Mrs
34 Haldane, Dr R.
36 Clark, Robert
London Street intersects.
37 Ellis, A. G., W.S.
37 Robertson, Mrs Major
38 Black, Adam, publisher
39 Grieve, Andrew, W.S.
40 Auld, Hugh
41 Turnbull, Misses
42 Paterson, Mrs
42 M'Kerrell, Mrs
Urammond Court.
Philip, John, spirit dealer
Cameron, J. & P.
Drnmmond Street.
ji 1 Rose, Alex, mineralogist
^ 1 Rose, Misses
J 3 Rutherford, William & Son,
'^ spirit merchants
2 Drysdale, James
2 Nockles, James
2 Lindsay, William
2 Dunnett, William
2 Ewart, William
2 Beenie, Mrs
3 Wightman, J. provision mer.
5 Lyall, George
5 Stevenson, AJlan
5 Isbister, Miss
5 Christie, Peter, printer
5 Dalgleish, D. & Son
6 Montignani, H. G. merchant
7 Brunton, James, tailor
7 Sinclair, William
7 Mackay, Mrs
7 M'Gregor, Mrs
8 Gibb, Thomas & Son
10 Hopton, John & Co.
11 Anderson, John, lodgings
1 1 Lyall, William
11 Sanderson, Miss Jane
11 Kinloch, Sam. silver-chaser
12 Murray, Alexander
Roxburgh Place intersects.
13 Barclay, W. C.
14 Dickinson, G. clothier
15 Bryce, Thomas
15 Robertson, James
16 Finlayson, Donald
18 Gorrie, Mrs D.
18 Joel, Moses
20 MoflPat, Thomas
Roxburgh Street intersects.
^ 19 Young, William
^ 22 Wilson, George
g23 Gillespie, Michael
£ 24 Wilson, G. & F.
Drnmsheug^h.
Walker, Misses
Richardson, Mrs
Adams, John, S.S.C.
« Doblia Street.
1 Mitchell, David, baker
3 Munro, William
5 Bnchan, Mrs, greengrocer
7 Campbell, James, draper
7 Walker, John
11 Cockburn, Miss Agnes
15 Bayne, Mrs
15 Peebles, John G. C.
15 M'Lennan, J. tailor
15 Darg, Miss, dressmaker
15 Mitchell, David, baker
17 Campbell, J. advocate
19 M'Dougall, James, grocer
21 GifFord, Adam, advocate
21 Gifford, James
23 M'Dougall, James ,
23 Murray, R. cabinetmaker
23 Calder, Thomas, ironmonger
25 Brown, William, surgeon
27 Murray, Richard
31 Dick, Capt. John
33 Macandrew, J. & J., S.S.C.
33 Westren, Mrs
33 Chalmers, Miss Marion
33 Caravanna, Mrs
35 Mure, Andrew, advocate
37 Tytler, Gillies, advocate
39 Bowie, Robert
39 Bowie, George
39 Johnston, Joseph
39 Scott, Miss
39 Tod, Mrs J.
39 Mitchell, Mrs G. S.
39 Anderson, Mrs, lodgings
40 Mackenzie, D. chemist
38 Traill, Mrs D.
38 Craig, David J.
38 Mackenzie, Miss
38 Smith, Mrs T.
36 Mackenzie, Misses
34 M'Neil, A. advocate
32 Carmichael, W. flesher
30 Chrystie, Misses
28 Macandrew, J. M.
26 Caims, J. writer
26 Cairns, J. B., W.S.
26 Clark, R. engraver
24 Lindsay & Paterson, W.S.
24 West of England Ins. Office
24 Paterson, D. W., S.S.C.
22 Campbell, A. &. A., W.S.
20 Marshall, Wm. postmaster
20 Stewart, Mrs
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16 Small, Mrs
16 Small, J. (Librarian, Coll.)
12 Fowler, Alexander, painter
12 Fowler, Miss M.
10 Adams, George C.
10 Anderson, Mrs M.
10 Thomson, R. D.
10 Kirkwood, James, jeweller
10 Hutton, W. writer
10 Tregilgas, W. C.
10 Gibb, Alexander
10 M'Kenzie, Wm. tailor
8 Christie, Captain J.
6 M'Laren, J. boot & shoemaker
6 M'Laren, L. watchmaker
4 Rodgers, David
4 Brodie, Miss
2 Thomson, John, grocer
Duncan St. ]VeM'ing:ton.
2 Dunn, Thomas, S.S.C.
3 Sime, John, accountant
4 Meek, Mrs
5 Mackenzie, Mrs A.
6 Cruickshanks, Miss
7 White, Miss
8 Lindsay, Miss
9 Wilkie, Andrew
10 Gardner, W. C.
1 1 Spaven, Mrs G.
14 White, A. (Union Bank)
16 Graham, Mrs Wm.
Duncan Street^ lieith.
1 Proudfoot, John, teacher
3 Pollock, R. teacher of dancing
8 Gourlay, Mrs
4 Skene, Mrs Jean
5 Wardrop, Misses, grocers
Dundas Street.
1 Anderson, Robert, S.S.C.
1 Lyon, Wm. (D. and L.)
I Wright, P. (P. and R. W.)
I Leckie, George, grocer
3 Scott, James, cabinetmaker
3 Dickson, H. Gordon, W.S.
5 Graham, Misses
5 Miller, William
5 Belford, Colin G.
5 M'Millan, Mrs
7 Hill, Alexander, publisher
9 Hagart and Smith, W.S.
9 Smith, Harry, W.S.
11 Braidwood, J. bookseller
11 Smith, G. F. agent
11 Goodsir, Jlisses
11 Scott, James
13 Peters, Alexander, plumber
13 Innes, Miss Isabella
13 Plenderleith, Miss
13 Sharp, Isabella, poulterer
15 Richardson, John, W.S.
14 Forman, Mrs
17 Wands, Wm. W. painter
17 Camerne, Mrs Col.
17 MacMahon, M.
17 Parke, Alexander, teacher
19 Mochrie, Robert, draper
19 Cockburn, Rob. coal mercht.
20 Brown, Mrs James
20 M'Bayne, Miss A.
18 Fraser, Robert
16* James, Alexander, S.S.C
14 W^aterston, D. merchant
14 Paterson, John, S.S.C.
14 Low, Miss
12 Cruickshanks, J. surgeon
10 Angus, Mrs Charles
10 Hill, Mrs E.
10 Geikie, John
10 Tait, Mrs
10 Forbes, David
10 Graham, Mrs
8 Campbell, Thomas, grocer
6 Young, George, bootmaker
6 Stevenson, Miss M. milliner
2 Hardie, Miss, strawhatmaker
Dudding;ston, Wester.
Macfarlane, Rev. James, D.D.
Brown, Rev. William, D.D.
Roome, Mrs General
Duff, Mrs
Richardson, Jas. coal mercht.
Muirhead, James, Sheephead
tavern
Paterson, James, surveyor
Logan, George, W.S.
Gallic, Mrs
W^ood, Mrs J.
Graham, Misses
Frankham, Wm. Post Office
Parker, John W.
Duke Street.
1 More, Graham, hairdresser
3 White, John, baker,
5 Hooper, AVilliam
5 Young, Mrs Anne
5 M'Pherson, Miss
5 Davidson, H. F.
7 Macdonald, G. druggist
9 Ross, Andrew, grocer
11 Roberts, W. A. dentist
13 Richardson, Wm. agent
13 Adams, A. (C. A. and Co.)
15 Sanders, Mrs Dr
15 Sanders, W. T., M.D.
17 Scott and Gillespie, W.S.
17 Forstal, John, Lane
19 Saville, Miss, Lane
19 Paterson, Robert, lodgings
21 Smith, T. and H. druggists
21 Smith, Thomas, surgeon
23 Croley and Co. staymakera
23 Scott, Walter, merchant
23 Falconer, Mrs J. S.
25 Lawson, W. coach-hirer
27 Musgrove, John, hosier
24 Robertson, Mrs John
22 Maclachlan and Ivory, W.S.
22 Wilson, George
22 M'Kenzie, Jas. bookbinder
22 Banks, Henry, tailor
20 M'Lachlan, George, W.S.
18 Pattison, G. H. advocate
16 Ogilvy, G. Ramsay, advocate
14 Shield, George j
14 Beveridge, Thos., D.C.S.
12 Crawford, James, jun., W.S.
10 Auld, John, W.S.
10 Ross and Auld, W.S.
8 Scott, Robert, com. agent
8 Moifat, William, M.A.
6 Briggs, David
4 Brown, John, S.S.C.
4 Swan, William, teacher
Duke Street, Eicith.
1 Sturrock, Thomas
1 Sturrock, John
1 Brown, Robert, grocer
2 Webster, Hugh, merchant
2 Archer, John
3 Dawson, Rev. J. B.
3 Smith, Charles, grocer
Methodist Chapel
4 Lawrie, James, flesher
4 Condamine and Co.
4 Condamine and Drummond
5 Paterson, John, dairy
7 Cockburn and Co.
8 Callander, Thos. currier
9 Hutchison and Rogers
9 Jack, Mrs, midwife
10 Gibb, George, shoemaker
12 Dickson, John; wright
17 Maxwell, James, teacher
18 Cockburn, Peter, cowfeeder
18 Calderwood, Robt. waggoner
23 M'Laren, D. baker
24 Ross, John
25 Spinks, Charles, turner
28 Hall, William, joiner
28 Davidson, Alexander
Dunbar Street.
4 Lamb, John, builder
8 Muirhead, James, smith
Duncan Street, Drum-
mond Place.
3 Campbell, Mrs Archibald
3 Hay, John, woollen draper
3 M'Gibbon, Miss
3 Gaylor, W. writer
3 Irvine, J. portrait painter
3 Hardie, W^ P.
5 Couper, R. dairy
7 Tod, Mrs
9 Christie, Mrs
11 Adie, Mrs
11 Fraser, Mrs
11 Gloag, James, LL.D.
11 Stewart, James W.
1 1 Vernon, Mrs A. E.
11 Vernon, J. A.
11 Craik, D. writer
20 Milne, James S. advocate
18 Farquharson, Jn. lodgings
18 Roughead, Miss
18 Robertson, Mrs Andrew
18 Halkett, J. G. {Bank of Scot-
land)
18 Osbum, Mrs
18 Mair, William L.
18 Twyford, John
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19 Hill, Crauford, advocate
19 Burton, James, -wriglit
19 Burtou, Mungo, artist
19 Bryce, Wm. architect
21 Scott and Orr, druggists
Northumberland St. intersects.
23 Webb, Alexander
23 Foote, John, fruiterer
23 Jackson, James
23 Anderson, Mrs
23 iMacfarlane and Gibb
23 AVilkes, Mrs G.
23 Mitchell, Thomas, merchant
25 Somerville, James, S.S.C.
27 Biydone, James, bookseller
27 Duncan, John, W.S.
27 Peacock, George, tailor
27 Smith, Andrew, W.S.
27 Bridges, Mrs
29 Wilkie, James F., S.S.C.
29 Stott, Mrs, painter
31 Wight, Robert, flesher
31 Young, J., S.S.C. and N.P.
33 Park, Miss
33 Gray, Alexander
33 Millai-, Joseph, tailor
33 Waterstone, John, teacher
33 Steel, Mrs
35 Tod, Robert, painter
35 Williamson, Mi"s, confectioner
37 Cameron, W. merchant
39 White, Alex, grocer
41 Shand, Robert, bookseller
43 Rae, George, grocer
60 M'Lean, Charles, grocer
48 Clapperton, John
46 Mofl'at, G. Dickson
38 Dunbar, John, ironmonger
36 Murray, James, grocer
34 Lyon, J. W.
32 Gowans, A. {Graham 4" G.)
32 Goudie, Gavin
32 Quigley, Mrs James
32 Ferguson, James, L. D.
32 Brown, Mrs Dr
30 Hogg, Walter
28 Robertson, James, druggist
26 Lamb, Mrs
26 Selby, R. B., S.S.C, & solicit.
26 Green, Mrs
26 Drummond, James, artist
24 Thomson, A., M.D.
22 Ogilvy, James, accountant
22 Ferguson, Charles, slater
22 Scott, John R. L.
22 Mai-shall, J. {Jury Court)
Northumberland St. intersects.
20 Howden, William, gardener
18 Dick, Miss Janet
18 Mitchell, E. hairdresser
18 Maxwell, Mrs, lodgings
18 Allan, John
18 Bfinnar, Thomas
16 Rollo, Hugh James, W.S.
14 Murray, George
14 M'Elrevy, Mrs Jlargaret
14 Swan, JIrs George
12 Smith, John, M.D.
10 Pilkinton and Son
8 Tait, Miss, dressmaker
8 Glen, George
6 Ferguson, Lieut. -Colonel
4 Frazer, Hugh, W.S.
2 Swinton, Thomas, grocer
Earl Grey Street.
1 Glen, Alex. W. A. chemist
and druggist
7 Sanderson, Mrs Jas. grocer
9 Braidwood, William
11 Proud, Mrs, grocer
15 Cunningham, Alex.
23 Bruce, James
27 Tayloi", Charles, grocer
29 Macnab, Peter
31 Wemyss, John, draper
33 Lees, David
37 Leslie, Andrew, bookseller
41 M'Douald, Daniel
41 Tod, Robert, surgeon
43 Smith, James
45 Stewart, Angus
47 Dick, J. and A.
49 Stirling, Hew, draper
51 Mathesou, Miss
51 Torrance, Miss, dressmaker
53 Allan, James and Co.
55 Johnston, Geo. hairdresser
57 Taylor, Alex, butcher
58 Reid, Wm. grocer
62 Munro, Hugh, draper
42 Fairley, Mungo, coal mercht.
38 Gorman, Robert
32 Gordon, Robert, painter
30 Sturrock, John, writer
30 Cochrane, Robert
30 Hamilton, Andrew
30 Baptie, Johrf
24 Wilson, Robert, plumber
24 Wilson, John, slater
Easter Road.
Tod, Alexander, gardener
Wilson, John, gardener
Somerville, A. G.
Knox, Miss, Drum
Skirving, T. farmer, Leith
Gow, James, dealer in metals
E as field.
1 Johnston, John
2 Grant, Miss
3 Brash, Peter
4 Deseret, Phineas, writer
4 Eastfield Court
Grieve, John, agent
6 Sharp, Mrs, lodgings
7 Eastfield Place
Johnstone, J. {Officer of
Fishery)
Shurmer, John
8 Smith, Mrs Alex, lodgings
11 Machattie, John, agent
12 M'Nair, W. merchant
Wilson, James
Echo Bank.
Currie, Mrs, spirit dealer
Whitson, Andrew, grocer
Baigrie, Geo. coal mercliant
Turner, Wm. coal merchant
Clark, William
Forbes, James, carter
Irvine, John
Eden.
Duncan, John (villa")
Stevenson, Alex. S.S.C. Eden
Bimk
Elbe Street.
4 Pringle, William, cowfeeder
6 Lawrie, George, dairy
8 Robertson, D. & Son, coopers
8 Methuen, James
8 Chalmers, C. S.
9 Downie, John, grocer
12 Profit, Alexander
14 Watson, James, grocer
18 Tulloch, William, spirit dealer
19 Donaldson, Wm. spirit dealer
20 Dawson, William, colour mer-
chant
33 Anderson, Watson, spirit dlr.
36 Ramsay, David, agent
Eider Street.
1 Kerr, R. and Son, tailors
1 Hardy, Charles Henry
1 Donaldson, George, wriglit
3 Dickson, Alexander, grocer
3 Sclater, T. and T. shoemakers
5 Hardie, David, accountant
7 Robertson, John, jun, S.S.C.
9 Letton, W. H.
1 1 Foggo, Jlrs, lodgings
13 Sword, Walter B. wine mer-
chant
Elder Street Chapel.
17 Roberts, A. tailor
17 Foley, Mrs William
19 Bell, William, S.S.C. & N.P.
21 Paterson and Thomson
23 Duggan, J. P.
25 Taylor, J. bootmaker
27 Bajme, Menzies, painter
27 Black, David
27 Robertson, Donald
27 Johnstone, Mrs, lodgings
27 Culbertson, James, writer
29 Duncan, Rev. John
33 Greenaway, James, grocer
26 Bishop, Mrs
26 Farquharson, Mrs
26 Nicol, A. bootmaker
22 Gregory, Miss
20 Scott, James, surgeon
20 Gray, Peter, ironmonger
20 Baltbur, A.
20 Balfour, Jlisses
20 Wunsch, Fred, tailor
18 Morrison, J. D. dentist
16 Cafe, D. S. cupper
Mi
STREET DIRECTORY.
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14 Halley, J. P.
14 Halley, Robert
14 M'Cowan, F. D., M.D.
12 Sinclair, Veitch, M.D.
10 Cormack, John, butcher
10 Page, G. coal agent
8 Hamilton, James W.
8 Dick, Thomas, engraver
6 Morison, A. K., S.S.C.
6 Charles, James, cowfeeder
4 Sandilands, Mrs, lodgings
4 Shepherd, James
2 Skinner, William, W.S.
2 Skinner, Mrs. J. R.
2 Hall, Thomas, painter
Elizafield House.
Sibbald, J. S.
Sibbald, Mrs
Ellen Street.
Pirie, James {Customs)
Lambie, Mrs, teacher
White, David
Hood, Alex, merchant
film RoM^.
1 Clark, G. and A. grocers
2 Robertson, Mrs
2 Rutherford, Walter
2 Houliston, John
2 Franks, B. agent
2 Banks, Miss Elizabeth
2 Ogilvie, Thos. baker
5 Auld, John
6 Lothian, Andrew, S.S.C.
6 Tod, Robert
6 Middlemass, William
7 Ogilvy, W. wine merchant
10 Young, Jas. woollen draper
1 1 Lindsay and Shaw, druggists
12 Portions, Alexander, agent
13 Sandeman, William B.
13 Thomson, Miss B.
14 Calder, R. agent
14 Gentleman, J. merchant
16 Wilson, Miss
17 Davidson, J., S.S.C. & N.P.
17 Davidson, Wm. merchant
17 Little, James, agent
18 Farr and Taylor, merchants
20 Smart, R. C engraver
22 Kenmore, John
22 Tindal, Mrs
22 Young, Andrew
23 Miller, George, wine mercht.
Erskine Place.
1 Carfrae, Robert, house painter
1 Carfrae, Thos. land surveyor
1 Sharp, Mrs, lodgings
Eton Terrace.
1 Simsou, William
10 Gordon, Mrs
Eyre Place.
i Macleod, J. G. E.
1 Dewar, Mrs H. M.
1 Mossman, Mrs
1 Mossman, Miss, min. painter
2 Wilson, Hutton, W.S.
3 Lundin, Miss
4 Spittal, Mrs
Falcon Hall.
Falconer, Miss
Craigie, Henry
Farqnharson Place.
1 Kidd, Rev. George, teacher
I Lewes, David
1 Parry, George
Ferry Road.
East of Inverleith Row.
Caldwell, D. farrier, Bang-
holm
Robertson, P. S. manager, P.
Lawson & Sons, Bangholm
Stewart, Joseph, gardener,
Bangholm
Tod, Jas. farmer, Chance lot
M'Kean, Mrs J. Blair park
Matheson, Alex. Taaphall
Warwick, Alex. Taaphall
Lane, Mrs F. Taaphall
Hutton, John, Taaphall
Webster, John, Taaphall
Somerville, John, Raimesfield
Thomson, Jas. S. Laurel bank
Scott, R. Bennington bank
Galloway, Wm. D. Bonning-
ton mount
Dick, Richard, Bonnington
mount
Duncan, C. Bonnington mt.
Niven, Robert, gardener,
Allanfield
Phipps, Thomas, Allanfield
Phipps, Mrs, Allanfield
Balleny, John, Bainfield
Ferry Road.
West of Inverleith Row.
Bell, Mrs, Larkfield
Henderson, Mrs Jas., Lark-
field
Filipowski, H. Osborne cot.
Spence, Mrs, Athelstane cot.
Douglas, John D. Inverleith-
field
M* Andrews, R. Inverleithfield
Hamilton, Mrs Capt. Thos.,
Bellevue
Johnstone, Lieutenant J. C.
Bellevue
Jacob, F, Richmond cottage
Rosie, Thomas, Richmond
cottage
Marr, John, Richmond villa
Park, Howard, Wardie cott.
Jacob, Robt. E. Wardie cott.
James, Alexander, gardener
Tod, Miss, Viewville cottage
Ramsay, Peter, Viewville ho.
Ramsay, Wm. Viewville ho.
Naismith, Alexander, farmer,
Windlestrawlee
217
Belfrage, Wm. Windlestrawlee
Robertson, M. Wardie-bum-
house
Massiah, Wm. farmer, East
Pilton
Fettes Roir.
1 Robertson, James, jun., W.S.
3 Ayton, Robert, W.S.
4 Mitchell, G. T.
4 Mitchell, Mrs
5 More, George, W.S.
6 Smith, Miss
7 Dickson, H. G., W.S.
7 Dickson, W. G. advocate
8 Parker, J. principal extractor
Court of Session
8 Parker, J. J., W.S.
9 Whitehead, John, S.S.C.
10 Cunningham, Alexander
10 Hay, Charles
11 Howden, Oliver
12 Aitkeu, W. chemist
12 Watson, J. accountant
12 Drysdale, Capt. Alex.
Pitt Street intersects.
13 Houston, John A., R.S.A.
15 Blair, Mrs J. C.
15 Nicol, Erskine, artist
15 Proudfoot, Mrs Ann
16 Scott, Thomas
16 Thomson, Miss
17 Strachan, R. H.
17 Graham, John
18 M'Farquhar, Misses
18 Sutherland, A. G., W.S.
18 Little, Mrs
19 Kerr, Mrs
19 Clark, T. waiter
20 Leslie, Miss
21 M'Leod, Mrs John
21 Lawson, Miss
21 Duncan, John
22 Dickson, Henry G. jun.
22 Drummond, William
23 Glover, George
24 Hardie, William
24 Brown, Robert
24 Lauder, J. E. portrait painter
Fife place.
Trotter, Thos. coal merchant
M'Naughtan, J. coppersmith
Brown, Alex, grocer
1 Elder, Thomas, merchant
2 Hardie, Mrs Peter
3 Rankine, Miss
4 Fulton, John
5 Proudfoot, Thomas
6 Gumming, John, traveller
7 Knox, Miss
7 Simm, John
7 Thomson, Andrew
8 Chalmers, Richard, grocer
9 Keir, Robert
10 Hay, R. (P. and R. Hay)
Fing;al Place.
1 Millar, Thomas, grocer
218
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Fox
1 Butters, L. seal engraver
1 M'Intyre, Mrs
2 Usher, John {A. Usher §• Co.)
3 Edmonstone, Mrs Thomas
4 Williamson, J. engineer
5 Gilion, William
6 Liddell, B.
7 Dauglish, John
Fleshmarket,
48 Tolhooth Wynd, Leith.
1 Hunter, George, flesher
17 Hamilton, James, flesher
20 Caldwell, George, flesher
Fleshmarket Close.
1 Merard, D. hatter
1 Doig, R. spirit dealer
4 Stephen, James, tea dealer
5 Myles, John, tavern-keeper
10 Reaton, David, tavern-keeper
12 Cameron, John, vintner
15 Jobson, Robert
19 Morliam, Robert
19 Purdie, John
20 Bruce, Mrs, tavern
21 Paterson, John, vintner
23 Cooper, Mrs, tavern
24 Gunii, Wm. tavern
25 Preshaw, John, hotel
Forbes Street.
I Manson, Robert
1 Eraser, Alexander
1 Thomson, Thomas
2 Macintosh, John
Forres Street.
1 Fraser, Misses
1 Fraser, William
1 Milne, John
3 Wilkie, Captain
3 Wilkie, Wm. P. advocate
6 Browne, Miss S.
7 Fairbairn, Miss
7 Howe, Alexander, W.S.
9 Marshall, Miss, boarding sch.
11 Callender, H. accountant
11 Sansome, F. Stevens
11 Davidson, Miss
11 Fraser, William
10 Ponton, Thomas, architect
10 Kissock, Miss
8 Dewar, John, lodgings
6 Macdonald, John
4 Bell, J. M. advocate
2 Moore, R. B.
Forrest Uoad.
1 Forbes and Barton, plumbers
3 M'Donald, J. C, M.D. surg.
4 Edinburgh Poor House —
Smith, Robert, house-gov.
4 City Parochial Board
Fort Street, l^orth.
2 Sinclair, Robert, shipmaster
3 Blackwood, Alex, shipmaster
4 Wishart, Mrs John
5 Muir, Rev. Francis
6 Murray, A. W.
Fort Street, South.
1 Boyle, Rev. Joseph
2 Younger, John, shipmaster
8 Bannatyne, P. (Nat. Bank)
Smith, George {Citstoms)
Paterson, David A.
M'Leod, N.
Forth Street.
1 Goody, Mrs
3 Webster, Andrew, S.S.C.
5 AV right, A. B.
7 Davidson, Mrs
9 Hathorn, Mrs
11 Buchanan, Mrs
13 Bowie, John, W.S.
15 M'Laren, D.
17 Clark, George
19 Pitcairn, AY. F.
21 Black, Misses, and Callender
23 Vertue, William, wine mer.
25 Lindsay, Miss
27 Mill, Mrs
29 Graham, Miss Stirling
28 Wright, Jas. and John, W.S.
26 Lyon, George, W.S.
26 Lyon, Hugh, S.S.C.
24 M'Kay, James
22 Bell, Mrs
20 Christie, John C.
20 Christie, Alexander, artist
18 Landale, T. and R., S.S.C.
14 Stuart, Alexander
12 Skinner, Wm., W.S.
Hart Street intersects.
10 Watson, W.S. portrait-painter
8 Stevenson, D. civil engineer
6 Landale, D. mining engineer
4 Leslie, John
2 Amott and Malcolm, W.S.
Fonntainbridg'e.
3 Blair, James, tea dealer
6 Borthwick, W. & J. engineers
8 Beaton, Hugh, coal merchant
13 Steadman, Mrs, victual dealer
31 Duncan, Thomas
32 Drysdale, Peter H. baker
33 Dalgleish, Robert, flesher
34 Campbell, James
37 Panton, Mrs Wm.
38 Johnston, Wm. teacher
Earl Grey Street intersects.
42 Halliday, George
Thorny Bank intersects.
47 Pendrich, John, baker
Ponton Street intersects.
51 Borthwick, W. victual dealer
55 Pringle, John
56 Simpson, John
56 Charles, George, flesher
60 Monteith, Thomas
Neiv Slaughter Houses.
67 Hurley, Mrs M. ladies' nurse
69 Toshack, Robert
69 Aitken and Co. firework fac-
tory
69 Muiravonside Colliery Co.
69 Learmout, J. & Co. founders
69 Millons, T. and R. sawmills
89 Imrie, Andrew, spirit dealer
90 M'Lean, William
91 Johnstone, Robert, builde
94 Bell, Robert, banker
95 Gardiner, Misses
Brandfield Place intervenes.
102 Drummond, William
103 Calder, J. cowfeeder
115 Roberts, Thomas, miller
Grove Road intervenes.
118 Boyd, Andrew
118 Sparks, J. cricket ground
125 Wemyss, John, draper
127 Drew, Thomas
135 Fraser, Murdock, spirit dealer
136 Miller, James and Co.
137 Wilson, Rev. James
139 Brown, James, smith
148 Macnee, James and Co.
149 Blane, Wm. grocer
150 Morrison, James
151 Mudie, Mrs
151 Noble, Mrs John, coal mer-
chant
152 Keith, Thomas, grocer
Downie Place intersects.
158 Hamilton, Andrew
160 Burnet, George
162 Mather, Alex, millwright
163 Alexander, John, flesher
166 Crawford, John, coal merch.
166 M'Callum, Mrs
167 Martin, Jas. victual dealer
169 Wilson, Peter
169 Chalmers, John, coal merch.
169 Gray, Andrew
170 Ro'lo, Andrew
172 Douglas, Robert, grocer, &c.
173 Grant, David {Gibson ^ G.)
173 Wilson, John, slater
174 M'Kean, Martin
175 Cham-bers, John
178 Walker, John, grocer
179 Wallace, D. wright
180 Police Office
181 Shaw, Robert, cowfeeder
Fountain Close.
1 Luis, E. stucco manufacturer
Fox liane.
4 M'Laren, Mrs, spirit merchant
3 Robertson, David, tailor
4 Robertson, D. sen.
4 Robertson, Mrs, midwife
5 Sime, Andrew, teacher
7 Chalmers, Jas. spirit dealer
6 Thomson, Jas. grocer
9 Sinclair, David, grocer
Foxe's Itane.
71 St Andrew Street, Leith
2 Thomson, Hugh, spirit dealer
Warrick and Baillie, wine
merchants
Tait, Adam, cutler
14 W^ishart, Mrs, broker
Fr6
STRilET DIRECTORY.
Gar
219
Frederick Street.
1 The National Registry
3 Carruthers, Miss
3 Linton, W. C. painter
3 Caifrae, Mrs and Son
3 Cockbiirn, Alexander
5 Brown, 3[.
5 Darlington, H. upholsterer
5 The Servants' Institution
7 Stewart, Alexander, painter
7 Darlington, Henry
7 Lamond, Mrs Captain
9 Robb, T. grocer
11 Hay, F. & \V. Cooper, dyers
and scourers
13 Paterson, j\[iss, dressmaker
13 Hogarth, Mrs
13 Lauder, Miss M. lace-cleaner
13 Colman, A. dentist
13 Macfarlane. James
13 Jamieson, Wm. T. solicitor
13 Stevenson, A. R.
15 Martin, Wm. glass merchant
15 Hannah, Wm. merchant
17 DufF, Alex, spirit merchant
17 Downie and Laird, seedsmen
19 Weir, Thomas H.
Rose Street intersects.
21 Sheppard, John and James,
painters
21 Gillespie, Alex, tinsmith
23 Wilson, Mrs, worsted shop
25 Hill and Robertson, W.S.
25 Hill, James L., W.S,
25 Robertson, Wm., S.S.C.
25 Drever, Miss, dressmaker
27 Nicol, Robert, painter
27 Field and Allan, glaziers
29 Bryce, D. jun. architect
29 Brown, Thomas, jun.
29 Steele, Wm., S.S.C.
29 Pateson, Thos. teacher
29 Scliopp, T. German teacher
29 Hamilton, Alex., W.S.
29 Woodman, James L., C.S.
29 Cameron, Misses, dressmrs.
29 Robertson, Adam, carver and
gilder
29 Sim, Wm. trimming ware-
house
31 Fletcher and Hunter
31 Forrester, Alex, baker
33 Bennet, Chas. cabinetmaker
33 Robertson, Ewart, carver and
gilder
George Street intersects.
35 M'Kenzie, Thos., W.S.
35 Fraser, Hugh, W.S.
35 Asylum Foreign and Do-
mestic Life Assurance
35 Macfarlane, Robert, painter
35 Smyth, Jn. dancing-master
35 Dalziel, Miss, fishmonger
37 Copland, George, clothier
37 Fairbairn, Wm. surveyor
39 Aitken, John, upholsterer
89 Stewart, Dun. spirit dealer
45 Hill, George and Co. grocers
45 Hamilton, Alex.
47 Pass, E. perfumer
49 M'Farlane, J. spirit dealer
Thistle Street intersects.
51 Paterson and Co. lacemen
51 Brockie, Misses
53 Stephenson, Mrs
53 Corbet, Wm. dentist
53 Chedburn, Geo. lodgings
55 Jockel, Conrad, flesher
55 Lindores, W. wine merchant j
57 Davidson, Walter \
57 M'Kerracher, Miss J.
59 Gibson, Mrs
61 Hardie, Wm. cabiHetmaker
61 Wood, Miss, teacher of music '
61 Reid, Gilfillan, fishmonger |
63 Trotter, Alexander, teacher of |
writing i
63 Scott, Jas. portrait-painter
65 Swanston, Mrs, lodgings
66 Smith, Mrs, Elizabeth
64 Gardner, Thos. tea merchant
64 Innes, Rev. William
64 M'Callum, Mrs, lodgings
62 Offices of the Free Church
60 Jatfray, Rev. John
60 Halkett, Misses
58 Offices of the Free Church
56 Robertson, J. A. solicitor-at-
law
54 Eager, Mrs John, teacher of
music
54 Simson,G. teacher of drawing
52 Lowe, Joseph, teacher
Hill Street intersects.
50 D'Egville, Madame
50 Davidson, D. shoemaker
48 Lsbister, Thos. brash manufr.
48 M'Laurin, Mrs P.
48 Aikman, John, S.S.C.
46 M'Farlane & Wallace, house-
painters
44 Meldrum, Misses, milliners
42 Henderson, James, lodgings
40 Bryden, J. M. {B. a7id Sons)
40 Grieve, Misses, dressmakers
38 Scott, Rymer, & Scott, W.S.
38 Argus Life Insurance Co.
36 Butt, J. and Co. ham-curers
36 Urquhart, Alex, shoemaker
George Street intersects.
34 Donald, Wm. dyer
34 Hollis, Daniel, tailor
34 Hollis, Misses, milliners
34 Innes, Wm. stationer
32 Baxter, Miss, dressmaker
30 Gillies, R. (G. Brothers)
30 Ewing, B. tailor
30 Ewing, Mrs, staymaker
26 Galbraith, Miss M. dressmr.
26 Hepburn, S.
26 Collins, J. cabinetmaker
26 Millar, Laurence
26 Hunter, Patrick (F. and H.)
24 Sawers, Peter, saddler
24 Alexander, R. and Son, wine
merchants
20 Leith Candle Co.— M. Samuel
Rose Street intersects.
Millar, Miss
Utterson, Mrs, staymaker
Adams, Robert, smith
Coleman, A. surgeon-dentist
Dickson, Mrs
Bryden, A., bell-hanger
Scott, James, (6'. and T. S.)
White, James, stockbroker
White, W., woollen draper
M'Cuaig, Dun. & Son, tailors
Smith, Thomas, lodgings
Morison, Jas. M. advocate
M'Pherson, N.
Mason, William, S.S.C.
Cossar, G. {Bank of Scot-
land)
Henry, Mrs Edward
Pollock, Peter, farrier
Frithfield.
Hastie, George, spirit dealer
Largie, John
CJabriel's Road.
1 Robin Hood hotel
1 Blyth, Mrs, lodgings
1 St Clair, Mrs, lodgings
Crardener's Crescent.
1 Ritchie, James, grocer
1 Sidey, John
1 Menzies, James M.
1 Bailey, John
1 Menzies, John, engraver
2 Macdougall, Gilbert
2 M'Donald, Mrs
3 Ritchie, James
4 Scott, Robert
5 Luke, William, of Cairasbank
6 Kerr, James
6 Rainnie, George
6 Symonds, J. W. master, R.N.
6 Smith, John K. builder
8 Young, Robert
9 M'Laren, Peter
9 M'Laren, John
9 Moir, J. portrait-painter
9 Barclay, George, com. agent
9 Wilson, Andrew, lodgings
11 Flockart, Henry, live stock
agent
12 Ewan, G. M.
12 Donaldson, Mrs John
12 Wallace, Rev. John
12 Millons, Miss
1 2 Strachau, James, plasterer
15 Brown, Miss
15 Baptie, Miss
15 AVilson, G. {Stamp Office)
15 Smith, John A. {B! L. C.
Bank)
15 Richardson, Miss
16 Samuel, Peter, merchant
17 Barbour, Mrs George
18 Kennedy, Daniel
220 Gay
EDINBUEGH AND LEITH
Geo
18 Ness, Mrs
18 Drysdale, Joseph, S.S.C.
18 Russell, Miss Jane
18 Adam, Robert, city account.
19 Steele, William
19 Steel, Charles, house agent
20 Smith, A. Gordon
21 Hay, Hamilton
21 Nash, W. B.
21 Squair, James
22 Cowper, Misses
23 Millons, T. wood merchant
24 Kirkland, John
24 Auchincloss, John, smith
24 Roy, George, writer
24 Russell, Mrs
24 Veitch, Thomas
25 Wells, L.
dayfield Honse.
Haswell, James
Crayfield liane.
Clark, J. Venetian blind maker
Watson, John, wright
Ciayfield l*lace.
1 Young, John, slater
1 Hay, Alexander
1 Grubb, J. S. music-seller
2 Brown, John, W.S.
3 Ritchie, Mrs James
3 Walker, Captain William
3 Cowey, Mrs
3 Miller, Wm. merchant
3 Dalrymple, John
5 Thomson, Peter, gardener
C^ay field Square.
1 Vallance, G.
2 Haig, T. {School for the
Blind)
3 Scott, Thomas, accountant
4 M'Ritchie, T. E., W.S.
5 M'Kenzie, Mrs Kincaid
7 Anderson, Robert, teacher
8 Neilson, Mrs
9 Scott, Misses
10 Ferguson, Mrs
10 Henderson, Mrs Alexander
12 Rennie, Mrs
12 Anderson, Mrs John
13 Dick, Miss
13 Oliver, R. S.
13 Simpson, Mrs James
13 Ballantvne, Mrs W.
13 Potts, Thomas, D.C.S.
13 Curry, Peter
14 Ireland, Miss
15 Gavin, Peter
15 Gavin, Robert
16 Blackie, Alexander
17 Johnston, T. B.
18 Strachan, Mrs
19 Monilaws, Mrs
19 Milne, Mrs Andrew
19 Slight. George H.
19 Whitehead, Mrs
19 Robertson, Andrew, jun.
20 Gall, James, jun.
21 Robertson, Clias. accountant
22 Matheson, W.
22 Caird, F. G.
22 Roberts, Mrs Wm.
22 Nivison, Rev. Alexander
22 M'Intosh, Alexander
22 Raeburn, Miss Ann
22 Rollo, Robert
23 Wood, 5Irs
24 Fairly, Thomas S. writer
24 Smith, Richard P.
24 Steele, William
24 Smith, Mrs
25 Laiftg, Mrs
25 Gibson, Joseph
25 Ritchie, Andrew
25 Mackay, David
25 Thomson, Miss
25 Millidge, Mrs Edwin
26 Snody, Andrew, S.S.C.
27 Marshall, Walter, jeweller
28 Davidson, Mrs David
28 Watson, John K.
28 M'Donald, D.
28 Haswell, George, writer
28 White, Thomas
28 Bruce, D.
29 Greig, Andrew
30 Roland, George, junior
31 Neill, Miss
31 Panton, William, clothier
31 Carse, T. {J .C. and Son)
31 Ryrie, Miss
31 Macdonald, Mrs
32 Tod, J. B. merchant
33 Thompson, Dr Thomas
33 Ashworth, Mrs
Creddes' Close.
- Stewart, Mark, tailor
Anderson, John, bookbinder
Creneral's Entry.
Marshall, Wm. coach-builder
€rentle's Close.
Berwick, Alex. & Co. brewers
Cieorg-e IV. Bridg^e.
1 Lawson, P. and Son
3 Highland and Agricnlt. Soc.
19 Thomson, James, auctioneer
22 Ellis, Thomas, upholsterer
23 Moffat, AVilliam L. architect
23 Cairns, George, solicitor
23 Property Sf Income Tax Of.
23 Moffat, Henry, S.S.C.
25 Millar, Joseph, bookseller
32 Jacob, Moses, broker
37 Sharp, Miss Marion
39 Cameron, J. and P. agents
35 Watson, Henry, draper
35 Brown, Thos. draper
33 Small and Co. china wareho.
Creorge Place.
1 Smith, Mrs Walter
1 Smith, J.(T. Meek and Co.)
2 M'Leod, Peter
2 Hunter, David
2 Douglas, William
3 Aikman, Mrs James
4 Sinclair, P. F.
4 Tumbull, Mrs
5 Crown, Richard
6 Wemyss, Robert, banker
C}eors;e Sqnare.
1 Lewis, James
2 Irving, Mrs G.
3 Usher, Thomas
5 Johnston, J. S.
5 Keiller, William
5 Keiller, Mathewson
5 Keiller, Mrs
5 Scott, Miss
7 Anderson, Mrs
8 Huie, Richard, M.D.
9 Cameron, P.
10 Greenhill, James
11 Mackgill, Mrs
12 Campbell, Thomas
13 Paul, J., D.D. (St. Cuthhs.)
14 Alexander, William, W.S.
15 Tweedie, Rev. W. K., D.D.
16 Dickson, David, stationer
17 Moncrieff, Rev. WiUiam
18 Colquhoun,Ludovic, advocate
19 Dymock, R. L. solicitor
20 Dickson, W. {J.D. and Co.)
21 Court, John, S.S.C.
22 Clason, Rev. Patrick, D.D.
23 Robertson, Miss Ellen
23 Watson, Mrs G.
23 Stot, D. J.
24 Lee, Professor Robert, D D.
25 M'Caskie,J.(J'.ili'Canc;Co.)
26 M'Kay, John Alexander
27 Loch, Francis Erskine
28 Torrance, G. JI. of Threve
29 Brown, R. of Firth
30 Barron, Grahame, of Morphie
31 Cheape, Mrs, of Rossie
32 Scott, Ladv
33 Greville, Robert K., L.L.D.
landscape painter
34 Chancellor, Mrs, of Shield
Hill
34 Chancellor, George, W.S.
35 Lawson, Charles
36 Newton,W.W.Hay,ofNewton
37 Sym, Rev. John
38 Arnot, Rev. David, DD.
39 Redpath, Miss .<
39 Young, Mrs ii
39 Brown, Rev. Charles John
39 Cameron, Rev. A.
40 Brunton,W.( W.B. and Co.)
40 Weir, John
41 Lillie, Joseph
42 M'Laren, Mrs
43 Boyd, James, L.L.D.
44 Parker, John
45 Harvie, Miss
45 M'Crie, Rev. Thomas, D.D.
45 Sibbald, Walter
45 Home, Misses
46 Robertson, Miss
47 Ziegler, Dr Wm.
47 Ziegler, Dr Alex.
48 Dickson, James
49 Tumbull, George, W.S.
50 Wyld, Mrs
Geo
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221
51 Brougham, Mrs
62 Geddes, Lieut. -Col.
53 Fairbairn, Dr, surgeon
64 Wauchope, Miss
64 Torrance, Mrs
54 Forrest, John R.
65 Ritchie, John
56 Leburn, Thomas, S.S.C. i
57 Peddie, Rev. Dr.
58 Gardner, Miss E.
69 Millar and Crauford
59 Millar, William, S.S.C.
60 loung, Dr William
Creorgre Street.
1 Peddie, Donald S. accountant
1 Cathcart, R. A., AV.S.
3 Standard Life Assurance
Company — -See Adv.
Thompson, W. Thos. actuary
Tait, John H. housekeeper
5 Colonial Life Assurance Co.
7 Gregor, D. Clunie
7 Durham, James & Sons, stats.
7 Anderson, Michael, printer
7 Scottish Jurist
7 Chiene, G. F. accountant
9 Whytock, R. and Co. furnish-
ing warehouse
9 Mackenzie, John
11 Graham and Go wans
13 Weir, Mrs
13 Whyte, W. & Co. booksellers
13 Gunn, John, bookbinder
13 Robertson, Misses, milliners
15 Lithgow and Purdie, painters
15 Sanderson, J. and Son
Essex Economic Fire Assur.
— See Adv.
17 United Kingdom Provident
Listitution — See Adv
17 London Union Assurance
17 Harrison, Henry, merchant
17 Harrison, J. G. accountant
17 Hayton, Mrs
17 Pratt, John, gunmaker
17 Ferg-uson and Stuart, W.S.
19 Caledonian Life Assurance
21 Smith, Thomas, painter
21 Taylor, James, printer
21 Grant, Thomas, printer
21 Macdonald, G. bookbinder
21 Fegan and Co. florists
21 Buchanan, James, S.S.C.
23 Scrymgeom-, Henry
23 Christie, A. wine merchant
::3 Sutherland and Knox
25 Auchie, Alex, upholsterer
25 Hay, John
25 Hay, Mrs, outfit rooms
25 Brown, J. (/. B. and Co.)
27 Paterson and Sons
27 Paterson R. (P. and Sons)
27 Paterson,J. jun. {P.andSons)
29 Thomson, John, manager
29 Steuart, Charles, messenger
29 Edinburgh and Glasgow Bk.
Hanover Street intersects.
33 Wilkes, Mrs M. tobacconist
33 Duncan, Misses J. and E.
33 Walker, James, linen draper
33 Duncan, R. and G. shoemak.
35 Murray, G. clothier
36 Maconochie, W. K. and Co.
toy bazaar
35 Maconochie, Mrs, French stay
maker
35 Robertson, James, draggist
37 Green, John M. teacher
37 Roeding, Theodore, German
teacher
37 Gardner, Miss, milliner
37 Blair, Rob. Italian wareh.
37 Livingston, Josiah, hosier
37 Gray, John, ladies' shoemak.
39 Murray, David, accountant
39 Murray, William, accountant
39 County Prison Board
39 Westminster Life Assur. and
Sun Fire OMce
39 City Paving Board
39 Mill, Mrs
39 Matheson, A. and Co.
41 Lorimer, James, civil enginr.
41 Butters, L. seal engraver
41 Drysdale, Miss
41 Wilson, Miss
41 Marshall, J. and W. jewellers
43 Blackwood, T. & J. silk mers.
45 Cay and Black, adver. agents
45 Johnston, Mrs, French stay
maker
45 Hultum, Thomas, tailor
45 Blackwood, W. and Sons
47 Robertson, John and Co.
47 Robertson, Thos. R., W.S.
47 Ferguson, William, W.S.
47 Barlas, James
47 Scottish Union Assur. Office
47 Hercules Insurance Co.
49 Mitchell and Heriot
51 Architectural Institute of
Scotland
51 Agricultural Labourers
Dwelling Association
53 Wilson, Robt. trimming mer.
53 Mozzi, John, artificial florist
53 Mozzi, Mrs, milhner
53 Alexander and Co.
53 Porteous, Wm. writer
53 Scott, R. P. writing-master
53 Gundlach, H. German teacher
53 De Fivas, Victor
53 Tait, Andrew
55 M'Farlane, M. straw hat mak.
55 Bryden,W. & Son, bell hangrs.
55 Donaldson, Wm tailor
55 Dick, H. and J. miUiners
57 Cruickshanks & Son, hosiers
57 M'Dowall, R. baker
59 MoncriefF & Baillie, accounts.
59 Murray, George, accountant
59 Lindsay and Esson, accounts.
61 Steel, W. and P. ironmongers
63 Saloman, Madame, corset
maker
63 Campbell and Co. lace merch.
63 Moxou, C. and J, painters
63 Gow, Wm. turner
63 Henderson, John, slater
65 Bryden, J. and Sons
65 Zuingl^, Mad. ApoUine
65 Jeannin, Mademoiselle
67 Corner, James and Co.
69 Ailshorn, G. E. homcEopathic
laboratory
69 Thomson, James, bookseller
69 Blanc, V. French shoe ware-
house
69 Sinclair, Colin, bookseller
Frederick Street intersects.
71 Wilson and Company
71 Muuro, James
73 Gray, John, ladies' shoemak.
73 Wright, Mrs, milliner
73 Fletcher, Mrs, lodgings
73 Young, Mrs Wm.
75 Belfrage, AVilliam, hosier
75 lieid, John, and Co.
77 Dalrymple, Miss
79 Burn, Misses, dressmakers
79 Burn, Archibald
79 Hay and Addis, plumbers
79 Watson, Alex. S. dentist
81 Seton, Robert, bookseller
81 Irving and Rae, dressmakers
81 Henry, J. accountant
83 Grieve, Robt. & Co. furni-
ture printers
85 Forsyth, Miss, milliner
85 Gray, J. & Son, ironmong.
87 Allan, Mrs, French stay
maker
87 Marshall and Sons, jewellei-a
89 Douglas and Baird, grocers
89Ferrier, T. H., W.S.
91 Northern Club
91 Young, J. B. club-master
93 Melrose, A. and Co. tea mer-
chants
93 Sutherland, Joseph, tailor
95 Insurance Company of
Scotland
95 Alliance British and Fo-
reign Life Assurance
95 Meyer, Monsieur, silk mercer
97 Milne, J. stationer
97 Mortimer, T. E. gunmaker
97 Child, W. K. and Co. china
and cut glass store
99 Hutchison, brushmaker
99 General Board of Prisons
99 Bayne, James, S.S.C.
99 Cunningham and Mai'shall,
wine merchants
101 Mortimer, John & Co, tailors
101 Merilees, F. dentist
103 Smith, Mrs Andrew
105 Kay, J. W. lace warehouse
1 07 Rough, R. lace merchant
107 Shephard, Mrs Jas. painter
107 Cruickshank and Veitch
Castle Street intersects.
109 Jardiue, Francis, grocer
109 Scott, Alexander, bootmaker
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Geo
111 Mackenzie, Mrs
113 Orphoot, Dr Peter
113 Orphoot, Mrs
115 Mitchell and Co. milliners
117 Greig, Mrs
1 19 Dennistoun, J. ofDennistoun
121 Mackay, John, druggist
121 Dubuc, Dr. French teacher
121 Simpson, R. cabinetmaker
123 Gordon, Sir J. AV., A.R.A.
123 Watson, H. G. accountant
125 Veitch, James, private hotel
127 Thomson, Mrs
129 Maclagan, David, M.D.
131 Bryce, David, architect
133 Sinclair, Misses, of Ulbster
135 Buckmaster, T. and Co.
137 Stewart, Mrs
139 Whitelaw, Miss
139 Guillerez, A. F., F.E.I.S.
139 Graham, W. working-jewl.
139 Strachan, Miss
141 Murray and Logan, W.S.
141 Croivn Life Assurance
Office
141 Imperial Fire Assurance
Office
143 Menelaws, William, grocer
142 Rutherford and Sou, boot-
makers
140 Edinburgh Eye Infirmary
140 Hamilton, Dr Robert
138 Mackinlay, Miss
136 Meyer, Rev. Theodore
136 Caron, J. teacher
134 Greig, Mrs
132 Schneider, C. H.
128 Browns and Pearson, accts.
126 Malcolm, Dr, F.R.C.P.E.
124 Blyth, B. H. engineer
124 Cameron, Violard and Co.
124 M'Gilchrist, Rev. John
124 Gray, James
124 Blyth, E., C.E.
120 Young, Andrew, lodgings
118 Jockel, C. Berlin warehouse
118 Jopp, Charles, civil engineer
116 Hamilton and Miiller
114 Menzies, Captain William
112 Snodgrass, Misses
110 Walker and Melville, W.S.
108 Burt, Mrs
108 Millar, Miss
108 Sinclair, Mrs
108 Taylor, Robert
108 Wilson, Edmond, writer
106 Carstairs, Mrs, fruiterer
106 Carmichael, Jas. poulterer
106 Wilson, James, flesher
106 Anderson, John, fishmonger
Castle Street intersects.
104r Morgan, J. and Co. tailors
102 James, Jn. and Son, bootm.
102 Board for Relief of Poor
100 Gray, Alex. D, bootmaker
100 Scott, Miss, dressmaker
100 Toniiy, J. A. painter
98 Anderson, David, banker
96 Home and Rose, W.S.
96 Rose, James, W.S.
94 Mein, A. surgeon-dentist
94 Mein, Alexander
92 Simpson, Miss, milliner
90 Traill, John, cabinetmaker
90 Hay, D. R. and Co. painters
88 Burt, Dr F.R.C.P.
86 Fulton, A. saddler
86 Jlortimer, T. E. gunmaker
84 Northern Lights Office — A.
Cunningham, secretary
84 Stevenson, Messrs, civil en-
gineers
82 Walker, Mrs, lodgings
80 Veitch, Wm. cabinetmaker
80 Faulds, J. R. accountant
80 Sutter, Archd. civil engineer
80 Robertson and Forrest, auc-
tioneers
78 Morison, James, upholsterer
78 Dunn, Thomas, S.S.C.
78 Boucli, Thos. civil engineer
78 Clark, Misses E. and J.
76 Fairbaim, Miss, lodgings
74 Walker, Jas. carver & gilder
74 Robb, Thomas, grocer
74 Finlayson, Mrs, dressmaker
74 Healy, JIartin, shoemaker
72 Leslie, James, civil engineer
72 Utrecht, J. H. tailor
Frederick Street intersects.
70 Smith and Girvan, milliners
68 Donaldson, A. bootmaker
68 Sheppard, John, painter
68 Aitchison, Miss
68 Davidson, Mrs, lodgings
68 Cowie, R. A. portrait painter
68 Reston, Miss, fringemaker
68 Sanderson, Mat. bird-stuflFer
66 Cleghorn, Miss Jane, Berlin
warehouse
64 Sibbald, J. and Sons, iron-
mongers
64 Sibbald T. (/. and Sons)
62 Williams, Richard, tailor
60 Lothians and Finlay, solicits.
60 Finlay, James (L. and F.)
58 Gardner & Ainslie, chemists
56 Matlieson, A. (ili. and Co.)
56 Dymock & Paterson, S.S.C.
54 Walker, J. carver and gilder
54 Assembly Rooms
54 Davidson, George
54 Albion Cloth Warehouse
52 Saxty, R. ladies' bootmaker
52 Saxty and Leslie, Mrs, lace
cleaners
52 Thomson, J. and R.
50 Baggaley & Co., commission
merchants
50 James, G. surveyor
50 Blair, Robert
50 AVarburton, Seaton, engraver
50 Turnbull, Misses, dressmkrs.
50 Campbell, Miss
48 Cormack, Hugh, bookseller
48 Doughtie, Alexander, slater
46 Davidson, John, painter
46 Milue & Co. straw-hat makrs.
46 Clark, Mrs, milliner
44 Moffat, W. bookseller
44 Steedman, Henry, bookbinder
42 Ballantine & Allan, painters
42 Main, Edward, seal-engraver
42 Macvicar and Winks, dress-
makers
42 Stirling and Dunfermline
• Railti-ay Company
40 Hamilton, Wm. bootmaker
38 Small, W, & J. bird-stuffers
38 Clark, T. and T. booksellers
36 Robertson and Scott, sale-
rooms
36 Dixon, Miss, dressmaker
36 Bell, J. writing-master
36 Ferguson, Walter, artist
36 Bayne, James, spirit dealer
34 White, John, woollen draper
32 Gillies Brothers, silk mercers
30 M'Gregor, P. Sons and Co.
muslin warehouse
Hanover Street intersects.
28 Gibb, A. umbrella manufr.
26 Inship, William
26 Gellatly, John, engraver
26 Robertson, C. and Co. im-
porters
26 Duff, Miss, staymaker
26 Braidwood, Jas. bookseller
24 M'CuUoch, William T.
24 Edinburgh Subscription Li-
brary.
24 Antiquarian Society
22 Edinourgh Life Assurance
Compiany
22 Dickson, W.
22 Finlay, G. L.
22 Mackay, John, messenger
20 Darling and M'Laren, dress-
makers
20 Wright, P. and R. linen mer-
chants
20 Copland, R. T. tailor
18 Dowell & Lyon, auctioneers
18 Dowell, Alex. {D. and L.)
16 M'Ewen, Miss
16 Christie, J. and Son, glovers
16 Wright, P. and R. linen mer-
chants
16 Chisholm, Miss, staymaker
14 Mowat, Robert
14 Veitch, Miss, milliner
14 Howden, Oliver, stockbroker
14 Balfour. Ja. & Co. wine mer.
14 Pelican Life Assurance Co.
14 Commercial Bank of Scot-
land
14 Cunningham, John Sinclair
12 Waterston, R. & Co. drapers
12 Allardice and Sclanders
10 Pike, William, draper
10 Cooper, W. writing-master
10 Melrose, John, tailor
10 Star Life ^Assurance Com-
pany
10 Mortimer, William, lapidary
10 Lawrie, Robert
10 Livingston, John
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10 Scott, J. and T. upholsterers
10 Edinburgh City^ Mission
8 Edinburgh and Leith Gas
Company
8 Nisbet, Thomas
8 Rausch and Basse, clothiers
6 Holtum and Welsh
6 Mackay, Robert
6 Mackay, Miss
6 Gairns, J. writing-master
6 Henderson, James, teacher
6 Miller, J. & Co. silk-mercers
4 Wilson, R. and Son
4 Murdoch, C. seal-engraver
2 Haldane & Rae, brassfounders
2 Rae, William F.
2 Rae, G. M.
Creorg;e Street^ lieith.
Lang, Miss
Miller, Mrs
Thompson, Captain, R.N.
Gibb's Entry.
1 Veitch, Misses
Pringle, J as. barm brewer
5 Nisbet, Jas.
7 Henderson, D. chimney-sweep
10 Coutts, Chas. spirit dealer
Ciilchrist liane.
Hughes, William, saw-maker
Giles' Sireet.
1 Fruish, James, tailor
2 M'Kay, George, hairdresser
7 Williamson, William, tinsmith
9 Davidson & McGregor, provi-
sion merchants
11 Thomson, D. J. and Co. rec-
tifiers
20 M'Adie, David, spirit dealer
21 Gardner, T. leather merchant
22 Sinclair, William, cooper
31 Slimon, William, dairyman
32 Brash, David, merchant
33 Schaw, Robert and Co.
34 Jenkinson, M. spirit dealer
35 Scott, William, spirit dealer
38 Hope, Robert A. grocer
40 Douglass, John, spirit dealer
42 Penman, John, grocer
50 Adamson, W. M. fish curer
62 Gilchrist, John, grocer
55 Smart, John, grocer
56 Goddard, W. M. merchant
70 Webster, Hugh, spirit dealer
71 Gray, James, victualler
75 Kemp, William, tailor
78 M'Dougall, John, grocer
79 Somerville, David, grocer
90 Methuen, James, fish-curer
93 Alexander, Thos. agent
93 Anderson, R. andR. caudlem.
96 Scott, James, brewer
99 Carstairs and Robertson
Ciillespie's Hospital.
Henderson, Rev. D. chaplain
and house-governor
Girdwood, Miss M., matron
Gillespie Street.
1 Dougall, James
2 Bow, Miss
3 Smith, John
3 Smith, Mrs Lieutenant
5 Smith, Mrs Walter
6 Gilmore, William, rope manu-
facturer
Gil more Close.
The Female Shelter.
Gilmore I*lace.
1 Fairlej', James, grocer
2 Lee, William
3 M'Gilchrist, John, M.D.
4 Dunlop, Mrs
5 Gray, John (^Gray and Son)
Hailes Street intersects.
6 Wilson, J. merchant
7 Grant, James, tailor
8a Henderson, James
8a Cowan, Charles
8b Tod, Robert, surgeon
9a Mutter, John
9b Yule, David, writer
9c M'George, John, agent
9d M'George, Ebenezer
10a Alexander, John, builder
10b Johnstone, James
11 Bell, Peter
12 Robertson, D. J. city cham-
berlain
13 Johnstone, Miss
14 Swanston, Thomas
15 Pittendrigh, Rev. George
Gillespie Street intersects.
Upper Gilmore PL intervenes.
16 Newlands, Mrs
17 Douglas, Arch. (G. P.-O)
19 Rainie, Robert, accountant
20 Prentice, J. R.
21 Thomson, Alexander
22 Lawson, Robert
23 Gordon, Robert
24 Weir, Mrs Dundas Robert
25 Cupples, George
27 Cowie, Alexander
30 Millar, Rev. John
30 Millar, Mrs Dr
31 Graham, G. F.
32 Laing, Miss
33 Hart, Francis
34 Barlas, Robert
35 Ogilvey, Mrs Charles
Lower Gilmore Place intersects.
36 Thomson, George {G. P.-O)
37 Boak, William
38 Wallace, Rev. Alexander
39 Grindlay, John, taimer
40 White, Robert
42a Lindsay, James
42B Smith, William
43 Burn, Miss
44 Tasker, Rev. Wm.
46 Anderson, Miss
Gilmore Pl.> liOiirer.
1 Lowe, J. D.
1 Shaw, James
1 Reid, Mrs
Gilmore Pl.j Upper.
1 Croom, Rev. D. M.
2 Fell, Wm., & Co.
2 Peddie, Robert
3 Bruce, Rev. William
5 Yelland, John
6 Henderson, David, writer
7 Jelly, Mrs B.
8 Leburn, P. M., writer
Gilmore Street.
Wharton, Mrs, fish merchant
Mathevvson & Co. edge-tool-
makers
Denholm, James, lastmaker
Gilmore Street.
Simon Square.
5 Laidlaw, R. & Sons
15 Gibson, Thomas, dairy
8 Picken, John, watchmaker
Glanville Place.
2 Fleming, Mrs, midwife
3 Rae, A. victual dealer
4 Rae, Alexander, grocer
5 Park, Thomas
6 Sleigh, Eleanor, baker
Glenflnlas Street.
1 Bennett, Professor
2 Bruce, George
2 Bruce, Mrs, of Langlie
3 Simson, J., M.D., F.R.C.S.
4 MuiTay, T. G., W.S.
Glenorchy Place.
2 Kidd, Thomas, letter-carrier
Gloncester Place.
1 Edmunds, Edmund
3 M'Gregor, Miss
3 Haig, J. D.
3 Roughead, Mrs
3 Anderson, James T.
3 Walker, Miss
5 Campbell, Miss
9 Hope, Miss
11 Chaplain, Thos. Robertson
13 Traill, Dr Thomas S.
15 Sonter, D. R. accountant
14 Macrae, John, W.S.
14 India Assurance Company
12 Farquharson, Mrs
12 Faithful!, Rev. V. G.
10 Rampini, Joseph
8 Webster, James, S.S.C.
8 Webster & Renny, W.S.
8 County Fire Office
8 Provident Life Office
4 Patrick, Mrs Shedden
2 Welsh, Mrs
GloTer Street.
4 Johnston, Thomaa
224 Gos
4 Johnston, William
6 Lawson, William
6 Mailer, William
7 Richardson, Andrew
8 Smith, David, builder
8 Smith, John, wright
8 Simpson, Robert, mason
8 Munro, Daniel, shipmaster
8 Trotter, Thomas
8 Neilson, Thomas
8 Smith, Mrs
8 Russell, James (G.P.-O.)
9 Moffat, William
9 Buchan, Thomas
9 Henderson, D. W. agent
9 Aitchison, David
f ernay, Mrs
Goshen.
M'Edward, Mrs, grocer
Grabam's Court.
Brown, John, wright
Craig, Christie, and Co.
Crraham Street.
3 Menzies, Miss
3 Ross, Miss
3 Wright, ■Mrs A.
5 Scott, William, coalmaster
9 Ferguson, W. artist
9 Aikman, M.
9 Smith, Miss
9 Lawson, James, tobacconist
11 Paterson, W.
13 Forrest, John
15 Lamond, Duncan, merchant
15 Greig, John, printer
15 Grant, Miss
15 M'Lachlan, John
19 Scoon, William
19 Cameron, John
18 Lorimer, George, builder
14 Tod, John
12 Gibson, William
10 Teller, Thomas, ironmonger
10 Beattie, John, tobacconist
10 M'Pherson, John, oil mercht.
8 Hutton, John (H. aiidRoss)
6 French, John, W.S.
4 Campbell, Mrs, hatter
4 Tait, James
2 Malcolm, Wm, painter and
glazier
€irang;e Brae.
Wilson, Miss
Cirang^e^ West.
Harrington, Robert
€>rang;e House.
Barbour, George F.
Lauder, Su- John Dick, Bart.
Cirangre I^oan.
13 Telford, Joseph, coal agent
Russell, Miss M.
Henderson, Peter, teacher
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Gm
Mackenzie, John, gardener
Compton, Mrs
Hewitt, Mrs
Baird. Wm. (G P.-O.)
M'Kay, Duncan, gardener
Grindiay, Mrs
Qrang;e Place.
5 Dickson, A. grocer
6 Napier, Robert
Grang-e Road.
Davidson, Henry, Southern
cemetery
Erskine, Mrs Col. St Giles'
villa
Moule, J., St Catharine's villa
Robertson, Thos. Eden bank
Auchie, Mrs
Howden, Mrs
Francis, David, agent
Wyse, George, B. M.
Stuart, Andrew, letter-founder
and punch-cutter. Primrose
villa
Paterson, R.,West Union viUa
Raleigh, Samuel, East Union
villa
Hume, Robert, Anna Hill villa
Murray, Miss, Clifton bank
Martyn, John, Clifton bank
Baillie, John
Stiell, John
List, Alfred, Clarkeville
List, Alfred J.
List, Louis G.
Ritchie, John, teacher
liirang;e Tilla.
Stephenson, Robert
Walker, David
dranton Pier.
Barry, J. H.
Mahood, Alexander (E. and
G. Raihcay.)
Player, John, agent (E. D.
and P. Railway Co.)
Lawrence, David, clerk
Wemyss, Thos. A. harbour-
master
Aitchison, Mrs L baker
Scott, Mrs Geo. Muir house
Fulton, H. deputy harbour-
master
Howkins, John, engineer
Kemme, Jacob, brick and tile
work
Struthers, H. brick and tile
work
Beveridge, James
Wilson, Alex, contractor
M'Innes, Mrs, lodgings
Sugden, Mrs, midwife
Morton, S. and H. engineers
Geddes, John, collector
Dundas, Rear- Admiral Hen.,
Craigroj'ston
Hull, Captaiu
Kennedy, Thomas, WardU
Hotel '
Hossack, Mrs 1
Seator, Robert, Lighthouse '
storekeeper
. M'William, William
M'Neill, Sir John, G.C.B.
Granton House
Cirassniarket.
Old Corn Exchange
Richardson, Francis and Co. ,
3 Wright and Braidwood ,
5 Alexander, T. & J. surgeons
23 Miller, Robert
25 Brydon, James, draper
27 Haswell, James, grocer
71 Henderson, A., spirit dealer-
73 Jeffrey and Co. brewers
95 Ross, A. grocer
99 Female Shelter
101 Simpson, John, grocer
103 Wilkinson, James, baker
117 Mather, William, flesher
127 Donaldson, Henry
141 Geddes, Roderick
106 Newlands, Peter
104 Linklater, J. and J.
100 Sharp, William, stabler
100 Johnstone, Mrs J. innkeeper
88 Young, Jas. victual dealer
76 Watson, David
72 M'Ewan, Robert, baker
66 Jamieson, Gilbert and Son
66 Meikle, George, grocer
66 Lawson, John and Robert
60 City of Glas. Bank branch '
58 Gray, John W. saddler
56 Gilmore, Wm. ropemaker
52 Millar, James, ironmonger
50 Burns, Rob. victual dealer ,
48 Bennie, A. spirit dealer
42 Macdonald, Angus, saddler
40 Erskine, J. china merchant
38 Gillon, D. manufacturer
34 Drammond and Laing
34 Paterson and Anderson
32 White Hart Lin—W. Had-
dow
30 Western Bank of Scotland
26 Clydesdale Inn— J. Cleg-.
horn
26 Ferguson, Peter, agent
24 Spence, Joseph, saddler
22 Williamson, G. tobacconist
20 Brownlee, A. stabler
16 Pringle, W. victual dealer
14 Black Bull Inn— J. Smith
12 Smith, Wm. spirit dealer
6 Porteous, AV. corn merchant
C^ray's Close, South.
Coupland, John, bookbinder
Ciray's Close, Worth.
Girle, J. H. currier
Gray's Court.
Hogg, David
Darling, Miss, dressmaker
I
Gra
Crray Street^ South.
1 Anderson, John
2 Gilmore, And. (JS'at. Bank)
2 Gilmore, Mrs
4 Napier, Miss C. D.
5 Wigham, J. manufacturer
6 Paterson, James
7 Bow, Mrs Dr
7 Bow, Robert H., C.E.
8 Morrison, R. commer. agent
9 Sanderson, J. H. {S. Sf Son)
10 LaidJaw, ftiiss
1 1 Feme, iirs Margaret
Qray Street, Upper.
1 Stewart, Mrs
2 Keighley, Matthew
3 Stoddart, John
5 Reid, James {Com. Bank)
6 Brown, Mrs G. B.
6 Brown, Joseph
7 Brown, J. F. teaclier
8 Cullen, Thos. surveyor
12 Downie, J. M. accountant
13 Gibson, David
U Bertram, Geo. (PF. S,^ G. B.)
15 Robertson, Captain John
16 Torrance, Miss
17 Robertson, P. (Com. Bank)
18 Kerr, Miss M. A.
19 Alison, Mrs James
20 Wale, James
22 Blackball, Mrs J.
24 Sutherland, David R.
25 Sanderson, Miss
27 Callender, Miss
29 Lawson, Geo. baker
30 Thomson, J. {R. T. Sf Son)
31 Clapperton, M. J. grocer
Greenhill.
Gillis, Right Rev. Bishop Jas.
Maxwell, Miss
Cireenhill Crardens.
Cousins, George
Ramsay, Alexander
Disher, Robert
Usher, Andrew, jun.
Jameson, Andrew, advocate
Sydserff, Mrs
Kirk, Rev. John
Fenwyck, George
Kerr, Miss
Brown, Miss A.
Cousin, David
Thomson, J. corn merchant
Cairns, George
Smith, Miss
Steell, John, R.S.A.
Bell, Major Oswald, E.I.C.
M'Laren, D. (/. ilf L. ^' Son)
Millar, Thomas, sharebroker
Syme, R. (Macpherson ^ S.)
Greenhill House.
Lauder, Dowager, Lady Dick
STREET DIRECTORY.
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1^5
Greenhill liOdg^e.
Lang, Miss Mary (Bank)
Smith, Mrs
Greenside House.
Whyte, Thomas
Greenside liane.
Paterson, John
Cochrane, J. & Co.
Mitchell, Geo. spirit dealer
Dove, James, blacksmith
M'Intosh, Adam, glass cutter
Paterson, Andrew & Co.
Cowan, Jn. portrait painter
Greenside Place.
1 Wright, Alex. & Son
2 Cox, \Vm. envelope maker
2 Davidson, Mrs Ann
3 Archibald, John, victualler
4 M'Donald, Joim, flesher
4 Sutherland, G. china mercht.
5 Borthwick, D. chimney-sweep
6 Eraser, Simon, cooper
7 Cay & Johnston, tinsmiths
8 Mackay, David, haii-dresser
8 Dewar, John, spirit merchant
9 Gibb, John, mason
9 Townsend, W. piano-ft.-mak.
9 Borthwick, James, jun.
10 Townsend, AVm. & Son
11 Caraishelle, James
12 Bruce, Daniel
13 Galium, G. & Co. braziers
14 Dunlop, C. & J. booksellers
15 Grant & Ross, cabinetmakers
16 Anderson, Miss B.
16 Brodie, James
17 Hamilton, Thomas & Co.
17 Stewart, S. & Co. bedding m.
Lady Glenorchyh Free Ch.
17 Davidson, Rev. George R.
17 Croall, William, jun. and Co.
18 Davidson, W. spice merchant
19 Brodie, J. & H. ho. painters
20 M'Millan, Thos. jun.
21 Mitchell, Wm. fruiterer
22 Hauptman, Ignaz. glass cut.
22 Fernie, James, wright
22 Douglas, Andrew
22 M'Laren, Peter
22 Whiteford, Robert, turner
22 Robison, Joseph
22 Thomson, Alex brassfounder
23 Hendrie, Mrs John
24 Swinburn, R. AV. and Co.
24 Gibson, Wm. F.
24 Craig, John, clothier
24 Pattison, Miss
24 Mackenzie, A. C.
24 Duncan, Thomas
25 Bailey, Wm. jun. com. agent
26 Duncan, Thos. brushmaker
Greenside Row.
3 Berry, Lawrence, plasterer
3 Easton, James, tailor
3 Hay, William, smith
5 Cooper, David, accountant
Gilchrist Lane intersects.
7 Munro, D. spirit dealer
10 Grant, Robert, spirit mercht.
11 Lothian, Mrs, grocer
Queen's Place intersects.
14 Mather, Tliomas, farrier
14 Mungall, Mrs, grocer
17 M'Ewan, H. grocer
Greenside Court intersects.
18 Carse, J. and Sons, smiths
19 Blair, Miss, grocer
23 Sheddeu, R. spirit dealer
Dr BelVs School.
Greenside Street.
6, 7, Anderson, Edward
8 Lindsay, C. and Co. plumbers
9 Sandeman, Robt. upholsterer
10 Lindsay, Charles
10 Reid, Alex.
11 Robinson, H. publisher
12 ]\Iorison, J. spirit merchant
13 M'Litosh, Alex, cowfeeder
14 Carr, Misses E. and C.
16 Law, Robt. H., grocer, &c.
17 Paton, David, builder
17 Blackball, Miss
17 Walker, James, draper
18 Brockie, William, baker
19 Coubrough, John, grocer
20 Gulland, A. corn dealer
21 Martin, J. stationer
22 Young, J. and D. tinsmiths
23 Mitchell, George, bootmaker
24 Milne, AV. temperance hotel
25 Winter, Ulrich, clockmaker
26 Macdougall, Walter, cowfeed.
27 Somerviile, George
28 Gibb, Alexander, builder
28 Rutherford, James, merchant
28 Easton, James
28 Johnstone, John
28 Reid, Mrs Wm.
28 Hoffman, M. teacher of music
30 Haswell, James, grocer
31 Milner, Sons, and Co. drapers
32 Ritchie, David, tobacconist
Greyfriars' IMace.
2 Stewart, Lieut Mrs Charles
2 Douglas, W. S., agent
2 Douglas, W. engraver
2 Blumenversk, John
4 Thompson, Robert, cooper
Grove Road.
Grant, Mrs, Ann villa
Sharp, Wm., Auckland villa
GroTe Place.
3 Stewart, James
3 Cunningham, Mrs
3 Paterson, Mrs
Grove Street.
1 Crowe, R. B.
1 Rogers, Jauies
1 Leigh ton, Robert
1 Stevenson, Wm. Cowaa
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1 Pringle, Alexander
1 Russell, Alexander
5 Marshall, Misses
7 Caw, Miss
9 Laird, Robert B.
11 Adam, Mrs
18 Baird, Captain Andrew
16 Curror, David, S.S.C.
16 Thomson, Edward, baker
16 Williamson, James
16 AVilliamson, Miss
14 Campbell, Charles
12 Monteith, Alex, of Duchally
10 Lang, Robert L. writer
8 Craig, Mrs
6 Addis, Mrs
4 Thorn, John {Johnstone Sf T.)
2 Eraser, Rev. Hugh
Hadding:ton's Entry.
Gilmore, William, currier
Haddington House
Hadding^ton Place.
1 Landels, Mrs E.
1 Ritchie, Wm. shoe warehouse
2 Spence, George, merchant
2 Peace, James
2 Hardie, J. tobacco manufctr.
2 M'Laren, Joseph, merchant
2 Ferguson, James, agent
2 Slight, James, engineer
3 Spence, Charles, grocer
4 Watt, R. & W. com. agents
4 Stirling, D. coach-hirer
5 Hogg, Eraser
^ Peterson, Magnus M.
6 Porteous, Mrs John
6 Thomson, Mrs
6 Scott, Mrs
7 Howden, Mrs Francis
7 M'Gill, James, baker
Annandale Street intersects.
19 Hay, Miss, grocer
20 Bartholomew, G. engraver
20 Martin, James
20 Hunter, James
20 Wallace, Andrew
20 M'Glashan, Chas. accountaot
21 Ramsay, Alex, draper
25 M'Ewan, A. AV.
25 Bruce, Mrs
27 Hay, George, bootmaker
28 Chrystal, C. bootmaker
30 Cariier, Mrs
30 Scott, John, combraaker
30 Hay, David, bookseller
30 Moir, Mrs
30 Wilson, Mrs
30 Hay, George
30 Stenhouse, Mrs
Dods, William, gardens
Sloan & Stoddart
Haddou's Court.
Cooke, Andrew, ivory turner
Ferguson, William, plumber
Hay, William, wood mercht.
Crawford, Mrs, bai"m -brewer
Pocock, James
Hailes' street.
1 Cunningham, John
2 Davidson, John, A.M.
3 Miller, Robert
6 Williamson, J. accountant
6 Stewart, David
7 Dalrymple, Hew
8 Brown, Wm., R.N.
9 Hill, Mrs Robert
10 Sinclair, John, jun. manufac.
11 Williamson, Adam, cattle agt.
Hamburgh Place.
1 Hutchison, Peter, spirit dealer
2 Smith, Robert {Customs)
3 Hogben, Mrs
3 ^I'Kenzie, 5Irs, lodgings
3 buncan, Mrs
4 Straiton, Mrs
6 M'Millan, Charles
6 M'Millan, James
9 Taylor, Mrs J. spirit mercht.
Hamilton's Entry.
Anderson, David, farrier
AValdie, James, smith
Taylor, P. & Son
Turner, J. mason
Hamilton Place^
1 Hutchison, Geo. spirit dealer
2 Small, Robert, victual dealer
3 Borthwick, Wm.
4 Wood, Alex, grocer
12 Bryce, Mrs
13 Anderson, David, baker
Hamilton Place^
Newington.
2 Dalzell, Mrs Alexander
2 Rutiierford, Rev. H.
3 Cheyne, Charles, surgeon
4 Reoch, John Inglis
5 Kerr, Lieut. James, R.N.
6 Rutherford, Walter
7 Bovvlby, Mrs Captain M.
9 Banks, Misses
10 Hogg, James
Hamilton Place.
Stockhridge.
1 Somerville, J. victual dealer
5 narrower, Robert
7 Smith, Robert
8 Young, Peter
8 Gillespie, James, accountant
8 Donald, William
8 Peters, David, cabinetmaker
8 Alexander, Mrs, sick nurse
8 Ferguson, Thomas, merchant
8 Kerr, Geo. house agent
9 AValker, Mrs, staymaker
11 Maclaren, James
Murray, George, jobb. mason
Pinkerton, David, cowfeeder
27 Kay, James, surgeon, R.N.
27 M'bonald, Mrs Captain
27 Christie, W. L.
27 M'Douald, Ronald, writer
27 M'Leay, Peter
27 Murray, William R.
29 O'Neill, John, staff-adjutant
30 M'Dougal, G. grocer
30 Barty, Miss
30 Murray, James {G. P.-O.)
Hanover Street.
1 Millan and Mann, clothier
1 Smith, Wm. writing-master
3 Dewar, John, bootmaker
3 Paton and Ritchie, bookseller?
3 Publication Office of Home,
and Foreign Mission., Re-
cord and Children's Re-
cord of Established Church
of Scotland
3 Liddell, J. J. optician
3 Law, John, working jeweUer
5 Wood, John, stockbroker
5 Reid, Misses M.&M. milliners
5 Brown, William, fruiterer
5 Shiell, A. stockbroker
7 Bayne, James, spirit dealer
7 Macgill, William, printseller
9 Bremner and Wilks, ham shop
11 Gray, John, bookbinder
11 Aikman, Andrew and Co.
1] Lamb, Robert, embosser
11 Tait, T. auctioneer
lo Marsh & Beattie, booksellers
13 Thomson, D. G. stockbroker
13 Advertiser Publishing Office
13, 15, & 17 Knox, Samuel, and
Dickson
17 Shaw, Charles, confectioner
Rose Street intersects.
19 Robertson, D. Albert hotel
19 Aitken, A. & Co. ironmongers'
21 Sutherland, D. R. stationer ''
23 Gulland and Gray, woollen
drapers
25 Levy, Philip, furrier
25 Keddie, John, bootmaker
27 Dick, James, tailor
27 M'Pherson, Miss C.
27 Bertram, James, Glass, & Co.
27 Menzies, James M. engraver
27 Salom, B. and Co.
27 Nelson, R. R. printseller
27 Caird, F. G.
27 Taylor, Chas. billiard rooms
27 Bell, John, tailor
29 Thomson, D. bootmaker
29 AVaterston, G. stationer
31 Clark, R. and Co. merchants
31 Thomson, D. bootmaker '■
31 Innes, William, bookseller
31 Lindsay, Wm. cooper
33 Glen, George, bootmaker
33 Small, D. basketmaker >
33 Milne, W and J. booksellers ;
35 Little, A. and A. ironmongers
35 Dick, Misses, dressmakers
37 Macmahon, M. furrier
37 Pillans, R. music seller
37 Jeffrey, John, tobacconist
George Street intersects.
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45 Steuart, George
45 Fraser and Co. booksellers
45 United Kingdom Life Assur.
45 Fraser, P. S.
47 Philpot, James, agent
47 Deans, J. W. tea dealer
47 Dewar, Mrs, milliner
49 O'Donnell, E. and Co.
49 Johnston, Robert
61 Ross, John, engraver
61 Ross, Mrs, miniature-painter
61 Campbell and Henderson
61 Baxter, Peter, S.S.C.
51 Deans, John W.
51 Carter, Nicholas
53 Bishop, John, victual dealer
63 Renuie, John, ironmonger
53 Christie, Robert, grocer
Thistle Street intersects.
57 Miller, R. teacher
67 Potts, Thomas, lodgings
67 M'Intosh, Mrs
57 M'Lean, John, lodgings
67 AVallace, James, S.S.C.
57 Smith, John, cabinetmaker
59 Nisbet, John, painter
61 Cross and Carruthers
61 M'Dermot, James
63 Meikle, Chris, accountant
63 Robertson, John, solicitor
68 Scott, R., S.S.C, sol.-at-law
63 Muir, James
65 Fisher, J. R. china wareho.
65 Thomson, George, bootmaker
67 Somerville, John, hosier
67 Christie, Alexander, merchant
67 Orrock, Mrs M.
67 Knox, Thomas
69 Simpson, Mrs And. lodgings
69 Indigent Gentlewomen Fund
— Fidlerton, J. K. secretary
71 Barclay, D. basket maker
73 Mason, George, -flesher
64 Sidey, Charles, surgeon
62 Smith, Mrs, lodgings
62 Burke, John, upholsterer
62 Henderson, John, wright
60 Lithgow and Purdie, painters
60 Purdie, Thos. {Lithgow & P.)
58 Wilkinson, Misses
68 AVicks, Miss Elizabeth
66 Forrest, Wm. hthographer
64 Young, Peddie and Co.
52 O'Donnell, E.
52 Alshorn, G. E.
62 Gravett, James, butcher
60 Donald, John, wine merchant
50 Dunn, T. optician. — See Adv.
Thistle Street intersects.
48 Stewart, P. spirit dealer
48 Dobie, G. painter
48 Inglis, W. and C. booksellers
48 Groucock, Copestake, Moore,
and Co.
46 Hopton, Mrs, staymaker
46 Ramsay, J. trimming shop
46 Cannon, Alex, printer
44 Neil, John, and Co.
44 Carter, Nicholas
42 Clark, R. and R. printers
42 Smith, John, cabinetmaker
40 Alston, George, clothier
40 Elder, Alex, spirit dealer
38 Jamieson, Wm. T. solicitor
38 Defender Fire and Life
msurance
38 Stevenson, Andrew R.
38 Robertson, Peter, tailor
36 Goodlet, Wm. laceman
36 Pedie, Mrs Wm.
36 Braid, Mrs
36 Cameron, John R.
George Street intersects.
34 Stevenson, Wm. upholsterer
34 Mozzi, John, florist
34 M'Gregor, Miss
34 Weatherly, Mrs, dressmaker
34 Lewis, James, grocer
34 Stewart, J. Italian warehouse
32 Dickson, James and Sons
30 Stewart, James, confectioner
30 Scottish Railway Gazette
Office
30 Evening Post and Scottish
Record Office
30 Walker, M. and Co. printers
30 Torrop, Christopher
28 Murray & Stewart, booksells.
28 Macrae, James, plumber
26 Hepburn, S. carver and gilder
26 Ramsay, Thos. baker
24 Paton, Alexander
24 Douglas, M. and J. milliners
22 Sword, J. house-agent
20 Lendrum, R. and Co. book-
sellers
20 Boe, David, fruiterer
Rose Street intersects.
18 Gray, Wm. and Son, saddlers
18 Robertson, J. spirit dealer
14 Butti, J. A. carver and gilder
14 Baillie, Peter, spirit dealer
12 City of Glasgow Bank
12 Stronach, Alex, manager
12 Hay, Charles, sub-manager
10 M'Kay, D. messenger
10 Bridges & Macqueen, W.S.
10 Macallum, W. B. stockbroker
10 Bosweil, Alex.
10 Bruce, A. jewel-case maker
10 Meikle, George, tailor
10 Meikle, Mrs, dressmaker
10 Christie, John
8 Bosweli, Alex, brushmaker
6 Combe, R. upholsterer
6 Congleton, T. spirit dealer
6 Wharton, Henry, cabinetmkr.
4 Dall, W. and Co. china mer-
chants
2 Life Association of Scotland.
— See Adv.
2 Fraser, John, actuaiy
Hart Street.
1 Smyth, John, advocate
1 Smyth, Robert, W.S.
3 Drysdale, W. D., C.S.
7 Miller, Mrs James
9 Binny, Graham, W.S.
11 Knox, William, M.D.
13 Douglas, Mrs
13 Douglas, Miss, miniature-
painter
15 Paul, Thomson, W.S.
15 Padon, Mrs
15 Padon, Tliomas, S.S.C.
15 Irvine, Duncan
15 Purvis, John, warehouseman
17 Somerville, Samuel, M.D.
19 Saddler, Mrs, spirit dealer
18 Forbes, Peter
16 Hutchison, Mrs
16 Rvmer, Mrs John
16 Sheriff, Mrs
12 Groat, Alex. G. advocate
10 Brodie, Miss
8 Child, Mrs
4 Clark, Thomas
2 Walker, Miss
Hawkhill.
Christie, Alexander
Hawkfleld.
Chapman, John, M.D.
Chapman, Edward, M.D.
Chapman, Jn. jun. surgeon
HaM'thorn Bank.
Cattanach, AV. Sunbury dis-
tillery
Haymarket.
Cochrane, H. innkeeper
Hume, James and Co.
Hay's Ccort.
3 Park, Thomas, shoemaker
5 Gray, ^neas
6 Lavvrie, J. W. merchant
7 Stewart, Thomas, stoneware
merchant
Hay Street.
1 Paton, H. carver and gilder
2 Matthew, Jas. macer, H.C.
3 Inglis, Wm. jun. postmaster
4 Inglis, William, coachbuilder
7 Johnstone, Miss
Hebron Bank.
Kedslie, George, late uphol-
sterer
Helen Cottag-e.
Gibson. Mrs and Misses, Har-
mony house
Helen Place,
Leith Mount.
1 Bennet, J. jun. clerk
2 Minto, Mrs
3 Skilling, A. M. shoemaker
5 AVood, Wm. (.4. and W.)
Henderson Koir.
1 Straclian, Mrs
1 M'Donald, Mrs
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Her
1
J 1 Winter, Thomas
2 Deuchar, Mrs Alexander
2 Deuchar, Lieut. Pat.
2 Simpson, Mrs George H.
3 Lewis, Mrs H. W.
4 Nisbet, Thomas
4 Drummond, G. & Son
4 Watson, James
5 Hewat, John
5 Borthwick, A. shoemalier
6 Brown, Rev. Alexander W.
7 Dunlop, R. J.
7 Geddes, Adam
7 Robertson, Miss
7 Robb, John
8 Nairne, Mrs
8 Nairne, James
11 Caldwell, William
1 1 Caldwell, Thomas
12 Sinclair, Robert, A.C.S.
12 Broun, Stewart
13 Paterson, Hugh
14 Hall, Mrs
14 Shiress, David S.
14 Fraser, A. G.
14 Young, Misses
15 Curll, William
15 Cm-11, Mrs
Edinhurgli Academy — Pink-
erton, A. janitor
Deaf and Dumb Institution
— Chas. Rhind, principal
Henry Place.
1 M'Lure, Henry
4 Rose, Mrs Hugh
Henry Street.
9 Dawson, Wm. (^Borthwick
and D.)
9 Macniven, James
9 Hay, A. engraver
11 Lang, Daniel
11 Williamson, Andrew
Hercles Street.
9 Fairfoul, William
9 Mason, Thomas, com. agent
21 Hetherton, H. smith
23 Meek, Thomas, baker
29 Mulholland, James, grocer
Heriot's Bridg^e.
3 Cummings, J. spirit mercht.
5 Gordon, Robert, tobacconist
6 Guthrie, John, weaver
Heriot Building;^.
1 Hay, P., and R. silk dyers
8 Thorburn, Francis, grocer
10 Boyle, J.
13 Auld, John, shoemaker
20 Brown, H. bookseller
21 Mitchelhill, Peter, clothier
26 M'Calium, Mrs, spirit dealer
32 Darling, W. spirit dealer
36 Morgan, John, dairy
88 Sutherland, R. P. printseller
Heriot Cottag^e,
M'Caul, Charles, contractor
Heriot Court.
Ness, David
Stevenson, Rev. Thomas
Heriot HiU.
Morison, Mrs
Heriot's Hospital.
Fairbairn, James, governor
M'Donald, Miss, liousekeeper
Heriot Monnt.
1 Porteous, Mrs W. spirit dlr.
3 Smith, Thomas
Heriot Place.
8 Williamson, Andrew
8 Anderson, George
10 Campbell, Mrs
12 Donaldson and Son, provision
dealers
14 Henderson, Mrs John
14 Collier, John, tailor
16 Finlay, Peter, water- officer
20 M'Dougall, Mrs John
20 Griersou, Samuel
20 Grievson, Mrs, dairy
22 White, John, victual dealer
24 Strand, Rev. John
24 Johnston, AVm.
Heriot Roir.
1 Duncan, William, S.S.C.
2 Duncan, John, senior
2 Robertson, James, of Torrie
3 Marshall, George H.
4 Hume, M.N. Macdonald
5 Deas, Lord
6 Morrison, Robert (E.I.C.S.)
7 Muirhead, Claud, printer
8 Forman, John N., W.S.
9 Stevenson, Alexander, W.S.
10 Mackenzie, T. of Applecross
11 Robertson, James, W.S.
12 Duncan, James, M.D.
13 Phin, John, S.S.C.
14 Pitcairn, Mrs
15 Melville, John, W.S.
16 Herries, W. Y. of Spotts
17 Fleury, J. consul de France
18 Graham, Robert, advocate
18 Gr£eme, Miss
19 Reid, Dr Robert
Howe Street intersects,
20 Houston, Misses
21 Lessels, John, architect
21 Fullarton, Miss
22 Scott, Thomas G., W.S.
23 Starke, James, advocate
24 Mackenzie, Thos. advocate
25 Weir, Dr, F.R.C.P.E.
26 Hill, J. L., W.S.
27 Morrieson, Lt.-Col. Hugh
28 Maclagan, Douglas, M.D.
29 Newbigging, Pat., M.D.
30 Patton, George, advocate
31 Macfarlane, Robert, advocate
32 Ogilvie, Mrs General
33 Scott, Mrs
34 Mackenzie, Richd.F.R.C.S.E,
35 Campbell, Miss
36 Paterson, Adam, W.S.
37 Innes, John B., W.S.
38 Taylor, Mrs
39 Aytoun, James, advocate
39 Aytoun, Misses
40 Kirk, John, W.S.
41 Anderson, Charles, S.S.C.
42 Walker, Mrs
India Street intersects.
43 Currie, Alexander, advocate
44 Alison, Professor
45 Hutchison, Mrs Colonel
46 Pitman, Mrs General
47 Dunbar, Sir AVilliam, Bart,
Herniitag;e3 East.
GilfiUan, Henry (Customs)
Millar, Mrs A,
Rehren, Mrs, cowfeeder
Hermitag;e Hill.
2 M'Kenzie, Joseph
2 Johnstone, Henry
4 Bo we, Mrs
5 Hall, John, shipmaster
Hermitagre House.
Hutchison, Mrs
Hermitag^e Park.
Wood, Christopher, senior
Wood, Miss
Hermitag-e Brae.
Wishart, J. {K. J. and Son)
Hermitag'e Place.
1 Coldstream, Mrs
2 Anderson, Wm. wine mercht.
3 Pringle, James
4 Berry, Walter
5 Watson, Leburn
6 Ledingham, Alex. M. mercb.
7 Hodder, Robert, {Customs)
8 Wishart, James, sen.
8 Wishart, Edward
9 Alison, J. (^A. and Cowan.)
10 Mackie, J.
11 Scott, John (Scarth and S.)
12 Thorburn, George, merchant
13 Gibson, George
13 Gibson, Mungo C.
14 Stevenson, Rev. Dr
Herniitag;e Upper.
Miller, John, general inspec-
tor of fisheries
Porterfield, John H.
Hernutag:e Place,
Stockbridge.
2 Williamson, Alexander
6 Scott, David
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8 Ritchie, Captain James
10 Redpath, Alex, bookseller
1 Gow, D. spirit dealer
23 Connolly, A. cattle dealer
Hi^h Street.
1 M'Lean, A. spirit dealer
19 Henderson, H. grocer
37, 41 Wilson, R. tobacconist i
43 M'Lennan, D. spirit dealer ;
43 Dea, G. grocer & spirit dealer
59 Ford, George, grocer
75 Rutheiford, W. and Son
spirit dealers
87 Linton, Andrew, corkcutter
93 Skiffington, J. broker
97 Hardie, Thomas
99 Forbes, R. & D. spirit deals.
103 Stuart, J. spirit dealer
105 'Boog, Thomas, cutler
109 Shiels, M. confectioner
113 Stewart, J. & G. spirit mer.
119 Robertson, Jas. spirit mer.
123 Watson, D. ironmonger
127 Meiklejohn, J. spirit dealer
129 Dodds, Andrew, slater — slate
yard. West docks, Leith
131 Tweedie, Miss J., prov. dlr.
133 M'Lean, Angus, spirit dealer
135 M'Kinnon, I). Sliip tavern
141 Wright, William, shoe shop
143 Mackay, Mrs Margt. grocer
147 Watt, D, spirit dealer
153 M'Nees, Wm. watchmaker
153 Gow, William, turner
153 Burgess, John, turner
155 Macintosh, J. tobacconist
161 Scoon, W. and K. bakers
167 M'Craw, Robert, tobacconist
North Bridge intersects.
171 Lindsay, T. shoe warehouse
175 Scott, Robert, grocer
177 Grant, Wm. spirit merchant
179 Graham, James, hosier
183 Smith, J. A. baker
185 Crystal, Rob. tobacconist
187 Gardner, A. tailor
187 Edgar, Robert, shoemaker
187 Kohler, E. harp string maker
191 Begbie, John, dairy
193 Luke, J. and W. clothiers
195 Stein, John, spirit dealer
197 Murdoch, W. spirit mercht.
207 M'Kean, Alex, baker
209 JI'Fee, Mrs D. carriers' office
213 Richardson, Peter
217 Lewis, David, bootmaker
219 Smith, J. & Son— See Adv.
219 Cathie, Nicholas, tailor
219 Adams, Jas. coffee-room
219 Balmain, Miss, dressmaker
223 Scougall & Drysdale, grocers
225 Gardner, James, merchant
227 Smith, J. umbrella maker
227 Wright, MrsW. Anchor hJel
227 Adair, John, tailor
227 Anderson, William, slater
231 Cotton, George, tobacconist
235 White, R. and Son, hard-
ware merchants
239 Thomson, James
241 Smith, James & Co. woollen
drapers
245 Ford, Geo. provision shop
249 M'Craw, Jn. shoe merchant
251 Scottish Press Office
255 Thomson, A. & Co. clothiers
257 Scotsman Newspaper Office
259 Gardner, Alex, grocer
261 Waterstone, A. draper
265 Caledonian Mercury Office
265 Allan, T. and Co. printers
267 Smith, Wm. woollen draper
279 Guardian Office
281 M'Craw, W. shoemaker
283 Johnstone, Miss Mary
287 Jl'Craw, Wm. shoemaker
289 Hay, John, woollen draper
Royal Exchange
293 Henderson, W. R. merchant
295 Redpath, A. bookseller
297 Ross, Evander, tailor '
297 Pedie, William, sheriff officer
297 Witness Newspaper Office
299 Williamson, George
301 M'Intosh, John, shoemaker
305 Cameron, Simon, confectnr.
307 White, Daniel, tavern
309 Coutie, William, shoemaker
311 Stoddart, M. shoe warehouse
313 Caldwell and Co.
317 Moir, G. printer
319 Temple, D. provision shop
321 Fewtrell, John
329 M'Laren, Oliver, and Co.
333 Calder, Thomas, tailor
333 Taylor, John, tailor
339 Chambers, W. & R. publish.
343 Raeburn, William
345 Anderson, James, jun.
355 Congleton, Thos. spirit mer.
361 Falconer, T. tobacconist
363 Wood, Joshua, draper
367 Blyth, John, bootmaker
369 Brockie, James, tailor
371 Clapperton, J. & Co. merch.
375 Stead and Simpson
377 North British Agricidturist
Office
377 Guthrie, David, printer
377 Muir, William, tailor
377 Porteous, William, tailor
377 Blair, C. breeches maker
381 M'Intyre, D. draper
! 188 Edin. Evening Courant
184 Ford, James, wine merchant
182 Burn, Geo. & Son, vie. deal.
180 M'Intyre, J. spirit dealer
178 Hunter, David, cai-pet ware-
house
168 Clinkscales, Robert, draper
168 M'Kay, John, spirit merch.
166 Miller, David B. tailor
164 Swanston, Thomafi, draper
160 Anderson, Robert, printer
160 Thomson, W. A. accountant
160 Office for arrears of City
and County Taxes
158 GuUand, Mrs George, baker
154 Wood, S. F. spirit dealer
150 Mackenzie, Mrs, midwife
150 Napier, B. & Co. pa per rulers
150 Destitute Sick Society Hall
150 Edijihiirgh Grati'! Sabbath-
school Society
150 Roger, Geo. house-agent
150 Drysdale, William, grocer
150 Garden, Js. &Son, tailors
148 Kerr, Wm. spirit merchant
144 Rutherford, And. and Son,
spirit dealers
142 Free Tron Church
142 Boyle and Mann, engravers
142 Donaldson, Andrew, causey-
layer
140 Ritchie, James, stationer
136 Cowan, Chas. ironmonger
130 Farmer, John, baker
128 Robertson, J. & J. merchts.
126 Young, Jas. woollen draper
124 Hutton and Ross
Tron Church
South Bridge intersects
Niddry Street intersects
122 Melrose, A. and Co. grocers
120 Davidson, Wm. ironmonger
118 Buchanan, J. coffeehouse
116 Carter, Joseph, tobacconist
116 Property Invest. Co''s Office
no Oliphant, F. baker
106 Mickle, Stephen, grocer
104 Johnstone & Hunter, printers
104 Wright, J. japanner
104 Macgregor, Jn. tobacconist
104 Aitken, John, coffeehouse
104 Mackay, Wm. corkcutter
102 Kennedy, Alex, tea and coffee
merchant
100 Steel, J. furnishing ironm.
92 Dykes, Robert C. shoemaker
88 Temple, John, grocer
86 Mitchell, J. & Son, coopers
84 Benevolent Society Hall
84 Burnet, J. japanner
82 Taylor, C. grocer
72 Rutherford, Wm. & Son,
spirit dealers
74 O'Neil, J. clothier
66 Keating and Co. outfitters
60 Jamieson, W. M. haberdshr.
58 Gallic, Laird, and Co. iron
merchants
56 Weir, J. and Sons, plasterers
56 United Industrial School
54 Walker, James, haberdasher
50 Ralston, Alex.
50 Adcock, Gilb. waste-paper
warehouse
50 Primitive Methodist Chapel
50 Netherbow shoe warehouse
48 Mabon, John, auctioneer
46 Blackie, A. spirit dealer
40 Lawrie, A. flesher
30 Christie, James, grocer
28 Duffey, John, shoemaker
230 Hil
EDINBURGH AXD LEITH
Hop
24 Edin. and Lou. Baking Co.
] 4 Ramsay, Thomas, baker
10 Hiitton, A. pawnbroker
8 Gunn, D. clothier
2 Coelirane, R. H. gi-ocer
Hillhoasefield.
Naismith, John, grocer
Hughes, Elizabetli, spirit dlr.
Steel, David, spirit dealer
Black, D. boot and shoemaker
Wilson, George (^Customs)
Fleming, J. grocer
Fleming, H. tailor & clothier
Samuel, James, flesher
Law, George, gardener
Black, Peter, joiner and ca-
binetmaker
Little, Alexander, grocer
Fountain, James, wright
Fyall, Mrs Thomas
AVilson, Thomas, baker
Allan, AV. (^Customs)
Fife, Alexander
Law, John
Scott, B. spirit dealer
Wright, James, merchant
Wright, George, cottage
Hillhoasefleld Hoase.
GLUon, John, jun.
HiU Place.
3 Rankine, Thomas
3 3I'Callum, James
4 Common, Robert, waiter
4 Brown, iirs Janet
4 Turnbull, iirs
6 Purvis, Mrs Dr
7 M'Douall, Mrs, lodgings
7 Grinlay, Mrs, lodgings
7 Cowan, Mrs William
7 Laughton, Mrs Jane
8 Girdwood, Thomas, surveyor
9 Laurie, Mrs James
10 Waldie, James, tailor
10 Robertson, Mrs Wm. lodgings
10 Robertson, Wm. letter-carrier
10 Hislop, Andrew, agent
10 Manson, Miss, lodgings
10 Banks, Robert
10 M'Lean, Mrs D.
10 Hamilton, Mrs Thomas
11 Iv'icol, Rev. Andrew
13 Balmer, Mrs, ladies' norse
13 M'Donald, Mrs
16 Kerr, Robert, baker
17 Boyack, Benjamin, boot and
shoemaker
18 Lowden, William
Hill Sqnare.
1 Ritchie, W. cattle and sheep
agent
1 Miller & Grinton
1 Caw, John B. goldsmith
1 M'Phenson, Arch, and Son
1 MoflFat, Mrs, lodgings
1 Ross, AVilliam
2 Dickson, Arthur
3 Mercer, Jas. (^Inld. Revenue)
4 Morrison, James
4 M'Xaughton, Mrs
4 White, Mrs R.
4 Turnbull, John
5 Anderson, James, S.L.
6 Brown, Thomas
7 Hunter, Mrs E.
7 Kerr, Robert, baker
7 Lawrie, Henry, clothier
7 Lawson, George
8 Rhind, John, accountant
9 Macintosh, iliss, milliner and
dressmaker
9 Mackay, Mrs David
9 Cole, Jabez
9 Stewart, John, printer
9 Douglas, James
9 Love, M. and J. milliners
12 M^Dowall, William
12 Anderson, Alexander
12 Pratt, Mrs
12 Johnston, Misses
12 Reid, Wm. merchant
Hill Street.
1 Espinasse, F. French teacher
3 Campbell, Mrs, staymaker
5 Bell & M'Lean, W.S.
7 Henderson, John, architect
9 Mackenzie & Baillie, W.S.
9 Mackenzie, John Ord, W.S.
11 Stirling, Jas. civil engineer
13 Hunter, John
15 Home, Archibald, accountant
15 Dickson, Jas. J. accountant
19 Henderson and Bisset
21 Perigal, Arthur, artist
24 Murray, T. G., W.S.
22 Smart, William, attorney
16 Ritchie, R. civil engineer
16 London Union Assurance
12 Dalmahoy & Wood, W.S.
18 Menzies & Maconochie, W.S.
8 M'Neil, Archibald, W.S.
6 Duncan & Dewar, W.S.
6 Duncan, James, W.S.
6 Dewar, H. B., S.S.C.
4 Hay, John, D.C.S.
2 M'Lean, Mrs
Hill Street liane^ M.
Campbell, James
Hillside Crescent.
1 Smyth, Charles Piazza
2 Cunningham, George Godfrey
3 Bruce, Miss
5 Allan, Alex, advocate
11 MaccoU, A. S. classic teacher
Holyrood Palace.
Hamilton, Mrs, of Kames
Campbell, Miss, of Lochnell
Johnstone, Miss
Quinet, Mrs, housekeeper
Gough, Owen
Drummond, Wm. porter
Holyrood Street,
South Back of Canongate.
Graiiam, David, spirit dealer
Muir, Mrs Margt. spirit dealer
Home Street.
3 Ross, Thomas, grocer
5 Sloan, Gilbert, shoemaker
7 Walker, Robina, draper
9 Affleck, Arch, flesher
11 Ramsay, Wm. tailor
12 Johnston, A. baker
15 Linkie, Thomas
16 Wilson, James
17 Fisher, Wm. grocer
Millons, Thomas & Son, wood
merchants
18 Falconer, D. grocer
18 Hamilton, Wm. wright
18 Campbell, Robert
19 Simpson, M. S.
19 Turnbull, Peter
19 Peacock, Adam
20 Aitken, David, flesher
21 Barland, John W. druggist
23 Scott, AVm. painter
24 Alexander, Mrs H. grocer
25 Arnold, James, baker
26 Nicol & Gumming, tailors
27 Smellie, John, grocer
32 Wright, Walter, stationer
34 Baird, Alexander
35 Fordyce, Wm. city missionaly
35 Gibson, John (Grant <fc G.)
36 Innes, Thomas, tailor
38 Anderson, Jane, grocer
39 Gibb, Thomas, builder
39 Ramsa.y, AVilliam
39 Hay, George
40 Smith, George, shoemaker
41 Hutchison, Henry
42 Simpson, J. surveyor
42 Davidson, Mrs
43 Bisset, Arch, draper
44 Aitken, Mrs J. grocer
45 Peddie, William, grocer
46 Silvie, James, writer
46 Stewart, Mrs Elizabeth
46 Dickson, Mrs
16 Skirving, David
16 Vannan, William H.
47 Plummer, Alex, flesher
48 Calderhead, William, confec-
tioner
51 Dow, Isabella
51 Peacock, Miss E. and M.
53 Cairns, Thomas, baker
Hope Crescent.
7 Swan, Rev. W.
8 Rankin, Francis, merchant
17 Fair, Thomas
18 Thom, David
18 Thom, Hamilton
Hop
STREET DIRECTORY.
Hope Park End.
Nelsou, Thos. and Sons, print-
ers and publishers
M'Plierson, A.
Hope Park.
Meadows.
Denham, G. H, seed mercht.
1 Reid, D. wright and under-
taker
Mackintosh, J. tobacconist,
Eden cottage
Roughead, P. C.
2 Gra}', James
3 Low, David
4 Miller, William, engraver
6 Taylor, James, gardener
Forsyth, Ebenezer {^Edinr.
News)
Hope Park Square.
1 Murray, Alex.
3 Burns, Thomas, W.S.
Hope Street,
Foot of Leith Walk.
1 Kirkland, Mrs
3 Fulton, Fran.
4 Smith, Mrs
5 Bennet, Jas. corn factor
6 Airth, iMrs
Hope Street.
1 Laing, H. and Co. fishmgrs.
1 Farrell, Robt. provision store
3 Mackay, Wm.
3 Anderson, Mrs
3 Ross, Andrew, lodgings
3 Middleton, Capt. John
3 Adjutant- GeneraVs Office.
5 Hartmann, C. F. druggist
5 Davidson, S. "spirit dealer
5 Sheriff, Jas. pabinetmaker
9 Drysdaie, Miss
9 Kelly, Mrs
• 11 Stirling, Archd. lodgings
13 Scott, J. merchant
13 Haig, Mrs
13 Hunter, Miss, dressmaker
16 Chrystie, Captain T., R.N.
14 Kieser, J. C. teacher
14 Jannetti, Signor
14 Strachaii, Miss
12 M'Cormick, Miss
10 Wood, AVm. accountant
8 Crawford, Mrs, lodgings
8 Waters, Mrs
6 Threepland, Mrs
4 Boog, John, saddler
4 Carmichael, William, A.C.S.
4 Gordon, Miss
4 Ferenbach, P.
2 Wybber, Mrs
2 M'Intosh, spirit dealer
Hope Street I^ane.
Reid, D. cabinetmaker
Mackay, Wm. cabinetmaker
¥
Notman, William, upholsterer
Morrison, A. Smith
Hope Terrace.
4 Stenhouse, Miss
4 Stenhouse, George
4 Flett, James {Customs')
Horse Wynd.
younger, W. and Co. brewers
Holyrood School
Thomson, A. Lothian vale
Horse Wynd,
179 Cowgate.
1 Swanson, Alex, spirit dealer
11 Miller and Fairley, printers
17 Kelt, Mrs
21 Hunter, Wm. cabinetmaker
25 Mackay, Adam, wright
29 Gray, Matthew, smith
29 Mackintosh, Alex, turner
29 M'Gilvray, Andrew, wright
29 Lindsay, G. ropemaker
26 Brown, Geo. timber mercht.
20 Temple, Mrs
10 Forrester, M. grocer
Hoi'ticnitaral Gardens
Evans, Wm. W. superintendent.
Hovrard Place.
1 Robb, John, painter
3 Johnston, Miss
3 O'Donnell, Mrs Charles
3 Campbell, Mrs
4 Johnstone, Mrs Major
5 Hardyman, John H., W.S.
5 Hardyman, Mrs William
6 Campbell, Lady
7 Dumbreck, Thomas
8 Meik, Miss
9 Chiene, Geo. T.
10 Paterson, And. accountant
11 Campbell, C. W.
12 Wylie, Lieut. -Col. James S.
14 Scheniman, Mrs
16 Bairnsfather, Mrs
17 Taylor, Mrs Mary
18 Spottiswood, Robert
19 Glover, Rev. Dr
20 Brown, George
20 Brown, Mrs Dr
21 Allardice, Thomas
21 Hodgston, Mrs
22 Roberts, G. surgeon
23 Berwick, David
24 Dunbar, Mrs
25 Smith, Capt. Chas., R.N.
26 Stoddalrt, Miss
27 Duncan, Misses
28 Thomson, Rev. Dr Andrew
29 Fairnie, Misses
30 Christie, Mrs
31 Forrest, James R.
31 Forrest, David
32 Jenner, Charles
Howard Place, South.
1 Hunter, William, wright
ffow 231
8 Logan, George, writer
4 Inch, John, butcher
Howard Street.
1 Jackson, T. grocer and P. - 0.
2 Shaw, Mrs Margaret
3 Inch, John, butcher
Howe Street.
1 Stewart, John, baker
1 Russell, Miss
1 Bryden^ J. {Bryde7i and Son)
1 Bryden, Mrs
1 Miller, John, bootmaker
1 Johnstone, William
3 Surenne, John T.
5 Bryden, Miss
5 Davidson, John, printer
5 Christie, George
5 Anderson, Misses
7 Mowbray and Howden, W.S.
9 Hamilton, Thomas, architect
9 Hamilton, Peter, architect
11 Johnston, Mrs
11 Sutherland, Mrs, lodgings
11 Weisse, Heinrich
13 Mowbray, JohnM., W.S.
15 Hunter, David, ironmonger
15 Murray, George, grocer
17 Welsh, Miss, dressmaker
17 Hunter, David
17 Runciman, John
19 Cunningham, Mrs, china mer.
19 Johnston, Wm. victual dealer
Northumberland St. intersects.
23 Edgar, R. provision dealer
23 Macintosh, Alex, tailor
23 Macintosh, Mrs, lace-joiner
23 Anderson, Mrs C.
23 M'Leod, William, tailor
23 Anderson, Miss
23 Martin, Mrs
23 Carstairs, Matthew
23 Ivelly, Mrs, midwife & nurse
23 Rosa, Ed. chiropodist
23 Gow, Alexander, grocer
25 Sidey, Dr Jas. A.
27 Brunton, Ad. upholsterer
27 Marshall, Mrs
27 Mackenzie, Mrs
27 Rogers, Thomas
27 Ramage, R. (R. and Son)
29 Anderson, Peter, W.S.
31 Howden, Mrs, boarding-house
33 Meek, Robert
33 Stewart, Mrs
33 Steele, Misses
33 Robertson, Miss
33 Arthur, Ch. (£. d; L. G. Co.)
35 Russell, Wm. accountant
37 Jackson, Thomas, plumber
39 Howie, Charles, fruiterer
46 Shepherd, Wm. draper
44 Scott, Alexander
44 Dickson, AVilJiam
44 Gullan, James
44 Ainslie, ys'm.{Gard. and A.)
44 Carmichael, Robert
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44 Louden, D. lodgings
42 Hislop, William
40 Gillespie, John, gTOcer
38 Duffus, Peter, shoe wareh.
S8 Gr;iy, D. painter
36 Keith, E. bookseller
34 Gibson, Thomas
34 .Jamieson, Mrs William
34 Johnston, Mrs
34 Thomson, Miss J.
30 Arnot, Mrs
30 Arnot, Miss
28 Arnot, J. R. chemist
26 Reuton, Robert, M.D.
24 Scott, James, ironmonger
24 Murray, Miss, dressmaker
24 Hay, E. D. painter
24 Christie, James, dairyman
22 Marshall, John, S.S C.
20 Innes, Robt. portrait painter
20 Anderson, Mrs M.
18 Rennet, Alex. W.S.
18 M'Dougall, Alex, grocer
Jamaica Street intersects.
16 Forbes, Geo. wine merchant
16 Rutherford and Herries, W.S.
14 Pitcairn, Miss
14 Mackay, Donald
12 Campbell, George, bookseller
12 Stewart, Ben., dentist
10 Noble, John, grocer
8 Robertson, D. horse dealer
8 Gibson, William, painter
6 Clephane, Mrs, lodgings
6 Walker, Mrs
6 White, John
6 Kelly, Peter, lodgings
6 Whigham and Co. drapers
6 Leslie, John
4 Dewar, Peter, fruiterer
4 White, John, baker
4 Paulin, Geo. cabinetmaker
2 Dixon, W. and J. butchers
Hunter Square.
1 Doig, Robert, spirit dealer
1 Equit. Loan Co.\'i saleroom
1 Hogg, Thomas, temperance
coffeehouse
1 Heiton, John
2 Mack, W. B. hatter
3 Borthwick, Dawson, & Co.
4 Merchants' Hall
4 Ireland, Thomas, accountant
4 Hamilton, Robert, bookseller
4 Hamilton, Jas. A. architect
5 Park, A. and J. merchants
7 Mackay, Charles, tavern
7 Russell, Thos. ironmonger
7 Scott, Peter, merchant
7 Rirkwood, Walter
8 City of Glasgow Bank
10 Spence, John, tavern keeper
10 Currie & Lamb, bookbinders
10 Chamber of Com. ^ Manuf.
Huntly §itreet.
2 M'Glashan, Stewart
2 Wright, Weaker
2 Beattie, Adam
5 Brown, George, baker
8 Dick, A. M.— house, 6.
Hyndford's Close.
Ralston, Alex, staymaker
India Place.
5 Morris, Hugh, bootmaker
6 Banks, R. grocer
7 Wight, Robert, flesher
7 Stewart, Gordon, merchant
11 Smith, Walter, plumber
13 Somerville, Robert, stationer
14 Pagan, Oswald, grocer
16 Hume, G. spirit dealer
17 JIathison, A. spirit dealer
29 Taylor, Mrs
31 Ross, Miss, dressmaker
87 Somerville, David
37 Flett, Mrs, ladies' nurse
39 Sibbald, Mrs, cook
39 M'Lennan, Mrs J.
39 Lawson, Mrs
39 Bannerman, Mrs, midwife &
sicknurse
41 M'Baine. Mrs
43 Finlay, Thomas, builder
47 Angus, Miss, dressmaker
47 Campbell, Miss, dressmaker
49 Moodie, Misses
49 Ferguson, Mrs
51 Inglis, Robert, bootmaker
51 Craig, Mrs, ladies' nurse
53 Tyrie, Mrs, nurse
53 Ferguson, Miss, dressmaker
55 Ballantyne, Misses
55 Proctor, Adam, plumber
55 M'Nab, Alex, gown-keeper
44 Anderson, Miss, dressmaker
44 Henderson, Mrs
44 Gibb, Miss J. C.
42 Horsburgh, Mrs
38 Stenhouse, Mrs, cook
38 M'Kinlay, Mrs, nurse
38 Riley, Mrs
38 Henderson, Mrs, nurse
34 Hunter, E. and M. milliners
28 Laird, Mrs, sick nurse
26 Hardie, Mrs
26 Crawford, Miss
26 Young, Miss
26 Ross, Miss, M. M.
India Street.
1 Gow, Donald
1 M'Lean, Mrs Janet
3 M'Dougal, G. grocer
5 M'Glashan, Miss, lodging.s
7 Devaux, A. prof, of music
7 Duncan, Mrs D.
7 Sanderson, Mrs John
7 Bird, Mrs
7 Cropper, William, painter
7 Thomson, John, S.S.C.
7 Meaten, F., teacher of music
9 Jackson, Dr Alexander,
F.R.C.P.E.
9 Jackson, Mrs
9 Macqueen, Miss, baker
11 Graham, Robert
13 Munro, Miss
13 Mackay, John
13 Willis, Mrs
15 Kinghom, Wm.
17 Dickson & Steuart, W.S.
19 Stoddart, Miss
19 Somerville, Robert, W.S.
19 Montignani, W. R. teacher
of music
19 M'Dowal, Mrs G.
19 Black, John
21 Erskine, Mrs
21 Falla, Misses, milliners
23 Brown, Miss Osborne
25 Mackie, Mrs
25 Richardson, Jas. accountant
25 Kinloch, Miss
25 Simson, D. teacher of drawing
25 Cropper, W. painter
25 Brown, John
25 Willoughby, Thomas
27 Thomson, Wm. advocate
27 Chalmers, James (area)
29 Logan, John, W.S.
31 Molleson, Dr
31 Hamilton, Adam
31 Mason, Mrs, lodgings
31 Rose, Thomas
31 Neill, Mrs A.
60 Brown, Mrs, print-glazier
58 Chalmers, Miss
56 Lamond, Miss
56 Robertson, Misses
56 Murray, Mrs
56 Craigie, George (G. P.-O.)
56 Budge, Mrs
54 Shepherd, John, tea-dealer
54 Stuart, J. G., M.D.
50 Wilson, Mrs
48 Kinnear, Robert
48 Stevenson, Miss
48 Douglas, James, teacher
48 Shiress, D. S. writer
4:8 Britannia Life AssuranceCo.
48 Ross, Hugh, W.S.
Gloucester Place intersects.
44 Fortune, John, pamter
44 M'Donald, D.
42 Gray, James
48 Stewart, Miss
40 Lamond, A. accountant
38 Cobham, M. prof, of music
36 Bell, Chas., M.D., F.R.C.P.E.
34 Turnbull, D. & P., W.S.
34 Turnbull, Patrick, W.S.
32 Barstow, C. M. accountant
Alliance Insurance Office.
SO Scott, Miss
30 Slater, Mrs, grocer
28 Jack, John, writer
28 Nicolson, J.
28 Thomson, William
28 Syme, Miss
28 Collies, James
28 Gilchrist, John
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Jam 231?
26 Keith, Thomas, F.R.C.S.E.
24 Dow William
22 Jackes, Roden
22 Duif, Donald
22 Menzies, Mrs E. lodgings
22 Chalmers, Mrs, lodgings
22 Fender, Mrs
20 Thomson, Charles W.
20 Monerieff, John S., accountant
18 Wedderburn, George, W.S.
18 Wedderburn, JIrs
16 Smith, John, M.D.
14 Wardlaw, Lieutenant-Colonel
12 Campbell, Arthur, jun., W.S.
10 Henderson, James, engraver
6 Hall, D. lodgings
C Pollexfen, James R., W.S.
4 Paterson, James
2 Hope, John, baker
Infirmary Street.
Royal Infirmary —
M'Dougall, A. treasurer and
superintendent
Baxter, Miss, matron
Blackie, Robert, chief porter
Scott, George, gatekeeper
1 Inglis, A. spirit dealer
2 Bruce, J. spirit merchant
4 Donaldson, John, lodgings
4 Stewart, A. last-maker
4 Gibb, John, tailor
5 Weddell, John, dyer
6 Cottam, R. tailor
MoflFat, W. B. writing-master
Lady Vester^s Church.
12 & 13 Kemp & Co. chemists
14 Thin, James, bookseller
Ing^liston Street.
3 Reid, John, joiner
Lyall and Swinton, builders
6 Paterson, Hugh, plumber
6 Anderson, Robert
6 Simpson, Alexander tailor
6 Walls, John, printer
7 Leon, M. and Co. wax chan.
15 Livingston, R. F. herbalist
Inverleith House.
Monteith, Alex. E. advocate
Inverleith Xarsery.
Lament, John, manager
InTerleith Mains.
Martin, John, farmer
Inverleith Place.
9 Farquharson, J. C.
9 Farcjuharson, Miss A.
10 Purdie, John
15 Wright, James
Inverleith Row.
5 Howison, Mrs
Q
6 Suther, Rev. T. G., D.C.L.
7 Macintosh, James
Hortic. Gardens intersect.
8 Gibson, William
9 Campbell, Mrs Jean
10 Scotland, Major D.
11 Gray, John, manager N. B.
Advertiser
13 Home, J. H.
14 Cullen, Mrs
14 Jardine, Miss
15 Innes, Cosmo, advocate
16 Tufnell, Rev. Frederick
18 Mitchell, Captain T. P.
19 Ross, Alexander
19 Ross, Miss Charlotte
20 Skene, W. F., W.S.
Warriston House intersects.
Gray, Dowager Lady
Botanical Gardens intersect.
Carstairs, John, Warriston
lodge
21 Majoribanks, William
21 Broughton, Mrs Major
22 Cormack, William
23 Gordon, Miss
24 Anderson, Miss, J. D.
24 Hamilton, Mrs Robert
25 Steele, Patrick Sanderson
26 Yule, Misses
27 Chalmers, John Inglis
28 Aytoun, Mrs
29 Freer, George
Inverleith Place intersects.
36 Carmichael, Mrs
37 Gourlay, Mrs
38 Connell, James
39 M'Laine, Angus
39 Gregorson, Mrs
40 Kerr, H. N. J.
41 Macandrew, John
41 Macandrew, ciohn, junior
42 Charles, John
43 Pillans, James, professor
44 Torrie, T. Jameson, advocate
45 Drybrough, Mrs
Dickson's Nurseries intersect.
52 Gammell, Captain James
53 Gibson, John
54 Todd, George
55 Knapp, Dr John
56 Fawcett, Rev. William
57 Hector, Alex. (^Gibson ^' /i.)
Robertson, P. S. manager.
Golden Acre Nursery.
Inverleith Terrace.
1 Stevenson, Thomas
3 Leslie, the Hon. Mrs George
4 Bryson, A.
5 Bailie, William
Jack's Close.
White, T. and Co. pipeclay
and bath-brick merchants
Swan, George
Jackson's Close.
Mun-ay, Mrs, tavern
Ferguson, Fergus, accountant
Jantaica Street.
1 Winter, Robert, flesher
1 Reid, Charles, baker
3 Aiken, JIrs
9 M'Chrystal, M. shawl agent
9 Donaldson, Mrs
9 Abernethy, Mrs
9 Spalding, Mrs
13 Somerville, James, mason
15 Forbes, Mrs
19 Boyd, Mrs, cook
21 Duncan, Mrs
23 Dickson, W. gTOcer
27 Prescott, Thomas
31 Tait, A. grocer
39 Kay, John, merchant
44 Stewart, D. spirit dealer
42 Kemp, James, baker
36 Dryden, James, grocer
30 Forbes, James, spirit dealer
30 Dale, Thomas, shoemaker
16 Richardson, Mrs, ladies' nurse
16 Hope, Miss, dressmaker
16 Hutcheson, Mrs
12 Kerr, Robert
10 Simpson, Mrs, staymaker
6 Thomson, Mrs, grocer
4 Young, Edward, slater
2 Greig, W. baker
Jamaica St. liane^ W.
Ramage and Son, plasterers
Jamaica Street^ licith.
1 Robertson, J. H.
2 Mackenzie, Rev, William
3 Brown, Miss
Niven, Robert, jun. gardener
James' Court.
2 Sutherland, Mrs
6 Walker, Alexander, printer
7 Grant, Daniel, tailor
7 Pillans, H. and J. printers
7 Mechanics'' Sub. Library
8 Cameron, D. librarian
12 Tumbull, George
James' Place. licith.
1 Bruce, Mrs
2 Cochrane, W. G. com factor
3 TuUis, Mrs
4 Hutchison, Thos. merchant
5 Dawson, William
6 Wood, John H.
6 Wood, William
7 Marshall, John, merchant
8 Whitelaw, M.
9 Williamson, C. ( W. S,' Stark^
10 Thomson, Alex, shipowner
10 Murray, Mrs
12 Dryburgh, Mrs
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Janefield Place.
1 Sim, Alexander
2 M'Kay, John, house factor
2 Cochrane, James, clerk
3 Dickson, R. (Z). J.TSf Co.)
Jock's liOdgre.
Mathie, Mrs
Reid, Thos. G.
Fraser, William, spirit dealer
Spears, George
Nimmo, T. late forage-master
Harrowcr, Wm. grocer
Williams, Wm. spirit dealer.
Crown tavern
Ormiston, John, coal mercht.
Aitken, R. gardener
John's liaiie.
Dunlop, George and Co.
Hodge, James
John's Place.
West Side of Links, Leith.
1 Pasley, Miss
2 Goddard, Miss
3 Beveridge, Samuel, S.S.C.
4 Dunlop, Mrs
5 Dunlop, James, merchant
6 Goddard, W. M. merchant
7 Goodlet, G. postmaster, Leith
7 Goodlet, Miss
8 Dunsmore, Alex, merchant
9 Smith, John, shipowner
10 Hardie, Thomas, merchant
13 Walker, James, teacher
John's Place.
6 M'Lagan, Miss
3 Hay, John Home
2 Pigott, George
Watson, J. M.
Johnstone Place.
1 Kinnear, John, spirit dealer
2 Piggatt, George, N. L. office
3 Bird, Henry
4 Waddell, Mrs, grocer
6 Wilson, William
6 M'Intyre, John
Johnston Street.
6 Thomson, William, grocer
7 Pyper, John, agent
Jordan Bank.
M'Intyre, D.
Ferguson, Mrs John
Ray, James (P. C. Sf R.)
Hay, D. R. painter
Houy, William, accountant
to the G. P.-O.
Reid, Mrs Dr J. AV.
Smith, James, Fuschie cot.
Mackenzie, Miss
Stevenson, Miss E. dressmak.
Stevenson, William
Junction St., South.
Wilson, James, joiner
I Wilson, Mary, tobacconist
3 Fraser, Mrs Finlay, spirit
dealer
4 Dunn, Mrs John
Fortune, Robert, slater
Balfour, Alexander, teacher
Jeukinson, J.
12 Dods, Mrs M.
11 Feild& Allan, slate merchants
Crabbie, John and Co.
Fergus, William
Pope, James, Junction house
Sword, James, coal merchant
Hepburn, James, janitor
South Leith Parochial Office
South Leith Poor^s House
Ferguson, Davidson, and Co.
merchants
Hawthorn and Co. engineers
Junction i^t.3 IVorth.
1 Wright, Thomas, grocer
2 Milne, John, provision shop
4 Izett, James, baker
5 Gains, William, shipmaster
5 Dalrymple John, sail maker
Anderson, William, carter
Keir Street.
3 Wood, William, teacher
5 Maclachlan, D.
5 Sloan, Mrs Thos. lodgings
5 Pretsell, Mrs Margaret
5 Thomson, D. G.
5 Moir, David
7 Miller, James, baker
9 James, W.
11 PooU, Wm. C.
11 Marr, William, teacher
II Clark, Mrs John
11 Ross, William
11 Moffatt, Alex.
11 Grierson, Mrs
15 Milne, Mrs
17 Hunter, Miss
17 Dall, William
17 Henderson, Mrs
17 Jones, Francis (G .P.-O.)
17 Watson, Mrs John
17 Hill, Miss
17 Mathieson, P.
19 Hay, Geo.
16 Aiken, Mrs
16 Dick, Robert
10 Richardson, J. (F. Sf Co.)
8 Tweedic, ]\Iiss Ann
8 Stuckey, Miss, dressmaker
8 Mackray, Rev. William
8 Robertson, JIrs John
8 Ferrier, James, painter
6 M'Lennan, Donald
2 Henderson, Mrs M. lodgings
2 Garvie, Andrew
2 Grieve, David
Kerr Street.
1 Chrichton, James, grocer
2 Evans, Robert, tailor
2 Steel, Miss, dressmaker
2 Dearness, D.
3 Eyre, Thomas
4 Laidlaw, James, baker
5 Paterson, D. F. agent
5 Hindshaw, James
5 Macgregor, John, tailor
6 Henderson, Chas. flesher
8 Stirling, George
8 Patton, Mrs, nurse
8 Moir, Thomas, writer
8 Bain, William, lodgings '
9 Wood, grocer
Hing;'s Place.
1 Cuthljertson, And. mercht.
3 Hay, Peter (P. ^- R. Hay)
3 Wight, Miss
4 Steel, Ebenr.
5 Moir, Mrs Hugh
5 Scott, G. {Robertson Sf Scott)
11 Robertson, Mrs
11 Forsyth, Robert
11 Garland, J. 0.
12 Harper, Edward, musician
13 Marshall, William
King's Stahles. |
8 Tod, James, victual dealer
12 Wight, John,
16 Mitchell, John, merchant
King: Street^ Cireat.
3 Forrest, Robt. auctioneer
3 Dick, Miss
3 Murray, John Wm , W.E.
3 Munro, Hugh
5 Anderson, Misses
7 Collegiate Institution
9 Douglas's School
11 Cook, John, W.S.
13 Crawford, Rev. Dr
15 Ogilvy, J. S. accountant
17 Cathcart, Mrs
19 Moore, Jn. Shank, advocate
23 Douglas, David, W.S.
25 Handyside, William
27 Sibbald, Mrs Henry
29 Arkley, Patrick, advocate
31 Rhymer, Thomas, solicitor
33 Lament and Newton, W.S.
33 Newton, James, W.S.
35 Cook, Alex. Shank, advocatii
37 Orr, Robert, Advocate
39 Souter, Francis
41 Scott, Mrs
41 Brook, Misses
41 Muir, Robert, writer
Dundas Street intersects.
47 Grant, Captain John
47 Scott, Mrs William
49 Straiton, Charles
51 Burns, James, W\S.
53 Dunlop, G. and G., W.S.
Kill
STREET DIRECTORY.
Skene and Tod, W.S.
Tod, James, W.S.
Woodford, Edward, L.L.D.
Sang, John, S.S.C,
Sang and Adams, S.S.C.
Macbean, Eneas, Jun. W.S.
Welsh, Mrs
Duncan, Miss Jane
M'Queen, John
Aitchison, Mrs Major
Banks, Peter, S.S.C.
Wilkie, Miss
Robertson, John, W.S.
Kennedy, J. Jun. W.S.
M'Neill, Right Hon. Duncan,
Lord Justice-General
M'Neill, Archibald, W.S.
Hopkirk, J. G., W.S.
M'Laggan, Peter
Ross, John, S.S.C.
Bell, Archibald, advocate
Black & Logan, dressmakers
Young, WilUam, D. ( W. D.
& Co.)
Todd, Robert
Cramond, Miss
Sawers, George, agent
Scott, Miss
Cunningham, W. A.
Wight, Mrs Colonel
Yaniewicz, Mrs
Gilmour, Mrs
Jack, Miss Agnes
Chalmers, Mrs, ladies' nurse
Robertson, A. W. accountant
Minerva Life Assurance
Souter, James, W.S.
Duncan, Mrs
Benholme, Hon. Lord
Meiklejohn, Mrs
Davies, Philip
Thomson, Robt. advocate
Ducat, Mrs
Bruce, Charles, S.S.C.
Meikle, Wm. S.S.C.
Robertson, Donald, writer
Rutherford, Robert, W.S.
Hannah, Rev. John, D.C.L.
Morrison and Scott, Misses
Low, William, acct.
M'Laren, Mrs Neill
Rhind, D. architect
Dewar, John, advocate
Spence, John, surg. -dentist
Watson, Miss Ann
Sharp, Mrs
Crawford, W. port. -painter
Bishop, Mrs
Souter, Mrs
jrCook, Mrs _
Pitt Street intersects.
Campbell, Miss
M'Gibbon, J. builder
Morison, Alex. S.S.C.
Crighton, H. F. artist
Cook, Jas. teacher of music
Shirreff, Mrs James
Wright, T.,M.D.
Spottiawood, Major A. C.
34 Coombs, Rev. Mr
32 Martin and Maclean, W.S.
32 Martin, John, W.S.
30 Wood, George, ( W. and Co.)
28 Hunt, William, W.S.
26 Parker, William A. advocate
24 Penney, William, advocate
22 Robertson, Charles, advocate
20 Bell, J. B., W. S.
20 Bell, Beatson And. advocate
18 Smith, Geo. architect
16 Hamilton, Sir William, bart.
14 Clapperton, J. (/. C. ^ Co.)
14 Clapperton, Mrs Alex.
12 Inglis, Mrs George
10 Esson, G. A. accountant
8 Surenne, Gabriel, F.A.S.E.
8 Surenne, D. F.
6 Duthie, Walter, W.S.
4 Anderson, R. 0. (G. P.-O.)
4 M'Dougall, Patrick, W.S.
4 Black, Mrs, lodgings
4 Turnbull, Miss, tea. of music
4 Dickson, George, S.S.C.
4 Robertson, Mrs
4 Campbell, Archd. lodgings
King; Streetj liittle.
5 Stenhouse, William
7 Corns, William
9 M'Pherson, Alexander
4 Lawson, Jtirs, ladies' nurse
King: Streeti, liCith.
15 Gray, Mrs, grocer
18 Wright, Peter
24 Edmond, George, teacher
26 M'Gregor, David, merchant
Hirkg^ate.
1 Dewar & Co. wine and spirit
merchants
2 Walker, G. and J.
3 Walker, Miss
3 Scott & Allan, wine merchts.
3 Thomson, Peter, clerk
4 Keating & Co. outfitters
5 Ritchie, A. H. tobacconist
6 Walker, William, draper
6 Wight and Scott, merchants
7 Milner, AVilliam, draper
9 Gilchrist, George, painter
10 Spence, David, bootmaker
11 & 12 White, J. L. milliner
13 Miller, John, confectioner
14 Brownlee, J. & Co. merchts.
15 Ford, James, wine merchant
16 Ross, David, tailor
17 Maclver, William
18 Ferguson, Robert, china mer.
19 Knight, William, hairdresser
21 Cameron, James, hatter
23 Aitchison, David, draper
26 Glen, George
26 Glen, Miss, milliner
27 Gallic, George
28 M'Intosh, Wm. shoemaker
30 Eunson, Mrs, straw-hat mak.
Kir 235
30 Adamson, Mrs John
30 Lind, Andrew, tailor
31 M'Millan, Thomas, flesher
32 Hopkirk, William, gardener
34 M'Intosh, R. tobacconist
35 Williamson, J. tailor
35 Sinclair, Adam
35 Hunter, Robert, smith
36 Brydon, James, flesher
37 Mathewson, J. victual dealer
38 Reikie, James, confectioner
39 Paterson, Alex. F. grocer
40 Henderson, Rob. merchant
41 Weirs Close
42 M'Donald, AV. druggist
44 Skilling, Mrs John, shoem.
47 Ferguson, Rob. spirit dealer
43 Keir, Ann, furnishing shop
48 Hume, James, 'builder
49 Bishop, John, seed merchant
49 Gray, Mrs, midwife
50 M'Lennan, Thomas
51 Thorburn, and Co. merchs.
52 Lindsay, James, baker
52 Day's commercial coffeeroom
53 Swinton, Misses, milliners
56 Grav, Thos. spirit dealer
58 Moffat, W. flesher
59 Galloway, Misses, dressmk.
59 Webster, Hugh, corn dealer
59 Smith, Charles, spirit dealer
59 Miller, James, merchant
62 Sutherland's fiu-niture shop
64 Stocks & Co. china merchts.
65 Campbell, Joseph, glazier
68 Crawford, Thomas, baker
70 Dunn, John, hairdresser
71 Flint, Mrs Jas. provision
dealer
72 Cameron, John, shipmaster
72 Paterson, A. grocer
73 Lindsay, James, baker
75 Hope, Robert, grocer
76 Caldwell, Misses
77 Cochrane, John^, tinsmith
79 Alexander, Mi-s^Jas. grocer
82 Kyle, Alexander, baker
84 Taylor, James, spirit dealer
85 Hill, James, grocer
87 Cross, James, spnit dealer
89 Smith, George, provision dlr.
90 Abernethy, S. M'atchmaker
91 Junkison, William, flesher
92 Paris, John, shoemaker
96 Bennet, Forrest
97 Smith and Winwick, sphit
merchants
98 Paterson, T. spirit dealer
99 Trinity House
99 Carstairs & Robertson
100 Richardson, ]Mrs
102 Stebbing, Alex, painter
105 Paterson, Mrs Ann, spiiit
dealer
107 Cockburn, Peter, dairy
108 Smith & Garland merchants
109 Hunter, Robert and Son
110 Richardson, Niven, cowfdr.
111 M'Adie, W. merchant
236 Kyi
EDINRTTRaH AND LBITH
Lau
113 Shear, David, prov. dealer
114 Chalmers, John, spirit dealer
115 Bell, J. & W. cork-cutters
115 Cochrane, William, tailor
117 Mason, John, provision dlr.
118 Currie, AV. cork-cutter
118 Christie, S. and W.
119 Mowat, William, dairy
123 Murray, James, provision
dealer
124 Addison, Alexander, baker
12G Sinclair, John, spirit dealer
129 Robertson, John
130 Wilkie, Horner, baker
132 Nimmo, William, stationer
133 Drummond, C. bookseller
134 Walker, James, draper
135 Scott, Jn. small-wareman
136 Gray, George, hatter
137 Veitch, Jn. & Co. merchts.
138 Bennet, A. & M. embroidrs.
130 Hamilton, Alex, grocer
142 Wright, Jas. victual dealer
144 Whitehead, L. slioe shop
146 Guthrie, And., leather mer.
Kyle Place.
Weir, James ((?.P.-0.)
liady liawson's Wynd.
11 Pagan, Oswald, spirit dealer
15 Taylor, A. grocer
Cattle Market
liadyfield Place.
5 Miller, Robert
4 Blad worth, Mrs William
5 Dickson, James
liapslde Place.
Menzies, Mrs, grocer
M'Pherson, William
liarchfleld Villa.
Sommerville, A. G.
liander Road.
Smith, George
Anderson, James C.
Bailey, Joseph, Abana villa
M'Farlan, Miss
Christie, John {A Craig and
Co.)
Bell, John B.
Morham, Robert
Daiiington, Daniel, npholst.
liaarie Street.
1 Marshall, Mrs Thomas
2 Alexander, Thomas, agent
4 Hall, Robert, smith
5 Fraser, Robert, spirit dealer
6 Taylor, Francis, wright
6 Inglis, John
liaarlston liane.
1 Tod, William, agent
2 Guthrie, Rev. Thomas, D.D.
3 Denhani, James
4 Boak, Alexander, tanner
5 Bremner, Wiiiianr
6 Ballantyne, J. A.
7 Merchant Maiden Hospital.
8 Walker, Robert
9 Wylie, Alexander
10 Grieve, Robert
lianriston Place.
2 Douglas, James,
2 Walker, Mrs John
2 Gray, Mrs Robert
2 Gray, William, hosier
2 Nicol, Mrs
3 Grant, James, D.
6 Russell, John, wright
7 Davidson, Tiios. auctioneer
and appraiser
7 Stewart, Jas., musicseller
Lauriston PI. West, intersects.
27 Cunningham, Mrs Thomas
29 Borthwick, Miss
35 Gibson, William
37 Topp, Rev. Alexander
39 Milne, J. brassfounder
41 Scott, Thomas
41 Scott, Alex., E.I.C.S.
43 Alexander, James
45 Alexander, T. surgeon
47 Chalmers, David, M.D.
49 Cruickshank, Alexander
51 Buchanan, James, D.D.,
professor of divinity
Archibald Place intersects.
53 Nicholson, Wm. grocer
55 Carmichael, Arch.
59 MacRitchie, John, writer
69 Scott, Miss
59 Oswald, John, tobacconist
59 Peddie, Miss M
59 Allan, Alexander
61 Anderson, Miss
63 Fairlie, James
65 Wilson, Mrs C. M.
65 Darling, George
65 Elliot, R. writer
65 Lindsay, Geo. com mercht.
65 MuiTay, Mrs William
67 Fairley, James, grocer
146 Laurie, Wm. accountant
126 Sharp, Miss
126 Waters, Miss
126 Murray, Miss Barbara
124 Lawson, Charles
122 Beattie, William ( Tf. B.and
Sons)
122 Robertson, Mrs C.
118 Thin, James, bookseller
118 Paterson, Robert, merchant
118 Murray, Miss
116 Luke, Mrs James
114 Campbell, Mrs
112 Erskine, Miss
112 Plummer, John, flasher
112 Glen, Mrs
1 12 Dempster, Miss Agnew j
112 Curnmins, Mrs John
112 Mains, Mrs D.
110 Nivcn, John, M.D.
110 Abernethy, Miss
108 Alexander, John (T'.aiwZ/.) )
106 Milne, William, merchant
106 Forgie, Robt. cattle agent
100 Cormack, Mrs
106 Ferguson, Mrs Eneas
104 Maclauchlan, Rev. Thomas
102 Russell, Thomas
100 Carnegie, J. agent
100 Borthwick, Mrs William
100 Colville, Mrs
100 Peat, James, merchant
100 Beattie, Adam, builder
98 Beveridge, T. K., W.S.
96 Bonar, Thomson
94 Aikman, A. grocer
92 Miller, John
90 Crombie, J. A. (C. ^- Sons)
90 Crombie, Miss
Graham Street intersects.
88 Cunningham, James
86 Milroy, Rev. Andrew
84 Stewart, John, merchant
82 Carson, Miss
78 Robertson, James
78 Robertson, Dr J. H.
76 Shiels, Robert
74 M'Comish, P. writer
72 Blyth, John
68 M'Intosh, James, tailor
66 Somerville, George
Cattle Market
Somerville, Robert
lianriston Street.
1 Grosset, Jas. wine merchant
3 Orr, David
7 Clunas, Alex, coal merchant
17 Seton, Henry
19 Black, A. architect
19j Smith, Wm. woollen drapei
21 Sanderson, Mrs James
21 Burnet, Thomas
21 Russell, John, wright
21 Henderson, Archibald
23 Douglas, Mrs
23 Henderson, Thomas
23 Fisher, Daniel, lodgings
23 Craig, John
23 Ranken, Mrs Helen
23 Haldane, W. cabinetmaker
23 Veitch, Geo. missionary
23 Fraser, Miss Agnes
64 Ross, Wm. grocer
62 Thyne, James, draper
60 Tod, Mrs, staymaker
58 Mackintosh, Mrs James
58 Somerville, John
50 Hardie, Andw. cabinetmaker
38 Stewart, Mrs, grocer
36 Middlemas, Mrs
24 Hewat, Mrs
20 Tliin, Geo. spirit dealer
Lau
STREET DIRECTORY.
Lei 237
18 Russell, Robert, grocer
16 Simpson, Mrs James
14 Phimester, R. wright
14 Borthwick, J. ( W. d: J. B.)
10 "Wilson, AYm. wright
liauriston Terrace.
1 Gordon, James, writer
2 Robertson, J. merchant
2 Scott, Mrs Robert
2 Maccoll, John
2 Welsh, Mrs Agnes
2 Dean, John
2 Lees, Richard
liarerock Bank.
1 Anderson, C. TV. merchant
2 Graham, Rev. AVm.
3 Roberts, William H.
4 Macnab, John
5 M'Leau, John, S. K..
5 Murray, Mrs W. R.
5 Hawkins, B.
6 Maclean, Alex.
8 White, John
Carnegie, James, Laverock
bank house
Cowe, W. cottage
Paterson, Archibald S. H.
Woodville
Stupart, Major, Grove lodge
Thomas, Lieut. F. W. L. Ivy
lodge
Henderson, Gines, Rose villa
Mitchell, John 31. Belgian
consul, Mayville
Goalen, Rev.AValterM. Star-
bauk house
Ogilvy, Alex. Inverforth
liawumarket.
383 Towart, John, shoemaker
387 3I'Luskay, Wm.
391 M'Culloch, Wm. junior
391 M'Culloch, Wm. sheritf-ofF.
391 Hamilton, Robert
389 Craig, James, shoemaker
397 Auld, James, bootmaker
399 Hewit, G. bill-poster
403 Williamson, Alex, shoemak.
405 Eye Dispensary
413 Mercantile Agency office
413 Young, Robert, printer
421 Crease, Wm. and Sons, mer.
423 Macdonald, James, tailor
423 Macpherson, Wm. tailor
427 Heriot, Thomas, draper
429 Paterson, James, watchm.
429 Gow, Forbes, tailor
427 Thomson, Gideon, tailor
429 Law, James, tailor
429 M'Donald, Mrs
431 Matthew, Js. & Sons, drapers
Ba?ik Street intersects.
433 Greig, John, printer
435 Allan, John R., spirit-dealer
449 M'Call, Adam, baker
467 Alexander, Richard, draper
475 Kinnear, John, clockmaker
479 Fisher, M. spirit dealer
491 Hill, Robert, grocer
495 Brown, Mrs, baker
497 Haswell, James, grocer
499 Gibson, John, tobacconist
501 Robertson, James, and Son
503 Cochrane, John, M.D. drug-
gist
505 Lyon, D. bookbinder
509 Ford, George
513 Auld, Wm. shoemaker
521 Campbell, Donald
523 Hill, Robert, spirit dealer
340 Bell, Miss, milliner
328 Nimmo, John, grocer
326 Chatham, John, grocer
324 Nelson, James, grocer
320 Watson, John, draper
316 Cameron, Alex.
314 Frier, Robert, draper
312 Fergussou, J. pawnbroker
310 Sawers, Thomas, baker
302 Monteith, Thos. spirit dealer
300 Mackay, Daniel, tailor
298 Wilson, Chas. butcher
294 Laidlaw and Cowan, drapers
290 Marshall, William, jeweller
George IV. Bridge,
Iieg;g'at's liand.
1 Walker, Tiiomas and Co.
bakers
1 Gordon, Da^^d
2 Bird, Henry, grocer
3 Watt, Mrs Janet, sick-nurse
K^eith Fort.
Figg, James, storekeeper
{Ordnance.)
lieith mill Road.
Gladstone's Institution
Dispensary and Humane
Society
M'Lellan, Miss, teacher
Buchanan, Rev. Archibald
lieith mount.
Harper, James, D.D.
Rose, Lachlau
Chapman, Mrs
Menzies, George, shipbuilder
lieitb Saifmills.
Halley, George
Ferguson, Davidson, and Co.
Russell, Joseph
Hughes, Edwin, sawmaker
lieith Street.
3 Thomson, David, tobacconist
5 Rutherfurd, William & Son,
wine merchants
7 Aitken, Mrs WiUiam, mid-
wife
9 Carnduff, J. clothier
11 AVilson, Thos. watchmaker
13 Gilmour, H. tea dealer
17 Ferrier, D. Bible depository
19 Lamb, Thos. confectioner
21 Young's, Christian, lodgings
21 Lamb, Richard
21 Castle, Jno. accountant
21 Castle, James, jeweller
21 Davidson, Mrs, lodgings
23 Purdie, Jas. ironmonger
25 Stephenson, Robert, comb-
maker
29 Ritchie, J. and Son, watch-
makers
33 Littlejohn, T. M, confec-
tioner
35 Bruce, Robert, Temperance
hotel
35 Mein, J. Z. engraver
35 Lindsay, Thos.
35 Wilson, Mrs J.
35 Adamson, G. contractor
37 Hardie, James, tobacconist
39 Hay, Alexander, jun. watch-
maker
41 Marshall, Wm. jeweller
43 Brown, W. hosier
45 Smart, John, spirit mercht.
81 Ciceri and Pini, carvers and
gilders
80 Lewis and Beater, drapers
77, 78 Lewis and Beater, lace
merchants
76 M'Donald, John, bootmaker
74 Houliston, John, grocer
72 Henderson, Alex.
70 Black, David, tobacconist
68 Bowie, Misses, children's
dressmakers
64 Bayne, C. bootmaker
62 Millar, Adam, jeweller
60 Masterton, John
56 Cushnie, Alexander, glover
54 Vernon, J. E. jeweller
48 Ott, Wm. clockmaker
46 Bowaek, Nicol, bookseller
44 Dobie, AVilliam, lace dealer
42 Greenoak, Robt., bootmaker
40 Blair & Kennedy, drysalters
40 CampbeU, Geo. & Co.
40 White, John, plumber
38 M'Kay, David, bootmaker
36 Grierson, Robert, jeweller
34 Stewart, J. & T. bootmakers
32 Robertson, James, hosier
30 Hay, David, stationer
28 Melville, Andrew
26 Farquharson, C. H. jeweller
22 Thomson, George
18 Russel, John (late Baxter),
glazier
16 A'e?"'5 laboratory
14 Lennie, J. optician
12 Pollock, Peter
12 Murray'' s Time Table Office
10 Gunn, A. jeweller
8 Shepherd, James
2 Macgregor, Jn., tobacconist
238 Lei
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Lon
lieUh Street Terrace.
1 Cormack, D. & Son, ironm.
2 Kippen's hotel
3 Craig, John, clothier
4 M'Dowall, James, merchant
5 Burgess, Alex, mail-guard
5 Thomson, Mrs
6 M'Lean, Alex, writer
5 Cooper, Jas. bootmaker
8 Jamieson, R. & Co.
9 Currie, James, shoemaker
9 Begbie, Wm. & Co.
9 Home, Robert, engraver
10 Donaldson, J. picture dealer
11 Mather, J. & Sons
11 Vipond, Mrs, tavern-keeper
1 1 Cushnie, Alexander
11 HaUiday, Mrs, sick nurse
12 Union Loan Company
12 Henderson, John, bootmaker
lieith Walk.
1 Moffat, William, painter
2 Scott, John, fruit merchant
9 & 10 Edinburgh Funeral Es-
tahlishmt. — J. CroallSc Son
9 & 10 Croall, J. and Son, post-
masters
14 Heriot Court
14 Stevenson, Rev. Thomas
15 Ness, D. marble-cutter
16 Hay, F. & W. C. silk-dyers
17 Rough, Arch, jun. colourman
18 Rough, Arch, chair maker
21 Hill, Jas. Edin. sawmills
22 M'Crie, William and Co.
29 Todd, Jas. and Son
29 Todd, John (J. T. and S.)
30 Cairstairs, James
33 AVhite, George, dairy
34 Slight, James, engineer
35 Lover^s Lane
36 Lawrie, Thos. marble-cutter
37 Lane, T. school-slate maker
37 Thomas & Fraser, glass mrs.
Dickson and Co. nurseries
Smith, Henry, surgeon
Alexander, Jas. nurseiyman
Hay, P. and R. silk dyers
Reid, D. and Son, nurserymen
Park, Andw. timber merchant
lieith Wynd.
41 Gordon, A. builder
46 Shepherd's Court
23, 51 Wharton, G. stamp maker
lieopold Place.
2 Mitchell, Edward, surgeon
2 Mitchell, John G. engraver
3 Menzies, Miss Jessie
3 Willis, Miss
3 Scott, Andrew, cabinetmaker
3 M'Laren, Alexander
4 Thomson, Mrs Alex. P.
5 Scott, Archibald
6 Kinnaird, Miss Margaret
6 Walker, Miss Mary
6 Whiston, Mrs James
6 Main, Mrs Thomas
6 Allan, J. G.
6 Couper, Misses
6 Lumsden, Henry
7 Foster, Wm. W. agent
8 Durham, James
11 Baggot, Richard
Windsor Street intersects.
12 Best, Miss
13 Porteous, Miss
14 Muir, John
15 Fife, Andrew, S.S.C.
15 Miller, Mrs David
16 Bertram, John Archibald
17 Bernard, Thomas
18 Gibson, Francis
18 Watson, Miss E.
18 Fraser, Miss
18 Ford, Miss Christian
18 Purves, Robert
18 Russell, Mrs
18 Taylor, George
19 Tod, Alex, com merchant
20 Paterson, W.
21 Lee, Miss
21 Mann, Miss
21 Thomson, John
21 Cormack, Hugh
licslie Place.
1 Beattie, J. M.
1 Graham, Mrs
Goudie, G. builder
Shanks, David, joiner
Dempster, Mrs
lieven Street.
1 Taylor, James, (C. and T.)
] Wallace, Matthew, painter
1 Lee, William, corn and flour
merchant
4 Tweedale, John
5 Rae, Thomas, baker
5 Barclay, John, merchant
10 Samuel, John, wright
12 Thomson, John, gardener
14 Greig, Alex, writer
16 Gray, John, spirit dealer
18 Wilson, Andrew, wright
19 Marshall, Robert, spirit dealer
liindsay Place.
2 Ireland, Thomas, bookseller
3 Isles, Miss C. milliner
4 Lindsay, Thomas
4 Hossack, Mrs
5 Maclachlan, Wm. grocer
6 Methven, William
JLinks Placcj
1 Ramsay, Mrs
1 Ramsay, David
3 Mathie, Robert
5 Hay, J. (Edin. Ropery Co.)
liinks Place.
Morton Street.
Schaw, Robert, merchant
liOchend.
Taylor, Peter, farm steward
liochend Road.
Callender, David, tanner
Mackenzie, W. road overseer
Ross, David, gardener
Webster, William, grocer
Marr, Wm. shoemaker
liOchi'in.
Lochrin House
Lochrin Mills
Gibson and Walker
IiOg;an's Close.
Long, Thomas, engineer
IiOg:ie Oreen.
Walker, A. B.
liOndon Roitt'.
1 Gillespie, Gordon, merchant
2 Millar, Mrs Margaret
3 Ferguson, Mrs
4 Mackie, Thomas, shipmaster
5 Morrison, Mrs
6 Gilbert, J. pawnbroker
7 Anderson, James, supervisor
8 Slater, George S.
8 Aitken, Thomas
9 Drummond, John, clerk
14 Young, James, cooper
15 Anderson, David, merchant
16 M'Callum, Mai. agent
19 Blair, John, engineer
liOndon Street.
1 Tennant, Mrs, spirit mercht.
1 Scott, D. accountant
1 Stewart, Mrs
1 Couper, John
1 Burn, Peter
3 Young, William
5 M'Nair, Mrs John
7 Kennedy, W. P.
7 Paton, Miss
7 Phin, Miss
7 M'Culloch, John, teller Bri-
tish Linen Co's Bank, and
agent for Phoenix Fire and
Pelican Life Insurance
Companies. — See Adv.
7 Caldwell, Charies
9 Walls, John, S.S.C.
9 Murray, And. bootmaker
11 Manderson, D. and G.
13 Wallace, Eben., W.S.
13 Blackie, Thomas
13 Whitten, J. C.
15 Garment, John, S.S.C.
17 Edmonston, F.
17 Taylor, Mrs
17 Croal, G. music teacber
17 Grieve, Mrs
17 Ross, Miss
17 Lind, Robert
17 Munro, George
Lor
STREET DIRECTORY.
Lot 239
Wincliester, Mrs Col.
Phillips, Mrs
Paton, C. painter
Canch, Mrs
Heburn, Miss
M'William, Robert, S.S.C.
Park, Mrs
Thomson, Mrs William
Hill, John
Dickson, Mrs J. W.
Oswald, H. grocer
Ramsay, D. surgeon
M'Intyre, Misses
Galletly, John, S.S.C.
Walton, Miss
Glover, James
M'Donald, Mrs
Fryer, J. J.
Ramsay, Mrs
Lawson, James, W.S.
Clark, F. W. advocate
Brown, R. draper
Kennedy, Hugh, W.S.
Crawford, Rev. David
M'Farlane, Colin
Pattison, John, W.S.
Pattison, Thos. H.,M.D.
Richardson, Walt, upholsterer
Brown, J. glasscutter
Glover, James, painter
Scott, Alexander, baker
Prophit, Thomas, fishmonger
Stewart, Mrs
Inch, John, jun. flesher
Beveridge, Robert, baker
Grant, Robert, spirit dealer
Wortham, Henry, dyer
Wortham, Mrs, lace-cleaner
Guthrie, Mrs A.
M'Glashan, Donald, grocer
Stark, William, builder
Anderson, Robert, teacher
Oliver, Mrs
Boyle, Mrs E.
Robertson, J. dairy
AVishart, Mrs
Ferguson, Mrs William
Clarkson, Mrs
Grierson, John S.
Wigney, R. P.
Stirling, Mrs John
Malcolm, Miss
Sandeman, Mrs T. R.
Dickson, Mrs
Scott, Mrs James
Beveridge, John
Mackersy, Wm. W.S.
Waterston, Misses
Robertson, Miss
Young, Miss
Fortune, Miss
Laing, Mrs
Edgar, Mrs
Cassels, Alexander, W.S.
Hutchison, Alex., S.S.C.
Hutchison, A. A. advocate
Carmichael, John
Pagan, Mrs
16 Beattie, Miss Jane
14 Davidson, William
12 Hamilton and Macknight
12 Macknight, A. E. advocate
12 Macknight, Mrs
10 Black, James Tait
8 Mann, William
8 Small, Andrew
8 Anderson Mrs
4 Ritchie, Mrs
2 Anderson, Mrs
2 M'Laughlan, Mrs
2 Berry, Miss
liOrd Russell Place.
1 Roughead, P. C.
1 Paterson, John, Inspector of
Lighting and Cleaning
1 Cooper, Miss Hannah
1 M'Intyre, John, writer
2 Finlayson, Wm. teacher
2 Kerr, Wm. builder
2 Maxwell, Patrick
2 Young, Mrs Alexander
2 Hutton, James, teacher
liOthian Road.
Braehoiise, Isaac Scott
St George's Free Church
Paterson, A. and J. smiths
St CuthherVs Poorhouse
Royal Naval and Military
Academy —
Orr, Captain, superintendent
Haig, Wm.
Eraser, Simon, cooper
Sanderson, R. and T. coach-
builders
Caledonian Railway tavern
PatuUo, J. W.
Mackintosh, Mrs J. saddler
Turner, Jas. & Co. lithogs.
Campbell, Archd. saddler
Laing, J. and Sons, Royal
horse bazaar
Caledonian Railway Station
Pickford & Co. contractors
40 Bums, Michael, coal agent
42 Bums, Peter
Stephenson, John
Douglas, James, lath-splitter
8 Ballantine, James
Kay, Robert, Union hotel
Lothian Road Church
1 Thomson, William, builder
1 Angus, Wm. agent
2 Greig, J. {D. and J. G.)
3 Menzies, William, surgeon
5 Gordon, William, builder
5 Gillespie, John
5 Lauder, Mrs George
5 Beattie, G. {W. B. and Sons)
7 Lyall, John
Sutherland, David, builder
Morrison, James, wright
Ramage, Adam
Lamb, John, builder
Kerr, David, stone carver
Palmer, John
M'Culloch, Thomas, plumber
Carlyle, William
Greig, D. & J. smiths
Anderson, James, plasterer
Ritchie, Archibald
Seaton, Robert, auctioneer
Lyon, Charies
Clark, Jn. Venetian blindmkr.
Taylor, Alex, cabinetmaker
Thomson, John, session clerk
Laing, J. and J.
Williamson, John
Turner, James
Macfarlane John
Hutchison, William and T.
Simpson, George
Fairbaim, Mrs James
Douglas, John, AV.S.
Middleton, Alex. Commercial
hotel
Wintour, John C. artist
Greig, David (Z). and J. G.)
West Kirk and Manse —
Veitch, Rev. James
West Kirk Recorder" s Office
St John'' s Chapel
liothian Street.
1 Gibson, William, draper
3 Chalmers, James
3 Kerr, Robt. classical teacher
3 Watson, Mrs James
5 Oswald, John, tobacconist
7 M'Innes, James, tinsmith
9 Stevenson, P. instrumt. mak.
11 Virtue, George, publisher
11 Grant, D. agent
11 Pettet, Mrs
11 Millon, Mrs
11 M'Dowell, Thomas
11 Lind, William
11 Richardson, J.
15 Brown, Charles, painter
17 Wood, Jas.
19 Gray and Son, merchants
21 Ritchie, Miss
21 Stott, David
21 Anderson, Peter, tailor
23 Ballantyne, Mrs
25 Machell, Edward
27 Cownie, N. B. and Sons
29 M'Arthur, J. victual dealer
31 Kerr, Miss, milliner
35 Burgess, Mrs, lodgings
35 Rodgers, Mrs, lodgings
35 Hardesty, George, draper
35 Smith, William, architect
35 Nisbet, Robert, letter-carrier
35 M'Intosh, James A.
37 Millar, Archibald, smith
39 Menzies, Thomas
Brighton Street intersects.
41 Tinsley, Mrs, lodgings
41 Sleigh, Geo. tailor
41 Counie, AV. B. clothier
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41 Henderson, Alexander
39 Grinton, William
47 Hoffmann, J. planemaker
63 Conway, Mrs
St Patriclc's Chapel.
58 Wilson, Jas. spirit merchant
56 Paterson, Thomas
56 Bishop, W. flesher
56 Moir, C. H. ( Union Bank)
56 Adam, Robert, wright
56 Constable, J. andM.
54 Street, George
54 Paterson, Thomas
54 Paterson, Mrs, milliner
52 Bladworth, J.
48 Grieve, Miss A.
48 Brumby, Miss
44 Hay, Peter, grocer
42 AVilson, Francis, lodgings
42 Paterson, Rev. W.
42 Burns, Peter
42 M'Kenzie, Alex.
42 Malcolm, Mrs
42 Muir, John
42 Watson, Miss
40 Scott, D. baker
38 Inglis, T. victual dealer
36 Craig, David
32 M'Culloch, Mrs, ham shop
30 Whyte, D. merchant
30 Gumming, A. C.
30 Brydeu, Mrs Ann
30 Scott, James, coal merchant
30 Morris, Mrs
28 Friend, John, confectioner
26 Scott, Mrs Andrew, flesher
22 Turnbull, Thomas
18 Graham, A. merchant
18 Bryce, Robert
18 Macintosh, W. writer
18 Forbes, Mrs
18 Proctor, Mrs J. lodgings
16 Bell, Walter, bootmaker
14 Sinclair, John, baker
12 Gardner, George, fruiterer
10 AVilson, Adam, surgeon
8 Love, Miss E. milliner
6 Stevenson, P.
6 Erskine, John, tailor
4 Lind, W. cheesemonger
2 M'Niven,Allan,wine and spirit
merchant
liOver's liane.
Carstairs, David, gardener
Allan, Mrs, gardener
Thomson, George
liutton Place.
1 Hodges, Mrs
3 Thomson, D. J.
5 Sharp, Mrs Robert
5 Baxter, John
5 M'Naughton, Charles
5 Russell, John, accountant
5 Henderson, T.
7 Mercer, Walter
11 Stevenson, Mrs James
11 Watson, Miss
11 Ferguson, William
11 Crouch, William
11 Miller, Mrs
11 Miller, Richard
13 Dickson, George H.
17 Mackay, Charles, sen.
17 Mackay, Charles, jun.
19 Lauder, James
liynedoch Place.
2 Cullen, Mrs James
3 Kermack, Miss
4 Clerk, Robert, merchant
5 Jeffrey, John, brewer
6 M'Leod, Alexander
7 Bailie, Mrs
7 Young, Andrew
8 Anderson, Miss
9 Tennent Patrick, W.S.
10 Crokat, Miss
11 Peat, Mrs Mary
12 Bumside, Miss
13 Campbell, Mrs Dr John
14 Walker, Miss
15 Russell, J., M.D.,F.R.S.E.
16 Usher, James
17 JPFarlane, Mrs
19 Nisbet, Rev. Robert, D.D.
20 Fleming, Alexander, W.S.
21 Yorston, John E.
23 M'Gregor, P. merchant
macdo^rall Street.
1 Morison, J. wine and spirit
merchant
4 Hood, J. smith and beam
maker
11 Munro, George, spirit dealer
Iflackenzie Place.
1 Donaldson, G. grocer
2 Hay, Mrs, ladies' nurse
2 Fyffe, Mrs
5 Yorreck, David C.
5 Young, Misses
8 Forrester, ISIrs, lodgings
8 Smith, T.
8 TuUy, James
9 Bethune, John, writer
9 Munro, Sirs Catharine
macneil's Place.
1 Mathewson, D. spirit dealer
1 Corstorphine, Peter, boot and
shoe maker
1 Cruikshank, and Ronaldson,
upholsterers
Madeira Place.
1 Thomson, Rob. shipmaster
1 Fyfe, Thomas N.
2 Souter, Peter, shipmaster
3 Scales, Andrew
4 Swanson, Mrs Daniel
5 Scott, Andrew, jun.
5 Scott, D. shipowner
5 Scott, A. sen. shipmaster
7 Ritchie, Archibald
Madeira Street.
1 Howie, John
1 Paterson, William, merchant
Beatson, David, merchant
Simpson, John
Rowden, John
5 Smith, David, agent
6 Scott, Alexander, shipmaster
6 M'Luckie, Mrs James
6 Gavin, AVilliam, shipmaster
7 Beadie, J. C. merchant
Tingman, John (^Docks)
Calder, William
Smith, William
Duncan, John
Atkinson, Jas. Chas., R.N.
Munro, David
IIIag;dalene Asylum.
Dalziel,'Rev. George
Dalziel, Mrs, matron
Ogilvy, J. S. treasurer
miainpoint.
1 Halliday, Mrs Adam
Maitland Place.
1 Smith, Mrs W. B.
1 Mather, James
1 Gordon, George, spirit dealer
3 Sclater, Mrs, lodgings
3 Darlings, Mrs R. lodgings
3 Ramsay, Jas. lodgings
maitland Street.
1 Lamond, Dun. spirit mercht.
1 Henry, William, bootmaker
2 Taylor, Mrs
3 Grant, Mrs
4 Gumming, Mrs, lodgings
5 Dallas, Mrs
6 Messer, Adam, F.R.C.S.E.
7 Stone, Miss, dressmaker
7 Stone, Mrs
8 Macneil, Captain Archibald
9 Fullerton, Jliss
9 Monteath, Mrs
10 Gibson, Archd. accountant
11 Munro, Sirs Mary, lodgings
12 Balfour, James
13 Douglas, Miss
14 Fulton, Andrew
15 AVilson, Miss Jane
16 Steuart, Miss, of Steuarthall
17 Norie, Miss
18 Wemyss, Robert
19 Stewart, John
20 Stuart, Lady
21 Wilson, Mrs
21 Wilson, James, W.S.
22 Wintour, Wm. painter
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23 Carmichael, Misses
23 Carmichael, Mrs
Maitland Street^ TTest
AthoU Place.
1 Simson, Thomas
1 Buchanan, Miss
1 Cowan, William
2 Menelaws, William
4 Shand, Mrs Alex. G.
5 Form an, Mrs
7 Smith, James, architect
7 Smith, Jn. A., M.D. surgeon
8 Rennie, Wm. J., W.S.
10 Bell, William H.
11 Morrison, Thomas, writer
11 Patterson, Wm.
13 Stewart, Robert, victualler
14 Gillespie Brothers, grain mer-
chants
14 Chalmers, J. spirit dealer
Mainland ^treetj
Neichaven.
1 Milne, John, baker
2 Crawford, John, tailor
3 Morrison, Andrew, grocer
4 Watt, John, boot and shoe
maker
6 Laing, Miss, boarding school
7 Alexander, John
Ulalta Terrace.
6 Logan, John
7 Cleland, Mrs
8 Brown, Mrs Abram
9 Graham, Mrs
Kedslie, Alex. Malta house
Macdonald, W. Malta green
Manor Place.
1 Campbell, Miss
1 Henderson, Mrs John
2 Cockbuni, Mrs
3 Fogo, Lieut. -Col. R.A.
5 Henderson, Mrs
6 Erskine, Misses
7 Drybrough, Thomas
8 Murdoch, J. Burn, jun. ad-
vocate
9 Erskine, Miss
9 Nisbet, Misses
9 Ramsay, Mrs
10 Campbell, Miss
10 Galloway, Mrs
10 Williamson, Mrs
1 1 Edmonstone, Miss, of Newton
12 Hutchinson, Mrs J. R.
13 Chambers, William
14 Wright, Mrs
18 Stevenson, Rev. R. H.
19 Weir, Miss
mansionhouse Road.
Biyce, Mrs Wm. Sylvan bank
Porter, W. A. , Springfield villa
Buchanan, John
Baton, Mrs
Marshall, James
Skene, Alexander, Captain
Marrable, John
mansfleld Place.
1 M'Glashan, Don. wine mer.
2 Longmore, Adam C.
2 Howden, James
2 West, William
2 West, Miss G. R.
y Harrison, George
6 Aitken, Andrew
6 Hughes, John
6 George, Mrs
6 Jeffrey, Mrs
7 Sutherland, H.
8 Macknight, Thomas, M.D.
9 Barron, Mrs
10 Tough, David
Manual's Conrt.
Torrance, John, coal mercht.
Market Place.
1 Lamb, James
2 Ferguson, Thomas, grocer
8 Ray, Miss, upholstress
13 Murray, George, mason
Market Street.
2 Murray, George, baker
3 Finlay, Peter, cooper
6 Lewis, James, grocer
8 Burns, ]\Irs Cooke
9 Calder, Wm. spirit dealer
11 Pattison, Mrs H. spirit dealer
14 Chicken, Wm. spirit dealer
16 Scobie, David, bookbinder
20 Gumming, J . wood merchant
24 Robertson, A. Railway tavern
Market Street, I^o^r.
1, 2 Greig, James
Brown, H. china warehouse
6 Simpson, AV. china warehouse
Market, Cireen.
1 Crawford, James, agent
5 Reikie, James, fruiterer
23 Foot, Mrs, fruiterer
24 Wares, Christina
Market, IIig;]i.
7 M'Millan, flesher
8 M'Millan, T. senior, flesher
Market, LiO^w.
Caird, Margaret, fishmonger
Reid, Wm. fishmonger
Market, Flesh, Middle.
1 Plumber, John, flesher
3 Forgie, -John, flesher
5 Snow and Johnston
6 Aikman, Matthew
7 Trotter, Thomas, flesher
8 Charles, William, flesher
8 Bourgois, B. tavern
9 Hunter, Francis, flesher
18 Anderson, William, flesher
19 Bruce, D. flesher
19 Snow, F. flesher
23 Dores and Laidlaw, fleshers
25 Smart, James, flesher
54 Richardson, James
Market, Poultry.
2 Melrose, Colvill
6 Carmichael, James
Market, Veal.
1 Peattie, John
3 Grieve, John, tavern-keeper
4 Nisbet, Mrs, flesher
Mary Klng;'s Close.
Malloch, P. & Son, map-mo.
Chesney, David, saw maker
Mary field.
16 Martin, James, clothier
14 Anderson, L«aac, S.S.C.
10 Anderson, Slisses
Aitken, James {A. and Co)^
Maryjield house
6 Burnett, Andrew
Dick, James
Mary's Place.
3 Andrew, Mrs
4 Beatson, Mrs
5 Maughan, Edward J.
6 Miller, J. teacher
7 M'Laren, Mrs
7 M'Laren, John
8 Munro, Andrew
8 Thomson, Mrs
8 Falconer, James, writer
8 Austin, Mrs
10 Rae, Alex, grocer
Denholm, W. cartwright
Coldwell, James, smith
Ronaldson, John, writer, So-
merset cottof/e
Mayfield House.
Dowie, Thomas
Mayfield lioan.
Alexander, Wm. silk-dyer
Mitchell, Adam, gardener
Thomson, Mrs D. spirit dealer
242 Mea
Bro\vn, Capt. Mayjield cot.
Foyer, John
Allan, Alexander, millwright
Ifleadowbank.
Petre, Honourable Edmond
(iV. B. R.)
Mason, Robert, fanner
RIeado\f Place.
Clark, R. Meadoiv lodge
1 Robertson, Misses
2 Liddle, Miss
3 Brown, Miss M.
5 Anderson, Hugh
6 Irving, David, LL.D.
7 Gardner, James
7 Gardner, Miss
8 Thomson, M. G.
9 Simpson, John (G. P.-O.)
9 Simpson, Hunter, librarian
12 Smith, William
16 Stewart, John (Edin. News
Office)
18 Glazy, Geo. city missionary
19 Stott, J. H. leather merchant
20 Auld, William
]fIeeting:-honse Crreen.
Goddard, Wm. M. merchant
Melbourne Place.
1 Ferguson, Alex, confectioner
2 Greig, John, and Son, book-
sellers
3 Bladworth, Richai-d, iron-
monger
3 Monteith, Thomas
3 Baillie, Robert, clothier
3 Peacock, John
4 M'Pherson, J. lamp maker
5 Chapman, Thos. auctioneer
6 Simpson, James
7 Royal Medical Society
8 North British Advertiser
8 Gray, J. and J. printers
Melville Crescent.
1 Brodie, John, W.S.
Melville Place, Horth.
1 Buist, Robert, flesher
3 Thomson, Robt. spirit dealer
4 Forsyth, Alex, shoemaker
4 M'Pherson, Chai-les
4 Buist, Mrs
4 Muir, Tliomas
4 Sheriff, James
4 Edington, Mrs G. lodgings
5 Watt, James, green-grocer
6 Sanderson, G. B. victualler
7 Maxwell, George, dairy
8 Stevenson, John, grocer
10 Gray, John, dairyman
11 Sydney, Mrs
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11 Jackson, Edward
11 M'Gill, Mrs
11 Burns, Mrs
11 M'Gregor, Mrs
11 Grant, George, lodgings
12 Keddie and Knox, cabinet-
makers
13 Hay and M'Kechnie, dyers
14 Stirhng, Robert, spirit dealer
14 Keddie, Thomas, cabinet-
maker
Melville Place, South.
1 Kirkhope, John, grocer
1 Wilson, Robert, fishmonger
3 Richardson, J. victualler
4 M'Millan, George, butcher
5 Irving, David, spirit dealer
6 Wilson, John, fishmonger
7 Keddie, Thos. wareroom
9 Ogilvy, James, writer
9 M'Whea, Mrs
Melville Street.
1 Westgarth, Mrs John
5 Purvis, William
7 Campbell and Trail, W.S.
7 Trail, Anthony, W.S.
11 Mackay, Miss
13 Martin, Miss
1 5 Ramsay, Mrs Dr
17 Watson, Mrs, lodgings
19 Lindsay, John M., C.S.
21 Mitchell, Alex.
23 Balderston, Mrs
25 Corrie, Thomas
27 Mayne, Robert
29 RoUand, James, W.S.
31 Maitland, Ed. F. advocate
33 Coventry, Rev. George
35 Dewar, Mrs, sen. of Vogrie
37 Maughan, Captain Philip
39 Blackwood, Miss
41 Watkins, Lieut.-Col. James
43 Bell, Geo. Graham, advocate
45 Combe, George
47 Craigie, Col. P.E.C.B.
49 Maitland, Augustus, W.S.
51 Wilson, Miss
53 Wood, Lady
5T Riddell, John A. advocate
59 Jollie, Walter, W.S.
56 Longmore, John A., W.S.
54 Maitland, Geo. R., W.S.
52 Wood, J. G.
50 Lowe, Captain W^illiam
48 Stuart, Lieut. -Gen. G. M.
44 Stirling, Mrs
42 Eraser, William, jun. W.S.
40 Pagan, Dr S. A., F.R.C.S.
38 Menteath, A. Stuart
36 Tytler, James S., W.S.
34 Goldie, William, W.S.
32 Boyd, J. (Oliver and B.)
30 Dunlop, Henry
22 Donaldson, Mrs
20 Smyttan, George, M.D.
18 Harrison, Captain John
16 Martin, M. J., M.D.
14 Sandwith, Mrs John
10 Colquhoun, JohnC. advocate
6 Thompson, Thomas, W.S.
4 Simpson, Mrs Col.
4 Broun, Arch, advocate
2 Cawthorn, Mrs E.
2 Inglis, Mrs
2 Shanks, James
2 Crawford, Mrs
2 Simpson, John, merchant
2 Galbraith, C. writer
Merchant Street.
3 Victoria Lodgings
10 Hill, Mrs John
10 Hardie, John, builder
12 Usher, J. and T. brewers
Merchant Maiden
Hospital.
Leishman, Miss
Merchiston.
Porteous, Alexander, farmer
Johnston, Robert, Merchistou
cottage
Anderson, Robert, gardener
Graham, Walter
Gibson, John
Curror, Adam, Myreside
Merchiston, IVorth.
Home, Mrs
Burn, Mrs
Merchiston Park.
Croal, James
Douglas, J. T., Douglas
lodge
Inglis, Thomas, Merchiston
mount
Douglas, T. H. florist
Merrilees' Close.
M'Donald, David, tailor
Lauder, James, mason
Mense liane.
Kirkwood, Alexander, die-
cutter
Howden, Peter and Co.
Renton, William
Blackwell and Munro, agents
Marshall, Wm. postmaster
Scott Stewart, upholsterer
Movton, William, lapidary
Miller, John, glass merchant
Middlehy Street.
1 Murray, David, accountant
3 Campbell, James, assistaut-
commissary-gcneral
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5 Hogg, Mrs Thomas
7 Gordon, John, merchant
8 Shiell, Wm. assistant clerk of
session
9 Roughead, Wm. merchant
11 Cai'frae, Miss
13 Newton, Robert, surveyor
12 Munro, Archibald, teacher
6 Newham, Peter
4 Mouat, Misses
2 Taylor, And. wine merchant
Middlefield.
Croall, Jn. mail-coach maker
Aruand, Major
Kedslie, Mrs
Lowe, Robert William
Forgan, David
Bertram, Mrs
Malcom, Mrs
mUlbank.
Syme, James, professor of
clinical surgery
Millbarn.
Cuddie Miss (lodge)
mUne's Court.
1 Dowie, Charles, pawnbroker
5 Forbes, Alex, bookbinder
Milne's Square.
1 Thomson, John, printer
1 Poison and Falconer
2 Stewart, Wm. spirit dealer
3 M'Innes, R. commercial
tavern
4 Equitable Loan Co.
4 Ross, Alexander, teacher of
music
4 M'Clumpha, John and Co.
4 Howie, Alexander
6 Robertson, James, vintner
6 Young, T. watch-glass maker
7 Sinclair, Andrew, hairdresser
7 Munro, John, bookbinder
7 Steele, Miss Jan. dressmaker
Burnett and Barclay
mint.
Moir, D. smith and iron-
monger
Button and Romania, under-
takers
Baillie and Palmer
IMUnto Street.
1 Lindsay, James, W.S.
2 Littlejohn, Miss
3 Spittal, Lady
5 Drysdale, David
6 Johnston, Rev. Geo., F.S.A.
7 Hunter, Miss Agnes
8 Kilgour, Jas. (Register Ho.)
10 Hardy, Robert
11 Inglis, Chas. {W. and C. I.)
11 Inglis, Robert (Gall and
Inglis)
11 Inglis, Wm. {W. and C.I.)
12 Cattanach, Wm. jun.
13 Fleming, Mrs R.
14 Greig, James
15 Hunter, David
16 Smith, John Gordon
17 Attkenson, Isaac
18 Macgi-egor, Donald R.
20 Lawrence, J. surgeon, R.N.
21 Reid, James
22 Taylor, Michael, merchant
23 Smith, Mrs
23 Gray, Rev. W. H.
24 Leslie, Captain William
25 Philip, Mrs James
26 Blyth, B. H. engineer
27 Wilson, Patrick, architect
28 Baird, Joseph, merchant
30 Thorburn, Miss
31 Gumming, Miss
31 Dick, Mrs
32 Forrester, Miss M.
33 Wilson, Mrs
34 Duncan, Mrs, of Parkhill
34 Ford, WUliam
Middleby Street intersects.
35 Paterson, G. (Bank of Scot-
land)
36 Murray, Peter
37 Gallic, J. B. merchant
38 Robertson, Mrs
39 Latta, Mrs T. A.
40 Anderson, Andrew, M.D.
41 Marshall, A.
42 Leishman, James
43 Moffat, Henry, S.L.
44 Ramsay, Miss
44 M'Menamy, Rev. P., D.D.
45 Brown, Mrs William
46 Lowne, Thompson, M.D.
47 Hetherington, W. M., LL.D.
48 Thomson, Miss H.
49 Riddell, Mrs Major
50 Finlay, Miss Mary
51 Hunter, Miss C.
52 Robertson, Miss H.
Hitchell Street.
3 Anchor Assurance Company
3 Gillon, John, and Co.
5 Sinclair, Wood, cooper
8 Brotchie, Robert and Co.
merchants
11 Stoddart, George, merchant
15 Saunders, John, wright
24 Farrie, T. and R.
24 Mason, Thomas
27 Thallon Brothers, merchants
30 Thallon, L. merchant
36 Aikman, Colin C. merchant
37 Law, Abram
39 Drybrough, Neil and Song
44 Wren, Geo. com merchant
Montag^u Street.
1 Davies, Henry Wm.
3 Gray, James (G.P.-O.)
3 Thomson, L.
3 Skill, Mrs
7 Bruce, Henry
9 Wilkie, James
9 Pyle, George H.
9 Nicol, Mrs James
9 Donaldson, William
9 Connolly, J. S. printer
15 Cameron, Mrs
19 Craigie, Dr David
21 Halley, George
21 Wilson, Mrs
21 Davidson, Mrs
27 Gardner, Andrew
27 Kemp, Mrs Robert
27 Smith, William
27 Mansfield, AVilliam
29 Todd, William
32 Moir, Robert (G.P.-O.)
33 Chisholm, David
33 Samson, Miss
33 Macnaughton, Mrs
37 Gavin, Hector
39 Lovell, Miss
39 Wyllie, Andrew
39 M'Martin, Mrs
39 Cunningham, Mrs
39 Lowrie, Misses
43 Howie, James
45 Biggar, John
45 Brown, Walter
45 Gilmour, Oliver
Montpelier.
1 Knight, George
2 Cowan, William
6 Drummond, Rev. D. T. K.
7 Reid, Rev. AVilliam
lM[ontg:oniery Street.
1 Ness, John, tea dealer
4 Gibb, James
4 Smith, Mrs James
4 Edge, George
4 Johnston, Miss Agues
4 M'Farlane, Donald, lodgings
4 Ebsworth, J. teacher of music
6 Hamilton, John
M'Call, C. & Co. engineers
M'Call, P. & Co. spice-
grinders
13 Tumbull, John
13 Thomson, Rev. Thomas
13 Jack, Mrs Andre%v
13 Sandeman, Robei-t
13 MacCallum, George
14 M'Dowell, James
Morayfleld.
Bryden, Mrs, gardener
Moray Place.
2 Balfour, Mrs
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3 Young, Arclid. advocate
3 Young, William, W.S.
4 Burnett, James H., W.S.
6 Leannonth, John
8 Waughope, Mrs George
9 Scottish Institution. — See
Adv.
10 Handy side, Lord
11 Crombie, Alexander
13 Hunt, Jas. of Pittencrieff
14 fiercer, ^Irs, of Gortliv
15 Grant, Dowager, LadyM.
17 Cowan, David
18 M'Candlish, JolmM., W.S.
IS Melrose, John
18 Ir^-ing, SIi'S
Doune Terrace intersects.
20 Hope, Right Hon. John, Lord
Justice-Clerk
21 Douglas, F. B. advocate
22 Primrose, Hon. B. F.
23 Cuningharae, John, of Duloch
24 Agnew, Lady
24 Sprot, Mrs
25 Abbott, Francis, secretary to
the General Post Office
26 Brodie, John C, AV.S.
27 Melville, Misses Whyte
28 Playfair, Misses
28 Coventry, Airs D.
29 Coventry, A. advocate
30 Tod, John R.. W.S.
31 Hope, John and James, W.S.
31 Hope, John, W.S.
31 Hope, Jas. jun., W.S.
32 Anderson, John, W.S.
33 Abercrombie, Misses
34 Sprot, Mrs
35 Lancaster, Mrs
36 Bethune, Mrs
Great Stuart Street intersects.
38 Gibson, H. G., W.S.
37 Thomson, Jas. of Glendowran
38 Gibson, John, jun., W.S.
39 Bruce, Miss
39 Bruce, Lieut. -Col.
39 Bruce, Hugh, advocate
40 Christison, Dr
41 Thorbum, D. J. S.
42 Anstruther, James
Forres Street intersects.
45 Dunlop, Alexander
4G Alurray, Aliss
47 Young, George, advocate
48 Ainslie, Daniel
49 Buchanan, James
50 Macwhirter, Miss
Mforay Street.
1 Allan, William, S.S.C.
4 M'Callam, Alexander
5 Finlay, James
9 Nisbet, Alexander
0 Lawrie, Thomas
10 AVhite, John, grocer
Ifloreden.
Thornton, Robert, engineer
Slain, Peter
M'Laren, Miss
Bouchard, John
moreland Cottag;e.
Maclaren, Charles
IVIorrison Place.
1 Grosnrt, William
2 Maclachlan, William
3 Grant, Maximilian
Morrison Street.
1 Brough, William, grocer
5 Kemp, James, coal mercht.
7 Combe, Alisses
8 Smibert, Thomas
8 Forbes, Patrick
8 Hume, William
9 Neilson, James
14 Colden, J. and Sou, wrights
31 Kerr, Miss
31 Brown, Robert
Horniiijs^side.
Redpath, H. Grange bank
Addis, Rev. Thomas
Beilb}', G. T., M.D. surgeon,
Falcon cottage
^Mackenzie, Miss
Rentou, William
Bloxom, T. P. agent
Airds, Misses
Duncan, Henry, spirit dealer
Kapler, J. Spring valley
Graham, William, builder
Tod, Lieut. -General S. H.
Robertson, T. cattle salesman
Glegg, Robert, 1 Bannar pi.
Esplin, Mrs Charles
Henderson, Mrs Ann
10 Gordon, John, tea dealer
Black, John, baker
Macdonald, D. of Dalness
Denholm, William, smith
Williamson, Thomas, flesher
Douglas, Archibald, agent,
Blackford villa
Williamson, James
Robertson, James, wright
M'Goun, Rev. Robert W.
M'Leod, James B., teacher
Aliller, M. gardener
Hunter, James, builder
Campbell, Dick, and Son
Deucher, J. of Morningside
Jack, Mrs, Asylum
M'Dougal, Miss, matron
Skae, D., M.D. physician
Rowe, T. S., M.D.
Howden, James C, M.D.
Bell, Alex. M., W.S._
Smith, Thomas, spirit dealer
Rae, James, gardener
Johnston, J. gardener, Braids-
bum
Ballantyue, J. farmer, Upper
Braid
Mason, R. farmer, Morton
Ainslie, John, farmer
Currer, Adam
Torrance, farmer, Greenbank
M'Callam, J. farmer, Plew-
lands
Mathisou, A. gardener, Plew-
lands
Morton's Entry.
Crawford, James, slater
Chisliolm, Archibald, smith
and farrier
Spinks, William, turner
Morton Street.
1 Schaw, Miss
1 Kininmont, Rev. A. D.
1 Wilkie, Miss
2 Morrison, Wm.
3 Dalziel, Mrs William
3 Walker, James, draper
3 Fergus, William, wood mer-
chant
3 Wilkie, Alexander
4 Gray, James {A. G. and
Co.)
4 Mercer, Mrs Ann
5 Samuel, R. {Candle Co.)
5 Smith, Mrs John
6 Rintoul, Misses, teachers
8 Goalen, Thomas, wright
8 Mackay, Neil, builder
14 Donaldson, W. pipe-maker
Mound Place.
1 Tait, John, architect
1 Dods, Lieutenant Peter
1 Adams, Mrs, nurse
2 Simpson and Graham
2 Tait, James, plasterer
Nevj Colleg'i
Moont Pleasant.
Steele, D. mason
Manro Place.
Eraser, J. M. (Register Ho.)
Murray Street.
2 Milne, Mrs, midwife
4 Henderson, Alexander, smith
5 Muir, Robert, coal agent
IVelson Place.
1 M'Neil, Robert, wright
1 Storm, J. chimney sweeper
\eIson Street.
1 Macdonald, John
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1 Harkom, Joseph
1 Ritchie, Mrs
1 Gordon, James, F., W.S.
3 Beaton, Alexander, dj^er
5 Hamilton, Wm. bootmaker
5 Mitchell, W. L.
5 Skaife, Mrs
7 Murray and Rhind, AY.S.
9 Douglas, Miss
1 1 Ivory, William, advocate
11 Duncan and Miller, S.S.C.
13 Crichton, J. A. advocate
13 Crichton, Hew, S.S.C
13 Crichton, Hew H. jun., W.S.
15 Wardrop, Miss
15 Alexander, Charles
15 Pillans, Hugh Scott
15 Hallion, H.
17 Mackay, John, M.D.
17 Mackay, Robert, painter
Nortliurriberland St. intersects.
19 M'Dougald, Robert
21 Hailing, George, W.
21 M'Neilie, David, (^Chancery)
21 Walker, Mrs A. S.
21 Watson, Miss
21 Fraser, David
21 Whyte, Mrs David
23 Cowan, Dr, surgeon R.N.
25 Hatton, James, W.S.
27 Ross, George, writer
27 Tweedie, J.
27 Euart, Mrs
27 Hume, Mrs
27 Imrie, Robert B.
27 Noa, Leopold
29 Wilson, Robert, butcher
31 Fraser, Mrs J. R.
31 Bauch, Thomas, C.E.
31 Hastie, AV. spirit dealer
28 Menzies, John
26 Hanson, W. teacher of music
26 Mason, J. W.
2Q Miller, J. {Greig and M.)
24 Goodall, John, advocate
22 Aitchison, C. painter
20 Millar, James, S.S.C.
London Union Assur. Office
20 Sibbald, Mrs Capt.
20 Morton, J. English teacher
20 Bisset, James, builder
18 Swauston, George, lodgings
18 Ogilvy Charles
18 Jackson, Mrs Eliza
16 Adamson, D. M., S.S.C.
14 Mackenzie, A. boot maker
12 Stodart, Miss
12 Lyon, Misses
12 Allan, George, painter
12 Gordon, Miss
10 Peddle, John D. architect
8 Paton, T. S. advocate
6 Gray, James, hosier
6 Jamieson, Alexander
6 Philip, WilUam, watchmaker
6 Hume, IMisses
2 Reid, Mrs
2 Leslie, William, W.S.
Newhaven.
Tennant, W. G. Shellburn
bank house
Haddow, Hugh, coal mercht.
Clark, Mrs J. hotel keeper
Kennedy, Bruce, King^s
Arms inn
Brown, Alex, spirit dealer
Sutherland, D. spirit dealer
Robertson, James, baker
Johnston, M. spirit dealer
Packwood, Thomas, tailor
Douglas, Thos. victual dealer
Luchars, D. shoemaker
Alexander, John, grocer
Stewart, A. spirit dealer
M'Kay, John, spirit dealer
Kilgour, James, butcher
Simpson, James, grocer
Kirk, John, Ship inn
Hay, John, small ware dealer
Mather, Jas. flesher (P.-O.)
Devlin, Thomas, spirit dealer
Nisbet, John, grocer
Listen, And. spirit dealer
Muttit, James, spirit dealer
Mann, David, baker
Thomson, Alexander, grocer
Scott, Morris Peacock, jun.
Bradbrook, R. grocer
Walker, James, spirit dealer
Jeffrey, J. J. grocer
Goldie, Robert, shoemaker
Hall, George, smith
Bernardes, Robt. boat-builder
Meir liane.
Dryborough, George, grocer
Cairnie, Jas. senior, fisherman
Laidlaw, George, grocer
Heir Street.
13 M'Morran, Adam, dairy
13 Gardner, Alex, corn dealer
15 Ireland, George
17 Brown, Thomas
21 Blackball and Scott, comb-
makers
23 Ruthven, J. engine manufac.
23 Ruthven, M. W. engineer
25 Ross & Wright, gold-beaters
27 and 29 Marr, James, and Co.
— See adv.
Meirington House.
M'Lal-en, Duncan, Lord Pro-
vost of the city
IVeu^ingfton liOdg'e.
Oliver, Mrs Thomas
IVefrington Place.
2 Henderson, Miss
3 Laidlaw, Mrs Robert
6 Thomson, Alex, accountant
7 M'Ewan, Rev. David
8 Rutherford, Walter, {Wm. R.
and Son)
9 Cleugh, John C. jeweller
9 Gordon, James
lVevring:ton Place^ E.
1 Fenton, Mrs George
2 Pillans, Mrs Hugh
2 Pillans, James (//. ct /. P.)
3 Shiell, John, builder
3 Jameson, Jane M.
]Ve\f ingrton Place, IV.
2 Walker, George
3 Davidson, R. spirit merchant
5 Short, Mrs
Hie^ringrton Place, J¥.
1 Williamson, David, grocer
2 Goldie, George, accountant
2 Murray, William, writer
2 Arnot, Mrs Andrew
2 Fairbairn, Miss
3 Forbes, A. builder
4 Stevenson, Mrs James
meiring'tonj "W.
1 Nelson, Wm. publisher
2 Middlemas, Geo. cattle deal.
2 Steel, James
3 Lyle, Thomas
3 Grant, Alexander, macer
3 Crichton, W.
4 MacGachen, Rev. John D.
5 Ogilvie, A. (J. and A. Ogil.)
5 Ogilvie, Mrs
6 Aitken, John, tea merchant
IVein*®'** street.
1 Denholm, A. coal merchant
2 Glen, John, coal merchant
4 Mackay, Jas. coal merchant
6 Allan, Mrs Wm. coal mercht.
IVicoIson Sqaare.
1 Brown, James, teacher of
English
2 Deuchar, Robert, S.S.C.
2 Tyrie, T. C. & Co. grocer &
provision merchant
3 Milburn, Dr George
3 Moffat, Jolm, engraver
4 Scott, Mrs
5 Lee, Misses
5 Lee, James (iJ. and L.)
6 Jamieson, Peter, wine merch.
7 Young, John
7 Alexander, Miss
7 Swanston, D. draper
8 Burge, Wm. hatter
8 Whyte, John
8 Fife, Miss
8 Spittal, Mrs John
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8 Alston, Mrs
9 Howieson, Wm. surgeon
10 Turner, Rev. George
11 Steven, Rev. Dr William,
Trinity College Church.
12 Public J5a<fc— David Little
13 Brunton, William, and Co.
14 Paterson, J. C.
14 Feams, William, teacher
14 Stevenson, Mrs
14 Smith, Henry, tea dealer
15 Harley, William
IVicoIson Street.
1 Scott, AVilliam, draper
3 Ross and Scott, drapers
5 Johnston, G. Temperance
hotel
5 Pridie, P. H. solicitor
5 Sibbald, Mrs John
5 JIurray, John
5 Stebbings, Isaac
7 Hilliard, H. and H. cutlers
9 Iloulden, Thos. stationer
11 Lees, Richard
13 Rollo, James, bootmaker
15 Cochrane, Thomas
17 Mercer, G. and Son, lace
merchants
19 York /io<eZ— Elliott, John,
hotel-keeper
21 Mathers, David
23 Hamilton, Miss, milliner
25 Pollock, P. hosier & glover
27 Mackenzie, A. & M. jewellers
29 Dickson, John, bookseller
31 Robertson and Cairns
33 Mushet, James, draper
35 Fairley, J. and W. umbrella
manufacturers
37 Kemp, AVm. confectioner
41 Milner, Sons and Co.
43 Hill, John, shoemaker
45 M'Rae, Kenneth, wine mer-
chant
Nicolson Square intersects.
47 Darling, William, grocer
49 Wilson, Alex, flesher
51 Graham, G. printer & book-
seller
51 Smith, Henry
53 Moffat, W. and Co. apothe-
caries
53 Adams, W. surgeon
55 Steele, James, baker
57 Sinton, John, slater
57 Farmer, Wm. upholsterer
69 Wilson, John, ham shop
61 Adams, Gilbert
65 Matheson, Thomas, A. & Co.
65 Miller and Richard, type-
founders to Her Majesty
65 Mein, Mrs
65 Fraser, Alex, builder
67 Scougall, Andrew, flesher
69 Dickie, Wm. perfumer
71 Farquharson, Francis
73 Smith, G. trunk manufac.
73 Macdonald, Alexander
73 Finlayson, Daniel, tailor
75 Morison, John C. tailor
77 Ritchie, James, tinsmith
79 Wood, AV. flesher
83 M'Kenzie, Mrs, draper
87 Nisbetj Rob. and Co.
West Nicolson Street intersects.
89 Kerr, James, grocer
91 Kerr, James, hosier
92 Middlemas, John, wine and
spirit merchant
95 Inglis, Andw. grocer
97 Christie, A. old book seller
97 Lennox, Mrs, dressmaker
99 Smith, Alexander, umbrella
maker
105 Alexander, Charles
107 Rogers, R. tailor
109 Murray, Henry, confectioner
113 Penman, Mrs J. tobacconist
Nicolson Street Chapel
117 Aitken, Walter, baker
117 Bertram, D. F.
119 Anderson, David, hairdress.
121 Kidd, James, agent
123 Brown, John, shoemaker
125 Smith, C. bookseller
Crosscausey intersects.
140 Gardiner, W. C. haberdasher
138 Wallace, Paul
138 Begbie, Alex, shoemaker
138 Slymand, John, printer
136 Brown, John, grocer
134 Beaton, John, grocer and
provision dealer
132 Robertson, Mrs Wm.
130 Robertson, Robert, victual
dealer
128 Newbiggin, David, agent
128 Blackie, John
128 Ritchie, Mrs
128 Robertson, John
128 Barnet, John, watchmaker
126 Napier, James, druggist
124 Rough, John, merchant
124 Rough, Mrs J. candlemaker
122 Hamilton, Wm. bootmaker
122 Geddes, James, confectioner
120 Montgomery, Miss H.
120 Laldlaw, Mrs, ladies' nurse
120 Hay, Wm. wood merchant
118 Rennie, Wm. flesher
114 Bertram, J. bootmaker
110 Waugh, George, ham shop
106 Crerar, Mrs, spirit dealer
104 Gilfillan, John
104 Pringle, James
102 Cattanach, Wm. jun. wine
and spirit merchant
98 Martin, Wm. victual dealer
96 Forrest, Geo. bootmaker
94 Robertson, Henry
90 Gibson, J. & Co. silk dyers
88 Wiston, Mrs Richard
86 Miller, W. baker and confec-
tioner
84 Mochrie, James, grocer
80 Harvey, James and Co.
78 Greathead, Miss E.
76 Brown, W. hosier & glover
West Richmond St. intersects.
74 Fazakerley, Henry
70 Smith, W. brush manufac-
turer
70 Mackintosh, A. bookseller
68 Anderson, Jas. bookbinder
68 Robertson, Alexander
68 Allan, Mrs, dressmaker
66 Reid, Alex, optician
66 Kellock, Miss
64 Hunter, Philip, cooper
64 Nairn, William, greengrocer
62 Inglis, John, tailor
60 Edwards, W. brassfounder
60 Sanderson, James, cowfeeder
58 Asylum for Indust. Blind
58 Wallace, Thomas, manager
56 Smith, Jas. and Co.
56 Henderson & Jackson, wine
merchants
54 Walker, James, grocer
52 AVigham, J. tartan shawl
manufacturer
50 Beattie, John, auctioneer
50 Graham, D. house carpenter
50 Cowieson, D. and P. print-
sellers and stationers
50 Finnic, John, brushmaker
48 Thornton, Geo. and Co.
48 Arbuckle, Joseph, cutler
48 M'Gill, John, shoemaker
46 Bagg, Mrs
46 Liddell, Robert, engi-aver
46 Tod, Jas. tailor and clothier
46 Watts, Henry
46 Hislop, Thomas
44 Hogg, Wm. auctioneer
44 Haig, Robert, carver and
gilder
42 Mackintosh, John, tobac-
conist
40 Bowell, Alexander
38 Asylum for the Female
Blind
38 Bathgate, Miss, matron
36 Ridpath, David, confectioner
Hill Place intersects.
32 Kerr, James, boolcseller
30 Low, John, slater
30 Fraser, James, house agent
30 Payton, Misses
30 Ridpath, D. confectioner
28 Gilbert, William, tobacconist
26 Stewart, Robert, bootmaker
24 Paterson, T. K. jeweller
24 Whittet, John
24 Smith, John (^Smith and
Son)
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22 Anderson, W. and. J. iron-
mongers
20 Lees, Robert, druggist
18 Grinton, Jas. haberdasher
18 Jamieson, Peter
18 Kilgour, Mrs William
Royal College of Surgeons
Wilson, George, M.D. Lec-
turer on Chemistry
16 Djrmock, J. R. grocer
14 Weston, Mrs Richard
12 Hamilton, Andrew, tea mer-
chant
10 Munro, Alexander
10 Gentle, John, teacher
10 Henderson, Ebenezer, book-
seller
10 M'Intosh, Eneas, teacher
10 Klausman, A. and D.
10 Hamilton, Mrs James
10 Urquhart,, James
8 Robison, J. boot and shoe
maker
6 Turnbull, Robt. linen draper
4 Hogg, Jas. bookseller and
stationer
2 Drysdale, David, grocer
Micolson Streets IFest.
1 Bishop, John
5 Millar, Andw. watchmaker
9 Young, Mrs
13 Pitcaithley, Robert, wright
15 Smart, John, flesher
1 9 Darling, William, grocer
19 Dunlop, Mrs Archibald
21 Gray, Robt. china merchant
23 Dickson, R. grocer
25 Guthrie, James C.
25 Macfeat, Mrs
25 Lockie, Charles, merchant
27 Macadam, Anstruther
29 M'Queen, John, haberdasher
31 Lawson, William, silk dyer
33 Smith, Wni. watchmaker
35 M'Intosh, A., Gaelic mis-
sionary
35 Anderson, Misses, dress-
makers
35 Sloan, Miss G.D. dressmaker
35 Robertson, Mrs, ladies' nurse
35 Reid, John
35 M'Donald, Mrs
37 Thom, Jolin
39 Thomson, William, baker
41 Gowanlock, R. hosier and
glover
43 Gowanlock, Walter, flesher
26 Usher, A. and Co. spirit
dealers
20 Gillespie, Andrew, and Co.
merchants
18 Robertson, Mrs
18 Sime, Robert
18 Wilson, John, plumber
16 Ramsay, George, stabler
14 Warraker, William, brass-
founder
10 Brash, Thomas, shoemaker
8 Ross, R. Jamieson, painter,
glazier, and paperhanger
2 Ogilvy, James, artist
2 Collier, William
2 Scott, Misses
2 Inglis, Andrew
IViddry Street.
1 Hume, James, spirit dealer
3 Rutherford, William, & Son,
spirit merchants
19 Brown, John
55 South Bridge Pavmhroking
Company. — See Adv.
57 Borrowman and Mitchell
50 Dr BelVs School
38 Aikman, A. and D.
30 Rutherford, Wm. and Son,
counting-house
26 Stott, D. and J. leather mer-
chants
24 Hodge, Robert, brassfounder
22 Murray, J. printers' joiner
12 Stolt, J. H. leather merchant
8 Hewit, Messrs, and Sons
2 M'Gregor, John, spirit dealer
Middry Street^ South.
3 Taylor, A. general dealer
7 Donaldson, A. and Son
8 Raniage, William, cowfeeder
IVorth Bridgre.
1 London Hat Mart
2 Total Abstinence Society
Committee rooms
2 Crowe, James, tailor
2 Cooper, T. button factor
3 Henderson, P. hatter
4 Hay, Alexander, stationer
ih Piper, John, clothier
4|- Globe Insurance
4h Millar, A. M. and Co. agents
4| Anderson, John
4^ M'Cartney, Hugh, tailor
5 Laule, F. toy warehouse
6 Black, Adam and Charles,
booksellers
7 Ritchie, D. tobacconist
8 Merard, D. hatter
8 Williams, J. jewel-case maker
8 Bain, Daniel, boot and shoe-
maker
9 Grieve, J. outfit warehouse
10 Burge, W. hatter
11 CuthbCrt, Alexander, lace
merchant
12 Kemp, William, confectioner
13 Letton, W. H. tailor
13 M'Diarmid, John, tailor
13 Cormack, Miss Ellen
14 M'Dowall, W. stationer
15 Mylne, Jas. umbrella maker
17 M'Farlan, J. F. and Co.
druggists
18 Chisholm, Mrs
18 Mortimer, William
18 Aitchison, John, tailor
20 Peacock, William, tailor
20 Hall, Richard, tailor
20 M'Ewan, D. clothier
21 Morton and Co. gold lace
manufacturers
22 Blackball and Scott, comb-
makers
24 Roy, James, laceman
25 Thomson, Robert, shipping
agent
25 Shank, T. fishing-tackle
maker
25 Flint, M. furrier
25 Chirnside, Matthew, tailor
25 Smith Brothers, ticket writers
26 Mackintosh, James, tailor
27 Kay, John, basketmaker
27 Marshall and Aitken, woollen
drapers
27 Old Shipping Company^s
office
28 Whitehead, Wm. and Son,
hosiers
29 Miller, John, woollen draper
29 Banks, Alexander, jun. book-
binder
29 Aikman, George, engraver
30 Thomson and Hay, clothiers
31 Ogilvie, J. and A. woollen
drapers
31 Purves, William, tailor
31 Petrie, George, accountant
32 Mossman, A. and Co. jewel-
lers
33 Gordon, John, draper
34 Carmichael, James
34 Taylor, Robert, jeweller
34 Blaik, David, engraver
34 Combe, M. tailor
35 Geikie, James S. perfumer
36 Harrison and Co.
37 Taap, William, linen mer-
chant
37 Nicol, Robert, die-cutter
37 Young, James, tailor
37 Gilbert, Jas. and Son
37 Grabble, Mrs J.
38 Gall and Inglis, publishers
39 Market Stairs
40 Crouch, Wm. watchmaker
41 Wells, L. and Co. tea mer-
chants
42 Grabble, Mrs J. draper
42 Hamilton, W. L. hatter
43 Meek, Andrew, hosier
44 Millar, John, watchmaker
44 Millar, Richard, watchmaker
44 Bell, George, jeweller
45 Shiells, Matt, confectioner
46 Henderson, John, jun. hatter
46 Rainbow Coffee-house — G.
Baker
47 Anderson's Royal Fancy
Bazaar
48 Ross, Mrs Sarah
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48 Young, C. D. and Co. wire-
workers
49 Mackay and Chisliolm, jewel-
lers
50 TurnbuU and Co. clothiers
51 Peaston, Alex, jeweller
51 Oldham, J.
51 Brown, David (2'. ^' Co. j
51 Rochester, J.
52 Duncan, Flockhart, and Co.
druggists
53 Richardson, AVm. cutler
64 Young, Thomas, tailor
54 Duncan, Flockhart, and Co.
54 M'Queen, J. warehouseman
54 Thornton, Robert, engineer
55 Crichton, G. and M. watch-
makers
66 Howden, J. and Son, jewel-
lers
67 Addison, Jas. spirit dealer
57 City Poor Rates office — D.
M'Donald, accountant
57 Kirkwood, Robt. C. engineer
57 M'Hutchin, Wm. agent
57 Game Certificate office
57 Collector of Cess office
67 Property and Income Tax
office
57 Dow's boarding-house
58 Ford, John, glass manufac-
turer
59 Romanes and Patorson
60 Alexander, Fred, agent
60 Dow, James, seal engraver
60 Ritchie, Hugh H. engraver
60 Alder, William, jun.
60 Edmonstone, f. and Son,
engravers
61 Cunningham, T. hatter
62 Marshall, W, and Co. gold-
smiths
63 Brown, Robt. brassfounder
63 Burgess, Jas. jun. commis-
sion agent
63 Sclater, R. and Son, die-
cutters
63 Sclater, A. engraver
63 Miles, Wm. tailor
63 Mitchelliill, P. tailor and
clothier
63 Pentland, David, jeweller
63 Crichton, Walker
64 Mackay, J. T. hatter
65 Wright, William, hatter
67 Kerr, Wm. Bridge Jwtel
Hoi'iheru District
Schoolj
Henderson Row.
IVorthfield Place.
Cavaye, Robert
Tait, "William
IVorthnmberland PI.
2 Strong, John, spirit dealer
2 Taylor, James
4 Duncan, Mrs
4 Scott, Alex, engraver
4 Dirom, William, wright
4 Todd, Robert, painter
4 Lyon, R. teacher of law
5 Wright, George, grocer
6 Mackay, Thomas, bootmaker
7 Wilson, J. spirit merchant
Northamberland St.
1 Gibson and Hector, W.S.
3 Baillie, Wm. R., W.S.
5 Brand, William, W.S.
7 Welsh, David, W.S.
9 Pitcairn, Robert, W.S.
11 Grant, James, D.D.
13 Dickson, Arch. AY. surgeon
15 Jopp, Charles, engineer
17 Finlay, G. L.
19 Terrot, Right Rev. Bishop
21 Murray, J., S.S.C. and N.P.
23 Irving, Miss
25 Farquharson, F. of Finzean
27 L'Amy, Sylvester
29 Mackenzie, Kenneth, acct.
29 Niven, Alexander S. ac-
countant
29 Liverpool Insurance office
31 Macintosh, Lach., S.S.C.
31 Macintosh, Andrew, advocate
35 Niven, John
35 Wilkie, Thos. grocer
Dundas Street intersects.
37 Provest, Mrs, lodgings
39 Simpson, Mrs, lodgings
41 StuiTock, Mrs
41 Black, John, advocate
43 Aue, Dr C. E. teacher
45 Gordon, Richard, accomitant
47 Walker, Mrs AVilliam
47 Walker, William, surgeon
49 Stein and Campbell, W.S,
49 Campbell, J. M., W.S.
51 Faed, John, R.S.A.
53 Gillespie, John, W.S.
55 Stothert, William
57 Hay, Alexander, W.S.
59 Brodie and Kennedy, W.S.
59 Kennedy, William, W.S.
61 Henderson, William, M.D.
63 Brodie, Mrs Colonel
65 Robertson, Miss
Lane., Porter, Thomas
67 Hunter, Robert, advocate
69 Macready, Mrs
69 Mackay, Miss
71 Carstairs, M. plumber, &c.
73 Vallance, Mrs
75 Carmichael, R. flesher
74 Todd, Mrs A. spirit dealer
72 M'Kenzie, Alex, teacher of
music
72 Leef, Mrs Robert _
72 Brown, David, writer
72 Kay, John
72 Swan, William
72 Jeffray, Robert, engraver
70 Hardie, Thomas, lodgings
Lane
68 Campbell, Mrs, of Southall
66 Bell, Mrs Carlyle
64 Clark, A. R. advocate
62 Douglas, Dr A. H.
60 Duff, Alex, advocate
58 Keith, George S., M.D.
56 Webster, George
54 Foreman, James, advocate
52 Gairdener, John, M.D.
52 Gairdener, W. T.,M.D.
50 Adie, John {Adie and Son)
46 Eraser, Patrick, advocate
44 Hector, David, advocate
42 Campbell, N. C. advocate
Lane., Campbell, John, stabler
Healy, Martin
40 Mackenzie, Mrs Forbes
38 Niblett, F. B.
Dundas Street intersects.
34 Simpson, John, baker
34 Paris George, F. stationer
32 Watt, Robert, coach-hirer
32 Wilson, Thos. spirit dealer
30 Keiller, Dr Alexander
28 AVoodman, J. L., AY.S.
26 Horsburgh, Walter, W.S.
24 Nisbet, Mrs
22 Carmichael, Wm. S. surgeon
20 Brodie, Alexander
20 Brodie, George, advocate
18 Seller, Dr William, F.R.C.P.
16 Moncrieff, Alex, advocate
14 Gordon, Mrs Dr
12 Spence, James, surgeon
10 Dickson, Mrs, boarding-
school
8 Field, Kev. Edward B.
6 Handyside, Hugh, W.S.
4 Torrance, John, baker
2 M'Intyre, John, combmaker
Morton Place.
1 Black, William, spirit mer-
chant
5 Chalmers, Mrs William
7 Younger, Robert
11 Maitland, Miss
11 Strachan, Jas.
11 Ross, D. cabinetmaker
11 Johnston, Alex, builder
15 Easton, Mrs Isabella
17 Kerr, John
17 Allan, Miss
17 Morrison, James
19 Elgin, William
23 Mitchell, John
23 Pearson, Mrs William
2 Glass, Mrs AValter Stirling
2 Wilson, Benj. D. (Excise)
4 Easton, Mrs, laundress
6 Craig, David, baker
8 M'Pherson, P. impl. maker
Norton Place, West.
1 Stewart, Walter, grocer
Mure, David, spirit dealer
Not
STREET DIRECTORY.
Pic
24.9
31 Cricbton, A. stamper
{G.P.-O.)
35 ^\niQ,V(. Officer of Inl. Rev.
Anderson, l)uncan, gai'dener
Jack, John, grocer
i¥otting;hain Place.
Horse Repository —
Wordsworth, Samuel
4 Gibb, Alexander, builder
4 Reid, W. and Son, printers
n Watson and Henry, smiths
Oakfield House.
Scott, James
Old Assembly Close.
M'Kay, Hugh, coffee-house
Smitli, Daniel, tailor
Smith, Mrs D.
Henderson, William, mercht.
King, Mrs, band-box manu-
facturer
George Heriofs School —
Wilson, David, teacher
1 70 Fraser, Charles
Old Biidgre End.
1 Buchanan, James, leather
dealer
2 Ainslie, James, coal merchant
«Nd Charch fStreet.
Innes, Robert, shipbuilder
Philip, Robert, merchant
Duncan, Coiiu & Sou, coal
merchants
Old Cishmarket close.
4 Nujlit Asylum
10 Neill and Co. printers
38 M'Carron, Charles, shoemkr.
4»Id Ciibbet Toll.
Hume, Alexander, innkeeper
l>ld Stamp-Office €1.
Gardner, William, tailor
Old §ng:ar-honse €1.
LeWi Candle Company
Orchardfield.
Wemyss, William (^Shotts
Foundry)
Garse, David, coachbuilder
Aitkenson, J. T.{G.P.O.)
Douglass, Sliolto, shoemaker
Bruce, John, warehouseman
Tait, James, grocer
Strathie, Andrew, spirit dlr.
B
Orchardfield Place.
2 Smellie, John, grocer
3 Ormiston, Joiin, baker
4 Denliam, A. coal merchant
4 Peddie, Miss
«»rchardfield Street.
Richardson, James, smith
Orford Terrace.
1 JI'Kenzie, Rev. John
1 Iloifard, William
1 Douglas, Miss
Orphan Hospital.
M'Hutclieon, Jas. governor
Laing, Miss Isabella, matron
Palace Yard.
Wood, William Edwards
Smith, Mrs Alexander
Palmer's Bailding;s.
1 7 AYarraker, William
Park Place.
1 Edinburgh Ladies^ Institu-
tion—J. Dalgleish
2 Tait and Cri(;hton, W.S.
2 Tait, J. C, W.S.
2 Tait, Jolin, advocate
3 Forbes, James D.
4 Macfarlane, J. F.
6 Turpy, George, stabler
(J Johnstone, A. cabinetmaker
G Brown, John F., Park Place
house
6 Brown, Robert
Park Street.
1 Lewis, Mrs
1 Ferguson, Misses
1 Wilson, Misses
2 Welsh, Mrs
3 Meikle,George,wine merchant
4 Simpson, Mrs James
4 Leechnian, J. merchant
4 Steele, Peter
4 Home, J. W. surveyor
4 Burgess, James, merchant
4 Rutherford, Sirs
G Sangster, Mrs, lodgings
G Williamson, Miss, staymaker
G Williamson, Miss, milliner
6 Johnston, Alexander
6 JIacauley, B. J. clerk
6 Welsh, Mrs, ladies' nurse
7 Hogg, Mrs Isabella
7 Johnston, John, engraver
Parkside Street.
2 Ross, William
2 Williamson, W. K.
15 Gentle, John {G.P.-O.)
17 Wotherspoon, Jn. coal agent
21 Alston, Hugh
21 Rowley, Edward
25 Bowie, Andrew F.
25 Ronald, Thomas
25 Murray, James
27 Duncan, Mrs
33 Colston, Alexander, printer
33 Orr, John, CM.
33 Clunes, J. {Mercury Office)
33 Baton, John
Parliament Square.
St Giles' Church, High st.
County Police Office
Co until Hall
Sheriff-Cleric's Office
Justice of Peace (Jffice
Superintendentof Roads Off.
Procurator FiscaVs Office
Brown, .John, W.S.
Signet Library
Crown Agents Office
Advocates' Library
Solicitor Supreme Courts''
Library
Taylor, Laur. {Union Bank)
Young, David (Union Bank)
Union Bank of Scotland
Exchequer Chambers
Commissary Clerk's Office
Alexander, William, AV.S.
Physic dardens.
St Andrew's Hall., Episcopal
Church Training Institu-
tion — Rev. John Hunter,
Principal
Macdonald, A.
1 Thomson, T. corn merchant
1 Wightman, J. flesher
2 Lumsdaine, Jas. spirit dealer
3 Rennie, A. spirit merchant
4 Watson, Francis, brassfounder
5 Mitchell, Robert and Co.
6 Haldane and Rae, brass-
founders
8 Lindsay, Jas. fruit merchant
8 Lindsay, Robert
Picardy Place.
1 Martin, G. plumber
3 Milne, William, painter
5 Simpson, James, accountant
5 Stuart, Captain Jolm
5 Browne, Miss S. W. music-
teacher
5 Browne, Robert, accountant
5 Dick, Miss M.
5 Reid, Mrs
7 Veitch, Mrs
9 Balfour, J. & J. M., AV.S.
11 OflScer, John, Mrs
11 M'Ewen, James, W.S.
11 Gray, William
11 Milne, J. trunk maker
15 Gadois, F. painter
250
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Pie
21 Lind, Robert
22 Leckie, William, bauker
22 Leckie, Mrs
20 Cadell, John, advocate
18 Falkirk Iron Co. — Hugh
Anderson, Agent
18 Muir, William, S.S.C.
16 Ranken, Francis
16 Ross, Daniel, upholsterer
IGPullar, J.Y.,S.S.C.
14 Thatcher, L. Hay, M.D.
8 Campbell, T. B. & Co. metal
merchants
8 Bell, John
8 Mill, Mrs John
6 Gunn, J. C. civil engineer
4 Walker, John W.
4 Miller, Mrs
2 Hill, H. David, W.S.
Piershill Barracks.
Steedman, James, canteen
Pillans' Place.
11 AUan, Thomas, contractor
Pilrig; Jllodel Baildiug;s
2 Black, Hugh
35 Henderson, Mrs
40 Lawson, Andrew (G. P.-O.)
Pilrig- Place.
1 M'V'icar, Jliss
1 Gray, James, jun.
1 Hay, Peter, grocer
2 Gray, Alexander
Pilrig^ Street.
1 Barlow, John
3 Stark, George G. merchant
5 Ford, W. J.
7 M'Laren, William
9 Wallace, Alexander
9 Wallace, William, merchant
11 Moodie, William, merchant
13 Scougall, J. {S. Ellis and Co.)
15 Campbell, T. B. iron mercht.
17 Somervail, D. J. com mercht.
17 Smith, Mrs
19 Scougall, George, merchant
21 Anderson, W. town-elk. Leith
23 Wright, Charles W.
25 Blaikie, Rev. W. G.
27 Grabble, John, wine mercht.
Balfour, J., W.S. Pilrig ho.
24 Shiels, John S.
22 Taylor, James, merchant
20 Gumming, James, LL.D.
Robertson, William, gardens
18 Steel, W. merchant
16 Elder, John (T. E. and Co.)
14 M'Kinlay, Charles
12 Scott, Miss
10 Johnston, Major George
8 Johnston, Mrs Dr
6 Greig, Robert (6^. F.-O.)
6 Thomson, Miss
4 Filrig Church
2 PattLson, Mi-s
Pirniefield.
Pattison, Mrs William
Wright, Mrs James
Firniejield House
Deans, William
Pitt Street.
1 Banks, William, grocer
1 Winter, Thomas, butcher
3 Aitken, W. chem. and drug.
3 Deas, Mrs Colonel
3 Shaw, Duncan
5 Jameson, Mrs
5 Innes, Robert
5 Wright, Mrs
5 Gowan, Mrs
5 Gowan, George (G. P.-O.)
7 Morton, J. L. engineer
UDalrymple, Wm., S.S.C.
11 Dalrymple, Wm., W.S.
13 Myrtle, W. accountant
13 Wemyss, Mrs David
13 Black, ]Miss Alison
17 Darling, Miss
19 Murray, Mrs H.
19 Brown, Alexander
19 Usher, John, W.S.
19 Young, Mrs
19 Balmain, Michael
23 Paton, Thomas
23 Lear, William
25 Scott, James
25 Young, A. merchant
25 M'WiUiam, Mrs •
25 Menzies, Mrs
25 Cuthbertson, Mrs
27 Stewart, Mrs
27 Stewart, Alex. Jas., W.S.
29 Archibald, J. baker
33 Welsh, Adam, grocer
33 Robertson, W. coach hirer
32 Rollison, Mrs W. spuit dealer
30 Cullen, Mrs J.
30 Archibald, Misses
30 Kirkwood, Mrs
28 Johnston, J. S., S.S.C.
28 Stewart, Alex, bootmaker
26 Gibbon, Mrs Alexander
26 M'Nicol, Mrs
26 Nevay, Alexander
26 Laing, Rev. John
24 Spence, James, W.S.
24 Forbes, James
22 Cullens, Alexander
22 Hogg, J. stationer
20 Kii-kwood, Alex, die-cutter
20 BeU, Mrs C. R.
20 Dimbar, J. Ironmonger
20 GaUoway, Robert T.
20 Hume, George
20 Forfar, Robert, architect
16 Royal Engineers Office
18 Dycer, Charles
14 Mason, James, S.S.C.
14 Reynolds, Andrew, printer
14 Ross, Mrs William
14 Brown, Thomas
14 Christie, Mrs
14 Graham, Robert M.
12 Wright, Robert, architect
10 Brown, Alexander, grocer
8 Mitchell, Joseph, W.S.
6 Watson, Miss
6 Swinton, Thomas
6 Hardie, R. printer
6 Brydon, Miss
6 Steele, Mrs Dr
6 Gardiner, J. advocate
6 Dunlop, Mrs, lodgings
6 Greig, Benjamin
4 Milligan, James, S.S.C.
4 Royal Fire and Life Insur-
ance Co.
4 Fenwick, Andrew, dairy
2 Russell, Alexander, baker
Pitt Street, IVorth.
Ewart, J. joiner
34 Wilson, John, bootmaker
36 Stalker, James, grocer
Pitt Street, Bonning:-
ton.
1 Gibson, Wm. Y. agent
2 Hay, Mrs John
2 Steven, W. merchant
3 Little, Mrs Wm. M.
4 Crawford, John
4 Couper, W. H. writer
4 Stewart, Alex. {Customs)
4 Mack, James S. vsriter
5 Kinghom, William, builder
Hughes, Edwin, saw-maker
Street, Alfred (^Inland Rev.)
Playhouse Close.
Disher, John, brewer
Disher, Robert
Edin. and Leith Brewery
Pleasance.
27 Frier, James, grocer
31 Gray & Sons, vet. surgeons
31 Grey, Alexander, jim.
Drummond Street intersects.
57 lil'Innes, Samuel, gi'ocer
Adam Street intersects.
59 Banks, Robert, grocer
60 Leslie, Alexander, tinsmith
61 Hay, John
67 M'Laren, Angus
69 Howie, John, surgeon
71 Broomfield, John, baker
89 M'George, Slr-s
101 Smith, John, currier
115 Grieve, SIi-s, grocer
121 Hutchison, P. grocer
East Richmond Street intersects.
125 Grandison, Jas. shoemaker
Pon
STEEET DIRECTORY.
Pre
251
165 Wilson, William, spirit mer-
chant
167 Robertson, Alexander, spirit
dealer
175 Robb, Henry, baker
177 Grieve, John
207 Nicholson, Joseph
209 Farmer, David, baker
202 Carter, Mrs John, spirit dlr.
200 Tait, Andrew, victual dlr.
178 Stoddart, Thomas, baker
172 Smart, William
166 Weir, James Th. baker
162 West, Jolm
160 Millar, James, grocer
Carnegie Street intersects.
136 Paterson, A. fiuniitm'e dlr.
138 Saddler, Andrew
Brown Street intersects.
130 Dunn, Miss M. baker
Salisbury Street intersects.
124 Clark, David
102 Ritchie, Patrick
102 Robertson, WilUam
|00 Douglas, Peter
96 Airmet, J. earthenware dlr.
1 94 Mitchell, James, engraver
I 86 Logan, John, prmter
; 82 Falconer, H. D.
Arthur Street intersects.
Arthur Street Chapel.
I 80 Adam, James, victual dealer
i Friends^ Meeting-house.
80 Fulton, John, brewer
' 46 Ritchie, George, brewer
, 46 Henderson, Walter
! 42 Dalgleish, J. wright
I 40 Stoddart, J. coachmaker
28 Burt, Robert, & Co.
26 Arkley, Miss, dressmaker
24 Clerk, Robert, writer
20 Dunn, David, contractor
j Ponton Street.
6 Dickson, Isabella, grocer
|l2 Munro, Hugh
Poplar liane.
4 Hutton, J.
Brown, Thomas, wright
Duncan, George, canvas ma-
nufacturer
15 Kerr, James, gi-ocer
Port Hamilton.
2 Shaw and Son, coal merchts.
3 Yallance, J. junior
i 4 Fox, Michael, and Co.
5 Glen, T. and Son
7 Glen, R. and J. coal merchts.
8 Mackay, James
9 Aitken, Alexander
10 Kirkland, John, manager
II Johnston and Thorn
12 AUan, Mrs
14 Kemp, J. and R.
15 Vallance, J. and Co.
20 Fairley, Mungo
21 Bryce's stone yard
22 Sinclair, Miss
Duke of Hamilton'' s Coal Of.
Port Mopetoun.
1 Union Canal Co. Office
1 Porteous, Alex, coal mercht.
1 Crawford, M.
2 Wilson, John, coal master
3 Lind, David, builder
4 Leggat, James
5 Scott, William and Co.
Qh Eraser, Alexander and Co.
7 Simpson, R. and H.
8 Lyall, John
10 Bishop, James
11 Chambers, John
13 Noble, Mrs John
12 & 14 Crawford, James
14 Crawford, John
16 Kinnibm-gh, D.
Portland Place.
1 Wilson, David, slater
1 Wilson, Robert, plumber
2 Mitchell, Mrs
3 Anderson, James
3 Stein, Misses, dressmakers
4 M'Quillen, Wm. silk- dyer
|5 Fell, Mrs
5 Kidd, Miss
6 Gardner, Alexander, tailor
6 Gardner, Alexander, grocer
9 Moffat, Mrs Thomas
11 Robertson, Jos. merchant
15 Fleming, Archibald
17 Leggat, James, coal agent
17 Leggat, Miss
Portland Place,
Leith.
1 Carse, Mrs John, spirit dealer
2 Ross, George, wiight
9 Rowel, William
11 Fraser, Mrs William
11 Anderson, P. {Shore Dues)
Portland Terrace.
2 Morrison, Mrs Cath. lodgings
2 Robertson, Miss
2 Wilkie, T.
4 Tregerthin, Geo. shipmaster
4 Watt, Mrs
4 Douglas, John, shipmaster
Potterroiv.
11 Haxtonh Court
23 Grahani's Court
23 Craig, Cliristie, & Co.
25 TurnbuWs Entry
29 Chalmers & Chisholm, agents
43 Jeffrey, Wm. accountant
47 Doughty, Alexander, slater
55 Mitchell, David, grocer
59 Proudfoot, Wm. letter-carrier
71 DouU, David and Co.
82 M'Dougall, A. spirit mer-
chant
80 Black, Ja. smith and machine
maker
80 M'Kechney, Andrew, brick-
layer
70 Laing, George, wright
68 Dickson, Wm. cowfeeder
56 White, George (6'. P.-O.)
54 Dowie, James, grocer
50 Haig, Andrew
48 Campbell, Thos. letter-carrier
42 Donaldson, John G.
Alison Square intersects.
38 Kerr, Robert, spirit dealer
24 Young, Thos. spirit dealer
18 Brown, John, wright
14 Aitken, James, farrier
Powbnrn.
Pearson, Thomas, contractor
Reid, Jn. skinner and leather
dresser
Potrderhall.
Macdonald, Col., Powderhall
Gregor, Jn., Powderhall east
Sinclair, Daniel
Preston Street, East.
1 Nicholson & Johnston, mer-
chants
2 Oldham, J.
2 Sim, William
3 Taylor, Mrs
3 Crager, Philip
5 Watson, Mrs Thomas
7 Shearer, John {G. P.-O.)
Whytock's Factory
Preston Street, liTest.
1 Drysdale, Mrs A. spirit dealer
2 Owen, C. painter & glazier
2 Snadden, Mrs M.
3 Johnston, John K. teacher
3 Lindsay, William
3 Gunn, Daniel, builder
3 Govan, Alexander
4 Brown, John Crombie
5 Biadworth, J.
6 Finch, Mrs Jane
6 Ker, Mrs Thomas
6 Anderson, R. {National B.)
6 M'Lauchlan, Mrs Jane
7 Wilson, James, cattle agent
9 Cook, Miss
10 Lawson, John
10 Dewar, Miss J. teacher
10 Morham, James
10 Watson, Mrs John
10 Kirkland, Mrs, lodgings
13 Pattison, Miss, boarding-sch.
14 Carrick, Wm. (Inland Rev.)
14 Walker, John W.
14 Graham, GUbert, teacher
252 Pri
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Pri
15 Clapperton, James
16 Pack, Misses
17 Sommerville, William
17 Thomson, Mrs Wm.
17 Froom, Jonathan
17 Calder, Adam
18 Paterson, George, builder
20 ]\Iiddlemass, Robert, baker
21 Ramsay, Wm. coach-hirer
23 Dobson, D. wright & under-
taker
24 Dobson, D. auctioneer and
appraiser
27 Cochrane, John
Farquharson, Charles H.
Primrose t^oti^^e.
Pearson, Thomas, officer
Primrose Street.
Spence, Andrew
White, William, cowfeeder
Taylor, William
Simpson, Archibald Inglis
Princes Street.
1 Steam Packet ^ Coach Office
1 Kerr, W. wine and spirit mer-
chant
2 M'Gregor, Wm. coffee-house
2 Dalrymple, John, grocer
3 Murray, And. Turf hotel
4 Croall's coach office
4 Robertson, Alexander
8 Graham's hotel
9 Potts, Carnie, and Ray
9 Edinhurgh^ Perth, and Dun-
dee Railway Co.
10 Paton, Hugh, carver and gild.
11 Stewart, A. &D. Crown hotel
14 Renton, Vf. & Co. silk mers.
15 Johnstone & Hunter, book-
sellers
15 Cowan & Strachan, silk mer-
cers
17 Cowan & Co. paper makers
17 Simpson, Henry, clerk
18 Tait, J. Neiv Royal hotel
19 Grieve and Oliver, hatters
21 Wilson's North British hot.
23 Cotton, G. &Son, tobacconists
24 Bi-yson, James, optician
24 Henderson, E. M. bookseller
25 Harvey, John, bazaar
South St Andreiv St. intersects.
27 Black, David, tobacconist
27 Maclean and Son
28 Millidge and Son, jewellers
28 Little, Jas. jun. tobacconist
29 Tait, Wm. and Co. silk mer-
cers
29 Brydone, Jas. fancy stationer
31 Jardine, Stoddart, and Eraser
31 Norwich Union Company
31 Cunningham, Mrs Patrick
31 Cunningham, AVm.
32 Miller and Griuton
32 M'Donald, Miss J.
33 Sturrock and Sons, perfumers
34 Wilson, A. and G. fisiiing
tackle makers
34 Brown, J. & Co. bootmakers
35 Cotton, John, tobacconist
36 Star hotel— A. Beattie
37 Pike, Wm. silk mercer
39 Robertson, A. and Co.
40 Allan, A. and Co. bankers
40 Sun Fire Office
40 Friendhj Insurance
40 Dick, William
40 Dick, James
41 Boyd, Bayne, & Co. fruiterers
42 Taylor, R. millliner
43 Orange, Andrew
43 Cranstoun's Temper, hotel
24 Solomon, Henry, shoe shop
45 Donaldson, Alex, bootmaker
45 Howie, J. portrait-painter
46 Lander, k. furnishing ware-
house
South St DavidStreet intersects.
47 & 48 Kennington and Jenner
49 Summers, T. shawl manufac-
turer
50 Adie and Son, opticians
51 White, James, stockbroker
51 Kennedy, Fred, seed mer-
chant
51 Mill, El)enezer, S.S.C.
52 Rutheifurd, AVilliam
52 Watson, W. F. bookseller
53 Royal hotel— R. M. Gibb
54 Macka}% Cunningham & Co.
54 Grant, Robert and Son
55 Addison, And. lodgings
55 Carnegie, James, lodgings
57 Rednal's stay warehouse
57 Truefitt, W. hairdresser
58 Purvis, William and Co.
59 Lang, S. fishing tackle maker
59 Duncan, T. and Co. bootm.
60 Popowitz. George
60 Soutter, Jas. toy warehouse
60 Phillips, A. watchmaker
60 Keith, James, printseller
60 Corner. J. clothier
61 Croall, P. coach builder
61 Menzies, John, bookseller
62 Whitehead, Wm. bootmaker
63 Mather, G. M. minia. painter
63 Dickson, John and Son
63 Mylne, James, trunk maker
64 North British Insur. Office
64 Borthwick, J. accountant
65 National Loan Fund
65 Equitable Fire Insurance
65 Jamieson, Alex, accountant
65 M' Andrew, J. M. accountant
65 Lyle, Thos. stockbroker
65 Scottish Provincial Assur.
Co.
65 Ogilvie, John
65 Bryson, Robert
66 Bryson, R. and Sons
67 Hill, Alex, publisher
68 Telegraph Office
69 Roughead, AVilliam, hosier
70 Miller, James, ironmonger
71 Queen^s Temperance hotel
71 Howie, Jas. jun. artist
71 Fraser, John, agent
72 Sanderson, Miss
72 Penny, David, chemist
72 Macqueen, J. M., S.S.C.
72 Telford, Rich, patent Office
73 Baildon, H. C. Medical hall
74 Doull, Sinclair, and AVhite
75 Sotires, Georgiades, artist
75 Begbie and Lee, engravers
75 Johnston, George, jun.
76 Stewart's toy warehouse
76 Wallace, Miss, trim, wareho.
77 Cairns, Mrs, lace printer
77 Wemj-ss, And. trunk maker
77 Johnston and Macgregor
South Hanover Street intersects.
78 Gellatly, Robt. watchmaker
78 Smith, John, umbrella maker
78 Thornton, Geo. and Co.
78 Stillie, James, bookseller
78 Baillie, J. boot and shoe mak.
79 Hogg, Mrs F. fishing tackle
maker
79 Watson, Stewart, port, paint.
79 Lawrance, Janet, baby linen
warehouse
79 Purdie, Christine, toy shop
79 Young, A. Queen's cutler
80 Boog, Rogers, & Co. saddlers
80 Irving Brothers, trunk manu-
facturers
80 Phin, Mrs AV. fishing tackle
maker
80 Vernon, AV. F. surgeon-dent.
80 Craig, Misses, stockmakers
81 Bruce, 0. Tyndal
82 Finlay, John, bootmaker
82 Moodie and Lothian, book-
sellers
82 Miller, AVm. sharebroker
82 Aikman, Andrew
82 Millidge, Miss
83 Purdie, John, music-seller
■83 M'Diarmid, Arch, tailor
83 Muir, Henry and Son, ladies'
shoemakers
84 New did)
87 Bayne, Charles, fruiterer
87 Edmonstone and Douglas
87 Stevenson, T. G. bookseller .
87 Archbold, AV. P. hotel
88 Pendrigh, AV. linen ware-
house
88 Chedburn, George, boot-
maker
88 AVood, James, bookseller (
90 AVood's lodgings ;
90 Ross and Thomson ;
91 Mackay, John, hotel ,
91 Jervis, Mrs, cloakmaker
92 Dick, A. carver and gilder
92 Jack, Thos. C. bookseller
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253
92 Potts, G. H. & Co. painters
02 Hayne, Miss, staymaker
93 Geutleiiian, Mrs, lodgings
95 Macleod, Rod. gutta percha
wareiiouse
95 Stewart, Alex, painter
95 Sim, F. R. cut glass manu-
facturer
95 Brunton, John, tailor
95 Johns, Thos. & Co. clothiers
96 Cockburn, C. hosier
96 Lazzaroni, figure-maker
97 Irving, James, trunk manu-
facturer
97 Walker, Alex, trunk manu-
facturer
98 Bell, Alex, ironmonger
98 Macphail, Wm. bookseller
Frederick Street intersects.
99 Drew, Miss, toy dealer
99 Peace, Philip
99 Fairgrieve, Miss, milliner
99 Pratt, John, gunmaker
99 Gibson, R. and F.
99 Melrose, Miss A. lodgings
100 Greliche, A. hotel
101 Sanderson & Lawrie, grocers
101 M'Marster, Mrs
103 Schoelcher, Madame E.
105 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
106 M'Nee, James, & Co.
107 Ritchie, James
107 Ritchie, Wm. Wyse
107 Ritchie, J. and J. clothiers
108 Mackie, John W. confec.
109 Taylor, John and Sons
110 Drummond, Henry H.
111 Walker, James, advocate
1 12 Russell, Sir James
113 Purves, JVL-s, lodgings
113 Nachot, Dr H. W.
114 Gregory, Wm. professor
115 Halliday, Mrs lodgings
116 Maxton, Miss
116 Ironside, Mrs, lodgings
117 Campbell, Miss Cecilia
Castle Street intersects.
118 Drummond, Jas. lodgings
118 Easton, Misses, dressmakers
118 Burnet, Elizabeth
118 Watson, Miss
118 Crawford, John, coal mer-
chant
118 Hossack, Misses, dressmaks.
119 Hope, Oliphant, & Mackay
119 Mann, AVilliam, writer
120 English and Scottish Law
Life Assurance — William
Smith, manager. — See
Adv.
121 Forrester, Wm.
121 M'Ewan, John, grocer
121 Campbell, Miss Amelia
121 Rhind, Wm. surgeon
121 Ewan, Mrs W.
121 Seton, Robert, bookseller
121 Craven, William, lace mer-
chant
122 M'Ewan, John, wine mer-
chant
123 Edin. Water Company —
Alex. Ramsay, mangager
123 Cameron, Wm. Hodges, sec.
Edin. Water Co.
123 Cameron, Francis, agent
123 West of England Fire and
Life Insurance
123 Lowe, John D. and Co.
booksellers
124 Foulis, Robert, M.D.
124 Foulis, Lady
125 Scrymgeour, Miss, lodgings
126 Mackenzie, AV. B. hosier
127 Scott, R. E. accountant
127 British Guarantee Assoc.
— See Adv.
128 Ogilvie, Jas. (/. ^ A. 0.)
129 Millar, Miss Elizabeth
131 The Queen''s hotel — James
Mcuzies
132 Morris, David, tailor
132 Ferenbach, P. clockmaker
133 Tod, Alexander, baker
133 Blake, John, pianoforte agt.
133 Blake, Misses R. & A. tea-
chers of music
134 More, Graham, haircutter
Charlotte Street intersects.
135 Bruce, John, wine mercht.
135 Thomson, Thomas, draper
136 Kilgour, Mrs, lodgings
137 Rutherford, Robert
137 Spindler, Misses, teacher
139 Maclaren, John, bookseller
139 Duncan, Flockhart, & Co.
140 Ghimer, Louis, artist
140 Hamilton, Mrs
140 AVeir, Thomas, baker
141 Sibbald, J. R., M.D.
142 Sinclair, baker and confec-
tioner
143 Sclanders, A.
143 M'Callum&Dundas, C.E.
144 Brown, John, tobacconist
144 Kay, Alexander, plumber
144 Gillespie, Mrs, milliner
145 Stark, Robert JI. seedsman
145 Kell, Mrs
146 Kidd, Charles, tailor
146 Lougton, Alex, lodgings
146 Kinloch, Mrs, lodgings
146 Budge, Mrs
147 Kay, George, fruiterer
148 M'Donald, Grant and Son,
shoemakers
149 Gibson, James, tobacconist
Prospect Bank.
Hay, Thomas, merchant
Quality Court.
Sibbald, James, corn factor
Quality K<ane.
2 Russell, William, merchant
3 Turnbull, J. T. agent
Steadman, H. merchant
8 Mitchell, Rt. and Co. agents
Quality Street.
5 Rough, Mrs Thomas, dairy
6 Sheriff, Mrs Lewins
7 Swinton, Robert, mason
8 White, Rev. John A.
9 Hewit, Alexander, merchant
10 Laurie and Son, merchants
10 Somerville, D. J. merchant
12 'Tobacco warehouse
14 Boag, J. and P. Wool mer-
chants
15 Scougall, G. and sons, mer-
chants
17 Ileriot, Wm. printer
17 Dowie, Peter, agent
19 Ross, George, merchant
21 Marshall, Martin, merchant
21 M'Nair, Wm. merchant
24 Mackay, Jas. {Nat. Bank)
25 Drover, David (Nat. Bank)
26 Bertram, J. A. and Co. wine
merchants
27 Aitken, Gray, and Co. mer-
chants
27 Saunders, John and Son
27 Horsburgh, James, agent
27 Kedslie, A. F. merchant
29 Virtue, Wm. and Co. wine
merchants
30 Wood, T. spirit merchant
31 Hay, Thomas, merchant
33 Lindsay, James and Son
38 Heddle, Mrs
40 Anderson, Charles, M.D.
42 Muir, Wm. merchant
44 Crooks, George, agent
45 Wallace, William, merchant
45 Wallace, Young, and Co.
merchants
46 Somerville, John, and Co.
merchants
47 Dickson, John
Quarry Close.
Burton, E. M. cabinetmaker
Queenistoerry House.
Graham, John, governor
Pratt, Miss, matron
Marshall, J. house steward
Lamb, Edward, clerk
Queen's Place.
1 Bell, Geo. wine merchant
2 Davidson, D. corn mercht.
2 Thomson, Mrs James
2 Grinlay, Miss
3 Buchan, M. (M. Buchan
and Co.)
4 Gibson, Mrs M.
5 Morrison, C. agent
6 StuiTOck, J. brassfounder
6 Sturrock, J. jun., brassfdr.
7 Michie, Miss, turuishing shop
9 Doig, Alex, spirit merchant
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Que
Queen's Place,
Greenside Row.
4 Dickson, H. coppersmith
7 Mather, T. jun. veterinary
surgeon
12 Dickson, Robt. letter-carrier
(|ueen Street.
1 Wortham, Henry
1 Smart, John, bootmaker
1 Thomson, William
2 Brown, Mrs
2 Walker, John, W.S.
2 Henderson W. S., W.S.
2 Anderson, Mrs, lodgings
2 Nichol, Walter, LL.D.
2Thwaites, A. T., S.S.C.
2 Provincial Fire Insurance
Company
2 Wilson, Patrick, architect
3 Park, Archd., merchant
4 Philosophical Institution
4 Bowie, Henry, secretary
4 Tod, Andrew, librarian
5 Somerville, Rev. Andrew
5 Crawford, Rev. David
5 Mather, Rev. James
5 Swanston, George
6 Paisley, John F., M.D.
7 Clark, Rev. Thomas, D.D,
8 Edinburgh Institution
8 Reid, Alexander, LL.D.
10 Royal College of Physicians
10 Marshall, Thomas
11 Morton, Whitehead, and
Greig, W.S.
12 Watson, J. writing-master
12 Tod, Hugh, W.S.
12 MacArthur, Mrs
12 Ferrier, James
13 Burke & Son, upholsterers
14 United Service Club
14 Proven, D. clubmaster
14 Kincaid, Sir John
15 Andrew, James, M. D.
16 Inglis and Leslie, W.S.
16 Carter, F. H. accountant
16 United Service General Life
Assurance and Guarantee
Association
16 County Fire Office
Hanover Street intersects.
17 Wighton and Son, jewellers
18 Jardine, James, engineer
18 Jardine, W. A. surveyor
19 Horn, Andrew, accountant
19 Gloag, W. E. advocate
19 Scptt, Miss, milliner
19 Rankin, Miss
20 Thom, James, dentist
21 Walker, James, W.S.
22 Office for Schemes of the
Established Church of
Scotland
23 Mackenzie, Innes, and Logan
24 Shand and Farquhar,W.S.
24 Palladium Life Insurance
24 Webster, William, writer
24 Stewart, John, M.D.
25 Murray, Mrs
26 Cleghorn, Thomas, advocate
27 Stirling, Misses Graham
28 Walker, Mrs
29 Bartholomew and Law
30 Renwick, Mrs
31 Murray,'JamesT., W.S.
32 Stott, Gibson
33 Chisholm, J. K. dentist
34 Johnston, Dr James
35 Smith and Kinnear, W.S.
36 Gentle, James, W.S.
36 Mowbray, Mrs James
37 Wood, Mrs P.
38 Cunning, W. ironmonger
Frederick Street intersects.
39 Affleck, George, hosier
39 Brander, James, bootmaker
40 Thompson, Miss
41 Minto, Dr
42 Cumming, William, M.D.
43 Stuart, Rev. A. Moody
44 Cumming, Hon. Mrs Leslie
45 Barron, John, accountant
46 Carus, Miss Jane
46 Duncan, James, W.S.
47 Neaves, Charles, D.C.J.
48 Imlach, F. B. dentist
48 Imlach, Mrs
49 Tawse, John, advocate
49 Tawse, J. W., W.S.
49 Society for Propagating
Cliristian Knowledge
50 Cunningham, James, W.S.
51 Miller, James, professor
52 Simpson, Dr J. Y.
53 Adam, Mrs
54 Ainslie, David
55 Wielobycki, Dr
56 Hargitt, Charles, jun,
56 Forrester, Misses
57 Dunsmure, J., M.D.
58 Beattie, Mrs C.
59 Dickson, A. J., S.S.C.
Castle Street intersects.
60 Brown, George, bootmaker
60 Hope, Andrew, flesher
60 ToUeth, John, fishmonger
60 Carmichael, Mrs R. poulterer
61 Brouneau, Madame, teacher
61 Brouneau, Mons. F. teacher
61 Maclean, D. & Son, fruiterers
62 Carmichael, Mrs R.
62 M'Lean, Mrs D.
63 M'Kenzie andMiddlemas
64 Wemyss, Right Hon. Earl of
65 Hogue, Robert, surg. -dentist
66 Handyside, Dr P. D.
67 Dunlop, Mun-ay A. advocate,
M.P.
68 Ranken, Thomas, S.S.C.
69 Dalraahoy, Patrick, W.S.
70 British hotel— J. H. Barry
72 Hopetoun Rooms
73MulIer, C. W. teacher of
music
74 AVilkie, James, accountant
74 Guardian Life Assurance
75 Cunningham, Mrs
76 Wyber, Miss, staymaker
76 Steedman, John
77 Aitchison & Sons, confec-
tioners
78 Tully, David
78 Scott, Mrs A. fruiterer
78 Graham, Wm. Dr, academy
78 Ross, R. T. artist
78 Lindsay, J. dairy
78 Thom, Alex, druggist
79 Wilson, John, bootmaker
79 Currer, Adam, grocer
79 Jamieson, Robert, fruiterer
79 Jamieson, John, fishmonger
Martin, Alexander, butcher
Muirhead, Charles, poulterer
Queen Street^
69 Shore, Leith.
7 Williamson, Pat. metal dealer
9 Main, George, hairdresser
13 Operative Company Tailors
18 Kay, James, basket maker
21 Wishart, James & Sons, mer-
chants
25 Stephens, John
26 Dickson, Mrs D. spirit dealer
29 White, Robert, joiner
31 Bennet, Mrs
31 Thomson, Alexander
33 Todd, James, flesher
Queensferry Street.
1 M'Millan, George, butcher
1 Stewart, Peter, coach-hirer
1 Hair, Mrs, lodgings
1 Stevenson, A. house agent
1 M'Lennan, Mrs, sick- nurse
2 Tait, John R. baker
3 Johnstone, Alex, flesher
4 Carrick, James
4 Campbell, Thomas, flesher
5 M'Lean, Charles, grocer
6 Mason, Mrs, spirit dealer
6 Hobday, Mrs F.
7 Carfrae, Wilham, saddler
8 Tait, Jessie
8 Aikman, John and Son
9 Finlaysou, Mrs WiUiam
9 Tait, John, R. baker
Lane, Stewart and Bell, slatera
and chimney-sweepers
10 Anderson and Patterson, up-
holsterers
10 Thomson^s (Rev. Dr Andiv.)
School
11 Rodger, James, smith
12 Aikman, A. corn dealer
13 Irvine, G. flesher
14 Morrison, H. draper
14 Macfarlane, D. dairy
15 Hardie, James, grocer
16 Inglis, William and Son, shoe-
makers
17 Graham, Thomas, painter
Roe
STEEET DIRECTOKY.
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Raebnrn Cottag^e.
Wishart, Mrs
Raebnrn Place.
1 Martin, Wm. victual dealer
3 Cunningham, Miss
4 Haig, D. B.
4 Mackie, Lieutenant John
5 Macdonell, Mi-s G. B.
7 Ogle, Robert
7 Hope, Marion, dressmaker
9 M'Naughton, D. shoemaker
9 Scott, Mrs
13 Law, Mrs, midwife
17 Alves, Miss
21 Mann, W. writer
23 Jamieson, Robert
23 Jamieson, W. T.
25 Cobban, Mrs
27 Buchanan, David
29 Bruce, Peter, writer
31 Walker, Miss
31 Brown, Rev. David
1 Cuthbertson, A. G.
2 Robin, Mrs
3 Cunningham, Miss J.
4 Mackay, John
6 Simmie, Mrs
8 Urquhart, J. W.
10 Watson, James
14 Goodlet, Wilham
14 Ogilvie, John, commisson
merchant
Guild, Mrs
Rae, Thomas, accomitant
Conning, Alex. jun. flesher
Cadenhead, A. F.
Mackenzie, Alex.
Mill, George, tailor
22 Shanks, David
24 Good, Mrs
Railway^ Edinbnrgh
and drlasg-OTi^.
Haymarket
Holmes, Matthew
M'Kelvie, Wm.
M'Kelvie, Jas. coal merchant
1 Waldie, James, coal merchant
2 Lindsay, John, coal merchant
3 Clark, John, coal merchant
3 Brown, Chas. coal merchant
9 Nisbet, John, coal merchant
Railtvayj m.B. Branch
Dalkeith Coal Depot
Brown, Chas. coal merchant
1 Brown, R. coal merchant
2 Watt, A. H. coal merchant
3 Kyle, John, coal merchant
Brotherston, Wm. weigher
Wauchope, John, colliery
Mar. of Lothian's Coal De.
Arniston Coal Depot
Robertson, Jas. R. W. agent
Ramsay Crardens.
1 Thomson, Archibald, draper
2 Russell, Alexander
3 Bremner, Charles, W.S.
3 Crole, D. (^Inland Revenue)
Ramsay liOdg'e.
Morton, Charles, W.S.
Ramsay I^ane.
Industrial School
Ritchie, Alex, sculptor
Randolph ClifT.
1 Gowans, James, builder
2 Pringle, Misses
2 Pringle, Alex.
3 Warden, Mrs
4 Smith, Rev. George
6 Crawford, Mrs A. F.
7 Robertson, Jas. civil engineer
7 Macarthur, Alex, builder
8 Eyre, Misses
10 Brodie, William, sculptor^
Randolph Crescent.
2 Gordon, E. S. advocate
3 Blackwood, James, W.S.
5 Marshall, Jn. advocate
5 Curriehill, Lord
6 M'Farlane, D., H.E.I.C.S.
7 Horn, Robert, advocate
9 Mackenzie, Donald, advocate
10 Scott, Jas. F.
11 Sandford, E. D. advocate
12 Morrison, A. of Bognie
13 Cadell, Lieutenant- Colonel
14 Bailie, Charles, advocate
15 Blair, Hugh, W.S.
16 Paul, Robert
17 Russell, Francis, advocate
17 Stodart, Miss Augusta
Randolph Place.
1 Hogg, Jas.
1 Hibbs, Rev. Richard
1 Haig, Robert
2 Bruce, Mrs
3 Waterston, John, wright
3 Alexander, J. F. surgeon
3 Earkhope, John, grocer
4 Steel, Gourlay, A.R.S.A.
5 Laing, David, writer
5 Cochrane, Mrs
5 Morison, H. draper
5 Orr, Mrs P.
6 Tower, Miss
7 St Cecilia Hall
9 Steel, John, R.S.A.
Rankeillor Place.
2 Gilbert, James
2 Johnstone, David
2 Lillie, Miss
2 Hay, Archibald
Rankeillor Street.
1 Agnew, Mrs George
1 Bower, Mrs
1 Johnston, Adam, merchant
1 Curaming, Mrs Dr
1 Thomson, William
3 Thornton, George
5 Harthill, John
7 Colville, Miss
7 Walker, George
7 Bayne, Miss
7 Menzies, Mrs Robert
11 Shillinglaw, Thomas
13 Wilkinson, Mrs
13 Cownie, Mrs Wm.
13 Hardie, Miss
13 Gordon, Miss
15 Kirkwood, James
4 Arthur, Wm.
4 Braid, Archibald
6 Tait, John, agent
6 Tait, M. S. {Roijal Bank)
10 Blaikie, Mrs
10 Douglas, James
10 Galloway, William
10 Stuart, Captain Duncan
12 Ballantyne, Rev. James
14 Cowan, Jas., M.D. surgeon
16 DouU, D.
20 Comrie, Alexander
20 Eraser, Donald
20 Calder, Alex.
20 Lyall, David
20 Maxwell, J. L.
22 Lawrie, Jas., M.D. surgeon
24 Macfie, Rev. David
26 Lawrie, Thomas
26 Houlden, Thomas
26 Hunter, Miss Chiistian
26 Nicol, Robert
26 Jeandin, Francis
26 Swinton, Miss
30 Burns, David
32 Kinnaird, Miss
32 Menzies, Miss C.
32 Watt, Alexander H.
34 Welsh, Mrs
38 Kenny, Mrs Andrew
38 Colston, Mrs James
38 Moodie, Mrs
38 Aimers, Samuel, tailor
42 Paterson, Jn. (^Dymock &f P.)
44 M'Kenzie, John U.
44 Bell, George
44 Cassels, John
44 Ferrier, Mi-s John
46 Scott, Mrs, lodgings
48 Watson, Mrs Captain
50 Tennant, John
50 Cheyne, Mrs
50 Sclater, Alexander
50 Walker, James F.
52 Reich, G. S.
54 Johnston, Major G. H.
54 Fleming, Mrs
54 Sclater, Miss
54 Lyon, George, accountant
RatclifTe Terrace.
2 Gowans, Mrs, lodgings
3 Harrison, John, agent
5 Scott, James {G.P.-O.)
5 Scott, George
Redbraes.
Mon-ison, James upholsterer
Stephens, Henry {cottage')
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Reg:ent Arch.
56 Wilson, Peter, spirit dealer
55 Mohring, H. fruit merchant
54 Blair, T. spirit dealer
47 Cameron, Andrew, drysalter
26 Brown, William, smith
Keg:ent Street.
1 Kay, William, ship-chandler
1 Ness, Thomas
2 Letheni, James, tobacconist
3 Meikle, Mrs George, lodgings
3 Wilson, Miss, lodgings
4 Cuthbertson, J. spirit dealer
5 Drummond, B. M.
6 Dalrymple, J. ropemaker
7 Scott, A. builder
7 Menzies, Mrs John
7 Duncan, S. shipmaster
8 Alison, Alex.
Kegfent Terrace.
1 Ferguson, John, W.S.
2 Gray, Mrs Jas.
3 Jackson, Mrs
6 M'Latchie, Rev. James
7 Oliver, Mrs Thomas
8 Mitchell, Robert
9 Schmitz, Dr Philip Leonard
10 Dalziel, George, W.S.
11 Boyd, T. J. {Olker S,^ B.)
12 Craig, John R. of Lethangie '
13 Bayley, Isaac, S.S.C.
14 Russell, George E.
15 Hunter, Rev. Dr John
16 Muir, Mrs
17 Russel, Alex, merchant
18 Borthwick, Arcii.
19 Metcalfe, Rev. John
21 Harvey, George, hist, painter
22 Lindesay, Mrs
23 Rankin, John A.
24 Richard, Walter
26 Madden, Major
27 Macfie, Mrs
28 Bowie, William
29 Salter, Miss
30 Hay. Mrs Colonel
31 Baillie, William, W.S.
32 Elliot, Wm. Scott, W.S.
33 Martin, Mrs Colonel S.
34 Wallace, L. A. architect
34 Wallace, R. paper maker
Reg:ent Terrace Bjane.
Ralston, Mrs, coach-hirer
Diey, Alexander
Eraser, John
Hislop, Robert
Register Place.
Cafe Royal tavern
1 Hume and Melville
3 Wallace, R. and Co. printers
3 Nelson, T. printer
7 Thomson, D.
8 Hardie, William
8 William, R. S. {Royal Bank)
Reg:ister Street, East.
2 Anderson, Wm. perfumer
3 Porter, Wm. H. agent
3 Nimmo, David, engraver
3 Watt, P. B. seal engraver-
See Adv.
3 Leitch, A. clotliier
3 Dougall, David
3 Western, Peter
4 Stenhouse, William, baker
5 Paterson, Thomas, grocer
5 Greenslade, Mrs
6 Kennedy, D. spirit merchant
7 Kennedy, Wm. SJdp hotel
7 Thomson, Miss A. dressmaker
7 Mitchell, Robert
8 Gray, Thos. flesher
9 Lauder, Thomas, baker
11 Stewart, P. spirit merchant
Reg^ister Street, West
1 Wilson, J. Guilford arms
3 AVebster, Miss, lodgings
3 Bootland, Joseph
3 Thomson, Mrs, lodgings
3 Irvine, James
5 Bryce, James, gunmaker
7 Morris, Robert, stationer
11 Vallance, George and Son,
glovers
15 3Iarshall, John, plumber
17 KeiT, Archibald, tailor
19 Gunn, John, bootmaker
19 Ross, James, bookbinder
21 Knight, George and Son
23 Rae, Robert, plumber
25 M'Gregor & Sons, watchmi-s.
27 ^Mackenzie, Wm. bootmaker
29 Henry, John, bandage maker
31 Ruddiman, John, cutler
33 Smith, J. D. carver & gilder
35 Burnet, T. tailor and clothier
37 Dewar, John {Nation. Bank)
37 Henry, Alexander
37 Johnston, Andrew
37 Morrison, James
39 Smith, I. tobacconist
52 Kelley, Andrew
50 Seaton & Marshall, shoemks.
48 Wunsch, Frederick, tailor
46 Prince of Wales hotel
36 Harkom, Joseph, gunmaker
34 Hogg, James, toy warehouse
32 Alexander, Charles, seedsman
30 Lawrie and Glover, painters
28 Whitelaw, Jas, watchmaker
20 Somerville, Mrs, lapidary
8 National hotel— 3. M'Gregor
4 Peaston, J. tailor
Reid's Court.
Robertson, Mrs
Dyer, Mrs A.
Reikie'.s Court.
Mathieson, T. A. & Co.
Miller and Richard
Mein, Mrs
Restalrig-.
Hopper, Mrs T. cowfeeder
Carstairs, James, gardener
Dods, William, gardener
Re.stalrigr House.
Richardson, Jlrs
Richmond liane.
Campbell, Mrs A. spirit dealer
Kerr, Robert, grocer
4 Dickson, Robert, flesher
Richmond Peud.
5 Galium, Alexander, writer
2 Boyack, James
Richmond Place.
1 Paterson, James, pawnbroker
3 Dobie, John, wright
7 Bell, James, smith
15 Compositors'' Society — Wm
G. Souter, clerk
15 Douglas, James
15 Morrison, John C.
17 Donaldson, J. G.
21 Kerr, J. tea and coffee mer.
23 Macdonald, Alex. Edin. and
Leith carrier
25 Kippen, Duncan
27 Smart, Wm. spirit dealer
29 Jamieson, H. ivory-turner
29 Trotter, Nicol
29 Syme, Mrs
29 Ewart, Misses, milliners
31 Aitchison, Thos. shoemaker
33 Anderson, James, tailor
33 M'George, Mrs Ebenezer
33 Brash,T. boot and shoe maker
35 Aitchison, George, grocer
Richmond Place Chapel
16 Smith, David
16 Fife, Mrs, ladies' nurse
12 Hill, G. smith and beam
maker
6 Connel, William
6 Maxwell, iLs Jane
Richmond St., East.
5 Laird, Mrs, grocer
7 M'Nab, P. wine and spt. mer.
9 Cameron, William
13 Aitkenhead, Adam, flesher
16 Morrison, Malcolm, bookseller
6 Thomson, William
Richmond St., IVorth.
1 Nelson, James, baker
5 Kennedy, Mrs
25 Boag, James R. grocer
27 Hunter, Robert, letter-carrier
27 Paxton, James
27 Gunn, I\Irs
29 Laing, C. Archibald, tailor
37 Kerr, John, grocer
39 Hamilton, George, spirit mer.
41 Hume, H.
43 Monro, Wm. boot and shoe
maker
49 Burnett, John, spirit dealer
49 Wood, James, stationer
49 Elder, Alexander, printer
51 Scott, James, baker
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42 Clement, George, grocer
42 Clement, Miss Ann
40 M'Farlane, Mrs P. lodgings
40 Rankin, Alexander
38 Wilson, Wm. victual dealer
30 Smellie, Henry, jun. grocer
12 Nisbet, Robert, agent
10 Muirliead, J. carver & gilder
(5 Whitehead, A. china and rag
merchant
Richmond St., South.
1 Donaldson, Henry
■J Robertson, Alexander, grocer
11 Gordon, AVm. baker
13 Mitchell, John, tinsmith
23 Mauchline, Andrew, grocer
25 Mitchell, William, engraver
27 M'Intosh, Henry, shoemaker
20 Wilson, John, grocer
14 Dick, Miss Jane, grocer
2 Davidson, James, grocer
Richmond St., li'est.
1 M'Callum and Son, John
1 Scougall, Andrew
1 Scougall, Mrs John
I Donaldson, George, writer
3 Scott, David, flesher
5 Steele, William, spirit dealer
9 Pottie, James, baker
11 M'Rae, Kenneth, spirit dealer
11 Bemiet, Lieut. Lindsay
15 Peddie, Mrs, staymaker
19 Smart, John, spirit dealer
2 1 Eoyal Public Disj)ensary
56 Burnet, John, spirit dealer
48 Haig, Mrs
44 Marvvick, William
42 Russel, John, grocer
40 Crosbie, J. spirit merchant
36 Young, James, flesher
32 Haig, George, flesher
18 Lindsay, John
10 Brown, Alexander, painter
i6 Vallance, Mrs, ladies' nurse
4 Macpherson, Christina W.
4 Downie, James, shoemaker
j2 .Southern Homoeopathic Dis-
pensary
Kiddle's Oose.
Miiir, William, bookbinder
Riddle's Close,
Tolbooth Wynd, Leith.
2 Dewar, Alex, bootmaker
3 Watt, Mrs, baker
6 Cameron, J. provision mer.
8 Symon, Peter, spirit dealer
9 Haidane, John, pawnbroker
14 Jamieson, James, shoemaker
16 Lamond, John, watchmaker
Rieg^o Street.
1 Anderson, D. baker
2 Kerr, Thomas, cowfeeder
7 Douglas, Mrs, victual dealer
II Hamilton, William, wriglit
Rill Bank.
Lees, George, LL.D.
Rohb's Court.
Scott, John, smith
Thom, James, clerk
Rix, Thomas, coal agent
Robertson's Close.
Dick, Charles, brewer
Romilly Place.
2 Bannerman, Mrs Hugh
4 Sutherland and Son, tailors
5 Robertson, James
6 Doig, Alexander, grocer
7 Kerr, A. boot and shoemaker
9 Mutter, A. and J. coal mer-
chants
9 Mutter, Miss M. straw hat
maker
10 Russell, Robert, tailor
11 Robert, Mrs Janet
13 Gray, Wm. flesher
15 Ritchie, J. grocer
Ronaldson's Bnilding;s
1 & 2 Butti, L. G. & Sons
3 Morrison, Mrs
3 Robertson, Mrs
3 Nimmo, Mrs
5 Robertson, T. grocer
6 Johnston, Miss, millmer
7 Morton, S. and H.
Rose Bank,
Gardner''s Crescent.
12 Young, Hume
Rose Bank,
Mayfield Loan.
1 Anderson, Miss
2 Anderson, George
Rose Bank^
Bonnington.
Hall, Robert
Finlay, James, Rose Bank
Cemetery
Rose Bank Cottag;e.
Marshall, Robert
Rosehall.
Mood, John
Fullerton, Mrs A.
Henderson, WilUam
Rose Mount.
Robertson, Mrs D. cowfeeder
Rose Mount,
Leith.
Fullarton, Allan
Rose Mount House.
Goold, Rev. Wm., D.D.
Goold, Mrs
Rose Street liane, E.
40 Lamb, Wm. wright
14 Martin, Walter, turner
Porteous, Alex, currier
Bell, A. bookbinder
Wilkie, J. silversmith
Begbie, P. & Co. smiths
12 Hill, Alex, carver
Marshall, Robert, printer
Campbell, Arch, coach-hirer
Seggie, Alex, pressmaker
Edinburgh Barm Company
Dundas, A. cabinetmaker
Rose Street.
5 Darling, John, grocer
5 Spink, James, lapidary
5 Hume, Thomas, plumber
7 Brown, George, baker
9 Stewart, Robert
9 Robertson, James
1 3 Hamilton, R. S. grocer
15 Hutchison, A. agent
17 Bell, Arch, bookbinder
17 Robertson, Charles
17 Ritchie, H.
19 Short, J. church officer
19 Cameron, John, grocer
19 Auchincloss, John, smith
19 Henderson, John, joiner
21 Harper, Jas. wine mercht.
Rose Street Chapel
23 Albion Loan Company
23 Clerk, George, plumber
25 Laurence, G. C. hairdresser
Hanover Street intersects.
29 Bayne, John
33 Tait, Andrew, baker
37 Brooks, Abra. spirit dealer
41 Halkett, Wm. boot-closer
45 Russell, John, tailor
47 Lindsay, Wm. ropemaker
51 Cutliill, Alex, livery stabler
51 Gray, John, bookbinder
53 British League of Juvenile
Abstainers — G.Ford, clerk
55 Stevenson, i . Bay Horse inn
59 Eraser, Alex, hairdresser
63 Roxburgh, Wm. victual dlr.
65 M'Naughton, Don. spirit dlr.
69 Johnston, T. & Sons, wrights
69 Duff, Alex, spirit merchant
73 Wilson, Mrs, crape-dresser
73 Gibson, Mrs
73 Hamilton, Robt. ((?. P.-O.)
73 Linton, Mrs, dressmaker
73 Welsh, AYm. flesiier
Frederick Street intersects.
77 Hardie, Robt. and Co.
77 Archibald, David, tailor
77 Campbell, Mrs
79 Finlay, William, grocer
83 Scott, C. & Son, post-masts.
83 Pollock, 1'. & Son, farriers
83 Lawson, James, wright
87 Grieve, Gideon
91 Advertiser Printing Office
91 Ross, Alexander, printer
95 Hood, Thomas, bootmaker
258 Rox
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101 Mather, W. F.
103 Fraser, Jn. soda water manir.
107 Crossan, A. shoemaker
109 Kirkwood, Mrs, ladies' nurse
113 Gorwood, Richard
115 Robertson, Mrs S. lodgings
119 Grey, A. and Son, vet. surgs.
121 Dow, Mrs Ann
123 Johnston, William, baker
127 Smith, A. tailor
129 Seton, H. veterinary surg.
129 Napier, George, tailor
129 Somerville, Jas. victualler
129 Wilson, Mrs, lodgings
131 Salmond, Jn. & Co. grocers
Castle Street intersects.
133 Dick, John, plumber
133 Waterston, R. spirit dealer
135 Stewart, James
137 Robson, Mrs M. Hosier
139 George Heriofs School
139 Veitch, Andrew, teacher
153 Steele, William
153 French, G. T. silk-dyer
159 Macfarlane, Jo. coach-hirer
161 Corner, Mary
161 Morrison, Andrew, smith
161 Duns, James, slater
161 Duns, Miss, milliner
161 Bisset, George, smith
161 Laurie, W, victual dealer
165 Robertson, A. cabinetmaker
165 Wilson, James
165 Dick, John, plumber
167 Byres, Thomas, baker
206 Ramage, James, wright
202 Keddie, Nicholas, spirit dlr.
200 Small, Miss
196 AYalker, William, grocer
191 M'Gregor, Mrs, print glazer
19i Sandilands, James, tea dlr.
194 Sandilands, Mrs, dressmaker
194 Henderson, A.
184 Taylor, Mrs, grocer
182 Burnet, George, tailor
180 White, George
180 Calder, Robert, coal agent
180 The Racket Court
176 Fraser, Robert, dairy
174 Patterson, Tho. letter-carrier
170 Trotter, Mrs S. spirit dealer
168 M'Pherson, A. lodgings
166 Walker, J. cabinetmaker
166 Ai-chibald, D. farrier
166 Mackay, John
Castle Street intersects.
164 Angus, Thomas, flesher
164 Reid, George, hairdresser
158 Wilson, David, cowfeeder
156 Scott, William, joiner ;
156 Kelly, John, locksmith
156 Greig, William, smith
156 Carrick, James, smith
156 M'Gregor, John, chairman
154 Grant, Lach. hotel keeper
152 Graham, Thomas, slater
148 M'Lean, Malcolm
142 Aucrum, J. W. cork manuf.
140 Flemington, Jas. waiter
138 Brown, Wm. provision dlr.
132 Murdoch, Miss M. lodgings
128 Ogg, Peter, cowfeeder
126 M'Gill, Mrs J. ladies' nurse
120 Mackay, William, grocer
116 Scott, William, joiner
116 Calder, Alex, smith
112 Rankin, George, optician
110 Masters, Mrs, spirit dealer
110 Howell, John, polyartist
110 Collins, E. and Sons, joiners
110 Forrest, Alex, smith
108 Earwaker, John, Corn, hotel
106 Crawford, Johu, baker
Frederick Street intersects
104 Duncan, J. W. plumber
104 Peney, Mrs, lodgings
102 Welsh, Wm. flesher
100 Macdonald, A. horse dealer
98 Baptie, Mrs
90 Campbell, Mrs, cook
90 Reoch, Mrs, cook
90 Deas, Thomas, tailor
90 Hodge, James & Son, tailors
86 Lawson, G. bootmaker
82 Ellis, Misses, dressmakers
82 Macdonald, A. horse dealer
82 Dewar, Mrs
82 Brown, Adam
82 Evening Post Printing Of.
80 Colston and Son, printers
78 AValker, M. and Co. printers
76 Richai-dson, G. victual deal.
74 Fairgrieve, J. printer
70 Robertson, Alex, dairy
68 Watson, Mrs, ladies' nurse
66 Musgrove, Wm. glazier
62 Smith, Misses E. and M.
dress and cloak makers
60 Tait, GUbert, shoemaker
52 Muirhead, G. spirit dealer
48 M'Kenzie Thomas, jeweller
46 Mathieson, James, dairy
Hanover Street intersects.
42 Brydone, James, printer
40 Rutherford, W. spirit dealer
38 Nisbet, Robert, baker
36 Carfrae, James, bnd stuifer
34 Fairgrieve, John, printer
34 Douglas, Mrs Thos. G.
32 Henderson, David
30 Cowper, Misses A. and J.
28 Welsh, James, flesher
26 Lawrie, John, baker
22 Inderwick, Miss
22 Bogie, Miss, lace cleaner
20 Acquroff, John
20 Anderson, Mrs, eating-house
20 Elder, John, messenger
18 Campbell, John, cowfeeder
14 Cameron, John, grocer
12 Down, John, bootmaker
10 Davidson, Wm. bootmaker
8 Robertson, Walter
6 Kemp, John
6 Wilson, Wm. spirit dealer
6 M'Kenzie, Mrs A.
6 Reid, Mrs
6 Butt, A. F. Albert tavern
4 Esson, Jas. Ahbotsford hotel
Roxbnri^h Place.
1 Slarshall, James and Sons
St Peter'' s Chapel
5 Kirk, Mrs
5 Macgregor, John
5 Orrock, Alexander
5 Millar, John
5 Watson, Mrs William
7 Livingston and Weir
7 M'Laren, J. and Sons
20 M'Gregor, John
18 Scott, William, flesher
16 Mackie, John, letter-cai'rier
14 Maclaren, 5L spirit merchant
14 Roxburgh Place Chapel
12 M'Lauchlan, Rev. James
12 M'Glashan, Ralph
10 Smith, David
8 Farmer, John, baker
6 Thom, A.
6 Davidson, John, tailor
2 Barclay, William C. painter
Roxburg^h Street.
3 London Printing and Pub-
lishing Co.
3 Young, M'Kenzie WUliam,
bookseller
5 Grey, A. veterinary surgeon
7 Hunter, Robert
9 Cappie, James, M.D.
11 Tumbull, Robert, draper
11 Methven, William
13 Hamilton, Andrew
19 Taylor, Mark
18 Lyall, James
14 Hambelton, William
8 Gray, William, coal agent
8 Russell, George
2 Baillie, Mrs B. midwife
2 Tumbull, William
Roxburgh Terrace.
Roxburgh Terrace Chapel
3 MoSat, Alex. com. traveller
4 Arthur, John, house-agent
5 KeiT, James, tea merchant
5 Storrar and Graham
5 Aikman, George
8 Wilson, William, writer
8 Macara, James, W.S.
8 Hill, George
8 Buchanan, William
8 Dalgleish, John, wright
8 Craigie, Forbes
8 Walker, John
9 Stewart, Ned, artist
9 M'Kenzie, Mrs
15 Sime, George, smith
Royal Circus.
1 Wood, Hon. Lord
1 Wood, John A. advocate
3 Dickson, George, advocate
3 Dickson, T. G. accountant
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3 Dickson, Walter, W.S.
5 Sands, W. H., W.S.
5 Sands, W. H. & W. J., W.S.
7 M'Kenzie, John Ord, W.S.
9 Macqueeu, K., H.E.I.C.S.
11 Hamilton, Miss
13 Ordnance Survey Office
15 Hepburn, J. B., W.S.
17 Pearson and Robertson, W.S.
17 Pearson, David, W.S.
19 Wood, Dr James, F.R.C.P.
21 Jamieson, Miss
23 Dickson, David, of Hartree
25 Maidment, James, advocate
32 Musgrave, Mrs, port. -painter
30 Clerk, Miss
30 Gray, Misses
30 Bell, Mrs Robert
30 Reid, J. R. writer
30 Ferguson, William
30 Wilson, Mrs
28 Lamont, Alexander, W.S.
26 Griudlay, Thomas
24 Shand, John, W.S.
22 Crawford, Major
20 Webb, Richard Townshend
18 Hodson, Miss, boarding-sch.
16 Mackenzie, J. W. & J., W.S.
16 Mackenzie, J. W., W.S.
16 Gordon, Miss, of Carleton
li Dennistoun, Mrs
12 Gordon, J. T., Sheriff
10 IMackenzie, Hon. Mrs Hay
6 Maxwell, Dowager Lady
4. TurubuU, Miss
2 Circus Place School
2 Kemp, Francis, janitor
Royal Crescent.
8 Fleming, William
9 Somerville, Lieut. -Colonel
14 Graham, Patrick, W.S.
15 Pyper, Hamilton, advocate
25 Kemp, Miss
26 Orchardson, W. Q.
26 Trench, Rev. James
26 Fleming, Misses
26 Kirkwood, Mrs
26 Lees, Henry
Royal £}}iLcliang;e.
3 Solicitors-at-Law^s Hall
4 White, Daniel, tavern
5 Hughson and Dobson, stock-
brokers
5 Lindsay, J. & Sons, agents
6 Millar, Robert, clock maker
6 Grant, John — Royal Ex-
change Coffee House
7 Caledonian Loan Company
9 Thomson, R. & Sons, mer-
chants
10 City Chamiers
10 Wilson, George
10 City Procurator FiscaVs
Office
10 Moreham, R. dep. city clerk
10 Chamherlain'' s Office
10 City Accountants Office
10 Dean of Guild Cleric's Office
10 Town Clerk's Office
10 Public Works Office
10 Sess. Clerk's Office for City
11 HerioCs Hosp.Treas. Office
11 M'Ritchie, Bayley, and Hen-
derson, W.S.
12 Cousin, George, surveyor
12 Brown, Alexander, solicitor
12 Smith, Robert, builder
12 Aitken, J. collector of annuity
tax
12 Young, Edward R.
12 M'Kean, John, tailor
13 Scottish Permanent Property
Investment Society
14 Albion Insurance Company
14 Muir, Andrew, agent
14 Muir, Wm. and Son, agents
14i Baird, Joseph, merchant
15"Robertson, D. and J. agents
15 Patriotic Assurance Compy.
of Ireland
16 Arthur, Richard, S.S.C.
16 Hughson, A. D. writer
16 Auditor's Chambers
16 Drysdale, Joseph, S.S.C.
Clydesdale Banking Compy.
M'Dougall, David
18 Mitchell, James, accountant
Royal Terrace.
Greenside Church.
Ellis, Robert, W.S.
EUis, W., S.S.C.
Gordon, Stewart, and Cheyne
Gordon, Joseph, W.S.
Cheyne, Henry, W.S.
Graham, Col. J., H.E.I.C.S.
Atkinson, John Balfour
Alves, Henry S.
Marshall, Capt., H.E.I.C.S.
Tawse, Mrs
Tawse, John (T". andBonar)
Nacnair, John
Marshall, James
Boyd, Mrs John
Boyd, Thomson
Johnston, Mrs
White, James
Miller, Mrs of Eamock
Dudgeon, William
Wallace, James
M'Kinlay, D. of Newlandb.
Bruce, John
Cullen, Rev. G. D.
Cowan, Alexander
Dunlop, Mrs Allan C.
Steuart, Robert, of Carfin
Cowan, James
Henderson, Charles J.
M'Hutchin, William
Rutland Place.
1 Thomson, D. spirit dealer
1 Given, Robert, coach-builder
1 Scott, Isaac, postmaster
2 Stewart, James, confectioner
3 Clark and Crawford, grocers
4 Adams, Robert, ironmonger
5 Sutter, Mrs, lodgings
5 Lockliart, Miss Elliot
Rutland Square.
1 Kippen, Miss Margaret
2 Edington, Miss
3 Dingwall, Arthur, advocate
3 Cleugh, Miss E.
3 Boucher, John
3 Rayner, Rich, riding master
3 Devin, P. miniature painter
3 Thomson, Thomas, draper
4 Calvert, JohuR., W.S.
5 M'Nair, Mrs
6 Campbell, AYilliara, W.S.
7 Davidson, Laurence, W.S.
8 Murray, A. of Crieff, W.S.
10 Moncrieff, William
11 Learmonth, Misses, boarding-
school
12 M'Naider, Mrs
13 Stewart, William
13 Cunningham, John S.
14 Dalgleish, James, W.S.
15 Matheson, Donald
16 Robinow, Adolph
17 Caithness, Earl of
18 Limond, Mrs
19 Lewis, Miss, ladies' school
20 Stuart, Charles Villiers
21 Bertram, Miss
22 Nightingale, E. W. clothier
22 Somerville, Alex. (inZ. Rev.)
22 Glen, Miss
22 Miller, William
23 Sprot, Miss
24 Davidson, Arch, advqpate
25 Hay, Adam
26 Macallan, James, W.S.
26 Macallan .and Chancellor, W.S.
27 Martin, Miss Anne
28 Anderson, Mrs
29 Hamilton, Alexander, W.S.
30 Paxton, Miss, teacher of music
30 Swan, David, lodgings
30 Galloway, William
30 Tipper, Mrs Margaret
30 Anderson, Mrs
30 Campbell, James
30 Kennedy, Thomas, artist
30 Bews, J. M. writer
31 Gordon, Mrs
32 Dingwall, Mrs
Rutland Street.
3 Paterson, Mrs Maria
5 St Thomas' Episcopal Cliap.
11 Graham?, John, advocate
13 Hay, Major H.
15 Peddie, Alex., M.D,
17 Craigie, Mrs
19 Fordyce, Geo. DingvvalK adv.
21 Stark, James, M.D.
23 Brown, John, M.D.
25 Cox, Robert, W.S.
27 Martin, Thomas
260 St And
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
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27 Scott, Mrs David
28 Dufrayer, Mrs Alfred
28 Borthwick, Thomas
28 Heriot, Miss
26 Ferguson, Henry D., W.S.
24 Myrtle, John Young, M.D.
22 Thomson, Mrs John
20 Walker, John, W.S.
1 8 Heriot, Fred. L. M. advocate
16;Scott, Thos. (J. and T. S.)
14 Pringle, George
12 Murdoch, WiUiam B., M.D.
10 Hughes, George, W.S.
8 Macpherson, Mrs, of Belleville
6 Forbes, Arthur, W.S.
4 Scott, Dr. Wm. H., M.D.
2 Syme, James, professor of
clinical surgery
1 Anderson, Hart
1 Collector''s Office, West
Church Poor-rates
1 Lemmie, Enrico, LL.D.
1 Pirrie, Mrs, Margt. lodgings
1 Marsh, Mrs
1 Miller, John
St Andre^v Square.
1 Fraser and Anderson
2 Murray, Wm. London hotel
"2 M'Lean, Andrew, chemist
4 Dalgleish & Forrest, auction.
4 Stevenson's sale -rooms
4 Stevenson, Alex., S.S.C.
4 Stevenson, Alex., jun. stock-
broker
-4 London Assurance Corpor.
4 Brigstack, Geo. Augustus
4 Scottish Rif/hts Association
4 Kusch, William Lewis
4 Allajj & Dunlop, share brokers
4 New Equitahle Assurance
Office
4 Railway Passenger Assur.
Office
4 Famibj Endoiument andAn-
mdty Office
-4 Phcenix L ire Office
i Johnston, W. & A. K. engrs.
4 Gordon, Lieut. -Col. John
• 5 Scottish Widoivs^ Fund Lns.
— J. M'Kenzie, manager
-5 Robertson, William
'6 Laurie, Alex, and Sons
6 Coupar, AV. & Son, boot-mks.
■6 Jlillar, Thos. sharebroker
6Spence, C, S.S.C. & N.P.
6 General Life and Fire As-
surance Company
6 Haden, George, engineer
6 Seton, D. bootmaker
7 Forbes, D. glass mauufact.
7 Levy, M. A. clothier
South St David Street intersects.
8 Western Bank of Scotland
0 Blackburn, Andrew
10 Smith, D. silk dyer
10 Scott, Mrs A.
10 Scott, Stuart, upholsterer
11 Inncs and Grieve, grocers
12 Spittal, J. and Co. silkmers.
12 Hewit, John (Spittal ^ Co.)
12 Cleghorn, G. glass warehouse
12 Miller, Thomas and James
12 Miller, J. jun. civil engineer
12 Miller, Robert, accountant
13 Padon, A. and D. booksellers
13 Patison and Forrester, silkms.
Geonje Street intersects.
14 Watson, James, accountant
14 Scottish Procident Listitutn.
— Jas. Watson, manager
15 Grierson, Andrew, W.S.
15 Whitehead, Wm. bootmaker
16 Dundas and AVilsou, W.S.
17 Stuart, Miss
19 Blackwood, James, W.S.
19 Brown and AVardrop, arcliits.
19 Horn, James, civil engineer
19 Laing, James, accountant
20 Northern Assurance Co. —
R. Christie, jun. manager
20 Aitken, A. C. stockbroker
20 Stock Exchange
N. St David Street intersects.
21 Braid, A. coal merchant
21 Citrj of Glasgow Life Assur.
Co.
21 Balfour, R. assist, manager
21 Black, D. M. and H., W.S.
21 Black, Henry, solicitor
21 Bogle, Andrew, W.S.
21 Dobie, James, dentist
22 National Fire and Life In-
surance Co. — M. M'Can-
dlish, manager
24 North British Railway Co.
24 Walker, AVilliam
25 Dundas, John, C.S.
26 Scottish Equit. Assur. Co. —
R. Christie, manager; Jas.
W^m. Finlay, secretary
27 Boswall, Airs, of Blackadder
28 Gifford, A., S.S.C. and N.P.
29 Inglis, Hemy, W.S.
N. St Andrew Street intersects.
30 Black, A. brushmaker
I 30 Land. Fire ^-Life Assur. Co.
' 30 MacCallum, Geo. stockbroker
I 30 Fairbaim and Co.
I 30 M'Gregor, Jlalcolm, S.S.C.
30 Simpson, Miss
30 Harkness, Mrs
30 Paterson, A. M. accountant
30 AVilliamson, Jas. druggist
30 Glen, Alex, bag-pipe maker
31 Taylor, Michael, laceman
' 31 Steuart and Co. merchants
31 Nisbet, James, S.S.C.
31 Law, Wm. and Geo. merchts.
31 Constable, Thos. and Co.
32 Cockburn and Campbell
32 Lhiity Fire Assurance
32 AVilson, Richard, accountant
32 Professl. Life Assur. Co.
32 Callender, H. accountant
32 Murray, John, jun. S.S.C.
32 Douglas, J. dentist
33 Wyllie, And. M'ine mercht.
33 Veitch, Thomas, mapseller
35 Douglas's hotel
35 Douglas, Mrs
35 Douglas, R. H.
35 Royal Bank of Scotland —
James Wright, secretary
36 Moore, John, accountant
36 Goodsir, Alex. {B. L. Co.)
37 Nimmo, Archd. {B. L. Co.)
38 British Linen Co.^s Bank
38 Dalgleish, Mark
42 National Bank of Scotland
42 Anderson, Thos. secretary
St Andrew Street^ \.
1 Miller, John, baker
1 Lawson, George, poulterer
1 Burness, AVilliam, printer
3 Experience Permanent Li-
vestment Society
3 Paterson, And. accountant
3 ProvidentClerks'' Mut. Fund
3 Lidustrial and General Lift
Assurance
3 Tweedie, M. confectioner
4 Menilees, Mrs John
4 Meade, John, jeweller
5 Simpson, Miss, milliner
5 Ross, Alexander, grocer
6 Fraser, John, confectioner
6 Borland, AA'^m. house agent
7 Northern Reversion Co.
7 Lyon, Hugh, S.S.C.
7 W^ood, William, accountant
7 Maitland, G. R., W.S.
7 AVilson and Martin, clothiers
7 Keegan, T. nine merchant
St Andrew Lane intersects.
8 Thomson, James, hosier
10 Maclean, Alex, architect
10 Stevenson, R. H. accountant
10 Emigration Office
10 Stevenson, R. H. and Co.
licensed pas-sagc brokers
10 Paterson, John, civil engineer
and surveyor
10 European Life <fc Annuity
Assurance Office
10 Times Fire and Life Gua-
rantee Assurance Office
10 Elgin and Son, wholesale
stationers
10 Petty, Miss
10 Hepburn, Misses
10 Croall, Peter, coach builder
10 Reid, James, accountant
13 Elgin, William, bookseller
14 Low, John, plumber
St Andrew Street, S. «
1 Paterson, Miss J. baker W
1 AVeddell, J. and Co. hosiers 1
3 Aitken, Alexander, engraver
3 Jaap's Temperance hotel
3 Jaap, Miss Isabella
3 Barrie, And. watchmaker
5 Raeburn, Jas. trunkmaker
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7 Fryer and Thomson, music-
sellers
7 Dow, Alex, spirit dealer
9 Leith, Sam. lithographer
9 Agriculturist <& Cattle Insur.
— F. M'Mimi, manager
11 Scott & Ferguson, engravers
11 Marshall, John, plumber
11 Canon, J. I'emperance hotel
11 Paterson, D. & Co,
13 Religious Tract and Book
Society
15 Kennedy, W. P. bookseller
15 Douglas. James, baker
17 Frater, AVilliam
19 Nightingale, E. ^Y. clothier
21 Finlay, W. cabinetmaker
23 Thomson, R. D. merchant
20 Duncan, J. (Z). and Son)
20 Duncan, A. and Son
15 Thomson, Lauder, and Co.
18 Royal Exchange Assur. Co,
18 Prussian Consul's Office
18 Thomson, J. G. and Co.
16 Black Braes Colliery Office
16 Spaven, Robert, saddler
16 Bell, J. & Son, bell-hangers
14 Jaap's Temperance hotel
14 Adams & Co. wine merchants
14 Perrit, R. bootmaker
14 Davis, Thos. civil engineer
14 North British Daily Mail
12 Henry, Alex, gun- smith
10 Sutherland, G. spirit dealer
10 Dickson, J. and Co. wholesale
stationers
10 Hadley, Mrs, hotel
Aleuse Lane intersects,
8 Thomson, W. messr.-at-arms
8 Thomson, Wm. accountant
8 Clark, Robert, engraver
8 Waugh, R. spirit dealer
6 Aberdeen Ship. Co.^s Office
4 Register for servants
4 Adamson, Thos. tea dealer
2 Millar, John, cliina warehouse
S§t Andrew St., lieith.
5 Carmichael, Thos. smith
6 Macaulay, Alex, broker
8 Chalmers, J. spirit merchant
9 Heatly, Adam, dairy
11 Erskine, Alex, slater
13 Dennis, Mrs, victual dealer
14 Perrit, Robt. bootmaker
15 M'Laren, D. G. wine mercht.
15 Simson, Miss, seminary
16 Brown, James, spn-it dealer
19 Aitken, W. grocer
2 1 Middlemass, T. furnitr. dealer
24 Campbell, John, merchant
27 Thomson, Lauder, and Co.
27 Thomson, J. G. and Co.
merchants
29 Blackie, Tliomas
32 Cameron, James, spirit dealer
33 Garland, J. 0. pawnbrober
36 Sutlierland, Jos. baker
39 Herkes, A. spu-it dealer
67 Nisbet, Joseph, grocer
51 Ormiston, Thos. spirit mercht.
71 Alexander, T. B. (/I. <k Son)
74 Johnston, Mrs
75 Trotter, James, spirit dealer
77, 78, 79, Jenkinson, W. and J.
merchants
80 Proudfoot, George
83 Symon, Alex, baker
84 Cathcart, Ferguson, and Co.
86 Hoey, John, boot & shoemkr.
89 Douglass, Thos. flesher
^t Ann's Bank House.
Latta, Mrs Robert
f§t Ann's Yards.
Miller, Miss, Holyrood garden
M'Bain, Mrs
M'Donald, Mrs C.
10 Wilson, Robert, writer
St Anthony liane.
Callander, David, tanner
St Anthony Street.
8 Pirrie, David, wright
Coupcr, Andrew, brewer
11 M'Nair, John, brewer
14 Anderson and Wood, merclits.
St Anthony's Conrt.
Elder, Tliomas, and Co. wine
mercliants
St Anthony's Place.
1 Kay, Robert, Union hotel
2 Dickson, James
3 Beenie, John, baker
5 Teenan, Joseph, ink maker
7 Meiklejohn, John, teacher
7 Fraser, Mrs Robert
7 Smith, AVilliam
8 White, Tiiomas, dairy
8 Cuthbertson, Alex.
9 Kay, Robert, spirit dealer
10 Hastie, Alex.
11 Gutiirie, Thomas
12 Smith, Walter, flesher
13 Palmer, David, hairdresser
14 Hastie, Alex, greengrocer
15 Gaff, William
15 Hedley, John
15 Vallance, James, coal mercht.
15 Charles, George, agent
16 Brown, John, grocer
St Anthony's Place^
Junction Road, Leith.
Broadfoot, John
St Bernard's Crescent.
5 Thompson, D. A. W.
7 Hutchison, Rev. Dr James
9 Gray, Mrs
11 Stevenson, James
15 Dundas, J. F.
17 Paterson, James, M.D.
19 AVhyte, Matthew
21 Macfarlane, William, M.D.
23 Mitchell, Col. Jolm
23 Mitchell, Miss
25 Hay, Captain Philip
25 Hay, AVm. G. (Inland Rev.)
31 Anderson, John
33 Crichton, Andrew, LL.D.
35 Finlayson, Rev. Thomas
14 Brown, Major
10 Fraser, Mrs
8 Dundas, Misses Hamilton
6 Thomson, Rev. Dr James.
4 Gray, Miss, of Carse
2 Singer, Mrs
St Bernard's Place..
1 Crawford, Jas. L.
1 Anderson, Mrs
4 Strachan, Mrs
St Bernard's Row..
1 Irvine, David
3 Bell, Lindsay
3 Ellis, John
4 Martinson, J. N. writer
5 Jenkins, Mrs R.
6 M'Kellar, Miss
7 Stirling, Miss
9 Boog, William, saddler
9 M'Bain, Mrs, nurse
Marshall, Robert
Austin, John, mason
Little, Andrew
Cushnie, AV. Malta green
St Catherine's Villa,.
Ciirang;e.
Moule, Joseph
St Colme Street.
1 Ferguson, Miss
2 Wood, Dr Alex.
3 Reid, Charles G., W.S.
4 Purvis, Mrs
5 Urquhart, Adam, advocate-
6 Shand, C. F. advocate
7 Walker, W. S. advocate
8 Gilchrist, Mrs
9 Rutherfurd, Right Hon. Lord
St Cuthbert's Street.
19 Listen, Mrs Ram age
20 Anderson, Mrs John
23 M'Neill, Mrs Colonel
45 Aitken, James, solicitor
45 Dalrymple, AVm., AV.S.
43 Mylue, Miss
38 Cruicksliauk and Veitch
42 Orr, Capt. (N. cj- M. Acad.)
Grieve, James, plasterer
4 Stevenson, David
St Cnthbert's Ejane.
Paterson, A. and J. smiths
St Cuthherfs Poorhouse —
Robertson, Jas. governor
Lamb, Mrs, matron
Henderson, John, wright
St David St.^ Morth.
1 Keegan, Thos. wine mercht.
1 Douglas, John D.
262 St Dav
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
St Jam
1 Douglas, Jas. T. gen. agent
1 Merchants^ and Tradesmen's
Mutual Life Assurance
Society
1 Ogilvie, J. corn merchant
3 Watson & Dickson, account-
ants
3 Scottish Amicable Life As-
surance
3 Mutual Scottish A7nicahle
Assurance
3 Robertson, J. B. writ. -master
3 Jack, Misses, milliners
3 M'Kenzie, J. tailor
5 Borthwick, A. accountant
5 Raleigh, S. accountant
5 Keegan, John, sohcitor
5 Stewart, James W., O.E.
Lane, Cameron, R. pict. -frame
maker
Nelson, John, joiner
7 Field, Mrs, miUiner
7 Raeburn, James
7 Gillespie, AV. ofTorbane hill
9 Economic Life Assurance
9 Maitland, Henry, sharebroker
9 Lndustrial ^ General Life
Assurance.
9 Marshall, David, accountant
9 Johnston, Robert, accountant
9 Melville & Douglas, accounts.
9 Douglas, C. {M. ^- D.)
10 Alexander, Wm., W.S.
10 Buckle, George
10 Burnet, Thos. tailor
10 Wightman, E. bootmaker
10 M'Kenzie, F. musician
10 Low, John, bootmaker
8 Scott, Thomas, accountant
8 IngHs, H. M., W.S.
6 Junner, J. M. accountant
Minister's Wid. Fund Office
4 Yule, John, W.S.
4 Erith, W. J. com. agent
4 Henderson, C. agent
4 Kinnear, D. stockbroker
4 Munro, Hugh
4 Myrtle, Wm. accountant
4 Stewart, R. sharebroker
4 Grieve, Miss
4 Joiner, James, tailor
4 Runcie, Mrs
2 Bell, William, stockbroker
2 Medical^ Invalid, and Gene-
ral Life Society
St David St.j South.
1 Watt, Andrew, saddler
1 Paterson, Miss
5 Hay, P. and R. dyers — esta-
blishment, 1 Heriot builds.
7 Watson, Geo. cabinetmaker
9 Elder, Mrs, Commercial lodg.
11 M'Phail, M. bookseller
13 M'Kay, Robert, painter
17 Government Emicjra. Office
— William Bowie, agent
17 East India Colonial and
General Agency
17 General Screw Steam Ship-
ping Company — William
Bowie, agent
17 Marine Life and Casualty
Mutual Assurance Society
— Wm. Bowie, agent
19 Collie, D. R. & Son, prmters
19 Ritchie, Alex, lithographer
19 Mitchie, R. S. engraver
16 Sangster and Dunlop
16 Dott, A. carver and gilder
16 Arthur and Son, clothiers
14 Wilshere, Michael
12 Dewar, John
12 M'Pherson & Syme, printers
12 Sinclair''s Temperance hotel
8 Whyte, Andrew, stationer
8 Liddle, Joseph, accountant
8 Canibrian Fire find Life
8 Deans, Robert, draper
6 Kennington and Jenner
2 Maxwell, Wm. draper
2 Finlay, William
St James' Place.
1 Kennedy, Robert, grocer
2 Lawrie, John, brassfounder
2 Armstrong, Miss M. dressma.
2 Farquharson, Misses
2 Martin, Janet, dressmaker
Relief Chapel
5 Kinnell, Mrs, ladies' nurse
5 Leighton, George
6 Watt, Alex, veterinary sm-g.
8 Weems, Alex.
11 Swanston,Wm.mess.-at-arms
11 M'Ai'thur, J. railway contr.
12 Roberts, Geo. builder
St James' Square.
1 Ferguson, Miss
1 WUkie, Mrs W.
1 Leith, Samuel
3 Lizars, W. H. engraver
4 Brown, Thomas, architect
4 Bryce, David
4 Roberts, G. builder
4 Taylor, John, builder
4 Jamieson, Alex, cowfeeder
5 Homoeopathic Dispensary
5 Grady, John, mess.-at-arms
5 Birrell, William
6 Ferguson, J. H. grocer
8 Bell, George, cabinetmaker
8 Mm-ray, Abijah
9 Fearns, Robert
11 Aitken and Campbell
12 Murray, Wm. upholsterer
13 Bowie, Mrs
13 Sandeman, John
13 Carnduff, J. tailor
13 Trotter, J. flesher
13 Carstairs, George
13 Banks, W.
13 Leslie, George
13 M'Ewan, Peter
14 Tullis, R. & Co. papermakers
15 Seton, Gregor
15 Nisbet, John
15 Coghill, John, storekeeper
15 Le Conte, John
15 Winter, Mrs
15 Butti, J. A.
16 Forbes, James
17 Forbes, Walter
17 Murdoch, James
17 Hately, Thos. L.
17 Dickson, John, jun,
17 Johnston, Robert, chaplain
18 M'Lean, Chas. enameller
18 Webster, And. mess.-at-arms
19 Schenck & M'Farlane,lithogs.
20 Steven, Wm.
21 Cormack, James
21 Watt, Andrew, saddler
22 Ferguson, Archd.
23 Wightman, J.
23 Munros and Drysdale
23 Mmiro, J. W. macer
23 Gordon, R. mess.-at arms
23 Colcleuch, Mrs
24 Marshall, Ramsay, & Co.
merchants
24 Brown, David, water officer
25 Hill, Wm. accountant
25 Land, E. M. & Co. printers
25 General Trade Protection
Offices
25 Brown, Mrs
25 Christie, Mrs
25 Hay, Mrs Alexander
25 Douglas, Mrs
26 Kerr, George
26 Wemyss, And. trunk maker
26 Blackwell, J. C. agent
26 Soutter, Jas.
27 Adam, Alex, teacher
28 pups' Albion hotel
29 Wilson, James
30 Black, Geo. mess.-at-arms
30 Cooper, Charles
30 Griffith, J. accountant
30 Griffith, Mrs
30 Whitelaw, James
30 Caw, John, mess.-at-arms
30 Watson, Thos. clothier
30 Phillips, Jas. (G. P. 0.)
30 Chalmers, John, surveyor
31 Rutherford, Misses
St James' Street, E.
2 Hately, John, cowfeeder
4 Sinclair, D. comm. traveller
4 Dalziel, William, engraver
4 Blyth, David
St James' Street, S.
1 M'Intosh, John, mail guard
1 Sloan, Miss M.
1 Conuell, Mrs
5 Tait, Thomas
5 Mercer, Miss
5 Mackain, .James, shoemaker
7 Hardie, William, victualler
11 M'Intosh, John, shoemaker
11 Trotter, Robert, joiner
16 Snow, John, flesher
17 Fleming T. bill. -table maker
St Jam
STKEET DIRECTORY.
St Pat 263
17 Hume, Thomas, plumber
17 MacDonald, John, porter
18 Stobo, John, grocer
19 Moffat, J. victual-dealer
19 Dundas, Jas. letter-can-ier
19 Thomson, G. tailor
19 Macdonald, J. {G. P. 0.)
19 Low, John, bootmaker
19 Robertson, James, lodgings
22 Fraser, Mrs J. grocer
23 Police Office
14: Scougal & Diysdale, grocers
12 Simpson, James
10 Easton, Miss
10 Brown, A. bootmaker
10 Anderson, Alex. G.
6 Liddle, James, upholsterer
6 Lawson, James
6 Thomson, Wm.
6 Dugdale, Jos. mail guard
6 Donaldson, George, wright
4 Walker, William, baker
2 Shepherd, William
St James' Street, M.
1 Shepherd, Wm.
1 Hay, Wm. cooper
2 Thomson, Wm.
3 Thomson, John
4 Ramsay, Mrs
5 Bannerman, Miss, embroidr
5 Robertson, J. coach-hirer.
5 Aitken, James
St Johu's HUl.
1 Campbell, William
2 Brown, Hugh
2 Wilson, David, teacher
3 Balfour, Rev. William
3 Balfour, Andrew
3 Balfour, Thomas, A.G., M.D.
6 Waterson, George
29 Robertson, Wm. J. of P.-O.
30 Smith, D. dyer
30 Barrowman, William
St John Street.
1 Brown, D. R.
1 Blaikie, James
1 Blaikie, James, jun.
1 Taylor, William
1 Slater, Andrew
1 Cameron, William
2 Milligan, John
3 Bonar, Rev. A. R.
4 Middleton, John
5 Girle, G. H. leather merchant
6 Christie, John
7 GuUand, Mrs George
8 Johnstone, David
9 Clark, Rev. John
10 Hill, James, merchant
11 Yule, J., W.S.
12 Aitchison, Wm. John
13 Johnstone, John
15 Aitchison, Mrs
16 Episcopal Church Society
Training Institution —
Rev. John Hunter, A.M.
principal
18 Ford, J. flint-glass manufac.
18 Hay, John, inspector of pa-
rochial board
19 House of Industry — Mrs
Gemmell, matron
20 Mein, Alexander
21 Alexander, H. D. surgeon
22 Liston, Alexander
St lieonard's Hill.
1 Craig, Janet, spirit dealer
6 Pringle, James, grocer
Creigh, T. R. (Gibraltar ho.)
St lieonard's I^ane.
9 Miller, A.
11 Sinton, William, slater
St lieonard's Street.
1 Davidson, A. hairdresser
17 Rough, John, merchant
21 M'Dougall, Dougall
81 Brown, Matthew
39 Laurie, Mrs
39 Danks, John
41 Inglis, Wm. victual dealer
43 Sherriff, David, shoemaker
45 Niven, Wm. baker
57 Dixon, Thomas and Son, coal
merchants
59 Brown, Rob. coal merchant
M'Combie, D. spirit dealer
79 Guthrie, Cha. coal merchant
70 Munro, Mrs, spirit dealer
70 Walker, Edward
70 Hutton, Mrs, midwife
70 Maclagan, Thos. teacher of
dancing
70 Grey, Alex, horse dealer
Henry Street intersects.
62 Wight, Charles, spirit dealer
58 Henderson, J. horse dealer
42 Muir, Wm. baker
40 Dodds, Alexander
38 Stobie, W. victual dealer
36 Mercer, James, slater
32 Reid, Robert, bootmaker
26 Afileck, R. grocer
Dalkeith Colliery
20 Nisbet, Robert
12 Somerville, Robert
10 Ferrier, Charles, grocer
8 Ker, Robert D.
8 Ker, Thomas and Son, corn
merchants
St PauVs Church
2 Wilson, Abigail, victual and
spirit dealer
St Margaret's Convent.
Emilie, Mrs M. superior
St margaret's Station.
N. Brit. Railway Works —
Petre, Honourable Edward,
manager
Scott, William
Stewart, John, gatekeeper
St Mary's Wynd.
2 Docherty, James
2 Dow, W. cork-sole maker
4 Conway, Patrick, clothier
15 Boylan, Philip, tailor
37 Ferguson, John, broker
54 Sutherland, W. hatter
66 Johnston, A. currier
67 Young, R. and Co. tailors
68 Johnston, James, currier;
73 M'Guire & Co. hat makers
70 Johnston, D. currier
84 Smart, Mrs J. spirit dealer
84 Borrowman, W. victualler
St Patrick Square.
1 Todd, A. bookseller
2 Murray, Robt. confectioner
3 Gray, A. ironmonger
4 Fowler, John, shoemaker
4 Irons, David, tailor
4 Thompson, P. agent
4 Thomson, John, printer
4 Thomson, Mrs, stay and
bandage maker
5 Hutchison, Robert
5-B Barker, Thos. Inspector of
letter-carriers
5-B Young, Thos. watchmaker
5-B Aikman, Mrs J.
5-B Lamb, Thos. slater
6-B Lidgate, J. leather merchant
7 Thomson, Miss B.
7 Simpson, Mrs, grocer
8 Bradshaw, John
9 Taylor, A. grocer
10 Scott, Mrs
10 Brown, Hugh, agent
10 Chapman, Thos.
10 Archibald, Geo.
13 Forest, T. smith
Clerk Street intersects.
14 Dunn, Thomas, flesher
15 Livingston, Alex, agent
17 Walsh, Mrs, lodgings
17 Duff, Mrs
17 Carnie, John
17 Ross, Robert, tailor
19 Murray, John
19 Nicolson, Mrs
19 Menzies, James
19 Barrowfnan, Mrs
19 Robertson, Daniel, agent
19 Dun, Andrew
20 Henderson, John, S.S.C.
21 Caird, J. surgeon, F.R.C.S.E,
22 Banks, Alex, bookbinder
22 Bruce, Mrs
22 Ramage, Mrs
22 Gunn, George
23 Martin, Mrs, lodgings
23 Sibbald, Andrew, teacher
24 Grant, Miss
24 Clinkscales, Robert
24 Young, Robert
25 Bell, Robert, architect
26 Rodger, William, writer
27 Moffat, Mrs
27 Huie, Mrs James
27 Brown, Mrs
27 Smith, James
264 Si Pat
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Sax
28 Campbell, John, painter and
glazier
29 Johnston, W. cowfoeder
32 Crawford, D.
32 Buncle, A. potato dealer
33 Kae, W. chimney-sweeper
St Patrick Street.
1 Macgregor, Alexander
2 Gibb, James, grocer
3 Robertson, Robt. tobacconist
4 Stirling, J. wholesale grocer
5 Frier, Matthew, baker
C Ronaldson, William
7 Smith, George, fruiterer
8 Wighton, Wm. watchmaker
5 Brooks, Jliss Jessie
8 Hyndman, A. lodgings
St Roqne.
Ivory, Wm. (of MaclacTdan
and I.)
St Stephen's Street.
1 Ramsay, John, cabinet maker
Ramsay, Wm. & Co. slaters
St Vincent Street.
1 Amot, John, AV.S.
1 Amot, Mrs
1 Goodbum, Mrs
1 Gemble, Sirs
1 Kenward, W. D.
3 Stevenson, John, spirit dealer
6 Ordnance Sui'vey Office
7 Martin, AVilliam
7 Mackie, Miss, milliner
7 Foulis, Miss
7 Watt, Miss E. dressmaker
7 Smith, Alex. M. teacher
7 Sutherland, Misses
9 Robertson, Mrs
11 Moffat, AVm. spirit merchant
1 6 Alexander, Richard
16 Rogers, John
16 Dnimmond, Thos. builder
16 Porteous, Misses
16 Taylor, James, printer
16 M'Leod, Gordon
18 Ramsaj', Wm. slater
8 Ponton, George, baker
8 Forrest, Mrs W. H.
6 Henderson, Robert, S.S.C.
6 Adam, Geo. {Sasine Office)
6 M'Culloch, Mrs Wm. lodgings
6 Wilson, James
6 Mm-ray, Wm. S.S.C.
6 Henrj', John, (J. S. ^- H.)
4 Alexander, Rev. John
4 Riddle, James
2 Carr, Mrs, straw-hat maker
Salamander Street.
1 Buchanan, Mrs J. Black Bull
inn j
4 Taylor, William, & Co. j
10 Ranken, Peter, coal merchant j
37 Drysdale, Janet, spirit dealer '
42 Edin. ^' Leith Glass Co. \
42 Turnbull, Alexander ;
43 Fleming, A. B. printing ink
manufacturer
58 Reid, James, merchant
59 Gray, Wm. & Co. merchants
Salisbury Cireen.
Stark, Miss
Cunyngham, H. L. Dick
Salisbury Place.
1 Bruce, Mrs James
2 Jlaxweli, Mrs James
3 Knox, Captain Alexander
4 Dunlope, Mrs
5 Burns, John
7 Nichol, James, bookseller
8 Lewis, John (ofX. ^Beater')
9 Goguel, Wm. Fleming
9 Goguel, Mrs, senior
10 Wyse, Mrs Dr
11 Scott, Andrew, outfitter
12 Ogle, R. bookseller
13 M'Crie, Mrs Dr
Salisbury Place, W.
8 Wright, Henry
9 Ranken, David, flesher
Salisbury Road.
1 Anderson, Wm. merchant
3 Dick, Charles, brewer
5 Hood, Robert, M.D.
7 Miller, Robert
9 Weddel, Tliomas
11 Gillespie, Andrew
13 Walker, D. general agent
15 Geddes, Colonel John
17 Cimningham, Rev. W., D.D.
19 Ritchie, Rev. J., D.D., A.M.
10 Wigham, John, jun.
8 Carphin, George
8 Carphin, Mrs
6 Wemyss, AV. deputy-commis-
sary-general
4 Smith, George
2 Hill, Richard, Esq.
Salisbury Square.
1 Galloway, R. S.
2 Scott, Joim
2 M'Laren, Wm, printer
3 Kempster, Thos. sheriff officer
Salisbury Street.
1 Symington, J. spirit dealer
2 Wood, Simon
2 Nichol, Alexander
4 Melville, Andrew
4 Jackson, Mrs, lodgings
6 Downie, Ciiarles
7 Macpherson, D.
7 Hunter, Mrs Andrew R.
7 Galletly, Mrs
7 Henderson, Adam
9 Stoddart, Mrs A.
10 BroAvii, C. watchmaker
13 Alder, William
14 Munro, George
16 Morgan, John B.
17 Watson, James, cooper
18 Rutherford, Mrs, lodgings
19 Howe, William
19 Toshach, E. H. cabineimakcr
19 M'Kenzie, A.
19 Thorbum, Mrs E.
19 Wilson, Robert, batter
19 Hodge, Mrs
19 Shawe, William
21 Young, Robert
21 Hetherton, Henry
21 Hopekirk, Adam , printer
22 Waraker, William
23 Field, E. teacher of drawing
24 Peacock, Thomas
24 Millar, David
24 Young, David
27 Grieve, James
Sandiland's Close.
Neilson, George & Son
Sandport Street.
1 Braidwood, James, grocer
2 Butiment, Mrs
2 Guthrie, Wm., shipmaster
4 Methuen, James, fish-curer
10 Pourie, John & Sons, coopers
11 Wallace, J. and Son, copper-
smiths
12 Wallace, R. B. bra.ssfomider
13 Douglas, Mrs J. tobacconist
14 and 15 Gillespie, Gordon J.
16 Wright, 3Irs, lodgings
17 Boyne, A. spirit dealer
18 Flett, George, tailor
21 Wright, Roba-t, baker
22 Laing, Alexander, tailor
23 Dow, Mrs, innkeeper
26 Eadie, James, hairdresser
28 Begbie, W_ stone warehouse
29 IM'Kendrick, Robert, tailor
33 Paton, Walter, surveyor
35 M'Kendrick, AVm. shoemaker
37 Donaldson, P. spirit dealer
Saunders^ Streets
3 Prettie, Mrs
3 Laurie, A. upholsterer
3 Aird, Thomas-
3 Thomson, Mrs, cook
4 Buchanan, Jane, grocer
5 Dryden, James, builder
5 Sherriff, W. C.
5 AVilson, Isabella, cowfeeder
6 Rutter, Joseph
6 Barton, John
6 Ross, H.
6 Cloag, Peter, writer
6 Stephens, Mrs
6 Frazer, Robert
10 Lothian, Peter, gardener
13 Taylor, David
Saxe-Coburg- Place*
3 Smith, Miss
4 Kerr, Lieut. George
5 Dalziel, Miss Jane Craig
6 Hill, George, merchant
7 Darling, Mrs
8 Davidson, Mrs
1 1 Campbell, Mrs liajoT
Sci
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265
12 Munro, James
13 Muir, Rev. Wm., D.D.
14 Hope, James
24 Bruce, Rev. John, D.D,
28 Anderson, John
29 Fyfe, Mrs
30 Black, James
31 Gaunter, Robert
32 Law, Miss
Scieiiiies.
Kerr, Andrew
2 Burnet, John
4 Sutherland, James
7 Roughead, P. C.
7 Dobbie, Thomas
Miller, David
8 Crichton, M. H.
11 Duncansou, Thomas
23 Brown, Robert, brasstbunder
Law, Mrs Andrew Thomson,
Retreat cottage
Cowan, Mrs, Sciennes Hill
house
Laurie, Peter, Helena cottage,
Sciennes hill
Dobson, Robert, (Hughsnn
and D.) Melbourne house
Sciennes Street.
1 Young, Mrs Geo., grocer
5 Laurie, James, grocer
12 Napier, John
12 Ranken, David, flesher
14 Bertram, William and George
Scotland Street.
1 Grahame, Alexander, dairy
1 Fraser, John, teacher
1 Gibson, 3Irs
1 Murray, Andrew, AV.S.
1 AVelsh, John
1 Hamilton, John, AV.S.
1 Dall, Patrick, R.N.
3 Allan, Alexander
3 Welsh, John, grocer
5 Gardner, Miss
7 Johnston, John G.
7 Ions, James, agent
7 Horetzky, jMonsieur, teacher
9 Hogg, John
11 Henry, AVilliam, builder
1 1 Scott, William
11 Galletly, Alexander
15 Kerr, Miss
17 Giles, Mrs
17 Peaston, J.
19 Lees, Charles, R.S.A.
21 Henderson, William,
23 Black, C. {A. and C. Black)
23 Dickson, J. sen.
25 Mackintosh, Rev. Lachlan
25 Edmonston, Alexander
25 Renton, James, S.S.C.
25 Gibson, G. agent
27 Bonar, Misses
29 Hallard, F. advocate
3 r Guild, Mrs
31 Touch, Anthony ]M.
31 Livingston, J. outfitter
s
31 Sime, Thomas
35 Cooper, Robert, lodgings
35 Burnside, Mrs
35 M'Intyre, Mrs
35 Cameron, John
35 Whitelaw, G.
35 Smith, Mrs G.
Raihray Station
M'Ewan, D. pavement mer.
Coal Offices: —
Duncan, Colin, and Son
Baigrie, Thomas
Sword, James
Waldie, James
Russell, Alexander
28 Hill, John (B. L. Co.)
2G Browne, Mrs
24 Sinclair, Wm. com. mercht.
22 Marline, James
22 Baxter, Misses
22 Elgin, Wm. jun.
22 Bennet, Miss
22 Christie, William
22 Pinkerton, Miss
22 Young, Alexander
22 Young, R. merchant
18 Pringle, William
16 Grant, Mrs
16 Edward, John
15 Bruce, Mrs
16 Finlay, Thomas
14 Grant, Robert, jun.
14 Boyd, James, cabinetmaker
14 Geliatly, John, engraver
12 Liddle, Joseph, S.S.C.
12 Liddell, Joseph M.
10 Whytt, D. K.
10 Scott, Alex, baker
8 CampbeH, John, W.S.
8 Atlas Fire and Life In. Co.
8 Thomson, Misses
8 Russell, J. glass merchant
6 A Ives, Miss
6 Richmond, Miss
6 M'Carter, David
6 M'Carter, JIrs
4 Turnbull, William
2 Dickson, T. coach-hirer
2 Reid, Mrs
2 Robertson, Mrs
2 Morison, Patrick, accountant
2 Crown Life Assurance Co.
2 Henderson, George
Seacot Honse.
Stevenson, Admiral James
Seafleld Baths.
Goldie, Miss
Sealield House.
Doig, Charles, writer
Sea field liodg^p.
Logan, 31 rs
Sealield Place.
lunes, John
Scott, Mrs Isabella
AVatt, David, spirit dealer
Inglis, Mrs Peter
Thomson, William
Petrie, R. S.
Ferrier, Mrs James Crawford
Russell, William
Sea Cirove.
Fleming, John, D.D.
Seinple Street.
4 Comb, James, coal merchant
9 Dickson, Thomas
12 Glen, Thomas, coal merchant
14 Ramsay, J. coal agent
19 Denholm, J. chimney-sweep
21 Shaw, AVilliam
Shakspeare Square.
The Box
Theatre lioi/al
1 Smart, Robert, spirit mercht.
2 Frasei-, Donakl, late mercht.
2 Clark, James
2 Wood's Shakspeare hotel
2 Carstairs, A. engraver
3 Dixon, Robert, broker
4 Clark, James, spirit dealer
5 Currie, Thos. spirit dealer
6 King, Chas. S. spirit dealer
7 Russell, James, spirit dealer
7 Dutf, Mrs
8 Robertson, Jon. bootmaker
8 Armet, AV. and Son, tailors
8 Stewart, D. lodgings
8 AVells, James
10 Mitchell, F. G. and Co. mers.
12 Niven, John, hotel and tavern
Shandwick Place.
1 Allan, Alex, cabinetmaker
1 Hislop, John, spirit dealer
2 Grinton, George, draper
3 Miller, Mrs, ofGlenlee
4 Forbes, AA'illiam, advocate
5 Pringle, AVilliam, lodgings
6 Macmahon, Richd. lodgings
6 Bell, Ben. R, advocate
8 Bell, Benjamin, surgeon
9 Russell, Alex. Jas., C.S.
9 Russells and Nicolson, C.S.
10 Mackay, Robert, AA'.S.
11 Graham, Humphrey, AV.S.
13 Jones, Rev. T. Henshaw
14 Roland, Misses M. and A.
15 Hepburn, George
16 Geddes, Jn. mining engineer
1 7 Sharp, Miss H. milliner
SherifT Brae.
1 M'Dermaid, Mrs, grocer
3 Cooper, AV. cowfeeder
9 Thomson, AVilliam, merchant
I St Thomas's Church
! 24 M'Intosh, pavement mercht.
24 Lawrie, Andrew, merchant
I 24 Thomson, AVm. coal mercht.
I 24 Davidson, John, salt manufr.
i 24 Davidson, John, & Co. ship-
brokers
25 Allan and Gavin, wine mer-
chants
266 Sho
26 Graham, T. corn dealer |
32 Taylor, G. dairyman
38 Couston, D. corn dealer
34 Ainslie, J. coal merchant
36 Beadie, J. C. merchant
Shore.
Toicer Street intersects.
3 and 4 Mackenzie, A. spirit
dealer
5 Millars & Arthur, merchants
5 Scottish Colour Works
'Timber Btish intersects.
10 Cormack, J. spirit dealer
10 Watt, Mrs, lodgings
12 M'Lareu, Thos. spirit dealer
14 General Steam Naviga. Co.
18 Scott, A. B. tailor
20 M'Lean, N. New Ship hotel
20 Marshall, iirs George
22 Mason, John, spirit dealer
24 Eodger, AV. P. spirit dealer
28 Lent, James, Old Ship tavern
31 Crawford, W. baker
33 Smart, John, spirit dealer
34 Doig, Alexander, spirit dealer
35 Edin. Ropery Co^s. store
Bernard Street intersects.
36 Reid and Son, booksellers
38 Rutherford, W. spirit dealer
40 Simpson, Mrs, draper
41 Jleiklereid, D. shipmaster
41 Simpson, Walter
42 Janiieson, Bernard, spirit dlr.
43 Smith, Adam, hairdresser
44 & 45 Aitchison, John, spirit
merchant
50 Wight, Andre\v, spirit mer.
51 Walker, David, ironmonger
52 Grant, John, confectioner
53 Henderson, James, mercht.
54 Peacock, A. tobacco manuf.
56 Galium, Thomas
58 Boyd, Sam. merchant
59 Walker, James, printer
59 Monisou, Charles, agent
60 Gunn, W. spirit dealer
62 Smith, James, spirit dealer
64 Edmond, John, ropemaker
65 M'Lennan, D. spirit dealer
67 London and Edin. Ship Co.
68 Hunter, James, grocer
69 Bain, John, shoemaker
Queen Street intersects.
70 Strachan, W. grocer
71 London and Leith Old Ship-
ping Company
71 Linklater's Mrs M. tavern
72 Durie, David, grocer
74 Letham, James, tobacconist
75 Chalmers, James, spirit deal.
76 Maclver, AV. merchant
77 Leith Medical Hall
77 Milner, Ebenezer, surgeon
78 Napier, Mrs, spirit merchant
79 Fenton, A. and Co. merclits.
80 Gunn, James, agent
81 Taylor, Mrs, dairy
83 Robertson, Mrs, A. spirit dlr.
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Sou
f^hrub Place.
Eagle & Henderson, nursery
Melrose, J. manager, nursery
AA^allace and AVhite, sculptors
Maxwell, Mrs, Shrub Hill ho.
2 Chalmers, AA'^illiam and Co.
3 Slight, Alexander
3 Kerr, James
3 Neilson, John (G.P.-O)
3 Stott, Mrs AAllliam
4 Allan, G. baker
5 Lyall, Alexander, baker
7 Brown, John, butcher
6 Davidson, Charles
6 AA^auch, Robert
6 Ruddiman, Mrs
6 Dickson, Mrs Thomas
6 Chadwick, Mrs James, grocer
8 Stott, Mrs AVilliam, grocer
10 A'eitch, Robert, grocer
Sidney Place.
Hamilton, Mrs Chas. (lodge)
Silverfield.
Young, AVm. colour merchant
Silvermills.
Eckford, AA'alter
Baird, John, skinner
Dick, Thomas, tailor
Silvermill Cottag;e.
Johnston, AA'illiam B. artist
Johnstone, James, writer
il'Lean, Mrs
Sime's Court.
Hendry, Wm. Sadlers, iron-
monger
Simon Sqnare.
6 King. R. bell-hanger
10 Pringle, David
24 Young, Mrs, spirit dealer
3 Denholm, James, currier
Smith's Place.
1 Crabbie, R. S. merchant
2 Davidson, J., A.M. teacher
2 Young, Edward, surveyor
2 AVilson, Miss
2 Marshall, R. AA^ merchant
2 Campbell, Duncan
3 Cree, David, agent
3 Morton, Hugh, engineer
4 Morrison, George
6 Spence, Mrs John
7 Glen, John, agent
8 Cree, Mrs AVilliam
8 AVilson, Andrew, S.S.C.
8 AVatt, Nath.
9 Smart, R. C. engraver
9 Davidson, R. D. merchant
10 AVatson, Mrs Ebenezer
Raimes, John
Raimes, Blanshard, & Co.
15 Blanshard, G.
17 Blaushard, Thomas
13 Gentleman, James, merchant
11 Smart, Rev. John, D.D.
Society.
9 Berry, David, mason
9 Prager, Mrs, ladies' nurse
22 Moir, Robert (G.P.-O.)
22 Kigie, AVilliam, tailor .
22 Ferguson, G, sheriff-officer
22 Cockson, Mrs, shawl-danier
Somerset Cottag^e.
Ronaldson, John, writer
South Bridg'e.
1 Cooper and Co. merchants
2 Cooper, Thos. and Co. agents
3 AVilson, J. & Co. silk mercers
6 Scott, Low, and Co. drapers
7 Oliphant, AV'. and Sons, book-
sellers
9 Scott, Peter, woollen draper
10 Foyer, John, hatter
13-13 Tait, AV. trimming wareh.
13 Morton, A. ribbon mercliant
15 Darling, Miss, milliner
16 Fraser, A. tailor
16 Grant, James D. tailor and
clothier
16 Lawson, Michael
16 Smith, S. tailor
16 Cuthbertson, AV. J. bookseller
and stationer
18 Middlemas, James, clothier
20 Livingston, John, clothier
, 21 Anderson, John, bootmaker
I 22 Espie, George and James
23 Munro, Alexander, clothier
23 Steel, J. C. dressmaker
23 Inglis, Mis, ladies' nurse
16 Goodsir, George, clothier, out-
fitter, &c.
25 Greathead, H. turner, toy and
fancy bazaar
26 Bird, Thomas
27 Gordon, AA". tailor
27 Mather, Mrs, ladies' nurse
28 Paton, A. shoemaker
29 Gray, AA'illiam, hatter
30 Gray, AVilliam, hosier
31 Barker and Forbes, tailors
31 Spence, J. tailor and clothier
31 Turner, D. draper
32 Darling, Wm. general merch.
33 Bell, A. & Co. bootmakers
34 Gibson, D. L. silk mercer
35 So. Bridge Pawnhroking Co.
35 Orrock & Romanes, bookbdrs.
36 Panton, AVm. clothier
37 Mason, & Co, David, tea and
coffee salesmen
38 Tibbets, G. and H. G. hatters
39 Edinburgh Loan Company.
— Robert AA'iison, manager
39 Wilkinson, W., M D.
39 Davidson, James, optician
40 Danks, AV. and Co.
41 M'Gachie, James, jeweller
42 M'Fcat, Mrs AV. china mer.
43 Miller, J. draper
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44 Thomson, John, pawnbroker
44 M'Lead, Donald, agent
44 Stewart, John
44 Carmichael, Walter
44 Pratt, Robert, tailor
44 Glass, E. printer
45 Christie, Henry, tobacconist
46 Donaldson, 'William
47 Bnrsess, G. bootmaker
48 Weddell, William
49 Ogle and Murray, booksellers
and stationers
50 Craigie, J. straw- bonnet mf.
50 Fryde, James, teacher
50 Crawford, J. wareliouseman
51 Harley, W. bootmaker
52 Grinton, James, draper
53 J. and A. Stevenson, Berlin
warehouse
54 Armour, Harry, printer
54 Easton, George
54 Howie, James, commis. agent
54 Miller, John, watchmaker
55 M'Ricliane, & Co. D. under-
takers
56 Walker, D. agency office
57 Johnstone, Misses E. and J.
59 Banks, J. die and stamp cut.
69 Home, Robert
69 Dewar, W. teacher of dancing
59 Francalanza, Tlios. teacher of
fencing
59 Hunter, Andrew
60 Murray, John,
62 Finlayson, D. confectioner
63 Macintosh, John, tobacconist
63 St Clair, Mrs
63 St Clair, J. P. teacher
64 M'Lachlan and Stewart
65 Imrie, H. confectioner
66 Taylor, Mrs milliner
67 Murray, A. grocer
69 Inglis, Wm. coachmaker
71 School of Arts
^ 71 Lees, George, LL.D. lec-
~ turer on natural philoso-
K phy. School of Arts
Vi 71 Jamieson, A. turner
S 71 Aitken, J. tea merchant
-§ 72 Paton, H. carver and gilder
■^ 73 Wright, A. Balfour, seed,
merchant
73 Wells and Russell, auctions.
75 Brown, Rev. Archibald
67 Paterson,H ugh, &Co. carpet
warehouse
78 Kirkwood & Murray, meres.
79 St Clair, J. teacher of violin
79 Sinclair, J. jun. shawl mer.
82 Rombachs Brothers, & Co.
toy warehouse
82 Stevenson, Mrs, ladies' nurse
82 M'Glashan, James
82 Frier, John
82 M'Kenzie, J. clockmaker
84 Christie and Alexander
85 Kerr, T. and Sons, clothiers
8G Hardie, Charles
86 Roland, G. fencing master
86 Nicol, W., LL.D. teacher
86 Allan, James, tailor
87 Waddell, John, fruiterer
89 Darling, AV. general mcrcht.
90 Stevenson, John
90 Miller, John M. bookseller
90 Hartley, Thos. F. tailor
92 Laule, F. German clock mkr.
93 Darling, G. tailor & clotliier
94 Darling, W. gen. merchant
94 Sutherland, 1). R. stationer
96 Levi, M. A. outfitter
97 Forbes, P. & Co. wine mers.
98 Assay Office
98 Goldsniiihs^ Hull
99 M'Cann, J. merchant
100 Dick, Robt. woollen draper
101 Hill, John, sec. Property In-
vestment Company
102 Scottish Property Invest-
ment Company
102 Smith, John, tailor
102 Robertson, John E.
104 Craig, A. and Co. cloth mers,
105 Gilford, James, merchant
105 Crow, Wm. tailor
105 Smith, J. shawl manufac.
106 Livingston and Gibson, cloth
merchants
107 Craig Brothers, woollen
drapers
108 Smith, Geo. shawl manufac.
Spence's IMace,
Castle Barns,
4 Henderson, John, painter
5 Porteous, Alexander
7 Haldane, J. and C. coal mer-
chants
8 Menzies, William, M.D.
^pence's Place.
1 Crombie, James, carter
4 Leith Barm Co. (bakers)
7 Dunstone, William, clerk
7 Halley, James, clerk
7 Smith, David, clerk
8 Liglis, Mrs, spirit dealer
10 Smith, Mrs, grocer
18 Pentland, Y. J. & Son, coopers
l§pittal Street.
1 Williamson, Adam, bookseller
3 Paterson, J. watchmaker
3 Cullum, John B.
4 Middlemass, Robert
6 Dean, John, bricklayer
7 Clarkson, W. builder
7 Stewart, Walter
Galbraith, Christopher
Grant and Gibson
FuUerton, Thomas
Spring: Ciardensj
Ahhey Hill.
Shaw, William
Brown, Mrs
Alder, Henry
Henderson, George
Mack, AVm. B.
Reid, Robert, Spring villa
Spring: Gardens.
1 Wood, Mrs
1 Morris, H. shoemaker
3 Pringle, James
4 Tiiin, William & Son, flcshers
5 Gray, A. F. chemist
6 Brodie, Wm. sculptor
6 Crighton, James, grocer
6 Rae, David, builder
8 Rae, H. silk mercer
9 Young, David, painter
Spring:fleld.
Wood, John, dairy
2 Butti, Lewis
4 Lawton, Mrs
5 Topham, Mrs Frances
6 Aire, Miss
9 Shotts Iron Co.
10 Sinclair, Alexander, manager
Stafford Street.
1 Robertson, James, baker
1 Ramsden, Jas. wool mercht.
1 M'Donald, Mrs Geo. grocer
3 Arcus, Mrs, lodgings
5 Beck, Miss
7 Cruickshanks, Miss
9 Smith, Robert, S.S.C.
9 Watson, Mrs David
Lane, Waterston, J. wright
11 Hair, Mrs, lodgings
U Boyle, Arch. T. advocate
1 3 Drover, Miss
15 Barlow, Mrs
21 Brown, Miss, of Newton
23 Mack, Mrs W. G.
25 Shaw, Mrs John
27 Colquhoun, Miss
30 Campbell, Miss
28 Brodie, Miss
26 Graham, Mrs
24 Madagan, David, accountant
22 Strangman, Mrs
1 6 Steuart, Miss
14 Moinet, John, accountant
12 Duffin, Mrs
10 Dalziel, Miss
8 Brown, Dr Andrew, surgeon
6 Meek, Andrew, hosier
6 Meed, Mrs, boarding estab.
4 Leckie, Mrs
2 Reikie, James, fruiterer
2 Henderson, John, builder
2 Robertson, James, baker
StanM'ell Lodg:e.
Methven, Thomas, seedsman
Starbauk Place.
Horn, Peter
Wallace, George, wright
Strasenburgh, Robert
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Turpie, Mrs, lodgings
Richardson, Mrs Jas. grocer
Stead's Place.
1 Smith, George
1 M']\Iurray, W. and J.
1 Cameron & Co. paper makers
I Fullarton and Co. printers
3 M'Farlane, Robt. (TF. and J.
M'-Murray)
9 Waldie, James, merchant
10 Pringle, Mrs Andrew, >^pirit
dealer
SteTenla^r's Close.
Ironside, Edmund, carver
Black, John, paper-ruler
Mackaj', Thomas, tailor
Neilson, Mrs James, lodgings
M'Culloch, Alex.
Ewart, Wm., cabinetmaker
Stewartfield.
Tenneut, Hugh B.
Stockbridg-e market.
8 Young, John, flesher
18 Baird, James, fruiterer
23 Young, Peter, flesher
Stonefield.
Anderson, John
Cleghoru, Mrs
Barnes, Misses
Hunter, Wm. builder
Steel, James, shoemaker
Steel, Mrs John, lodgings
Strlchen's Close.
Aitken, John, coffee-house
AVright, J. japanner
M'Gregor, John, tobacconist
Johnstone & Hunter, printers
Staart Street, Great.
1 Kreutzer, Bemhard
1 Morris, James, wine mercht.
1 Morris, Robert, stationer
2 Bucher, Sig. music teacher
2 Brunton, John, tailor
3 Christison, J. advocate
5 Eraser, iliss Janet
6 Edmonstoun, Mrs
6 Cay, Miss
6 Richardson, David, architect
6 Finlay, Charles, writer
7 Tods and Romanes. W.S.
7 Tod, John, W.S.
7 Tod, John R., W.S.
7 Jamieson, A.
7 Moir, Misses
8 Campbell, John, M.D.
8 Fuller, Miss
8 Stark, Robert, ^I.
8 Innes, Wm. {Union Bank)
9 Blackburn, R. B. advocate
I I Murray, Lord
13 Swinburne, Lieut. -Col. T. R.
15 Bell, R. advocate
15 >roncreiff, J. Lord Advocate,
M.P.
16 Aytoun, Wm. E., advocate
17 Playfair, W. FL, advocate
18 Wotherspoon and Mack
18 Wotherspoon, W., S.S.C.
19 Addison, Rev. B.
20 Boyce, Mrs
20 Hudson, T. commercial agent
20 Craig, James
Staart Street.
]^I'Kerlie, Robert
Patterson, J. R. )
Sammerfield.
1 Archer, Robert
2 Robertson, John Tiiomas
2 Robertson, Mrs Dr ,
3 Sinclair, Wood, cooper ;
4 White, Alexander '
5 Ballantyne, John
6 Blaekie, George V. gardener
Sammerfleld House.
Findlater, Mrs
Duff, Rev. Henry
Sammerhall.
Robertson, Wm. brewer
M'Donald, Andrew
Robertson, David B.
Robertson, William
Brydon, James, builder
Snmmerhall Place.
Carmichael, Mitchell
Wilson, Mrs C.
Handyside, iliss
2 Murray, John
3 Work,' Peter
3 Slight, George
3 Bell, R. C. engraver
3 Richardson, AVm. engraver
Snmmer Place.
2 Munro, Wm. merchant
3 [Marshall, Mrs
3 Daniel, AVilliam S.
3 Thomson, ]\Irs
4 Darling, Robert, shoemaker
5 Burns, G. grocer
Snnbnry Uistiilery.
Menzies, Graham, Sunbury
house
ilenzies, Graham, and Co.
distillers
Craig, James, manager
Diysdale, Andrew
Hendry, Ewing
Patrick, Robert
Cattanach, Wm. cashier
Sonny Bank.
Hossack, AVm. spirit dealer
Snrg^eon's Square.
6 Lock Hospital — Mrs Wood,
matron
Swanfield.
M'Dougali, James, gardener
Henderson, John, agent
Wilson, W. millmaster
Sviinton Row.
Xasmyth, J. and Co.
Cooper, Thomas, silversmith
Souter, James, turner
M'Donald, A. and Co.
Forbes, W. jun. brasstbunder
Sylvan Place.
1 Fairgrieve, Thomas
1 Chalmers, James K.
1 Chalmers, 51 rs
2 Gifford, John
3 Limout, Mrs John
4 Moxey,GeorgeT.,M.D. R.N. ,
5 Aitken, Alexander
Tanfield.
Tajdor, Joseph, and Son,
merchants
Stewart, R. G. druggist
Taylor, Joseph, Tanfield house
Tarbet Street.
1 Ross, Robert
1 Gordon, Mrs G.
1 Swan, Andrew
[ Teviot Row.
1 Kay, J. & Son, cabinetmaks.
2 Burton, Mrs William
2 Mossman, Miss
3 Mathers, David
4 Dunn, James, painter
: 5 Robertson, Jas.
6 Clark, John
7 Burn, John, M.D.
8 Thomson, A. surgeon
9 Stothert, Miss M.
; 10 Scott, A. architect
1 11 Glen, Mrs Captain
12 Clapperton, Thomas
Thistle Court.
1 RoUand and Thomson, W.S.
2 Spence, Mrs Peter
I 2 Renton, James, S.S.C.
I 2 Stacey, J. M., S.S.C.
'. 3 Gordon, James
4 Bruce, Alex, writer
Tbistle Street.
1 Swanston, G. H. engraver
; 1 Currie, Peter, teacher
3 Hughes, John, printer
5 Gibson-Craig, Dalziel, and
I Brodie, W.S.
I 5 Elder, James
I 7 Mansfield, T. accountant
7 Spottiswoode, R. accountant
9 Howe, David, printer
11 Queens Printincj Office —
Thomas Constable
17 New Town Dispensary
17 Paterson, Alexander
19 Hall, Wm. teaclier
21 Wright and Finlay, S.S.C.
23 JI'Leod, Kenneth, painter
Thi
23 Falconer, John
23 Mansoii, David, S.S.C.
Hanover Street intersects.
25 Baillie, Wm. bootmaker
25 -Kennedy, James, tailor
25 Dalgleisli, J. tailor
25 Roljb, Charles
25 Cliisholm, Robert, tailor
25 Briers, Wm. baker
27 Hethertou, James, grocer
31 Campbell, Thos. flesher
33 Brown, Andrew, tailor
33 Tait, Miss
39 Cameron, Thos. cabinetmaker
39 Rennie, AVilliam, smith
39 Webb, JIrs
39 M'Callum, Dvui. spirit mer-
chant
41 Rose, James, boot and shoe
maker
49 Dow, Jas. varnish maker
49 Grieve, James, plasterer
51 Dudgeon, Alex, baker
65 Harower, Jlrs
57 Wallace, Alex, shoemaker
59 Steel, AVilliam, upholsterer
59 Adams, Nath. chimney-sweep
59 Mackenzie, Miss, staymaker
59 Thomson, John, wright
C3 Morris, R. shoemaker
Co Hardie, AVm. cabinetmaker
69 Henderson, Jas. cowfeeder
78 ilacfarlane, J. spirit dealer
76 Hume, Peter, flesher
74 Mosses, William, tailor
74 Riddell, John, tailor
74 Peter, David
72 Robertson, Thomas, baker
08 Grieve, John, spirit dealer
62 Moffat, Andw. cabinetmaker
62 Robertson, Duncan, tailor
62 Johnston, D. brassfounder
56 Oman, Nath. tailor
60 Macdonald, Alex. (G.P.-O )
50 Fowler, Jas. tailor
50 Steel, Mrs, midwife
48 Harvie, David, dairyman
46 Lines, Charles, plasterer
42 Pritty, John, printer
23 University Printing Office —
Stevenson & Co.
28 Yellowlees, Alex, wright
28 Macdonald, J. shoemaker
26 Paterson, D. brassfounder
22 Ciiristie, James, shoemaker
22 M'Gregor, John, shoemaker
20 Steedman, Mrs, greengrocer
Hanover Street intersects.
16 Turnbuli, G. and J., W.S.
16 Schoolmasters' Widows'' Fd.
12 Kirkwood, J. jeweller
12 Meek, Robert, jeweller
12 Milne, J. & Co. typefound-
ers
10 Paterson, D. plumber
8 Tod, J. engraver
8 Guthrie, Mrs, dressmaker
'STREKT DIRECTOUr.
Tol
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Thistle m. liaiie, IV.-E.
Murray and Gibb, printers
Bogie, James, smitli
Dutf, Alex, spirit dealer
Brown, A. B.
Thistle St. l.ane, IV.-W.
Kirkwood, W. & Sons, plum-
bers
Thistle St. I^ane^ S.-£.
Rennie, AVilliam, smith
Robb & AViuttet, silversmiths
Nisbet, John, painter
Thomas Street.
1 Park, John, advocate
1 Cameron, Miss
Thomson's Place.
1 Robertson, Mrs William
2 Shoolbraid, Miss
2 Meek, Thos. merchant
2 Sturrock, Thos.
3 Marshall, James
Thorny Bank.
1 Spence, Mrs G. cowfeeder
Timber Bush.
6 Anderson, Robert and Co.
7 Bigger, B. merchant
8 Gillespie & Cathcart, agents
11 Downs & Lethem, merchts.
20 Williams, Edward, mercht.
34 Stocks, D. and Co.
34 Truman, Hanbury, Buxton,
and Co.'s London porter
store
40 Robertson, Brothei-s, merclits.
49 Logan, Hugh, ship carver
58 Lyle, Alexander, agent
70 Henderson, Alex, agent
70 Wotherspoon, B. M. merchant
71 W'ood, G. H. merchant
72 Pattison, Walter G. agent
Tipperlinn.
Langlands, Wm. wright
Bishop, Mrs James
Knox, James, surveyor
Smith, Charles, portioner
Tobag;o Street.
1 Drew, Tliomas, gi-ocer
4 Burn, Captain John, R.N.
5 Hardie, Ralph, cattle-dealer
7 Colderi, John, wright
13 Kemp, Wm. victual dealer
24 Sinclair, John, baker
27 Gray, Andrew, grocer
34 Elder, Wm. victual dealer
Tolbooth ITynd.
Wilson, Andrew, agent
Canongate Charity Work-
house— Miss Safely, matron
Blaikie, James & Son, iron
founders
Tolbooth Wynd,
Leith.
1 Reid, Danl. chimney sweep
3 Cook, T. juii. hatter
4 M'Whinnie, H. siiip master
4 Howie, James, plumber
4 Russell, Hugh, tailor
4 Smitli, George, tailor
6 Howie, J. tea-dealer
7 Greig, John, baker
10 Leask, J. B. ironmonger
Zetland New Shipping Co.
12 Dickson, James, merchant
13 Drummond, William, tailor
13 Bisset, Mrs Thomson
13 Leith Mechani.s^ Library
13 Johnston, Mrs
14 Aitken, William, grocer
16 Brown, James, draper
17 Adam, John, baker
19 Christie, Robt. L. jeweller
20 M'Lellan & Son, booksellers
23 Collier, George, baker
26 Primmer, Jlrs John
27 Scott, Walter, spirit dealer
29 Skilling, John & Son, boot-
makers
31 White, Thomas, dyer
32 Miliar, James, cork-cutter
32 Finlayson, George, painter
33 Finlayson, Thos. druggist
34 Whitehead, L. boot and shoe-
shop
35 Paterson, Robt. baker
36 Hunter, Thos. grocer
37 Ritchie, Walter, plasterer
38 Bleakley, Wm. bootmaker
40 Gilbert, John, pawnbroker
41 Miller, W. spirit merchant
42 M'Lean, C. mattress maker
43 Jeffrey, W. draper
44 Johnston, T. ironmonger
45 Jordan, Mrs John
45 Currie, Adam, shipmaster
46 Harrovrer, Alex, meal dealer
47 Kerr, J. B. umbrella maker
49 Tait, George D.
50 Alston, John, grocer
51 Cockburn, Robt. coffeehouse
51 Leith News-room
51 Hamilton, Jas. flesher
51 Hunter, George, flesher
52 Munro, Robert, bootmaker
53 Paterson, AV. grocer
54 Wright, James, grocer
55 Slimmond, Mrs A. hosier
57 Galloway, Wm. china mercht.
58 Cunningham, A. wright
59 Howie, James, plumber
60 Mercantile Shipping Office
61 M'Lean, A. basketmaker
62 Durie, James, baker
65 Kay, James, basketmaker
66 Spence, A. merchant
68 Angus, Robert, draper
72 Hunter, John, painter
72 Gray, A. cork-cutter
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74 Kilgour, J. tea dealer
75 and 76 Wilkie, T. and A.
diapers
Tollcross.
Anton, James, agent
3 Morrison, James, wright
3 M'Kay, 5Irs
3 Crichton, David
4 Martin, Miss, corsetmaker
5 Law, Jolin, victual dealer
6 Stevens, Wm. cooper
7 Aitken, AVilliam, accountant
8 Prentice, John, cowfeoder
Torphichen Street.
1 Eliott, Miss
3 Cadell, Miss
4 Maitland, Mrs John
4 Torry, John, writer
4 Stevenson, T. G. bookseller
4 "Watt, Mrs 1
6 Dove, Pat. Edward j
7 Robertson, Peter
7 Broun, Lady
7 Forrest, Arthur, receiver. -gen.
7 M'Kav, Mrs Alexander
7 M'Cailum, Duncan, C.E.
7 M'Kean, Robert C.
8 Blair, Miss Hunter
9 Kynocli, Mrs
10 Tait, William
10 Watson, Miss Margaret
10 Baildon, W. druggist
10 Lorimer, John, builder
10 Elder, W'illiam, writer
10 Lorimer, James, C.E.
1 1 Macdonald, Mrs
12 Keir, Miss
13 Tennent, Miss
13 Paul, Henry
13 Rattray, Misses
13 Bushby, Miss
18 Gardner, James
13 Milne, Wm. ( W. &,- J. Milne)
14 Pringle, D. (X B. A. Office)
28 Bridgeford, D. F. writer
28 Robertson, David
28 Adams, Robert
28 Webster, John, teacher
28 Bell, Alex, ironmonger
29 Henry, William
Tow er Street.
Park, R.& J. timber merchts.
Trinity.
Hay, Samuel, Trinity cottage
Hay, Miss, Trinity cottage
Barton, R. Bangbolm bower
Edmond, James, Newbank
Law, George, Rose park
Anderson, John G. Yiewfield
M'Candlish, Wm. Vie^vfield
house
Sivewright, C. K. Cargilfield
Calder, A. Bellfield house
Hutchison, Andrew, Bellfield
cottage
Ramsay, Adam, farmer. Trin-
ity park
Bragg, Alex. G. Lilliput cot.
Harris, Robt. Trinity hut
Thomson, W^. T. Trinity grove
Gardner, W. P. Primrose bank
Fairbaim, Rev. J. Sunnyside
villa
Paterson, Robert, sen. Seacliff
villa
Tuting, Edw. B. Gothic villa
Eckford, Walter, Trinity baths
Webster, Mrs General, Den-
ham green
Low, Lieut. -Col. R. Mayfield
Low, Datid, profes. Mayfield
Mackay, James, gardener,
Trinity mains
Ferrier, David, ilary cottage
Gilmour, Mrs, Mary cottage
Pattison, Mrs, Summer lodge
Yorstoun, A. G. Summer cot.
Wightman, Wm. Rose cottage
Aniot, Misses, Bellevue cot.
Wilson, Wm. gardener, Lix-
mount cottage
Cheape, Douglas, Lixmount
house
Trinity Crescent.
2 Brodie, Alexander
2 Smith, Miss Elizab. lodgings
2 Sutherland, Donald, builder
2 Marshall, Thomas, lodgings
9 Bain, Urs
9 Anderson, Math, contractor
9 Ogilvie, A. lodgings
9 Hall, Michael, surveyor
11 Macfarlane, Mrs, lodgings
11 Burgess, James, jun.
12 Baton, Robert, shipmaster
14 Purdie, Mrs, lodgings
14 Martin, Mrs, lodgings
14 Forbes, Mrs
Greig, A. Chain Pier inn
Trunk's Close.
Sinclair, George, painter
Tweeddale Court.
Oliver & Boyd, printers
Tynecastle.
Cleghorn, W. grocer
Union Eiane.
Lewis, Alex, spirit dealer
Union Place.
1 Matson, A.
2 Feams, Robert, victual dealer
3 Aitken, John, painter
4 Gowan, Charles, baker
5 Bell, R. F. and Son, agents
5 Bruce, Mrs W. leather mercht.
6 Banks, George
6 Romanes, Mrs
6 Palmer, J. teacher of music
7 Banks, George, shoemaker
8 Common, Wm. candlemaker
9 Robertson, J. and M. china
dealers
10 Wilson, 3Irs, draper
11 Ridland, John, grocer
12 fiercer, W.
13 Common, W. candlemaker
13 Weir, James
13 Homes, Miss, lodgings
13 Scott, Mrs, milliner
14 Leith, James, chemist
15 Graham, Joseph, draper
Picardy Place intersects.
16 Thomson, Alex, gunmaker
17 Sutherland, Erskine, banker
17 Wilson, Andrew
17 Scrivener, Williain
17 Johnston, John
17 Blaikie, G. F. engineer
17 Sawers, Peter, saddler
17 Truefit, William, perfumer
17 Nicol, Misses
18 Scott, James, grocer
20 Reoch, Dan. victual dealer
21 M'Farland, William H. draper
23 Hope, James, flesher
23 Scarman, George
23 Aitchison, Mrs
23 Bruce, Robert, bricklayer
23 Hitchcock, John Deyking
24 Hope, James, flesher
25 Rennie, Wm. spirit dealer
Union Street.
5 Charles, Mrs John
5 Henderson, John
7 Black, William
7 Johnston, Miss Agnes
7 Shaw, Miss
7 Smith, James
7 Bell, Thomas
9 Cockburn, A. surgeon, R.N.
11 Junner, J. M. solicitor
13 Walker, Miss H.
13 Bartholomew, J. engraver
13 Fletcher, Mrs
13 Anderson, AVilliam
13 Anderson, George
17 Martin, WiUiam, S.S.C.
19 Bishop, J. B.
19 Sutherland, John, bookseller
19 Anderson, Robert
21 TurnbuU, Miss
16 Watson, John, wright
12 Thomson, Alexander
12 Couper, Mrs
12 Smart, John
12 Alexander, Lewis
10 Paterson, James, coach- hirer
6 Taylor, W. grocer
6 Mowbray, Thomas, agent
6 Whyte, Mrs William
4 M'Millan, Thomas, flesher
2 Dixon, John, baker
Union Street, licith.
1 Lesk, J. B. ironmonger
2 Turcan, Mrs John
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271
Upper Drau'bridg:e.
Land. Leith, Edin. ^' Glasg.
Shippiiif) Cunip. — Dowie,
Thomas, agent. — See Adv.
Alloa ^- Leith Steam Packet
Company
Vauburg;h Place.
1 Shultze, Alexander
2 Lamb, P. (late of Customs)
3 Morrison, Mrs Wm.
3 Morrison, Mark
4 Aitken, Andrew
5 Marr, Mrs James
6 Hand^-side, Peter
7 Gibson, C. Hugh
9 Downs, John, merchant
11 Ballantyne, W. (Customs)
13 Rollo, Alexander
Taults.
Thomson, J. G. and Co.
Thomson, Lauder, and Co.
Veitch's Place.
2 M'Laren, Jn. jun. shoemaker
4 M'Gregor, Mrs, cowfeeder
Tennel.
2 Kyles, Thomas
6 Ronald, D. plumber
7 Butler, David, teacher
8 Smith, Mrs Alison
Tictoria (Street.
Bailie, Thomas Nichol
1 Aikman, Archd. & Co. mer-
chants
2 Cankwell, R. and Son
3 Falconer, Duncan
6 Reid, Wm. pewterer
7 M'Intosh, R. T. seedsman
10 L'vine and Co. salerooms
12 Bell & Dodds, shoe warehouse
18 Picken, Wm. watchmaker
22 Conacher, J. auctioneer
26 Tate, Alex, and Son
28 Currie and Co. confectioners
30 Aikman, W. stationer
32 Gallaway, William
34 Reid, Alex, tinplate worker
36 M'Kenzie, D. ironmonger
40 Swirles, James, draper
46 M'Lean, Thos. seed mercht.
Victoria Terrace.
Glass, Robert, merchant
Christie, William, wright
4 Banner & Co. tea merchants
Tien'field.
Arthur, Richard, S.S.C.
¥ieirfortlij
Burntsjield Place.
TuUis, William
Peat, Captain, R.N.
Yiewforth.
Brown, John C, A.R.S.A.
Tieivpark.
Haig, Mrs Robert
Walker Ntreet.
1 Blair, Mrs F.
1 Austin, Miss
1 Mushet, John
3 Strong, Thomas
3 Strong, Mrs
5 Murray, J. of Murray's hall
7 Morgan, James, S.S.C.
9 Maitland, John
11 Bringloe, H. S. (Dep. Clerk
of Session)
11 Bringloe, Francis John, W.S.
13 Goven, John, W.S.
15 Robertson, Mrs James
17 Murray, And. jun. AV. S.
19 Crosbie, George
21 Howden, Andrew
21 Howden, James
23 Bryce, Mrs
25 Shand, Mrs
28 Spens, Nathaniel, W.S.
26 Donaldson, Mrs
24 Macdouald, Jliss Robertson
24 AVight, Rev. Henry
22 M'Craken, John, S.S.C.
20 Scott, Archibald
18 Stavert, Mrs
18 Byrn, Mrs
16 Gordon, Major Duncan
14 Baillie, Robert G.
14 Baillie, J. William, W.S.
12 Ronald, John, S.S.C.
10 Davidson, Mrs
8 Burnett, G. advocate
8 Burnett, Mrs
6 Fraser, Mrs
4 Sinclair, George L., W.S.
2 Tait, William
2 Huie, Edward, merchant
Wallace Place.
1 Hume, Robert, cowfeeder
3 Bell, Walter, slater
3 Cruickshank, Mrs John
3 Ferenbach, P.
3 Rae, Robert, wood merchant
3 Carfrae, William
3 Smith, Thomas
Warrander IiOdg:e.
Ballanton, James
Wardie.
4 Paterson, Andrew Murray
4 Paterson, Mrs
Hope, Miss, Wardie lodge
Anderson, M. Wai-die house
Howkins, John, Queensberry
place
Goldie, George, gen. agent
Goldie, Mrs, West cottage
Howkins, Miss, South cottage
Lawson, James, H. Boswell
road
Hall, Joseph, L. Boswell road
James, Capt. Henry, R.E.
(Erniston)
Matheson, G., Clifton lodge
Sutherland, Dr, Oakleigh
villa
Struthers, H., Wardie cref-c.
Craig, H., Wardie crescent
Warriston Close.
Thomson, R. letter-carrier
Macdonald, William
Thorburn, James Turner
Warriston Crescent.
2 Hamilton, Mrs
3 Balleny, William
3 MoiTison, Alexander
3 Macdonald, Mrs Capt.
3 Mure, Mrs
4 Raeburn, Robert R. archit.
4 Raeburn, John P.
6 M'Bean, H. A.
6 M'Bean, Miss
7 Barry, Rev. John
8 Whitehead, William
9 Fyffe, Mrs Dr
10 Lyschinski, Adam, M.D.
11 Paterson, Miss Mary
1 1 Tulloh, Miss
12 Nicolson, Mrs
13 Webster, A. R., M.D.
14 Fraser, John C. accountant
15 Muir, Charles B.
15 Muir, Mrs
16 Neil, Mrs
17 Doig, John
18 Ross, C. M.
19 Balfour, Mrs
22 Booth, Mrs Helen
23 Ronaldson, James S.
24 Colqnhoun, James, M.D.
26 Smith, Mrs David
25 Tairbaim, John
27 Russell, Alex.
28 Macnish, William, M.D.
31 Traquair, George
32 White, John
33 Mundell, John
l¥arriston House.
Gray, Dowager Lady
Warriston UoasCj IE,
Bonar, William
Warriston Place.
1 Scott, George, baker
2 Fraser, Misses, millinera
3 Ross, David, tailor
3 Jackson, Thomas, grocer
4 Simpson, John
5 Philips, Mrs, stationer
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Water liane.
1 M'Artliur, Neil, shoemaker
3 ■yyilson, David, spirit dealer
5 Scott, A. W. soda water maker
21 Lavvson, J. dairy
30 and 32, Livingstone, J. grocer
34 AVilson, W. grocer
39 Napier, James, smitii
40 Scott, Jolin, grocer
45 Scott, Joini, baker
46 Richards, John, dyer
l¥ater of lieith.
Forrest, James, grocer
Leggat, Robert, skinner
Harper, George, agent
Anderson, James, weaver
Brown, Robert, linen manu-
facturer
Leggat, D. D, skinner
Yule, William, jun. skinner
Hutton, James, grocer
Law, Miss S. grocer
Finlay, George, spirit dealer
Gordon, Alexander, teacher
Ford, Joseph, mill-master
Robertson, James
IValerloo Place.
1 Dickson and Co. seedsmen
3 Mould and Tod, engravers
3 Mould, J. B. {M. and T.)
5 Thorburn, J. confectioner
7 Thomson, George, perfumer
9 Lond. Leith, Edin. ^' Glasg.
Shipping Company.
11 Sinclair, Commercial Hotel
18 Marshall, George, hosier
15 Caldwell Brothers
15 Caldwell, Tliomas, senior
17 Sinclair, Commercial Hotel
19 Tod, John, clothier
20 Sinclair, Temperance Hotel
21 General Steam Navigation
Co.— R. W. Hamilton,
manager.
22 Purves, Peter, clothier
23 Harthill, John
23 Waterloo Reading Rooms
24 Waterloo Hotel — Rampling
25 Edinhurgh Gas Light Co.
26 Select Subscriptio7i Library
— Hunter Simpson, librarian
26 Banks, ^^'m. engraver
26 Corns, AVm. & Co. bookbrs.
27 White, Richard and Co.
27 Calton Convening Rooins
27 General Post Office
18 Wood & Co. music-sellers
14 Scott, Robert, Regent Hotel
12 Wood & Co. music-sellers
10 Inland Revenue
G Assessed Taxes Survey Office
Watson's (€} ) Hospital.
Johnstone, Rev. J. house-gov.
Curry, Miss P.
Welling;ton Place.
1 Thomson, Wm. ( W. T. ^- Co.)
2 Wilson, Wm.
2 Dishington, Thos. ( T. D ^•
Co.)
2 Arthur, George
2 Dick, James
2 Arthur, Miss
2 Robertson, J. merchant
2 Brown, James
3 Wallace, Geo. merchant
4 Walker, G. {G. &• J. W.)
5 Watt, J, (J. A. B.k Co.)
6 Mann, Alex., S.S.C.
7 Muir, Wm. merchant
8 Macfarlane, Andrew, agent
9 Henderson, David, merchant
10 M'Laren, James, merchant
10 Bowe, Mrs William
10 Donaldson, Mrs J. lodgings
10 Robertson, D. H., M.D.
10 Jefferey, Wm. draper
10 Peacock, Adam, tobacconist
10 Wood, Thos. merchant
10 Harlow, D. wright
11 Heriot, William, printer
Wellington St.. Cireat.
Wilson, T.
Marshall, Rev. Wm.
Wemyss Place.
1 Aitchison, Geo. baker
3 Kennedy, J. ironmonger
4 Douglas, James
4 Douglas, Wm., R. S. A.
5 Arnot, James, W.S.
8 Mackie, Miss, dressmaker
9 Craigie, Geo. lodgings
10 Keith, Dr J., F.R.C.S.E.
1 1 Duulop, Mrs
West Bow.
89 Bell, William
93 Thomson, Alex, grocer
1 05 Richardson Brotiiers, merch.
116 Taylor, James, druggist
110 Edmonston, T. and Son
108 Moyes, James, pewterer
104 Hume, J. brush manufactr.
102 Cunningham, J. and J.
98 M'Laren, J. dealer in sieves
96 Fulton & Duff, ham-curers
West Port.
25 Boak, A. tanner
27 Donaldson, James
35 Hunter, Robert, tanner
47 White, Jas. china merchant
57 Boak, W. leather merchant
81 Stark, Thomas
85 Victoria Lodgings
85 Shacks, D. siioemaker
87 Grindlay, John, tanner
107 Webster, J. watchmaker
135 Liddell, W. H. currier
155 Kerr, James, spirit dealer
151 M'Kenzie, James, tinsmith
165 Anderson, William
171 Halliday, A. flesher
173 Kilpatrick, Mrs William
175 Glasgow, J. victual dealer
124 Mitchell, Thomas, flesher
1 122 Petrie, Gavin, merchant
1 118 Lockie, William, tailor
j 114 Proud, John, baker
J 110 Lawson, J. tobacconist
I 106 Glasgow, Wm. grocer
' 102 Macnee, J. & C. grocers
i 98 Somerville, A. leatiier mer.
94 Noble, Robert, grocer
84 Philip, A. grocer
66 Fleming, Thos. spirit dealer
64 Williamson, J. grocer
32 Wriglit, John, tailor
30 Farquharson, David
16 Graham, Robert, grocer
12 Mackay, Hugh, grocer
10 Smith, William, flesher
8 Roberts, Thomas, grocer
4 Tait, Peter, baker
2 Robertson, James, merchant
^Vesterhall.
M'Craw, J. merchant, lodge
Fulton, James, cottage
Wharton l^ane.
1 Wood, Joseph
2 Sinclair, John,conjunct town-
clerk
I Crichton, David, wright
j Buckle, J. Wharton house
I TTharton Place.
1 Edmonstone, Thomas, jun.
2 Deuchar, Miss
3 Ferguson, A.
4 Dovvnie, Alexander, writer
5 Rutherford, Miss
5 Ainslie, Mrs
6 Clark, A. {Falkirk Co.)
7 Burn, George, of E. B. & Son
8 Macarthur, P. {Com. Bank)
8 Lang, ^eter,{Commer.Bauk)
8 Brown, Misses
9 Pringle, Wm. corn merchant
9 Pringle, John
White Horse Close.
Munro, Alex, pawnbroker
W^hitebank.
Black, Mrs
Whitehouse.
AVatson, William Scott
WhitehousCj liCith.
Wilson, Patrick, teacher
Wilson, John
Whitehouse Ciardens.
Campbell, John Capt. Black-
ford lodge
Cheyne, Misses, Rose bank
Bryce, Rev. James, D.D.
Leven bank
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Telford, Richard, Fentland
lodge
TVilson, George, M.D. Elm
cottage, east
Spiers, JIrs, Bellegrave villa
S^-me, John, Laurel bank
Syme, Miss, Laurel bank
Croil, Alex. Leslie bank
Smith, AViliiam, Elm bank
Wilson, Peter, Elm cottage
Gibson, Adam, Roqueville
Liston, David, Elm cottage,
west
Dickson, John, Geneva cet.
Whiteferd Hense.
Sinclair, D. & Sons, typefoun.
Sinclair, Miss
Whitfield House.
Home, Alexander G., M.D.
Whitfield liane.
Herrald, Eobt. wright
Whitfield Place.
1 Kyle, Mrs
1 Greenlaw, John
31 Minto, Mrs Jas. coppersmith
34 Philip, J. wood merchant
35 Swash, Robt. shoemaker
36 Forsyth, Francis, cooper
39 Morrison, W.
40 Dmican, John, pipe maker
40 Grant, Alex, dairy
40 Gaven, John, mason
42 Gibson, 'William, Museum
Tavern
43 Allison, Alex, asphalter
44 Wightman, Wm. wright
48 Mowat, Joseph, agent
Wilson's Court.
Berwick, A. & Co. brewers
lil'ight's Place.
Wight, Alexander
Meek, John, city missionary
WilUam Street.
1 TansKs Circulating Library
1 Martin, Miss, bookseller
7 Noble, William, grocer
9 Kay, Thos. plumber
9 Kerr, Hugh, coach-hirer
1 1 Reid, Daniel, grocer
15 Spence, Mrs, dairy
17 Wilson, David
19 Cathie, Thos. flesher
19 Lough, Jolm,chimney-SAveep.
—See Adv.
27 Bald, Mrs, sick-nurse
27 Brown, Mrs, dressmaker
31 Dewar, William, grocer
31 Macarthur, Alex, builder
47 Wright, Mrs, ladies' nurse
45 Hogg, Mrs, grocer
38 Xoble, Thomas, grocer
32 Lockie, Thos.
30 Ramsay, Jolm, tailor
30 Marshall, Mrs, midwife
26 SI'Clumpha, John, tailor
26 M'Intosh, Thomas, stabler
22 Oliver, AValter, tailor
22 Fife, JIrs, midwife
22 Stewart, P. coal merchant
22 Shirley, Mrs, ladies' nurse
22 Donald, Henry E. writer
18 Young, James, bootmaker
16 Mill, James, grocer
14 Rattray, William, writer
8 Robertson, Adam
8 Young, John, shoemaker
4 Park, John W, bootmaker
2 Moir, .Aliss
2 Bruce, John
Willoii'brae.
Smith, Andrew
Windmill Ijane.
M'Intyre, John, Windmill ho.
AVilkie, Jolm, silversmith
Ogilvie, Mrs
3 Sinclair, Mrs, sick-nurse
Stnart, William B.
4 Stewart, Peter
St Clair, Arch. AVindmill bo.
Windmill Street.
2 Dyer, Miss
2 Sanderson, Miss E-.
3 Sime, Rev. John
7 Steven, James
7 Thomson, John, printer
7 Session Cleric's Office.
12 Dun, R. teacher
8 Lauder, Mrs Dr
6 Plenderleith, Mrs
6 Leavock, Mrs
6 Anderson, Miss Margt. S.
Windsor Street.
1 Fisher, William
j 1 Sutherland, W. 'A.
1 Adam, John, engraver
1 Dnnbar, Alex.
! 3 Stewart, Jlrs
j 7 Blaikie, Mrs Margaret
j 9 Seton, Major R. S.
i 11 Alexander, William
I 13Neill, Mrs
15 Rose, H. {Craig and R.)
17 Lauder, Mrs
19 Watson, J. {Edin. Gas Co.)
21 Jolly, Robeit, of Stevenston
23 Elliot, Miss, boarding-school
25 Winterscale, John
27 Laing, R. {Royal Bank)
29 Jlitchell, Robert Burn
31 Wilkie, Mrs
24 Young, Mrs
22 Kirkcaldv, Mrs
20 Richard, John
18 Lamond, Mrs
16 Carnegie, James, W.S.
14 Nasmyth, James, jeweller
12 Skinner, W. R., S.S.C.
10 Marshall, Captain William
8 Piper, Mrs
C Gibson, P. C. surgeon
4 Barry, Colonel R. E.
2 Ballantine, Mrs A.
2 Young, George
2 Farr, Richard S.
2 Macallum, Mi.-8
Woodburne.
Ross, George, advocate
Woodville.
Wilson, James
World's-end Close.
Peacock, A. tobacco manuf.
Greig, John, lace maker
Nixon, J. carrier
Wrig^ht's Houses.
7 Bailie, Mrs
Inglis, David
Maben, Agnes, grocer
Brown, ChaHes, wright
Godsmau, Mrs Robt. tavern
Ruthven, Miss
Hutchison, James
Macrae, William, tailor
Gardner, Miss
Pitbladdo, James
AVilson, Andrew
Ross, J. Venetian blind ma.
Suthie, Mrs AA'illiam
Grant, William, printer
Writers' Court.
Edinburgh News Office
John Stewart, E. JS. Office
Yardheads.
Bernard, T. and J. distillers
Gilbert, Robert, grocer
Whitson, Robert, brewer
Gun, Alex, spirit dealer
JLGregor, Alex. prov. dealer
Mann, Mrs, spirit merchant
]\Ieikle, Philip, prov. dealer
Brash, Alexander, grocer
Frater, Mrs, dairy
Evans, Mrs 0. prov. dealer
Wilson, Peter, pipe maker
Graham, A. spirit dealer
Moft'at, William, fiictor
Galloway, David, shoemaker
Edward, Peter, victual dealer
Lawrie, James, grocer
Hacket, John, baker
Farquliar, Alex, spirit dealer
Crabbe, R. S. merchant
Tork liane.
Croal, J. & W. coach builders
Sang and Barker, wholesale
druggists
Hobday, Thomas, postmaster
Tork Place.
1 Mitchell, Thos. spirit dealer
3 Lothian, D. and Son, painters
5 Mack, Andrew, writer
5 Johnstone, Alex. W. S.
6 Tod, Henry, W.S.
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5 Dall, Thos. accouutant i
5 Atlas Assurance Office
5 Loewenstein, Sigismund |
5 Weir, R. M. and Co., wine ,
merchants
5 St George^s Chapel \
7 Hunter, Blair, and Cowan '
7 Hunter, Alexander, W.S. i
7 Hunter, E. A., W.S.
9 Watt and Mar^v•ick, S.S.C.
9 Watt, H., S.S.C.
11 Marshall, John, plumber
1 1 Lawrie, A. ;
13 Pollock, Wm. solicitor i
15 Tawse and Bonar, W.S. ,
15 Bonar, James, W.S.
15 Bonar, Mrs
17 Fisher, D. & J., W.S.
19 Paul, Patrick, S.S.C.
21 Archer, J. portrait-painter
23 M'Glashan, Alex.
25 BeU, James, S.S.C.
25 Kirkwood, Mrs Captain
25 Calvert, F. B., A.M.
27 Cardener, John, S.S.C.
29 Allan, Robert
31 Dow, Misses
33 Cormack & M'Millan, W.S.
33 Cormack, David, S.S.C.
35 Cochrane, Mrs
35 Young, Miss, boarding-school
37 M'MiUan & Grant, W.S.
37 Grant, D., W.S.
37 Pyper, John, writer
39 Tod, Henry, W.S.
41 Anderson, Isaac, S.S.C.
41 Grant, Mrs Jane
41 Gibb, William
43 MelviUe, Archibald, W.S.
45 Morrison, Adam, S.S.C.
47 Summers, T. shawl merchant
49 Gill Thomas
51 Coldstream, Dr John
53 Meldrum, G. accountant
55 Gibbon, Alexander
57 M'Pherson, Mrs, lodgings
59 Wilson, Robert
59 Bonnar, T. engraver
61 Johnstone, Jamca
65 Dawson, William
65 Du Gue, Monsieur
67 Littlejolm, Mrs
67 Littlejohu, Dr
69 Bell, J. A. architect
69 Neill, Miss
69 Lorimer, Mrs Peter
71 Kennedy, Francis |
71 Kennedy, Mrs, of Romanno ■
73 Seaton, Gregor, spirit dealer [
St PauVs Chapel.
42 Outram, Mrs
42 Brace, Mrs William j
42 Bruce, Dr Robert
40 Cotton, George, S.S.C.
38 Bucher, Mrs j
38 Macaw, Mrs \
36 Combe, J. S., M.D. \
36 Combe, Charies T. i
34 Cullen, John, W.S.
32 Smith, Col. portrait-painter
30 Gillespie, Alex , M.D.
30 Gillespie, J. D., M.D.
28 Davidson, Robert, advocate
26 Campbell, Simon \
26 CampbeU & Smith, S.S.C.
24 Gibson-Craig, J. T., W.S.
22 Bruce, Mrs, of Powfoulis j
•22 Bruce, John, W.S. I
20 Murdoch, J. B.
18 Smith, Alexander, W.S.
16 Gillies, Mrs
14 Thomson, J. G.
12 Logan, A. S. advocate
10 Home, David Milne
8 Goldie, Archd. AV., W.S.
6 Religious and Charit. Jnsti-
titutions House
6 Edinburgh Bible Society
6 Sabbath Alliance Office
6 Scottish Reformation Society
6 Dawson, Thomas
4 Michie, James
2 Boyd, John, upholsterer
2 Hobday, Thomas, postmaster
York Road; Trinity.
Grant, Robert, sen. Forthfield
Gibson, Jno. Tower park cottage
Brown, Mrs, Tower park cottage
j Bryson, Mrs, Trinity villa
Turner, Captain, D. Myrtle bank
Gall, Janies (Gall and Inglis),
Myrtle banlc
Leighton, Alexander, York lodge
Borthwick, Miss, Holly lodge
Peddie, D. S. Richmond lodge
Peddle, Mrs Dr, Richmond lodge
Russel, Miss, Gothic house
Flockhart, Wm. Seaforth cottage
Marshall, Geo. Grecian cottage
Tod, Mrs, Grecian cottage
Tonng- Street.
3 Whitson, George, stabler
3 Brooks, Ann, dressmaker
3 Ritchie, John S. accountant
3 Brash, Miss, dressmaker
7 Ritchie, Alexander
9 Anderson, Jn. boot and slioe
maker
11 Wight and Livingstone
11 Universal Life Assur. Asso.
13 Notman, David, builder
] 5 Fortune, R. bandage maker
17 Traqnair, William, W.S.
17 Oliphant, Robert, S.S.C.
19 Scott, James, M.D., surgeon
i 21 JoUie, Strong, and Henry
I 24 Rayuer, R. stabler
i 22 Douglas, Chris., W.S.
! 22 Monilaws, A. G., W.S.
j 20 Hay & Pringle, W.S. _
18 Wilson, Andrew, dentist
\ 16 Muirhead, Chas. poulterer
j 14 Low, David, professor
14 Martin, Thos. accountant
\ 10 St Luke's Church
\\Q St George's School
I 10 Burnet, George, teacher
10 Lawson, William
8 Adams, Heniy, spirit dealer
8 Bookless, Mrs George
4 M'Kay, Mrs, lodgings
4 M'Crae, Mrs, sick nurse
2 Gillies, S. and Son, tailors
Toung: l^treet liane.
1 Trotter, John, cabinetmaker
1 Whitson, G. stabler
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Accountants.
(See Law Directory.)
Advocates.
(See Law Directory.)
Asrents.
Adeock, G. 50 High street
Aitken, Gray, and Co. 27 Qua-
lity street
Alder, Wm. junior, 60 New
buildings
Alexander, Thos. 93 Giles' st.
Alexander, P. 60 New buildings
Anderson, W. 5 Archibald pi.
Anton, James, 2 ToUcross
Angus, William, 1 Lothian road
Auchie, A. (comm.), Grange rd.
Bailey, William, jun. (comm.),
25 Greenside place
Bell, R. F. & Son, 5 Union pi.
Blackwell, J. C. 26 St James' sq.
Blake, John, 133 Princes st.
Bloxom, T. P. (comm.), 2 Mor-
ningside place
Blyth, S. 39 South bridge
Borland, W. 6 N. St Andrew st.
Brown, J. 19 Niddry street
Burnet, Andrew, 6 Marjfield
Calder, R. 14 Elm row
Caird, F. G. 29 Hanover street
Cay and Black, 45 George st.
Chalmers, T. Chisholme, 39
Potterrow
Chiene, Geo. T. 7 George street
Clark, Wm. 22 Carnegie street
Cree, David, 3 Smith's place
Crewdson, Isaac, 9 Blenheim pi.
Davidson, Charles, 6 Abbey hill
Davidson, Ebenezer, Wet docks
Dishington, Thomas and Co. 32
Constitution street
Douglas, W. S. 2 Greyfriars pi.
Dowie, Peter, 17 Quality street
Dryden, Gavin, and Co. 33 Ber-
nard street
Frith, W. J. 4 N. St David st.
Falconer, Jos. Wet docks
Farr and Taylor, (comm.), 18
Elm row
Ferguson, Jas. 2 Haddington pi.
Flockhart, Calder, and Co. 19
Archibald place
Foster, Wm. W. 7 Leopold pi.
Forgie, Rob. 106 Lauriston pi.
Francks, B. (for.), 1 Elm row
Frances, David, Grange road
Fraser, James, 30 Nicolson st.
Fraser, John, 71 Princes street
Gibb, Thomas, and Son, 8 Drum-
mond street
Gibson, Wm. Y. 1 Pitt street,
Bonnington
Gillespie and Cathcart, 8 Timber
bush
Gillespie, And. and Co. 20 W.
Nicolson street
Glen, John, 13 Bernard street
Goldie, George G., Wardie
Gordon, A. R. 2 Coatfield lane
Grant, A. 14 Clyde street
Hardie, R. 5 Tobago street
Harper, Geo. Water of Leith
Harrison, Henry, 17 George st.
Harthill, John, 23 Waterloo pi.
Hay, George, 39 Home street
Henderson, A. 70 Timber bush
Henderson, C. 4 N. St David st.
Henderson, D. W. 129 Consti-
tution street
Henderson, John, Swanfield
Henderson, John, 1 Fred, street
Hill, D. 9 Chapel street
Hill, Wm. and Geo. 25 St James'
square
Horsburgh, L. 27 Quality street
House Agency Office, 22 Han-
over street
Howie, James, 64 South bridge
Hudson, Thos. 20 Great Stuart
street
Hutchison, And. 15 Rose street
Ions, James, 7 Scotland street
Jack, James, 9 Davie street
Johnston, W. 3 Davie street
Jones, Geo. 24 Danube street
Kerr, H. 53 Albany street
Laing, George, 70 Potterrow
Laing, Wm. 44 Bernard street
Lawrie, W. H. 6 St Andrew sq.
Lehman, F. 19 Constitution st.
Leon, M. and Co. 7 Ingliston st.
Lindsay and Sons, 5 Rl. Exch.
Little, John, 12 Catharine st.
Little, James, 17 Elm row
Livingston, A. 15 St Patrick sq.
Livingston and Weir, 7 Rox-
burgh place
Lyle, Alex. 58 Timber bush
Macara, Charles, 6 Brighton st.
M'Dowall, J. 4 Leith st. terrace
M'George, J. 9 Gilmour place
M'Gregor, D. R. 128 Constitu-
tion street
M'Hattie, J. Dock gates
M'Hutcheon, W. 57 N. bridge
M'Naughton, C. 5 Lutton place
M'Queen, John, 54 N. bridge
Marshall, Ramsaj-, and Co. 24
St James' square
Mathieson, Geo. 6 South St An-
drew street
Meek, Thos. and Co. 103 Con-
stitution street
Millar, A. M. and Co. 4^ North
bridge
Mitchell, Robt. and Co. 8 Qua-
lity lane
Montignuni, Henry, (comm.), 6
Drummond street
Morrison, C. 59 Shore
Morrison, R. 8 S. Gray street
Morrison, Wm. 3 Bank street,
Leith
Mowbray, T. 6 Union street
Mowat, Joseph, 48 Whitfield pi.
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Muir, A. (ins.), 14 Rl. Exchange
Muir, W. and Son, 14 Rl. Exch.
Muir, W. 42 Quality street
Mundell, Jn. 33 Warriston cres.
Murray, J. (cattle), 19 St Patrick
square
Kewbiggiug, David, 128 Nicol-
son street
Nimmo, W., Bell's court, Leith
Ogilvie, John, 1 N. St David st.
Paterson, D. F. 5 Kerr street
Patison, Walter G. 72 Timber
bush
Pattison, W. J. 33 East Clare-
mont street
Peacock, T. B. (comm.), 1 An-
nandale street
Peterson Brothers, Allison's pi.
Potts, Wm. 16 Broughton pi.
Pyper, John, 7 Johnston street
Radley, Wm. 101 Causeyside
Eaimes and Co. Smith's place
Reid, William, 12 Hill square
Rendall, M. C. 32 Bernard st.
Kendall, W. 32 Bernard street
Rennie, Brothers, 134 Constitu-
tion street
Reoch, G. W. 15 Bernard street
Richardson, W. 53 North bridge
Robertson and Scott, 3ti Geo. st.
Robertson, D. and J. 14 Royal
Exchange
Robertson, D. 19 St Patrick sq.
Robertson, P. 8 Torphichen st.
Robinson, H. 11 Greenside st. —
See Adv.
Roger, G. 150 High street
Scott, R. 8 Duke street
Scott, T. 41 Lauriston place
Scott, W. 23 Duke street
Shaw, James, 3 Ponton street
Smith, David, 2 Dock place
Smith and M'Laren, 3 Bank st.
Leith
Smith, G. F. 11 Dundas street
Somerville, J. 69 Constitution st.
Steele, Chas. 19 Gardner's cres.
Stevenson, Jas. Lutton place
Stewart, Ledingham, and Co.
122 Constitution street
Stewart, R. and Co. 4 North St
David street
Swan, John, 7 Archibald place
Tait, William, 2 Carlton street
Tennant and Dick, Wet docks
Thomson, P. 4 St Patrick sq.
Thomson, Robert, 25 N. bridge
Thomson, W. and Co. 126 Con-
stitution street
Tod, William, 1 Castle terrace,
Lothian road
TurnbuU, James T. 3 Quality
lane
Walker, David and Son, 56
South bridge
Watt, R. and W. 4 Haddington
place
Williamson, A. 11 Hailes street
Wilson, A. 19 Charlotte street,
Leith
Wilson, A. Tolbooth wynd
Wilson, Andrew, 35 Wright's
houses
Wilson, Jas. 7 W. Preston st.
Wilson, John, Canning house
Jlg;rieuUural Imple-
ment Itlaker^.
Denholm, Wm. Mary's place
Ireland, Geo., N. B. of Canongate
Morton, S. and H. Leith walk
M'Pherson, P., Norton place
Apothecaries.
Aitken, William, 3 Pitt street
and 44 Broughton street
Alexander, H. D. 46 Canongate
AUshorn, G. E. 69 George street
Anderson, D. S. 247 Canongate
Arnot, J. R. 28 Howe street
Baildon, H. C. 73 Princes street
Carmichael, L. 13 Calton street
Cochrane, J. 503 Lawnmarket
Coleman, A. 18 Frederick st.
Croley, Wm. 1 Downie place
Duncan, Flockhart, and Co. 52
North bridge and 1 39 Princes
street
Duncan, Flockhart, and Powell,
18 Bernard street, Leith
Fairgrieve, Thos. 46 Clerk st.
Finlayson, T. 33 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Fewtrell, John, 321 High street
Gardener and Ainslie, 58 George
street
Gordon, John, 32 Bristo street
Grant, J. T. 24 N.-W. Circus pi.
Gray, A. F. 5 Spring gardens
Gray, W. A. 17 Bristo street
Hartmann, G. F. 5 Hope street
Jamieson, Robert, 4 Deanhaugh
street
Ker's laboratory, 16 Leith st.
Laurie, And. 49 Broughton at.
Lees, Robt. 20 Nicolson street
Leith, Jas. 14 Union place
Lindsay and Shaw, 11 Elm row
M'Donald, Geo. 7 Duke street
M'Donald, Ter. 13 Catharine st.
M'Donald, Wm. 42 Kirkgate
M'Farlan, J. F. and Co. 17 N.
bridge
M'Lean, A. 2 St Andrew Sq.
Mackenzie, D. 40 Dublin street
Mackay, John, 121 George st.
Martin and M'Lean, 47 South
Clark street
Martin, J. 7 Coburg street
Milner, E. 77 Shore
Milner, Robert, 57 Bridge st.
Moffat, \V. and Co. 63 Nicolson
street
Napier, Jas. 126 Nicolson st.
Nisbet, W. J. 1 So. College st.
Raimes, Blanshard, and Co.
Smith's place
Robertson, James, 35 George st.
Sang and Barker, York lane
Scott and Orr, 21 Dundas st.
Snodgrass, J. 238 Canongate
Tait, Mrs W. 61 Bristo street
Taylor, James, 116 West bow
Thom, Alex. 78 Queen street
Williamson, J. 30 St Andw. sq.
Apprais ers .
(See Auctioneers.)
Architects.
Bell, Robert, 25 St Patrick sq.
Bell, J. A. 69 York place
Brown, J. 12 Albany street
Brown, R. 24 Fettes row
Brown, Thos. 4 St James' sq.
Brown and Wardrope, 19 St
Andrew square
Bryce, D. 131 George street
Bryce, D. jun. 29 Frederick st.
Cousin, David, Greenhill gardens
Davies, T. 14 S. St Andrew st.
Dickson, R. and R. 11 Broughton
•place
Dickson, Rich. 3 Glover street
Forfar, R. 20 Pitt street
Grahame, J. G. 15 Castle street
Hamilton, Jas. A. 4 Hunter sq.
Hamilton, Tho. 9 Howe street
Hamilton, Peter, 9 Howe street
Henderson, J. 7 Hill street
Lessels, John, 21 Heriot row
Lorimer, 41 George street
MacLean, Alex. 10 No. St An-
drew street
M'Pherson, C. 50 Cumb. street
Moffat, W. L. 30 Geo. IV. bridge
Nicol, J. 16 Broughton street
Peddie, J. D. 10 Nelson street
Pilkinson & Son, 10 Dundas st.
Playfair, W. H. 17 Gt. Stuart st.
Raeburn, R. R. 4 Warriston cres.
Rhind, David, 54 Great King st.
Richardson, D. 6 Great Stuart st;
Scott, Arch. 10 Teviot row
Smith, Geo. 18 Great King st.
Smith, Jas. 6 Charlotte place
Smith, Robt., 12 Royal Exch.
Smith, Wm. 35 Lothian street '
Tait, J. 1 Mound place
Wallace, L. A. 34 Regent ter.
Wilson, Patrick, 2 Queen street
Wright, Robert, 12 Pitt street
Arliflcial Flower and
Feather Maker^i.
Fegan and Co. 21 George st.
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Bak 277
Mozzi, John, 53 George street
Oldham, J. 51 North bridge
Ardficial Limb and
Bandag^e makers.
Arbuckle, Jos. 48 Nicolson st.
Henry, J. 29 West Register st.
— See Adi:
Hilliard, H. and H. to the Royal
Dispensary, 7 Nicolson st.
Fortune, Mrs, 15 Young street
ArHsts.
(See also Historical, Portrait,
and Landscape Painters.)
Blackburn, S. 29 Drurnmond pi.
Blyth, C. 39 South bridge
Burton, Mungo, 19 Dundas st.
Crighton, H. F. 40 Gt. King st.
Drurnmond, Jas. 26 Dundas st.
Drummond, B. M. 5 Regent st.
Ferguson, Walter, 36 George st.
Galli, C. 1 Blenheim place
Ghimer, L. 140 Princes street
Gordon, James, 11 Brandon st.
Gordon, Jas. jun. 37 Broughton
place
Gordon, Sir J. W. 123 George
street
Greig, G. M. 10 S. Charlotte
street
Houston, J. A. 13 Fettes row-
Johnston, Wm. B. Silvermills
Kennedy, Thos. 30 Rutland sq.
Less, C. 1 9 Scotland street
Novice, G. W. 3 Comely green
crescent
Ogilvy, J. 2 W. Nicolson street
Orchardson, Wm. 26 Royal cres.
Perigal, A. 21 Hill street
Popowitz, George, 60 Princes st.
Sotires, Georgiades, 75 Princes
street
Stewart, Neil, 9 Roxburgh ter.
Artists' Coloarmen.
Hill, A. 67 Princes street
Macgill, Wm. 7 Hanover street
Marsh & Beattie, 1 3 Hanover st.
Nelson, R. R. 27 Hanover st.
Keith, James, 60 Princes street
Auctioneers and
Appraisers.
Allan, Alex. 1 Shandwick pi.
Auchie, Alex. 25 George st.
Beattie, John, 50 Nicolson st.
Brown, T. 4 St James' square
Boyle, John, 4 Bank street
Chapman, Thos. 5 Melbourne
place
Conacher, J. 100 Victoria st.
Dalgleish "and Forest, 4 St An-
drew square
Davidson, T. W. 7 Lauriston pi.
Dobaon, David, 24 W. Preston
street
Dowel Is and Lyon, 18 George
street
Hogg, Wm. 44 Nicolson street
Irvine, Peter, Victoria street
Laurie, Thos. 26 Rankeillor st.
Macara, Charles, 6 Brighton st.
Mabon, John, 56 High street
Maciver, William, 17 Kirkgate
Nisbet, T. 11 Hanover street
Robertson and Forrest, SO Geo.
street
Rutherford, Wm. 52 Princes st.
Sandeman, Robert, 9 Greenside
street
Saunders, John and Son, 27
Quality street
Seaton, Robert, Lothian road
Taylor, John & Son, 109 Princes
street
Thomson, Jas. 19 Geo. IV. br.
Walker, D. & Son, 56 South br.
Wells and Russell, Adam square
Axle-tree Maliers.
Carse, J. and Sons, 18 Greenside
row
JBaby-linen Ware-
houses.
Alexander, Mrs, and Co. 53
George street
Cairns, Mrs, 77 Princes street
Hay, Mrs, 25 George street
Baiiers.
Adam, J. 17 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Addison, Alex. 124 Kirkgate
Aitchison, Geo. 1 Wemyss place
Aitchison, Mrs, Granton
Aitken, Walter, 117 Nicolson
street
Allan, George, 4 Shrub place
Anderson, D. 1 3 Hamilton pi.
Anderson, Wm. 12 So. College
street
Archibald, C. 1 Archibald place
Archibald, J. 29 Pitt street
Arnold, James, 25 Home street
Arnott, Jas. 44 Buccleuch st.
Ballantyne, Jas. 42 Clerk street
Beveridge, Robt. 54 London st.
Black, John, E. Morningside
Bow and Swan, 6 N. College st.
Brockie, Wm. 18 Greenside st.
Broomfield, J. 71 Pleasance
Brown, Alex. 495 Lawnmarket
Brown, Alex. 61 Canongate
Brown, Geo. 7 Rose st.
Brown, Geo. 5 Huntley st.
Bruce, James, 23 Earl Grey st.
Byres, Thomas, 167 Rose st.
Cairns, Thomas, 50 Home st.
Cockburn, R. L. 27 Dean street
Collier, G. 23 Tolbooth wynd
Craig, David, 6 Norton place
Crawford, Geo. 106 Rose street
Crawford, Thos. 68 Kirkgate
Crawford, Wm. 31 Shore
Denholm, G. 5 Davie street
Dixon, John, 2 Union street
Dixson, Robert, 3 Shakspeare sq.
Donaldson, David, 2 Canongate
Douglas, J. 15 S. St Andrew st.
Drysdale, J. 1 Crosscausey
Drysdale, R. 32 Fountainbridge
Dudgeon, Alex. 51 Thistle st.
Dun, Miss M. 130 Pleasance
Durie, Jas. 62 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Farmer, David, 7 Calton street
Farmer, David, 209 Pleasance
Farmer, John, 8 Roxburgh pi.
Finlay, Thomas, 4 Chapel st.
Finlay, Wr., 55 Clerk st.
Forrester, A., 31 Frederick st.
Fotheringham, James, 8 Cannon
street, Leith
Frier, Matt. 5 St Patrick street
Gowan, Charles, 4 Union place
Gray, Thomas, 2 Bristo port
Greig, J., 7 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Greig, Wm. 2 Jamaica street
Gulland, Mrs, 158 High street
Hackett, J. 53 Yardheads
Hay, James, 277 Canongate
Herdman, John, 2 Charles st.
Hope, John, 2 India street
Izatt, James, 4 North Junction
street
Johnston, A. 10 Calton street
Johnston, Adam, 12 Home st.
Johnston, Wm. 123 Rose street
Kemp, James, 42 Jamaica st.
Kerr, Robert, 16 Hill place
Kyle, Alex. 82 Kirkgate
Laidlaw, James, 4 Kerr street
Lauder, Thos. 9 East Register
street
Lawrie, John, 26 Rose street
Lawson, George, 1 Arniston pi.
Lillico, Wm. 1 Brown street lane
Lindsay, James, 73 Kirkgate
Luke, James, 25 Brunswick st.
Lyall, Alex. 5 Shrub place
M'Call, A. 449 Lawnmarket
M'Dowall, Robt. 57 George st.
M'Ewen, Robert, 22 Cowgate
M'Gill, Jas. 7 Haddington pi.
M'Kean, Alex. 22 Bristo street
M'Laren, D. 23 Duke st. Leith
M'Vitie, R. 5 Charlotte place
M'Whirter, Jn. 10 Antigua st.
Mackie, J. W. 108 Princes st.
Mann, David, Newhaven
Martin, David, 235 Canongate
Mason, A. 20 Couper street
Mcckj Thos. 23 Hcrcles street
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Menelaws, Wm. 187 Canongate
Middlemas, R. 20 West Preston
street
Miller, James, 7 Keir street
Miller, John, 1 North St An-
drew street
Miller, Thomas, 1 Bread street
Miller, W. 86 Nicolson street
Milne, John, 21 Cassells' place
Milne, John, Newhaven
Milne, P. 8 Clerk street
Mitchell, David, 1 Dublin street
Muir, Wm. 42 St Leonard at.
Murray, George, 2 Market st.
Nicolson, David, 40 Abbey hill
Nisbet, R. 38 Rose street
Niven, W. 45 St Leonard street
Ogilvie, Thomas, 2 Elm row
Oliphant, F. 110 High street
Oliphant, F. 6 Middle Arthur
place
Ormiston, J. 3 Orchardfield pi.
Paterson, Robert, 35 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Paterson, Miss J. 1 South St
Andrew street
Patterson, John, 22 Brunswick
street
Pendrich, John, 47 Fountainbr.
Pears, James, 66 Buccleuch st.
Ponton, Geo. 8 St Vincent st.
Pottie, Jas. 9 West Richmond
street
Proud, J. 114 AVest port
Ramage, John, 4 Albert place
Ramsay, Thos. 26 Hanover st.
Ramsay, Thos. 14 High street
Reid, John, 43 Cumberland st.
Renton, Wm. 98 Canongate
Robertson, James, 2 Stafford st.
Robertson, James, Newhaven
Robertson, J., junr. 66 Cumber-
land street
Robertson, Thos. 72 Thistle st.
Russell, Alex. 2 Pitt street
Sawers, T.jun. 310 Lawnmarket
Scoon, W. & K., 161 High street
Scott, A. 47 London street
Scott, Alex. 10 Scotland street
Scott, David, 40 Lothian street
Scott, Geo. 1 AV^arriston place
Scott, James, 61 N. Richmond
street
Scott, John, 45 Water lane
Scott, Mrs, 2 Claremont place
Simpson, J. 34 Northumb. st.
Sinclair, John, 1 4 Lothian st.
Sinclair, John, 24 Tobago street
Sinclair, John, 142 Princes st.
Sleigh, Mrs, 6 Glanville place
Smith, J. A. 183 High street
Steele, James, 55 Nicolson st.
Stenhouse, Wm. 5 Little King
street, and 4 E. Register st.
Stewart, James, 10 Coupcr st.
Stewart, John, 1 Howe street
Stewart, William, Allison place
Stocks, Peter, 31 Bridge street
Stoddart, T. 178 Pleasance
Summers, John, 1 Church st.
Sutherland, Joseph, 36 St An-
drew street, Leith
Swan, James, 87 Broughton st.
Symon, Alex. 83 St Andrew
street, Leith
Tait, Andrew, 33 Rose street
Tait, J. R. 2 Queensferrj' street
Tait, Peter, 4 West port
Tait, Pringle, 10 Carnegie st,
Thomson, E. 34 Alva street
Thomson, Peter, Hillhousefield
Thomson, W. 39 W. Nicolson st.
Thomson, Mrs P., 54 Charlotte
street, Leith
Thorbum, Wm. 24 Bernard st.
Tod, A. 133 Princes street
Tod, M. 7 Duncan Street
Torrance, John, 4 Northumber-
land street
Vallence, Wm. 18 Dean street
Walker, J. &R. 10 Deanhaugh st.
Walker, W. 4 S. St James' st.
Watt, Mrs, 3 Riddle's cl. Leith
Watson, Wm. 15 Calton street
Weir, H. James, 166 Pleasance
Weir, Thomas H. 19 Fredk. st.
White, John, 3 Duke street
White, John, 4 Howe street
Wilkie, H. 130 Kirkgate
Wilkison, Jas. 103 Grassmarket
Wilson, Thomas, Hillhousefield,
Leith
Wishart, J. 1 North Bank st.
Wright, Robert, 22 Sandport
street
Banks and Bankers.
(See Bank Directory.)
Basket Makers.
(Those marked * are also Mat-
tress Makers.)
Barclay, D. 71 Hanover st.
Jeandin, F. 3 Crichton street
Kay, J. 65 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Kay, John, 27 North Bridge
M'Lean, Andrew, 61 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
M'Lean, Charles, 42 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Millar and Grinton, 32 Princes
street
Small, D. 33 Hanover street
*Stewart, S. & Co. 17 Greenside
place
Baths.
Public Baths, 12 Nicolson sq.
Firthfield Baths, George Hastie
Seafield Baths, Miss Gouldie
Trinity Baths, Walter Eckford
Bell-hang:ers.
Bell, J. & Son, 16 St And. st.
Bryden and Sons, 65 Geo. st.
Bryden, W. and Son, 55 Geo. st.
Laidlaw, R. & Sons, 5 Simon sq.
Hetherton, Henry, 21 Hercles st.
King, Robert, 6 Simon square
Learmonth, T. 10 Barony st.
Neilson, Greig, and Son, Sandi-
land's close
Waldie, Jas. Hamilton's entry
Berlin Warehouses.
Cleghorn, Miss Jane, 66 Geo. st.
Dickson, Miss E. 29 Bernard st.
Hobday, Mrs F. 6 Queensferry
street
Innes, Miss, 23 Dundas street
Jockel, Christian, 118 George st.
M 'Donald, Miss, 32 Princes st.
M'Kerracher, Miss J. 57 Frede-
rick street
Thomson, Misses, 23 Broughton
street
Wallace, Miss, 76 Princes street
\ Billiard-table Makers.
■ Fleming, T. 1 7 S. St James' st.
Moon, D. 1 Clyde street
Bird and Animal
StofTers.
Carfrae, James, 36 Rose street
Carfrae, Mrs and Son, 3 Frede-
rick street
Stevenson, T. & A. 53 S. Bridge
Sanderson, Mat. 66 George st.
Small, William and James, 38
George street
Wilson, A. 34 Princes street
Bird Dealers (Live).
Paterson and Co. 11 South St
Andrew street
Wilson, A. and G. 34 Princes st.
— See Adv.
Blacksmiths.
(See Smiths.)
Block, Pamp, and
Mast Makers.
Cochrane, J. 29 Commercial pL
Rowell and Stoddart, 4 Dock st.
Boardings-schools.
Anderson, Miss A. 15 Atholl cr.
Black and Callandar, Misses,
21 Foth street
Campbell, Mrs G. 11 Bellevne
crescent
Carpenter, Miss, 7 Buccleuch
place
Cowper, Misses, 22 Gardner's
crescent
Dickson, Mrs A. P. 10 Northum-
berland street
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Elliot, Miss, 23 Windsor street
Eyre, Misses, 8 Randolph cliflf
Finlay, Itliss, 50 Minto street
Fuller, Miss, 8 Great Stuart st.
Gibson, Miss, 7 Howard place
Gibson, Mrs and Misses, Har-
mony house
Inglis, Mrs and Miss Edmond,
12 Great King street
Ladies' Institution, 1 Park pi.
Ladies' Institution, 23 Charlotte
square
Laing, Miss, Newhaven
Learmonth, Miss, 11 Rutland sq.
Lewis, Miss, 19 Rutland square
M'Kenzie, Miss Sinclair, Morn-
ingside Bank house
Meek, Mrs, 6 Stafford street
Menzies, Miss, Lauriston house
Moir, Misses, 7 Great Stuart st.
Mouat, Misses, 4 Middleby st.
Murray, Miss, 46 Moray place
Pattison, Miss, 13 West Preston
street
Ponsonby, Mrs, 6 Drummond
place
'Scottish Institution for Young
Ladies, 9 Moray pi- — See A dv.
TurnbuU, Miss, 4 Doune terrace
Turnbull, Misses, 41 Drummond
place
Turnbull, Misses, 4 Royal circus
Weir, Miss E. 23 Abercromby
place
Young, Miss, 35 York place
Boatbnilders.
Bemardes, Robert, Newhaven
Nisbet, Robert, 3 Albany street,
Leith
Rollo, Robert, 26 Citadel
Shaw, James, Coates place
Bookbinders.
(Those marked * are also Sta-
tioners.)
Anderson, John, 233 High st.
*Binks, Alex. jun. 29 N. bridge
Bell, Arch. 40 Rose street lane
Copland, John, 56 High street
*Corns and Co. Wm. 26 Water-
loo place
*Currie and Lamb, 10 Hunter
square
Forbes, Alex. 5 Milne's court
Frame, Lockhart, 13 Bank st.
Gray, John, 51 Rose street
Gunn, John, 13 George street
Henderson and Bisset, 19 Hill
street
Johnstone and Hunter, 104
High street
Lyon, D. 505 Lawnmarket
M'Donald, Gilbert, 21 George
street
M'Kenzie, J. 22 Duke street
Muir, William, Riddle's close
Munro, John, 7 Milne square
Nichol, Jas. 9 North Bank st.
*Orrock and Romanes, 35 South
bridge
Paterson, M. 12 Catharine st.
Poison and Falconer, 1 Milne
square
Roach, James, 208 Canongate
*Roger8, William, 15 Charlotte
place
I Ross, J. 19 West Register st.
; Seton, Robert, head of Mound
Steedman, H. 44 George street
Stevenson, J. 265 High street
Wilkie, Thos. 243 High street
Bookisellers and
Stationers.
(Those marked thus * are Pub-
lishers, and thus t keep cir-
culating libraries.)
Angus, David R. 9 Bread street
Ballantyne, J. 49 Bernard street
*Bell and Bradfute, 12 Bank st.
Bertram, J. Q. and Co. 27 Ha-
nover street
*Black, A. and C. 6 N. bridge
*Blackie and Son, 5 South Col-
lege street
*Blackwood, W. and Sons, 45
George street
"Bowack, N. 46 Leith street
Braidwood, Jas. 26 George st.
Brown, A. 13 S. College street^
Brown, H. 20 Heriot's buildings
Caldwell Brothers, 1 5 Waterloo
place
*Chambers, W. and R. 339 High
street
Christie, A. 97 Nicolson street
*Clark, T. and T. 38 George st.
*Constable, Thomas and Co. 31
St Andrew square
Cormack, H. 48 George st.
Dickson, John, 29 Nicolson st.
Drummond, C. 133 Kirkgate
Edmond stone and Douglas, 87
Princes street
tElgin, W. and Son, 13 and 10
North St Andrew street
Ferguson, W. 7 Bank street
Ferrier, D. 17 Leith street
*For3yth, D. and J. 7 Brighton
street
*Fraser and Co., 45 Hanover st.
*Fullarton and Co. Stead's pi.
and 44 South bridge
*Gall and Inglis, 38 N. bridge
Grant, D. 11 Lothian street
*Grant, R. and Son, 64 Princes
street
*Grant, Thomas, 21 George st.
Gray and Co. 4 Baker's place
Greenhill, John, 10 Bank street
*Greig and Son, 2 Melbourne pi.
Hay, David, 30 Leith street
Henderson, E. 10 Nicolson st.
Henderson, Andrew and Co. 2
Coalhill
Henderson, E. M. 24 Princes st.
*Hogg, J. 4 Nicolson street
tlnglis, W, and C. 48 Hanover
street
flngram, John, 2 Catharine st.
*Innes, Wm. 31 Hanover street
Innes, W. 34 Frederick street
Ireland, Thos. jun. 2 Lindsay
place
Jack, T. C. 92 Princes st.
*Johnston, W. and A. K. 4 St
Andrew square
*John8tone and Hunter, 15
Princes street
Kay, Wm. stationer, 6 Bank st.
•Kennedy, W. P. 15 South St
Andrew street
Kerr, James, 32 Nicolson street
Dendrum, R. & Co. 20 Hanover
street
Leslie, John, 37 Earl Grey st.
Lindsay, J. 32 Candlemaker row
Lowe, J. D. and Co. 123 Princes
street
M'Cann, James, 6 Deanhaugh st.
M'Dowall, W. 14 North bridge
M'Intosh, J. 5 N. College st.
*M'Lauchlan, Stewart, and Co.
64 South bridge
M'Lellan and Son, 20 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Mackenzie, Wm. 5 Clerk street
Maclaren, John, 139 Princes sf.
*Macphail, M. 11 So. St David st.
Martin, James, 21 Greenside st.
*Marsh and Beattie, 1 3 Hanover
street
Mather, W. F. 101 Rose street
Mathers, D. 21 Nicolson street
*Menzies, John, 61 Princes st.
Miller, J. 25 George IV. bridge
Milne, W. and J. 33 Hanover
street
Moflfat, W. W. 44 George street
Moodie & Lothian, 82 Princes st.
Murray and Stewart, 28 Hnover
street
Cuthbertson, W. F. 17 South br.
Morris, R. 7 W. Register street
Muir, James S. 1 7 S. College st.
Nelson, Robert E. 27 Hanover
street
*Nel8on, Thomas, and Sons,
Hope Park end
*Nichol, J. 9 North Bank st.
Nimmo, William, 132 Kirkgate
Ogle & Murray, 49 South bridge
*01iphant and Sons, 7 S. bridge
'^Oliver and Boyd, 16 High st.
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Padon, A, and D. 13 St Andrew
square
*Paton and Ritchie, 3 Hanover
street
Philip, Mrs B. 5 Warriston pi.
Pollock, Peter, 12 Leith street
Redpath, Alex. 295 High street
Reid and Son, 36 Shore, Leith
Richardson, Mrs W. 100 Kirk-
gate
Robinson, H. 11 Greenside st. —
See Adv.
Seton, Robert, 81 George street
Shand, R. 41 Dundas street
Shepherd, James, 8 Leith street
Sinclair, Colin, 69 George st.
fSmith, J. L. 1 Antigua street
■"Stevenson, T. G. 87 Princes st.
Stillie, James, 78 Princes street
*Sutherland and Knox, 23 Geo.
street
Sutherland, D. R. 96 S. bridge
and 21 South Hanover street
tSutherland, J. and Co. 12 Cal-
ton street. — See Adv.
Sutherland, R. P. 38 Heriot's
buildings
+Tansh, Miss, 1 William street
*Taylor, James, 21 George st.
Thin, James, 14 Infirmary st.
fTodd, A. 1 St Patrick square
Tully, David, 78 Queen street
Veitch, Thos. 33 St Andre^v sq.
*Virtue, Geo. 11 Lothian street
Waterston and Johnston, 20
Bernard street, Leith
* Watson, W. F. 52 Princes st.
Williamson, A. 1 Spittal street
*Whyte, W. & Co. 13 George st.
Wood, Jas. 88 Princes street
Young, R. 5 North Bank street
Young, Wm. M'Kenzie, 3 Rox-
burgh street
Boot A, ^hoe IWakers.
Adams, Alexander, 35 Bridge
street, Leith
Anderson, John, 21 S. bridge
Anderson, John, 9 Young street
Auld, J. 397 Lawnmarket
Auld, John, 3 Elm row
Auld, Wm. 513 Lawnmarket
Bailey, John, 78 Princes street
Bain, 8 North bridge
Banks, George, 7 Union place
Bartram, Jas. 114 Nicolson st.
Bayne, C. 64 Leith street
Bell and Co. 33 South bridge
Bell, Walter, 16 Lothian street
Black, David, Hillhousefield
Bleakley, William, 38 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Blyth, John, 367 High street
Boyak, Benjamin, 17 Hill place
Brash, Thos. 33 Richmond place
Brown, J. and Co. 34 Princes st.
Buckle, G. 10 N. St David street
Burgess, Geo. 47 South bridge
Callender, David, 19 Bank st.
Chalmers, James, 27 India st.
Chedburn, George, 88 Princes st.
j Cooper, W. and Son, 6 St An-
; drew square
Corstorphine, Peter, Macneil's
place, Leith walk
Cunningham, A. J. 20 Dean st.
Dale, T. 30 Jamaica street
; Davidson, D. 50 Frederick st.
Davidson, W. 10 Rose street
I Dewar, Andrew, 14 South Col-
I lege street
[ Dewar, Alex. 2 Riddle's close,
' Leith
I Dewar, John, 3 Hanover street
Donaldson, A. 45 Princes street
i Doun, John, 12 Rose street
j Douglas, S. Orchardfield, Leith
{ walk
i DufFus, Peter, 38 Howe street
! Duncan, T. & Co. 59 Princes st.
j Dykes, Robert, & Co. 98 Highst.
I Finlay, J. 80 Princes street
Fisher, Wm. 11 Catharine st.
I Forrest, George, 96 Nicolson st.
' Fraser, Wm. 4 High Market st.
: Gallowaj', David, 46 Yardheads
' Gibb, Geo. 10 Duke street, Leith
\ Gibbs, H. 2 South College st.
Glen, Geo. 33 Hanover street
Goldie, Robert, Newhaven
Gray, Alex. D. 100 George st.
Gray, J & Son, 7 Catharine st.
Greenoak, R. 42 Leith street
Greig, D. 36 Lothian street
{ Gunn, J. 19 W. Register street
Guthrie, Robert, 52 Bridge st.
Hamilton, Wm. 40 George st.
Handy side, Geo. 194 Canongate
Harley, W. 51 South bridge
Harvey, James, 19 Castle st.
Hay, Geo. 27 Haddington place
Healy, M. 74 George street
Henderson, Wm.jun. 6 Couper st.
Henry, Wm. 1 Maitland street
Hill, John, 43 Nicolson street
Hoey, John, 86 St Andrew's st.
Leith
Hood, Thomas, 95 Rose street
Hutchison J. 28 Dean street
Inglis, W. and Son, 16 Queens-
ferry street
James, J. & Son, 102 George st.
James, William, 9 Keir street
Jamieson, James, 13 Riddle's cl.
Keddie, John, 25 Hanover st.
Kyle, J. and Son, 12 Constitu-
tion street, Leith
Lawson, George, 86 Rose street
Lewis, David, 217 High street
Lindsay, T. 171 High street
Low, John, 10 N. St David st.
MArthur, Neil, 1 Water lane
M'Craw, John, 249 High st.
M'Donald, A. 73 Nicolson st.
M'Donald, G. & Son 148 Princes
street
M'Donald, John, 76 Leith st.
M'Intosh, George, 39 Candle-
maker row
M'Intosh, H. 27 S. Richmond st.
M'Intosh Wm., 28 Kirkgate
M'Kay, David, 38 Leith street
M'Kendrick, W. 35 Sandport st,
M'Kenzie, Wm. 27 W. Register
street
M'Laren, J. 1 Claremont place
M'Laren, J. 6 Duncan street
M'Laren, J. 1 Veitch's place
M'Leod, Rod. (gutta percha), 95
Princes street
M'Lean, Wm. 275 Canongate
M'Murray, J. 30 Candlemkr. row
Macart, James, 30 Bridge st.
Main and_Son, 5 Catharine st.
Marshall, Alex. 2 Dean street
Millar, John, 3 N.-AV. Circus pi,
Milne, James, 16 Bank street
Mitchell, G. 23 Greenside st,
Morris, Hew, 5 India place
Morris, Robert, 63 Thistle st.
Muir, Henry & Son, 83 Princes
street
Munro, [R. 52 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Murray, A. 9 London street
Murray, H. 1 S.-E. Circus pi.
Nicol, A. 26 Elder street
Nisbet, Joseph, 23 Bristo st.
Nisbet, Robert, 87 Nicolson st.
Park, John W. 4 William stree
Park, Thomas, 3 Hay's court
Paris, John, 92 Kirkgate
Paton, Alex. 28 South Bridge
Perriot, R. 14 St And. st. Leith
Powrie, Adam, 44 Bridge street,
Leith
Richardson, Alex, and Son, 5
N.-W. Circus place
Ritchie, Wm. 1 Haddington pL
Robison, James, 8 Nicolson st.
Rollo, J. 13 Nicolson street
Rollo, R. 2 Castle street
Rutherford and Son, 142 Geo. st.
Scott, A. 109 George street
Scott, John, 54 Broughton st.
Sea ton and Marshall, 50 AVest
Register street
SeatoD, P. 45 Candlemaker row
Shanks, C. 2 Catharine street
Simpson, Jas. 6 Melbourne pi.
Skilling, John and Son, 30 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
Smart, J. and Son, 1 Queen st.
Smith, George, 40 Home street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
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Spence, David, 10 Kirkgate
Stead & Simpson, 375 High st.
Steel, James, Canaan lane
Stewart, Alex. 28 Pitt street
Stewart, R. 26 Nicolson street
Stewart, T. and J. 34 Leith st.
Swash, R. 35 Whitefield place
Taylor, John, 25 Elder street
Taylor, Wm. 136 Canongate
Thomson, D. 29 Hanover street
Thomson, G. 65 Hanover street
Towert, John, 383 Lawnmarket
Urquhart, A. 36 Frederick st
Wallace, Alex. 57 Thistle street
Wallace, J. 30 Abbey hill
Wallace, T. 69 Broughton st.
Watt, J. 4 Maitland street,
Newhaven
Webb, A. 23 Dundas street
Webster, John, 9 Catharine st.
Whitehead, L. 144 Kirkgate
and 34 Tolbooth wynd
Whitehead, Wm. 62 Princes st.
Wilson, John, 34 N. Pitt street
Wright, W. 141 High street
Young James, 18 William st.
Young, G. 6 Dublin street
Young, John, 8 William street
Boot d: Shoe Makers
(Ladies').
Blanc, Victor, 69 George street
Duncan, R. and G. 33 George
street
Gray, John, 73 George street
Healy, Martin, 74 George street
Saxty, Richard, 52 George st.
Boot-tree IVIakers.
(See Lastmakers)
Bowmaker.
Muir, Peter, Archers' Hall
Brassfoanders and
Crasfltters.
Brown, Robert, 63 North bridge
Edwards, W. 60 Nicolson street
Forbes, W. 4 Swinton row
Haldane & Rae, 5 Old Physic
gardens and 2 George street
Hay and Addis, 79 George st.
Hodge, Robert, 20 Niddry st.
Hume and Melville, 1 Register
place. — See Adv.
Laidlaw, R. and Son, Simon sq.
Lawrie and Ritchie, 12 Catha-
rine street
Lindsay, Chas. and Co. 8 Green-
side street
Macpherson, James, 99 Consti-
tution street
Mason, A. T. Chalmers' close
Milne, James and Son, Milton
House, 90 Canongate
T
Moncrieff, James and Son, 341
High street
Neill, John aud Co. 44 Hanover
street
Nimmo, P. and J. North Bank
street
Paterson, D. 26 Thistle street
Rankin, F. 16 Picardy place
Robertson and Cairns, 31 Nicol-
son street
Smiths and Co. 1 Blair Street
Sturrok, J. 1 Duke street, Leith
Thomson, A. 22 Greenside pi.
Wallace, R. B. 12 Sandport st.
Warracker, W. 15 West Nicol-
son street
Braziers.
(See Coppersmiths.)
Breeches Makers.
(See Olovers.)
BreM'ers.
Aitchison, J. and Co. South
back of Canongate
Bernard, Thos. and James, 71
North back of Canongate
Berwick, A. and Co. 122 and
134 Canongate
Blair, John and Co. 23 North
back of Canongate
Campbell, A. and Co. 145 Cow-
gate
Crease and Taylor, Drumdryan
Dick, Charles, 263 Cowgate
Drybrough and Co. 67 North
back of Canongate
Edinburgh and Leith brewing
Company, 200 Canongate
Fulton, John, 80 Pleasance
Jeffrey, J. and Co. 73 Grass-
market
Melvin, Alex., Boroughloch
Macnair, J. 11 St Anthony st.
Leith
Muir, James and Son, 26 North
back of Canongate
Ritchie, George, 46 Pleasance
Robertson, Wm. 2 Summerhall
Usher, J. and T. 101 Cowgate
Whitson, Robt. 11 Yardheads
Younger, W. aud Co. Horse
wynd, Canongate
Younger, Robert, St. Ann's
Bre^rers, (Barm.)
Crawford, Mrs J. Haddon's court
Edinburgh Barm Company East
Rose street lane
Pringle, Jas. 14 Nicolson st.
Brick and Tile Works.
Struthers, Henry, Wardie
Kemme^ Jacob, Granton
Bricklayers and Fur-
nace Builders.
Bruce, Robert, 23 Union place
Deans, John, 6 Splttal street
Jacob, Fred. Richmond cottage,
Ferry road
M'Kechney, A. 80 Potterrow
Bridle3 Bit, and Spur
Maker.
Hawke, John, 1 Calton hill
Brokers.
Barker, B. 139 Cowgate
Goskirk, A. & Son, 70 Cowgate
Goulding, J. 128 Cowgate
Leckie, J. 216 Cowgate
Macaulay, Alex. 6 St Andrew st.
Leith
Brush Makers.
(Those marked * are also Trunk
and Portmanteau Makers.)
Black, And. 30 St Andrew sq.
*Boswell, A. 8 Hanover street
and 40 Nicolson street
Cameron and son, 265 High st.
Duncan, Thos. 26 Greenside pi.
Finnic, John, 44 and 50 Nicol-
son street
Hume, John, 104 West bow
Hutchison, Alex. 99 George st.
Irving, Brothers, 80 Princes st.
Irving, James, 97 Princes street
Isbister, Thos. 48 Frederick st.
*Mylne, Jas. 63 Princes street
*Raeburn, Jas. 5 St Andrew st.
*Russell, Thos. ION. Bank st.
Smith, Wm. 70 Nicolson street
Smith, Wm. 161 Causeyside
Stevenson, Robt. 25 Leith st.
Walker, Alex. 97 Princes street
*Wemyss, A. 77 Princes street
Wright and Braid wood, 3 Grass-
market.
Builders.
(See also Masons.)
Alexander, John, 2 Gilmour pi.
Beattie and Sons, 23 Bread st.
Beattie, A. 100 Lauriston place
Berry, David, 9 Society
Bryden, J. 8 Summerhall
Bisset, James, 20 Nelson street
Clarkson, Wm. 7 Spittal street
Drummond, G. and Son, 4 Hen-
derson row
Drummond, T. 16 St Yincent
street
Dryden, James, 5 Saunders st.
Ewart, John, Henderson row
Ferguson, C. St Stephen street
Forbes, A. 3 W. Newington pi,
Fullerton, Thos. Spittal street
Gibb, A. 4 Nottingham place
282 But
Gibson, Alex. Low Broughton
Gilfillan and Jackson, Castle ter.
Gordon, William, Lothian road
Goudie, G. Leslie place
Gowans, J. 1 Eandolph cliff
Graham, William, Morningside
Haldon, Geo. 12 Atholl place
Hamilton, Wm. 11 Riego street
Henderson and Wilson, 27 Char-
lotte street, Leith
Henderson, Jno. 2 Stafford st.
Henderson, Jno. 19 Rose street
Henry, Wm. 11 Scotland street
Hill, James, 21 Leith Walk
Hume, Jas. 17 Cassels' place
Hunter, Robert, 98 Abbey^Mll
Hunter, William, Morningside
Johnston, Alex. 11 Norton pi.
Johnston, R. 91 and 92 Foun-
tainbridge
Kerr, William, 2 Lord Russell
place
Kinghorn, Wm. 5 Pitt st. Leith
Lamb, John, 4 Dunbar street
Lind, D. 3 Port-Hopetoun
Lorimer, Geo. 18 Graham st.
Lorimer, J. 10 Torphichen st.
Lyall and Swinton, Ingliston st.
M'Arthur, A. 7 Randolph cliff
M'Gibbon, C. 33 East Clare-
mont street
M'Gibbon J. 40 Gt King street
M'Kay, N. 8 Morton st. Leith
M'Kenzie, S. 47 Buccleuch st.
Matheson, W. J. West Canon-
mills
Maule, Geo. 58 Broughton st.
Millar, David, Bellevue
Morrison, Alex. 3 Warriston
crescent
Morrison, James, Lothian road
Murray, Alex. 15 Cassels' place
Napier, Robt. 40 Bread street
Notman, D. 13 Young street
Paterson, G. 18 Preston street
Paterson, James, 54 S. Clerk st.
Paton, David, 17 Greenside st.
Rae, David, 6 Spring gardens
Reid and Son, Castle terrace
Eobb, John, Dean cottage
Robb, John, 22 Barony street
Roberts, George, James' place
Sanderson and Muirhead, 12
Barony street
Scott, A. Regent street, Leith
Scott, Geo. Broughton market
Shennau, John, Bellevue cottage
Smith, William, 79, Clerk st.
Smith, David, 7 Glover street
Smith, J. K. 6 Gardner's cresc.
Smith, Robt. 21 Charles street
Spiden, Robt. 12 Royal Exch.
Sutherland, David, Lothian road
Sutherland, D. 2 Trinity cresc.
Stark, William, 48, London st.
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Stark, William, jun. 45 Ann st.
Stevenson, J. 10 Cumberland st.
Taylor, J. 4 St James' square
Turnbull, J. 25 Clerk street
Turner, J. Hamilton's entry
Thomson, Wm. 1 Lothian road
Watherstan, J. 3 Randolph pi.
Wilkie, Jas. 47 Couper street
Button Makers.
Cooper, T. k Co. 1 and 2 South
bridge
Caldwell, A. and Co. 313 High
street
Tait, Wm. 1 2 South bridge
Cabinetmakers and
Upholsterers.
(Those marked * are Uphol-
sterers only.)
*Aitken, John, 39 Frederick st.
*Allan, Alex. 1 Shandwick pi.
*Allardice and Sclanders, 12
George street
* Anderson, Alex. 33 Brunswick
street.
.Anderson and Paterson, 10
Queensferry street
Anderson, Jas. 38 Candlemaker
row
Armstrong, Wm. 2 Nottingham
terrace
*Auchie, Alexander, 25 George
street
Bain, T. Coates place
Bennet, Chas. 33 Frederick st
Biggar, John, 72 Clerk street
Birrell, Wm. 347 Cowgate
Boyd, John, 2 York place
*Burke, J. and Son, 13 Queen
street
Burke and Grant, 1 Abercromby
place
Collins, E. and Son, 110 Rose st.
*Combe, R. 6 Hanover street
Cousins, James, 101 Hope park
end
Cruickshanks and Veitch, 107
George street
Cruickshanks and Ronaldson,
Macneil's place
Darlington, H. 5 Frederick st.
Davidson, Walter, 57 Frederick
street
Dobson and Co. 23 W. Preston
street
Dunlop, Charles, Circus lane
Durward, And. 5 Clerk street
Easton, J. 28 Greenside street
Ellis, Thos. 23 George IV. br.
Ewart, John, Pitt street toll
Finlay, William, 270 Cowgate
Forgan, D. 212 Canongate
Gallic, George, 37 Kirkgate
Grant and Ross, 15 Greenside
place
Hardie, A. 15 Lauriston street
Hardie, Wm. 61 Frederick st.
Hay, W. Haddon's court
Hogg, W. 30 Dundas street
Hunter, R. 4 Albany street
Johnstone, A. 6 Park place
Kay, James and Son, 1 Teviot
row
Keddie and Knox, 12 N. Mel-
ville place
Keddie, Thomas, 7 and 13 Mel-
ville place
Lawrie, James, 32 Causeyside
Little and Reid, 101 High st.
M'Donald, A. and Co. 4 Swinton
Macfarlane and Gibb, 23 Dundas
street
M'Glashan, J. 82 South bridge
M'Laren, P. 22 Greenside place
May, Wm. 22 Catharine street
Miller, Alex. 58 Albany street
Mitchell, Robert, 63 Abbey hill
Moffat, Andrew, 62 Thistle st.
Morrison, James, 78 George st.
Muir, P. and Sen, 38 Blair st.
Murray, Richard, 27 Dublin st.
Murray, Wm. 12 St James' sq.
Murray, W. 8, Carrubber's close
Nisbett, A. 9 Moray street
Parker J. and J. 30 Broughton
street
Paton, W. 12 Brandon street
Peters, D. 8 Hamilton place
Potts, Caimie, and Pay, 9 Prin-
ces street
Ramsay, John, St Stephen st.
Reid, John, 3 Ingliston st.
Richardson, W. 41 London st.
Robertson, Alex. 4 Princes st,
Roberson, A. 165 Rose street
Robertson & Forrest, 80 George
street
Ross, D. 1 6 Picardy place
Rough, Arch. 18 Leith walk
Sandeman, R. 9 Greenside st.
Scott, John, 237 Cowgate
*Scott, James, 10 Clyde street
*Scott, J. and T. 10 George st.
Scott, S. Meuse lane
Scott, Wm. 156 Rose street
*Scrymgeour, H. 23 George st.
Shanks, D. 1 Leslie place
Sheill, John, 3 East Newington
place
Simpson, R. 121 George street
Smith, John, 42 Hanover street
Sword, James, 22 Hanover st.
Taylor, J. and Son, 109 Princes
street
Thomson, W. 1 Queen street
Tweedie, James, Brown's court,
Vennel
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PROFESSIONS ANT) TRADES DIRECTORY.
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Walker, James, 166 Rose street
Wilson, Jas. Great Junction st.
*Wharton, H. 6 Hanover street
Wood, James, 8 Bristo place
Calotypists.
Ross & Thomson, 90 Princes st.
Candlemakers.
Anderson, R. & R. 93 Giles'
street
Common, Wm. 8 Union place
Dickson, Thos. 9 Semple street
Leith Candle Co. Sugarhouse cl.
Leith, and 20 Frederick st.
Millar, R. 23 Grassmarket
Mitchell, G. 48 Crosscausey
Rough, Mrs J. 124 Nicolson st.
Thomson, R. and J. 52 George
street
Cane-irorker.
Nisbet, T. 15 St James' square
Canvas Manufac-
tnrers.
(See Rope and Sail makers.)
Carpenters.
(See Wrights.)
Carpet nannfactnrers.
Hunter, David, 178 High street
M'Farlane, David, Canonmills
Whytock, R. & Co. 9 George st.
Carrers and Ciilders.
Allan, Alex. 1 Shandwick place
Barclay, W. C. 2 Roxburgh pi.
Bruce, D. 12 Greeuside place
Butti and Sons, 1 Ronaldson's
buildings
Butti, J. A. 14 S. Hanover st.
Ciceri and Pini, 81 Leith street
— See Adv.
Cooper, Alex. 21 Baltic street
Dick, A. 92 Princes street
Dott, A. 16 So. St David street
Hepburn, Simon, 16 South Ha-
nover street
Hill, Alex. 67 Princes street
Hill, Alex. 12 East Rose street
lane
Hunter, W. 58 Candlemaker row-
Ironside, Edm. 134 High street
Kyles, Thomas, 2 Vennel
Paton, Hugh, 10 Princes street
Robertson, A. 29 Frederick st.
Robertson, E. 33 Frederick st.
Smith, J. D. 33 W. Register st.
Taylor, J. and Son, 109 Princes
street
Walker, James, Assembly rooms
Cattle Dealers.
(See Agents.)
Cheesemong^ers.
Lind, William, 4 Lothian street
Chatham, John, 326 Lawnmrkt.
Richardson, Francis and Co.
Grassmarket
Chemists.
(See A23othecaries.)
Chemical Instrument
Makers.
Kemp and Co. 12 Infirmary st.
Chemical iflannfac-
tories.
Tennent, Hugh B. Bennington
Raimes, Blanshard, and Co.
Smith's place
Chimney [§weepers.
Borthwick, D. 5 Greenside pi.
Borthwick, J. 9 Greenside place
Davie, Duncan, 63 Broughton st.
Denholm, John, 19 Semple st.
Pergusson, Charles, 22 Dundas
street
Fergusson, P. 12 E.Cumbd. lane
Henderson, D. 9 Gibb's entry
Kemp, J. 6 Rose street
Lauder, James, Merrilees' close
Lough, J. 19 William street —
See Adv.
M'Beath, R. 3 Middleton's ent.
M'Gregor, A. 18 Gifford park
Rae, Wm. 33 St Patrick square
Reid, Daniel, 1 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Shaw, Duncan, 3 Pitt street
Simpson, George, 69Causeyside
Stewart and Bell, 9 Queensferry
street
Storm, J., Nelson place
China, CrlasSj and
StoncM^are Houses.
Begbie, W. 28 Sandport street
Brown, J. 43 London street
Brown, H. 4 Low Market street
Campbell and Henderson, 51
street
Child, W. K. and Co. 97 George
street
Clapperton, J. 48 Dundas street
Cleghom, G. 12 St Andrew sq.
Cunningham, Mrs, 19 Howe
street
Dall, Wm. and Co. 4 Hanover
street
Danks and Swan, 32 Cowgate
Danks, W. and Co. 40 S. bridge
Dunse, George, 70 Canongate
Elmslie, Mrs, 11 Charlotte pi.
Erskine, Jas. 40 Grassmarket
Ferguson, T. 11 Commercial
place
Fisher, J. R. 65 Hanover street
Forbes, David, 7 St Andrew sq-
Fergusson, Robert 18 Kirkgate
and 8 Dock place
Galloway, William, 57 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Gray, Robt. 21 W. Nicolson st.
Greig, J. 1 & 2 Low Market st.
Hay, John, 50 So. Clerk street
Hendrie, Mrs John, 23 Green-
side place
Johnstone, Mrs, 74 St Andrew
street, Leith
Kerr, George, 149 Canongate
Macdougald, R. and J. W. 84
Candlemaker row
Macfeat, Mrs, 42 South bridge
Marr, Robert, 237 Canongate
Millar, J. 2 S. St Andrew street
Murphy, Miss, 2 Cowgate
Quin and Donald, 1 0 Bristo pi.
Robertson, J. and M. 9 Union
place
Simpson, J. 4 Warriston place
Simpson, Wm. 6 Low Market st.
Small and Co. George IV. bridge
Stewart, Thomas, 7 Hay's court
Stocks, W. and Co. 64 Kirkgate
Sutherland, Geo. 4 Greenside pi.
Thorburn, Mrs, 16 N.-W. Circus
place
White, James, 46 West port
Young, J. 23 Brunswick street
Chiropodists.
Loewenthal, M. 14 N. Bank st.
Rosa, Madame, 30 Castle street
Rosa, Edward, 23 Howe street
Clockmakers, Crerman.
(See German Clock Makers.)
Clock and Watch
Jtlakers.
Abernethy, Scott, 98 Kirkgate
Barrie, And. 3 S. St Andrew st.
Blackie, J. R. 36 Bridge street,
Leith
Brown, Charles, 4 Bristo street
Bryson, R. and Sons (to the
Queen), 66 Princes street
Crouch, Wm. 40 North bridge
Fletcher and Hunter, 31 Frede-
rick street
Gellatly, Robt. 78 Princes st.
Gray, Chas. 18 Bank street
Hay, Alex. jun. 39 Leith street
Hogg, R. 81 South bridge
Klausman, A. and D. 10 Nicol-
son street
Lamond, John, 16 Riddle's close
Liddell and Son, 5 Bank street
M'Gregor and Son, 25 West
Register street
M'Laren, L. 6 Duncan street
Macnee, Wm. 153 High street
Miller, And. 5 W. Nicolson st.
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Miller, J. 44 North bridge
Miller, Richard, 44 North bridge
Miller, Rich. 58 Bridge street
Millar, Robt. 6 Royal Exchange
Paterson, James, 429 High st.
Philip, Alex. 60 Princes street
Philip, Wm. 6 Nelson street
Picken, John, 8 Gilmore street
Picken, Wm. 18 Victoria street
Ritchie, J. and Son, 29 Leith st.
Smith, Wm. 33 W. Nicolson st.
Webster, John, 107 West port
Wilson, T. 11 Leith street
Winter, tJlrich, 25 Greenside st.
Whitelaw, J. 28 W. Register st.
Toung, Thomas, 5 St Patrick
square
Clothiers.
(See Woollen-Drapers and
Tailors.)
Coach-Iaee
manufacturers.
Baillie and Palmer, Mint
Greig, J. World's-end close
Coach-hirers.
Atkenson, R. 8 N.-W. Circus pi.
Buchan, Mrs D. 6 Charlotte pi.
Campbell, Arch. 2 East Rose
street lane
Craw, Henry, 20 Charles street
Dalgleish, James, 73 Causeyside
Diey, Alex. Regent terrace lane
Dickson, Thos. 2 Scotland st.
Finlay, George, 1 2 Charles st.
Foote, John, 23 Dundas street
Forbes, J. 24 Pitt street
Fraser, John, Regent ter. lane
Fraser, Wm. 1 Forres street
Glendinning, R. 54 Bernard st.
Hislop, R. Regent terrace lane
Inglis, Wm. jun. 3 Hay street
Kerr, Hugh, 9 William street I
Lawson, W. 25 Dake street j
Legget, Rob. 54 Broughton st.
M'Leod, Hugh, 13 Charles st.
Paterson, J. 10 Union street
Ralston, Mrs, Regent ter. lane
Ramsay, Wm. 21 W. Preston st.
Robertson, Jas. 5 N. St James'
street
Robertson, D. 1 4 Barony street
Robertson, D. 8 Howe street
Robertson, W. 33 Pitt street
Scott, C. and Son, 83 Rose st.
Stewart, Peter, 1 Queensferry st.
Stirling, D. 4 Haddington place |
Walker, J. 7 Dublin street j
Watt, R. 32 Northumberland st.
Coach and Harness
Makers.
Carse, D. Orchardfield
Cochrane, R. and J. 35 Bread st.
Connell, Wm. 6 Richmond pi.
Croall, J. and W. York lane
Croall, J. and Son, Middlefield
Croall, Peter, 61 Princes street
Croall, William, jun. and Co. 17
Greenside place
Given, Robert, 1 Rutland place
Henderson, H. and Co. 98 Abbey
hill
Hutchison, W. and T. Lothian rd.
Inglis, William, 69 Adam sq.
and 4 Hay street
Marshall, Wm. 58 Bristo street
Munro, W. Broughton market
M'Nee, James, 106 Princes st.
Sanderson, Robert and Thomas,
Lothian road
Simpson and Wilson, 62 Abbey
hill
Stoddart, John, 40 Pleasance
Watson and Henry, Nottingham
place
Coal merchants.
Ainslie, James, Sheriflf brae
Aitken, Alex. 9 PortrHamilton
Allan, Mrs W. 12 Port-Hamilton
Arniston Coal Depot, St Leo-
nard's—J. Wotherspoon, agent
Baigrie, George, Dalkeith coal
Depot, St Leonard's. — See
Adv.
Baigrie, Thomas, Scotland street
station. — See Adv.
Begbie, P. 3 1 Constitution st.
Bishop, Jas. 10 Port-Hopetoun
Blackbraes Colliery Office, 16
St Andrew street
Black, T. 31 Cumberland street
Braid, A. 21 St Andrew square
Brown, C. St Leonard's house.
— See Adv.
Brown, Robert, 1 Railway depot
Burns, il. Caledonian railway
Burns, Peter, 42 Lothian road
Chambers, J. 11 Port Hopetoun
Clerk, J. coal office, 3 E. and G.
Railway
Clunas, Alex. 7 Laurieston st.
Cockbum, R. 19 Dundas street
Comb, James, 4 Semple street
Crawford, Jas. 14 Pt.-Hopetoun
Crawford, Jn. 14 Pt.-Hopetoun
Crawford, John 118 Princes st.
Dalgleish and Greirson, 6 North
British Railway
Dalgety, Chas. 30 Coatfield lane
Deas, J. 57 Brunswick street
Denham, A. Orchardfield place
Dickson, Thomas and Son, 1 St
Leonard street,- See Adv.
Duncan, Colin and Son, Old
Church wharf, Leith, and
Scotland street station
Edmonston Colliery Office,
Sands, Leith, and St Leo-
nard's depot. — See Adv.
Fairley, M. 20 Port-Hamilton
Fox, M. 4 Port-Hamilton
Fraser, Alex, and Co. 6 4 Port-
Hopetoun
Glen, R. and J. 7 Pt.-Hamilton
Glen, T. and Sons, 5 Port-Ha-
milton
Guthrie, Chas. 79 St Leonard st.
Guthrie, J. 127 Causeyside
Haddow, Hugh, Newhaven
Haldane, J. and C. 7 Spence's
place
Johnstone and Thorn, 11 Port-
Hamilton
Kemp, J. and R. 14 Pt.-Hamilton
Killingworth Colliery Office, 3
East Register street
Kinniburgh, D. 16 Pt.-HopetouQ
Kinlay, Thomas, North British
Railway. — See A dv.
Kirkland, Jn. 10 Pt.-Hamilton
Lawrie, And. 21 Sheriflf brae |
Leechman, Alex. 3 Downie pi. ' \
Leggat, J. 4 Port-Hopetoun
Lyall, John, 8 Port-Hopetoun
M'Kelvie, J., Haymarket.— See
Adv.
Mackay, James, 4 Newport st.
Marquis of Lothian's — Hugh
White, agent, St Leonard's
Millar, David, 2 Alva street
Millar, J. and Co. 136 Fountain
bridge
Muiravonside Colliery Co., 69
Fountainbridge
Murray, Rob. 3 Coal hill
Mutter, A. and J. 9 Romily pi.
Noble, Mrs, 13 Port-Hopetoun.
See Adv.
Northern Coal Mining Co. 3
Coal hill, Leith
Page, G. 10 Elder street
Porteous, Alex. 12 Elm row, 84
Clerk street, and 1 Port-Ha-
milton ^
Porter, W. H. 3 E. Register st.
Primrose, John, 3 Crown street
Ramsay, James, 14 Semple st.
Rankine, Peter, 10 Salamander
street, Leith
Russel, A. Scotland st. station
Scott, James, 30 Lothian street '
Scott, William and Co. 5 Portr
Hopetoun
Shaw and Son, 2 Port-Hamilton
Sloan and Stoddart, 49 Brough-
ton street, Leith walk, and St
Cuthbert's lane. — See Adv.
Sinclair, Miss B. 22 Port-Ha-
milton
St Germans Colliery Office,
Sands, Leith
Cof
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
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Smith, John, 8 Downie place
Stewart, P. 22 William street
Sword, J. Scotland st. station
and South Junction st. Leith
Telford, Jas. 13 Grange loan
Thomson, Wm. 24 Sheriff brae
Torrance, John, Crosscausey
Trotter, Thomas, Fife place
Vallance, J. and Co. 3 Por-
Hamilton
Vallance, James and Co. 15
Port-Hamilton
Waldie, J. 9 Stead's place. Hay-
market, and Scotland street
Watson, R. 10 Catharine street
Watt, A. H. 2 Railway depot
CofTee-Rooms.
{See Taverns.)
Colonr Manafactarers.
Dawson, Wm. 20 Elbe st. Leith
Millers and Arthur, 5 Shore
Young, Wm. Silverfield, Leith
Comb makers.
Blackball and Scott, 21 New st.
and 22 North bridge
Carstairs, James, 30 Leith walk
Stephenson, R. 25 Leith street
Confectioners.
Aitchison, and Sons, 77 Queen
street
Blair, Robert, 37 George street
Cameron, S. 305 High street
Currie and Co. 28 Victoria st.
Doull, Sinclair, and White, 74
Princes street
Farquharson, D. 30 West port
Farquharson, Fran. 215 Cowgate
Ferguson, A. 1 Melbourne place
Finlayson, D. 63 South bridge
Eraser, J. 6 N. St Andrew st.
Gowan, Charles, 4 Union place
Grant, John, 52 Shore, Leith
Imrie, H. 65 South bridge
Kemp, Wm. 37 Nicolson street
Lamb, Thomas, 19 Leith street
Littlejohn, T. M. 31 and 33
Leith street
M'Kenzie and Middlemas, 63
Queen street
Mackie, J. W. 108 Princes st.
Millar, Jas. 1 N.-W. Circus pi.
Millar, John, 13 Kirkgate
Murray, R. 2 St Patrick square
Ramage, John, 4 Albert place
Ridpath, E. 36 Nicolson street
Shaw, C. 17 Hanover street
Shiels, M. 109 High street
Shiels, R. and Son, 6 Bristo pi.
Sinclair, John, 142 Princes st.
Stewart, James, 34 Hanover st.
and 2 Rutland place
Thomson, Geo. 22 Leith street
Thorbum, J, 5 Waterloo place
Tweedie, M. 3 North St Andrew
street
Vallance, Wm. 5 Calton street
Williamson, Mrs, 35 Dundas st.
Contractors.
I Adamson, Geo. 35 Leith street
Anderson, Matthew, Trinity
crescent
Donaldson, Andw. 142 High st.
Dowie, Wm. Canonmill cottage
Ireland, W. Broughton cottage
I M'Caul, Chas. Heriot cottage
Orell, J., Granton
' Wightman, W. Rose cottage,
Trinity
Wilson, A. Granton pier
Coopers.
(Those marked* are also Fish-
curers.)
*Adamson, W. M. 51 Giles' st.
Leith
Alexander, T. and Son, 71 St
Andrew street, Leith
Brunton, Alex. 43 Abbey hill
Brybrough, N. and Son, 39
Mitchell street
Finlay, P. 3 Market street
Fraser, Simon, 6 Greenside pi.
*Hampton, Wm. 15 Dock street
Hunter, Philip, 6 Sibbald place
Laird and Banks, 22 Constitu-
tion street
Lindsay, Wm. 31 Hanover st.
*Methuen, Jas. 90 Giles' street
Mitchell, J. and Son, 86 High st.
*Murray, John, 7 Coal hill
Pentland, Y. J. and Son, 23
Spence's place, Leith
Pourie, John and Sons, 10 Sand-
port street
Robertson, D. and Son, 8 Elbe st.
Sinclair, W. 6 Mitchell street
Sinclair, Wm. 22 Giles' street
Stephens, William, 6 Tollcross
Thomson, R. 4 Greyfriars' place
Young, James, 7 Dock street
Coppersmiths and
Braziers.
Galium, Geo. and Co. 13 Green-
side place
Galium, Thomas, 56 Shore
Dickson, Henry, 4 Queen's place
Forbes, D. 7 St Andrew square
Henderson, George, Market st.
Hodge, Robert, 20 Niddry st.
M'Naughton, John, Fife place
Minto, Mrs James, 31 Whitfield
place
Walker, David, 51 Shore
Wallace, J. and Son, 11 Sand-
port street
Corkcutters.
Ancrum, J. W. 142 Rose street
Bell, J. and W. 115 Kirkgate
Buchan, Wm. 15 Constitution at.
Currie, William, 118 Kirgate
Dalgleish, D. and Son, Dickson's
close
Easson, James and Co. 23 Baltic
street
Gray, And. 72 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Linton, Andw. 87 High street
Livingston, A. 15 St Patrick sq.
Millar, Jas. 32 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
M'Laren, Daniel, 6 East Adam
street
Robertson, Alex. 31 Commercial
place
Robertson, David and Son, 8
Elbe street
Smith, Jas. and Co. 56 Nicolson
street
Veitch, John and Co. 137 Kirk-
gate
Cork Sole Iflanafac-
tnrer.
Dow, William, 2 St Mary's wynd
Corn .TIercbants and
Dealers.
Aitken, Gray, and Co, 27 Qua-
lity street
Alison and Cowan, 29 Consti-
tution street
Anderson, Walker, 5 Archibald
place
Anderson, Wm. 165 West port
Balfour, J. and Co. 133 Consti-
tution street
Beadie, J. C. 33 Sheriff brae
Bell, J. and Co. 50 Bernard st.
Bennet, James, 13 Bernard st.
Berry, Henderson, and Co. 127
Constitution street
Bruce and Kerr, 106 Constitu-
tion street
Calder, Robert, 14 Elm row
Calderwood, Wm. 18 Buccleuch
place
Combe, Ree and Co. 19 Consti-
tution street
Couston, David, 38 Sheriff brae
Davidson, David, 2 Queen's pi.
Duncan and Gordon, 9 Bernard
street
Fulton, F. jun. 19 Bernard st.
Gardner, Alex. 13 New street
Gibson and Walker, Lochrin
mills
Gillespie Brothers, 14 Weat
Maitland street
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Graham, Thomas, 26 SheriflF
brae
Grindlay, Cowan, and Co. 4
Bernard street
GuUand, Andrew, 20 Greenside
street
Henderson, D. W. 128 Consti-
tution street
Herdman and Blair, Bristo port
Hobkirk, W. and J. 18 Chapel
street
Hodge, A. 40 Bernard street
Ker, Thomas and Son, St Leo-
nard's house
Lee, William, 2 Leven street
Lindsay and Son, SI Cowgate
MFarlane, A. 61 Constitution
'street
M'Lean, Thomas, 46 Victoria st.
Marshall, M. 21 Quality street
Maxwell, Marshall, and Co. 26
Constitution street
Neill, Heerup, and Co. 128
Constitution street
Paterson, Cochrane, and Co. 20
Constitution street
Porteous, Wm. 6 Grassmarket
Eobertson and Hope, 129 Con-
stitution street
Kobinows and Marjoribanks, 25
Constitution street
Somerville, D. J. 9 Quality street
Scougall, G. and Son, 15Qaulity
street
Sibbald, Jas. S. 8 Quality court
Simson and Rowden, 22 Com-
mercial place
Stegmann, Westenholz, 34 Con-
stitution street
Stevenson, T. 14 Assembly st.
Tod, Alex, and Robert, 19 Leo-
pold place
Turnbull, James, 3 Quality lane
Webster, H. 2 Duke street,
Leith
Whitelaw, M. and W. 19 Ber-
nard street
Wilson, W. Swanfield mill
Williamson and Stark, 19 Ber-
nard street
Wren, George, 44 Mitchell st.
Leith
Carriers.
(Those marked * are also Lea-
ther Merchants.)
„ .X Brown, Hugh, Gillon's close
Praser, Robert, 176 Rose street Gilmour, Wm. 49 South back
Prater, Mrs, 20 Yardheads . Cauon^ate
Cooper, William, 3 Sheriff brae
Dick, T. 9 Bedford street
Dingwall, Mrs, 146 Canongate
Penwick, Andrew, 4 Pitt street
Corset makers.
(See Stay and Corset Makers.)
Cowfeeders.
Calder, Mrs, 103 Fountainbridge
Campbell, John, 18 Rose street
Charles, James, 6 Elder street
Chisholm, R. 22 Charles street
Cockbum, A. 208 Canongate
Cockbum, P. 18 Duke st, Leith
Cockbum, Peter, 25 Arthur st.
Coltherd, J. 16 Cumberland st.
Graham, A. 1 Scotland street
Grant, Alex. 40 Whitefield place
Gray, John, 10 Melville place
Haddow, Hugh, Newhaven
Haddow, W. 10 N.-W. Circus pi.
Harvie, David, 48 Thistle street
Hately, John, 2 E. St James' st.
Heatly, A. 9 St Andrew street,
Leith
Henderson, James, 69 Thistle at.
Henderson, John, 5 Union st.
Hopper, Mrs, Restalrig
Hume, Robert, 1 Wallace place
Jamieson, Alex. 4 St James' sq.
Law, George, Hillhousefield
Lawson, John, 21 Water lane
Lindsay, John, Linkwell, Leith
Macfarlane, D. 14 Queensferry
street
M'Dougall, Walter, 26 Green-
side street
M'Intosh, Alex. 13 Greenside st.
Matheson, James, 46 Rose st.
Moffat, Mrs Alex. 2 Coburg st.
Morgan, J. Heriot buildings
Mowat, William, 119 Kirkgate
Ogg, Peter, 128 Rose street
Paterson, J. Duke st. Leith
Finkerton, D. Hamilton place
Prentice, John, 8 ToUcross
Pringle, W. 4 Elbe street
Ramage, Wm. 8 S. Niddry st,
Rehren, Mrs, Easter Hermitage
Richardson, N. 110 Kirkgate
Robb, Mrs, 33 Canongate
Robertson, A. 70 Rose street
Robertson, J. 40 London street
Robertson, Mrs, Rosemount
Sanderson, J. 60 Nicolson street
Scott, J. 1 Albany street
Shaw, R. Mainpoint
Slimon, J. 31 Giles' street
Sibbald, Wm. Bell's mills
Smith, Wm. Bonnington
Spence, Mrs, Thornybank
Suttie, Mrs W. Wright's houses
Tait, John, 32 Couper street
Taylor, David, 13 Saunder's st.
Taylor, Mrs, 81 Shore
White, George, 33 Leith Walk
White, Stephen, 217 Canongate
White, Thos. 8 St Anthony pi.
White, Wm. Primrose street
Wilson, David, 168 Rose street
Wilson, Isabella, 5 Saunders' st.
Wood, John, 1 Spingfield
Cupper.
Cafe, D. S. 16 Elder street
of Canongate
*Girle, George H. 125 High st.
*Isles, Andw. 9 & 11 Blair street
Johnston, A. 66 St Mary's wynd
Liddle, W. H. 135 West port
Nixon, J. World's end close
Porteous, Alex. 31 Rose street
lane
Russell, Thos. Boyd's close
Smith, John, 101 Pleasance
Cutlers and Surgical
Instrument Makers.
Boag, Thomas, 105 High street _
Hilliard, H. and H. 7 Nicolson M
street "
M'Kenzie, Dav. 58 South bridge
Richardson, Wm. 53 New build.
Ruddiman, John, 31 W. Regis- J
ter street fl
Tait, Adam, Fox's lane
Young, Arch. 79 Princes street
Dentists.
Bridges, J. M. 27 Dundas street
Chisholm, J. K. 33 Queen st.
Coleman, E. 18 Frederick street
Corbert, W. 53 Frederick street
Dobie, James, 21 St Andrew sq.
Douglas, James, 32 St Andrew
square
Finlayson, Thomas, 33 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Hogue, R. 65 Queen street
Hutchins, C. 26 Charlotte sq.
Imlach, F. B. 48 Queen street
Mein, Archd. 94 George street
Merrilees, F. 101 George street
Merrilees, 4 N. St Andrew st.
Morrison, J. D. 1 8 Elder street
Naysmith, Robert, 5 Charlotte
square
Orphoot, Peter, 113 George st.
Orrock, Jas. 7 Abercromby pi.
Reid, Dr R. 19 Heriot row
Roberts, W. A. 11 Duke street
Spence, J. 50 Great King st.
Swanson, John, 28 Castle street
Thorn, James, 20 Queen street
Vernon, W. F. 80 Princes st.—
See Adv.
Watson, Alex. S. 79 George st.
Watt, M. J. 13 S. Charlotte st,
Wilson, A. 18 Young street
Die &, Stamp Cutters.
Banks, John, 59 South bridge
Irvine, J. 3 W. Register street
Kirkwood, A. Meuse lane
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Nicol, Robert, 37, North bridge
Slater, R. & Son, 63 North br.
Distillers.
Bernard, T. and J. Leith distil-
lery, Yardheads
Duncanson, T. and Co. 11
Sciennes, Newington distil.
Menzies, Graham, and Co. Sun-
bury
Raimes, Blanshard, and Co. (of
essential oils) Smith's pla ce
Drapers.
(See Haberdashers.)
Dressmakers.
(See Milliners.)
Dressing-case Makers.
(See Pocket-hook Makers.)
Dras:s:ists.
(See Apothecaries.)
Drysaltersj &e.
Blair and Kennedy, 40 Leith
street
Cameron, And. 47 Regent arch
Craig and Rose, Leith walk
Gorham, Alex. 40 Earl Grey st.
Kaimes, Blanshard, & Co.
Smith's place
Richardson Brothers, 105 West
bow
Richardson, F. & Co. 28 Grass-
market
Sang and Barker, York lane
Shepherd, Wm. 2 S. St James'
street
Sinclair, Liddell, and Co. 1 & 2
Calton street
Dyers and Scourers.
Alexander & Sons, 76 Clerk st.
Beaton, A. 3 Nelson street
Cassie, J. 13 Baker's place
Crombie, A. and Son, 1 9 Brown
square
Donald, Wm. 34 Frederick st.
Gibson, J. and Co. 90 Nicolson
street
Hay, F. & W. Cooper, 1 Heriot
place, Leith walk ; receiving
houses, 63 Clerk street and
11 South Frederick street. —
See Adv.
Hay, Pr. and Robt. 1 Heriot
buildings and 5 South St
David street. — See Adv.
Hay and M'Kechnie, 13 North
Melville place
Lawson, W. 31 W. Nicolson st.
Lindsay, Thos. 35 Leith street
Macdonald, Mrs H. 27 South
back of Canongate
Macquillen, W. 4 Portland place
Macquillen, J. 7 W. Adam street
Richards, J. 46 Water lane
Rogers, D. 24 Crosscausey
Smith, E. 10 St Andrew square
Weddell, J. 6 Infirmary street
White, T. 31 Tolbooth wd. Leith
Wortham, Henry 1 Queen street
and 50 London street. — See
A dv.
Embroiderers.
Bannerman, Miss 4 North St
James' street
Bennet, A. and M. 138 Kirkgate
Young, Mrs 73 George street
Eng;ineers.
Anderson, Jas. 14 Clarence st.
Bald, Robert 33 Albany street
Bertram, James, Anderson pi.
Leith walk
Blackie and Douglas, 32 Bath st
Blaikie, G. F. 17 Union place
Blaikie, Jas. and Son, North
back of Canongate
Blair, John 19 London row
Bouch, T. 78 George street
Blyth, B. H. 124 George street
Borthwick, W. and J. 6 Foun-
tainbridge
Bruce and Cunningham, 21
Castle street
Davies, Thomas, 14 South St
Andrew street
Dove, James, Greenside lane
Geddes, John 16 Shandwick
place
Greig, D. and J, Lothian road
Gunn, J. C. 6 Picardy place
Haden, G. 6 St Andrew square
Hawthorn and Co. South Junc-
tion road
Home, J. 19 St Andrew square
Howkins, J. Granton pier
Jardine, James, 18 Queen street
Jardine, W. A. 18 Queen street
Kirkwood, R. 57 North bridge
Langale, D. 6 Forth street
Lancefield, A. 6 Castle street
Leslie, J. 72 George street
Long, Thomas, Logan's close
Lorimer, James 41 George st.
M'Call, C. & Co. Montgomery st.
M'Callum and Dundas, 143
Princes street
Mackie, J. 4 Raeburn place
Marshall, Wm. 13 King's place
Miller, James 1 Brandfield pi.
Miller, John, jun. 12 St Andrew
square
Morton, J. L. 7 Pitt street
Morton, S. and H. Leith walk
and Granton
Mowat, Thomas, 6 Admiralty st.
Mudie, D. C. Panmure foundry
Paterson, John 10 North St An-
drew street
Ritchie, R. (civil) 16 Hill street
Robertson, James, 7 Randolph
cliff
Ross, John, 24 Dukest. Leith
Ruthven, J. 23 New street
Slight, James, 34 Leith walk
Stevenson, Messrs. 84 George st
Stewart, J. W. 5 N. St David
street
Stirling, James, 11 Hill street
Sutter, Arch. 80 George street
Thornton, R. 60 Northbridge. —
See Adv.
Toshack, Robert, 13 Downie pi.
Williamson, J. 4 Fingal place
Wylie, H. J. 5 Bellevue terrace
Engravers and Cop-
perplate Printers.
(The * indicates Printers.)
Aikman, Geo. 29 North bridge
*Banks, Wm. 26 Waterloo place
Bartholomew, G. 20 Haddington
place
Bartholomew, J. 13 Union st.
Begbie and Lee, 75 Princes st.
Bell, R. C. 3 Summerhall place
Bishop, James B. 19 Union st
Bonnar, T. 59 York place
Boyle and Mann, 142 High st.
Brown, D. 10 St Anthony place
Christie, P. 5 Drummond street
Clark, R. 8 South St Andrew
street
Douglas, W. 2 Greyfriars' place
*Edmonstone, F. 60 N. bridge
Forrest, W. 17 Archibald place
*Forrester, W. 56 Hanover st.
*Gellatly, J. 26 George street
Higgins and Thom, Gabriel's rd.
Home, Robert, 9 Terrace
Horsburgh, John, 18 Buccleuch
place
*Jeffrey, Robert, 72 Northum-
berland street
*Johnston, W. and A. K. 4 St
Andrew square
Liddell, Robert, 46 Nicolson st.
Le Conte, J. 15 St James' sq.
*Lizars, W. H. 3 St James' sq.
Main, E 42 George street
Mackie, Mrs John, 263 Highst.
Martin, James, 21 Greenside
street
Michie, R. S. 19 South St David
street
M'Glashan and Wilding, 26
Clyde street
M'Lean, Charles, 18 St James'
square
*Menzies, James M. 27 Hanover
street
Millar, Wm. 4 Hope park
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Mitchell, J. G. 2 Leopold place
*Mould and Tod, 3 Waterloo pi. 1
*Nimmo, David, 3 East Register |
street I
Nimmo, Jas, 7 Camibber's cl.
Ramage, J. Boroughloch cottage
Richardson, W. 3 Summerhall
place
♦Ritchie, A. 19 S. St David st.
Ritchie, Hugh H. 60 N. bridge
*Shenck and M'Farlane, 19 St
James' square — See Adv.
Scott and Ferguson, 11 South
St Andrew street
♦Smart, R. C. 20 Elm row
Smith, W. 1 Hanover street
Swanston, G. H. 1 Thistle st.
Tod, John, 8 Thistle street
Fig:are-inakers.
Lazzaroni, A. 96 Princes street
Camishelle, J. 11 Greenside pi.
Flax-dressers.
Balfour, Thos. Dickson's close
Morris, Andrew, Dickson's close
Fleshers.
Aitken, David, 20 Home street
Aitkenhead, A. 13 East Rich-
mond street
Aikman, M. Middle market
Alexander, John, 163 Fountain-
bridge
Alexander, Robert, 42 South
Clerk street
Irvine, G. 13 Queensferry street
Jockel, Conrad, 55 Frederick
street
Johnston, A. 3 Queensferry at.
Junkison, W. 91 Kirkgate
Kilgour, James, Newhaven
Kirkwood, A. 297 Canongate
Lawrie, Charles, 73 Broughton
street
Lawrie, James, 4 Duke street,
Leith
Lawson, John, 180 Canongate
M'Donald, Alex. 8 Antigua st.
M'Donald, Jn. 4 Greenside pi.
M'Millan, And. 7 High market
M'Millan, G. 4 So. Melville pi.
M'Millan, Thomas, 31 Kirkgate
*Tumer, James and Co. Lothian ! Angus, Thos. 164 Rose street
road I Bishop, Wm. 2 Bristo street
Warburton, S. 50 George street j Brown, John, 7 Shrub place
Watt, P. B. 3 East Register st. i Bruce, D. 18 Middle market
Anderson, Wm. 18 Mid. market | M'Millan, T. sen. 8 High market
M'Millan, Thos. jnn. 20 Green-
Brydon, James, 36 Kirkgate
Buist, Robert, 2 Melville place
Carmichael, R. 75 Northumber-
land street
Carmichael, W. 3, 4, and 5
Broughton market
Cathie, Thos. 19 William street
Charles, G. 56 Fountainbridge
-See Adv.
West, John, 162 Pleasance
Fng;raTers on Wood.
Adam, John, 1 Windsor street
Mackintosh, J. A. 35 Lothian
street
Sclater, Alex. 63 North bridge
Eng:i*avers (Seal).
(See Seal Engravers.)
Farriers.
(See Smiths.)
Fish-Carers.
(See Coopers.)
Fishing-tackle »
Makers.
Hogg, F. 69 Princes street
Lang, Samuel, 59 Princes st.
Melville, Andrew, 28 Leith st.
Phin, Mrs, 80 Princes street ! Ferguson, W. 60 Charlotte st..
Shanks, Thos. 25 North bridge j Leith
Rutherfurd, Wm. 52 Princes st. Forgie, John, 3 Middle market
side place
Martin, Alexander, 79 Queen st.
Mason, George, 73 Hanover st.
Mather, James, Newhaven
Mather, Wm. 117 Grassmarket
Caldwell, G. Newmarket, Leith Mitchell, Thos. 124 West port
Campbell, T. 31 Thistle street Moffat, And. 1 Couper street
Mofiat, Wm, 58 Kirkgate
Nisbet, Mrs, Veal market
Plummer, Alex. 47 Home street
1 Plummer, Jn. 1 and 2 Middle
market
Rankin, D. 9 W. Salisbury pi.
Charles, Wm. 8 Middle market Redpath, Peter, Coates place
Conning, Alex, j on. 18 Raeburn Rennie, Wm. 118 Nicolson st.
place Richardson, Jas. Middle market
Cormack, J. 10 Elder street Samuel, James, 76 Abbey hill
Dalgleish, D. 15 Bread street Samuel, James, Hillhousefield
Dalgleish, R. 33 Fountainbridge Scott, Mrs, 26 Lothian street
Dores and Laidlaw, 23 and 24 Scougall, A. 67 Nicolson street
Middle market ! Sibbald, Alex. 177 Cowgate
Douglas, Thomas, 89 St Andrew i Smart, J. 25 Middle market
street, Leith , Smart, J. 15 West Nicolson st.
Dixon, W. and J. 2 Howe street, j Smith, Wm. 10 West port
and 1 Cumberland street ! Smith, W. 12 St Anthony pi.
Falconer, H. D. 82 Pleasance j Snow, J. 16 St James' street
Snow and Johnston, 5 Middle
market
Stewart, C. 10 Canning place
Wilson, 6. 34 Princes street — ; Gowanlock, W. 43 W. Nicolson '■ Tait, G. D. 49 Tolboth wynd.
See Adv.
Wilson, J. and C. 3 Brand pi.
Fishmongrers.
Anderson, John, 106 George st.
Dalziel, 35 Frederick street
Jamieson, J. 79 Queen street
street i Leith
Gravett, Jas. 52 Hanover street Taylor, James, 44 Clerk street
Gray, Thos. 8 East Register st. Thyne, W. and Son, 4 Spring
Halliday, Adam, 171 West port
Hamilton, Jas. 16 New market,
Leith
Hamilton, J. 25 Bernard street
Moffat, G. Dickson, 46 Dundas , Hope, Andrew, 60 Queen street
street i Hope, James, 24 Union place
Prophit, Thos. 49 London street ! Hume, Peter, 76 Thistle street
Eeid, G. 4 Fishmarket and 61
Frederick street
Rennie, J. 63 Clerk street
Wilson, Jn. 6 S. Melville place
Wilson, Robt. 1 South Melville
place
gardens
Tod, James, 33 Queen st., Leith
Trotter, T. 7 Middle market
Tweeddale, Robt. sen. 11 Bridge
street
Tweeddale, R. jun. 42 Bridge st.
Walker, J. and Son, 1 Albert
Hunter, George, 1 New market, j place
Leith I Welsh, Wm. 102 Rose street
Hunter, F. 9 and 10 Middle . Welsh, James, 28 Rose street
market j Wight, G. 3 Albany street
Inch, John, 1 Howard street j Wight, Robt. 31 Dundas street
Inch, John, jun. 53 London st. Wightman, John, 18 Calton st.
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Williamson, Thos. Morningside
Wilson, Chas. 298 Lawnmarket
Wilson, George, 245 Canongate
Wilson, A. 49 Nicolson street
Wilson, James, 106 George st.
Wilson, Robert, 29 Nelson st.
Winter, Robert, 1 Jamaica st.
Winter. Thomas, 1 Pitt street
Wood, W. 79 Nicolson street
Young, J. 8 Stockbridge market
Young, Jas. 36 W. Richmond st.
Young, P. 23 Stockbridge mark.
Floor-cloth
flfannfactarers.
Wilshere, M. 14 So. St David st.
Fring:e and Tassel
Makers.
Knox, Samuel, and Dickson, 15
Hanover street
Reston, Miss J. 68 George st.
Frnit d; Tea Dealers.
Archer, John, 2 Duke st. Leith>
and 51 Nicolson street, Edin.
Baird, James, 18 Stockbridge
market
Boe, D. 20 Hanover street
Boyd, Bayne, and Co. 41 Princes
street
Bayne, Charles, 87 Princes st.
Brown, William, 5 Hanover st.
Carstairs, 106 George street
Cockbum, James, 2 Bristo pi.
Dewar, Peter, 4 Howe street
Gardner, G. 12 Lothian street
Jamieson, R. 79 Queen street
Kay, G. 147 Princes street
Lindsay, J. 8 Physic gardens
M'Lean, Dugald, and Son, 27
Princes st. and 61 Queen st.
Mitchell, Wm. 21 Greenside pi.
Mohring, H. 55 Regent arch
Reikie, James, 4 Stafford street
Scott, Mrs A. 78 Queen street
Waddel, J. 87 South bridge
White, Robert, 1 Albany street
Wilson, J. 14 Catharine street
FnrnUure Brokers.
Ainslie, John, 268 Cowgate
Barker, Patrick, 172 Cowgate
Charles, Chas. 60 Broughton st.
Dalgleish and Forrest, 4 St
Andrew square
Glen, David, 186 Cowgate
Gorman, N. 239 Cowgate
Howden, Pat. 40 Blair street
Hunter, William, 164 Cowgate
Jeffray, E. 240 Cowgate
Middlemass, Thos. 20 St An-
drew street, Leith
Murray, Thomas, 68 Cowgate
O'Donnell, E. and Co. 49 Hanover
street
Paterson, A. 136 Pleasance
Paulin, G. 4 Howe street
Thomson, J. 57 Cowgate
Thomson, W. 1 Queen street
Wishart, Margaret, Foxe's lane,
Leith
Farnitnre Printers
and Horeen Dealers.
Grieve, Robt. & Co. 83 Geo. st.
Furniture Print
Criazers.
Brown, Mrs J. 60 India street
M'Gregor, Mrs, 194 Rose street
Furnishing: Nhops.
(See Ti-imming Warehouses.)
Furriers.
Chisholm, Mrs, 18 North bridge
Levy, P. 25 Hanover street
Macmahon, M. and Co. 37
Hanover street
Smith, John, 78 Princes street
— See Adv.
Smith, J. 78 Princes street
Wicks, Miss E. 53 Canongate
Crardeners.
Allan, Mrs, Lover's lane, Leith
walk
Anderson, Robert, Merchiston
Blackie, G. V. Summerfield
Brydon, Mrs. Morayfield
Carstairs, D. Lover's lane, Leith
walk
Carstairs, James, Restalrig
Cruickshanks, W. Annfield cot.
Dodds, W. Old Botanic cottage
Douglas, James, South bank
Fleming, T. Dairy lane
Hopkirk, William, 32 Kirkgate
Innes, John, Seafield
James, Alex., Wardie, Trinity
Johnston, J. Braidsburn
Law, George, Hillhousefield
Liddle, Thomas, Heriot hill
Lindsay, John, Bowers hall
Lockhart, W. Dean
Lothian, P. 1 0 Saunders' street
Low, J. 2 So. back of Canongate
Matheson, Archd. Plewlands
Millar, Michael, Morningside
Millar, Jas. Bennington house
Milne, Chalmers, Dairy lane
Moffat, Alexander, Cherry bank
Musgrave, John, Mayfield loan
M'Dougall, Jas. Swanfield, Leith
M'Pherson, Alex. Canaan park
M'Gregor, James, St Mark's
M 'Gregor, T. Beaver hall
M'Kay, Duncan, Grange loan
Mitchell, Adam, Mayfield loan
Niven, Robert, AUanfield, Leith
Gla 289
Niven, Robt. jun. Jamaica street
Leith
Porterfield, J. H. Upper Her-
mitage
Purves, Thomas, Arthur street
Leith walk
Reid, J. jun. Morningside
Reid, J. Femiehill, Bonnington
road.
Robertson, W. Pilrig street
Ross, David, Lochend road
Ryrie, A. Dairy lane
Small, John, Bainfield
Smith, Wm. Bonnington
Stewart, Joseph, Bangholm
Stirling, G. 8 Kerr street
Stobie, Thomas, Brown's entry
Taylor, J. Lover's loan, Hope pk.
Tod, James, Chancelot
Tod, Alexander, Easter road
Thom, C. Croft-an-righ
Turner, James, Royal terrace
Wilson, John, Easter road
Wilson, Wm. Lixmount, Trinity
Young and M'Kay, Newington
gardens
Ciasfltters.
(See Plumbers.)
Cras meter leakers.
Cochrane, James, and Co. Green-
side lane
Cowan, W. 60 Buccleuch street
FuUerton, Alder, and Co. Abbey
mount
Laidlaw, R. and Sons, Simon sq.
Lindsay, Chas. and Co. 8 Green-
side street
Milne, James, and Son, Milton
house
derman Clock Makers.
Ferenbach, P. 132 Princes st.
Greiner, Charles, 178 Canongate
Hopeton, J. 90 Canongate
Retching, Wm. 75 Canongate
Kinnear, J. 475 Lawnmarket
Laule, F. 5 North Bridge
Ott, William, 38 Leith street
Winter, Ulrich, 25 Greenside sL
Glass Chandelier
Makers.
Sim, F. R. 95 Princes street
Turnbull, Geo. 12 James' court
Criass-Cutters.
Hauptman, Ignaz, 22 Greenside
place
M'Intosh, Ad. Greenside lane
Glass Manufacturers.
Edinburgh and Leith Glass Co.
42 Salamander street
Forbes, D. 7 St Andrew square
290
Gla
EDINBUEGH AND LEITH
Gro
Ford, John, Holyrood Glass
works, and 58 North bridge
Ranken, F. 16 Picardy place
Smith, John, 1 Amphion place
Swinbum, R. W. and Co. 24
Greenside place
Thomas and Fraser, Leith walk
Criaziers.
(See also Painters.)
Campbell, J. 65 Kirkgate
• Falconer, John, 23 Thistle st.
Fraser, Alex. 34 Blair street
Gunn, Peter, 3 Calton street
Knox, J. 16 Catharine street
Lawson, \Vm. 39 Bridge street,
Leith
M'Gill, M. 21 Castle street
Martin, Wm. 15 Frederick st.
Musgrove, Wm. 66 Eose street
Russell, John, 18 Leith street
White, Wm. 243 Canongate
Globe makers.
Donaldson, A. and Son, South
Niddry street
Fletcher, Peter, 21 Clyde street
GlOTer and Breeches
Makers.
Cushnie, A. 54 Leith street
Christie, J. and Son, 16 George
street
Vallance, G. 11 W. Register st.
Gold-beaters.
Ross and Wright, 25 New street
Goldsmiths.
Crichton, C. & M. 55 N. bridge
Kirkwood, James, 10 Duncan st.
Mackay, Cunningham, and Co.,
Princes street
Marshall, W. and Co. 62 North
bridge
Gold and Silver liace
Manufacturers.
Morton and Co. 21 North bridge
Grocers, H^holesale.
Fenton, A, and Co. 79 Shore
Mitchell, F. G. and Co. 10
Shakspeare square
Richardson, J. jun. and Co. Cal-
ton place
Taylor, Joseph, and Son, Tan-
field
Grocers and Spirit
Dealers.
Affleck, James, 10 Causeyside
Affleck, R. 26 St Leonard street
Aitchison, John, 49 Cowgate
Aitken, William, 19 St Andrew
street, Leith
Aitken, William, 14 Tolbooth
Wynd, Leith
Alexander, John, Newharen
Alexander, Mrs J. 79 Kirkgate
Alston, J. 50 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Bain, D. 66 Bristo street
Thomson, John, 232 Cowgate
Banks, Wm. 1 Pitt street
Beaton, Duncan, 6 Cowgate
Bird, Henry, 2 Iieggat's land —
See Adv.
Black, Wm. 1 Norton place
Blackball and Fox, 211 Canongt.
Blackie, A. 46 High street
Blackie, J. 207 Cowgate
Blane, W. 149 Fountain bridge
Boyne, A. Sandport street
Bradbrook, Richard, Newhaven
Braidwood, Jas. 1 Sandport st.
Brash, Alex. 24 Yardheads
Brash, Wm. 257 Canongate
Brough, Wm. 1 Morrison street
Brown, Alex. 10 Pitt street
Brown, Alex. 3 Fife place
Brown, R. 1 Duke street, Leith
Brown, D. 29 Clerk street
Brown, John, 1 6 St Anthony pi.
Brown, John, 136 Nicolson st.
Bryce, John, 135 Princes street
Calder, David, 112 Canongate
Cameron, John, Alison's place
Cameron, John, 14 Rose street
Campbell, John, 24 St Andrew
street, Leith
Campbell, T. 8 Dublin street
Carse, John, 1 Portland place,
Leith
Carter, Mrs, 237 Canongate
Carter, Mrs John, 202 Pleasance
Chadwick, C. 14 Citadel
Chalmers, Richard, 8 Fife place
Christie, J. 30 High street
Christie, Robert, 53 Hanover st.
Clark and Crawford, 3 Rutland
place
Clark, G. and A. 1 Elm row
Cochrane, R. H. 2 High street
Colquhoun, P. 70 Cumberland st.
Cougrough, John, 19 Greenside
street
Coxon, James, 100 Abbey hill
Craig, James, 40 Broughton st.
Crichton, James, 1 Kerr street
Cunningham, A. 36 Couper st.
Currer and Dickson, 7 Antigua
street
Currer, Adam, 79 Queen street
Darling, John, 5 Rose street
Darling, W. 47 Nicolson street
Dea, George, 57 High street
Dempster, George, Annfield,
Newhaven
Dick, William, 17 Dean street
Dickson, A. 3 Elder street
Dickson, W. 23 Jamaica street
Dickson, Wm. 12 Cowgate
Donaldson, G. 1 Mackenzie pi.
Douglas and Baird, 89 George st.
Downie, John, 9 Elbe street
Drew, Thomas, 1 Tobago street
Dryborough, G. Newhaven
Drysdale, D. 2 Nicolson street
Durie, D. 68 Shore
Dymock, J. R. 16 Nicolson st.
Elder, Alex. 40 Hanover street
Falconer, D. 18 Home street
Fairley, James, 67 Lauristonpl.
Fairley, James, 1 Gilmore pi.
Ferguson, J. H. 6 St James' sq.
Ferguson, Thos. 2 Market place
Ferrier, C. 10 St Leonard st.
Finlayson, Robt. 31 Watergate
Fisher, Wm. 17 Home street
Ford, James, 184 High street
and ] 5 Kirkgate
Ford, George, 59 High street
Ford, W. and Sons, 102 Consti-
tution street
Fraser, Mrs Jean, 22 South St
James' street
French, John, 27 Bernard st.
Gardner, A. 259 High street
Gardner, Jas. 225 High street
Gibson, R. and T. 98 Princes st.
Gilbert, Robert, 11 Yardheads
Gilchrist, John, 52 Giles' street
Gillespie, John, 40 Howe street
Glasgow, W. 106 West port
Graham, A. 70 Bristo street
Gray, Robert, 1 Argyle square
Gray, John, 53 Broughton st.
Gray, Mrs, 15 King street, Leith
Greenaway, J. 33 Elder street
Greenfield, Jas. 7 Canning pi.
Hamilton, A. 139 Kirkgate
Hamilton, R. S. 13 Rose street
Hardie, J. 15 Queensferry st.
Hastie, W. 31 Nelson street
Haswell, James, 30 Greenside
street, 497 Lawnmarket, and
27 Grassmarket
Hay, Peter, 44 Lothian street
Hay, P. 1 Pilrig place
Hendrie, Hugh, 10 W. Adam st
Herkes, A. 39 St Andrew street,
Leith
Heron, James, 160 Cowgate
Hill, G. and Co. 45 Frederick at.
Hill, James, 85 Kirkgate
Hood, Alex. 22 Couper street
Hope, Robert A. 75 Kirkgate
Houliston, John, 74 Leith st.
Howie, John, 6 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Hunter, James, 68 Shore
Hunter, Mrs F. 23 College st.
Innes and Grieve, 11 St Andrew
square
Jackson, Thomas, 1 Howard st.
Jameson, G. and Son, QQ Grass-
market
Gh'o
PEOFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Gun 29 1
Jardine, Francis, 109 George st.
Jeffrey, J. Newhaven
Jeffrey, T. 227 Canongate
Keith, Thos. 152 Fountainbridge
Kennedy, A. 29 Shore
Kennedy, Alexander, 102 High
street
Kennedy, Robt. 1 St James' pi.
Kerr, George, 48 Broughton st.
Kerr, James, 21 Richmond pi.
Kerr, James, 87 Nicolson street
Kerr, Jn. 37 N. Richmond st.
Kirkhope, J. 1 S. Melville place
Knight, Mrs, 6 Coburg street
Knight, William, 88 Canongate
Laidlaw, George, Fewhaven
Law, R. H. 16 Greenside street
Lawrie, James, 52 Yardheads
Leadbetter, J. 26 Causey side
Lewis, James, 6 and 7 Market
street and 177 Canongate
Lewis, J. 34 Hanover street
Listen, Andrew, Newhaven
Little, A. Hillhousefield, Leith
Livingstone, J. 30 and 32 Water-
lane, Leith
M'Dougal, Alex. 18 Howe street
M'Dougal, Geo. 3 India street
M'Dougall, Jas. 19 Dublin st.
M'Dougall, John, 78 Giles' st.
M'Edward, Mrs, Canaan
M'Ewan, H. 17 Greenside row
M'Ewan, John, 122 Princes st.
M'Glashan, D. 39 Broughton st.
M'Kay, John, Newhaven
M'Lachlan, Peter, 34, Castle st.
M'Lachlan, W. 5 Lindsay place
M'Lean, C. 5 Queensferry street
Macrae, John, 2 Clarence street
Macnee, J. & Co. 1 02 West port
Martin, Hugh, 19 Carnegie st.
Mathieson, Thos. 1 Dean st.
Mauchline, Andrew, 23 S. Rich-
mond street
Mason, David, 37 South bridge
Melrose, Andrew and Co. 93
George st. and 122 High st.
Menelaws, Wm. 143 George st.
Menzies, Mrs, Lapside pi. Leith
Mickel, Stephen, 106 High st.
Mills, James, 16 William street
Millar, Thomas, 1 Fingal place
Millar, William, 15 Cable wynd
Millar, Mrs R. 13 AthoU place
Mitchell, David, Potterrow
Mochrie, J. 84 Nicolson street
Moffat, John, 85 Broughton st.
Morrison, Andrew, Maitland st.
Newhaven
Muir, Margaret, 2 Holyrood st.
Mungall, Mrs, 15 Greenside row
Murray, A. 68 South bridge
Murray, G. 51 Howe street
Murray, James, 36 Dundas st.
Naismith, John, Hillhousefield
Ness, John, 1 Montgomery st. |
Nicholson and Johnston, 1 East
Preston street
Nicolson, David and Son, 36
Canongate
Nicolson, Wm. 53 Lauriston pi.
Nimmo, John, 328 Lawnmarket
Nisbet, John, Newhaven
Nisbet, Joseph, 67 St Andrew
street, Leith
Noble, James, 1 Claremont pi.
Noble, John, 8 Howe street
Noble, Robert, 94 West port
Noble, Thomas, 38 William st.
Noble, William, 7 William st.
Oliver, William, 152 Cowgate
Park, A. and J. 5 Hunter square
Paris, Mrs, 61 Cumberland st.
Paterson, A. F. 39 Kirkgate
Paterson, T. 5 East Register st.
Paterson, W. 53 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Peddie, Wm. 45 Home street
Penman, J. 42 Giles' street
Philip, A. 84 West port
Potts, William, 17 Downie pi.
Prentice, Mrs T. 13 Couper st.
Pringle, Mrs, 78 Canongate
Rae, Alex. 4 Glanville place
Rae, F. 45 Cumberland street
Richardson, Mrs J. Starbank
Newhaven
Richmond, J. & Co. 12 Clerk st.
Ritchie, J. 15 Romilly place
Roberts, Thomas, 8 West port
Robertson, James, 2 and 100
West port
Robertson, Peter, 62 Canongate
Robertson, Thos. 5 Ronaldson's
buildings
Ronaldson, W. 6 St Patrick st.
Ross, Alexander, 135 Cowgate
Ross, Andrew, 95 Grassmarket
Ross, Andrew, 9 Duke street
Ross, H. A. 108 Causeyside
Sanderson and Lawrie, 101
Princes street
Scott, George, 32 Abbey hill
Scott, John, Canonmills
Scott, James, 46 Bridge street,
Leith
Scott, Robert, 175 High street
Scougall and Drysdale, 223
High street
Shierlaw, G. and Co. 1 Couper
street, Leith
Simpson, A. & Co. 5 Baker's pi.
Simpson, James, Newhaven
Simpson, John, 101 Grassmkt.
Sinclair, Da. 9 Fox lane, Leith
Smart, John, 55 Giles' street
Smart, Wm. spirit dealer, 27
Richmond place
*Smea], John, 3 Admiralty st.
Smellie, H. 82 Crosscausey
Smellie, H. jun. 30 North Rich-
mond street
Smellie, John, 33 Bristo street
Smith, Chas. 3 Duke st. Leith
Smith, P. 21 Canongate
Smith, Robt. 7 Hamilton place
Smith, Mrs, 10 Spence's place,
Leith
Somerville, David, 79 Giles' st.
Stalker, Jas. 36 North Pitt st.
Steven, Wm. 45 Bridge street
Stevenson, John, 8 Melville pi."
Stewart, J. and G. 113 High st.
Stirling, John, 4 St Patrick st.
Stobo, J. 18 South St James' st.
Strachan, William, 70 Shore
Strong, John, 2 Northumber-
land place
Sutherland, H. 7 Mansfield pi.
Swinton, T. 2 Dundas street
Tait, James, 1 Orchardfield
Taylor, Andrew, 9 St Patrick
square
Taylor, Mrs J. 9 Hamburgh pi.
Leith
Taylor, W. & Son, 5 Baxter's pi.
Temple, J. 88 High street
Thomson, Alex. 93 West bow
Thomson, Alex. Newhaven
Thomson, James, 6 Fox lane
Thomson, Mrs, 6 Jamaica street
Thomson, John, 2 Duncan st.
Thomson, Wm. 173 Cowgate
Thomson, John, 232 Cowgate
Thomson, R. D. 23 South St
Andrew street
Threlkeld, T. 59 Low Calton
Tweedie, T. 131 High street
Walker, John, 172 Fountainbr.
Walker, James, 54 Nicolson st.
Watson, James, 14 Elbe street
Watson, Mrs J. 13 Citadel st.
Watt, James, 22 Dean street
Webster, W. Lochend road
Weddell, Jas. and Co. 20 N.-W.
Circus place
Welsh, Adam, 33 Pitt street
Welsh, John, 3 Scotland street
Wilkie, T. 35 Northumberland
street
Williamson, J. 54 West port
Williamson, Robt. 27 Abbey hill
Wilson, T. 32 Northumb. st.
Wood, James, 9 Kerr street
Wright, James, 54, Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Wright, Geo. 5 Northumberland
place
Wright, T. 1 Junction st. Leith
Young, W. and D. 17 Cowgate
Young, Mrs George, E. Sciennes
street
Ciuninakers.
Bryce, James, 5 W. Register st.
292 Hab
EDINBUKGH AND LEITH
Hat
Bryce, Thomas, 4 Calton street
Dickson, J. and Son, 63 Princes
street
Harkom, Jas. 36 West Register
street
Henry, Alex. 12 S. St Andrew-
street
Mortimer, T. E. 86 George street
Pratt, John, 99 Princes street
Thomson, Alex. 16 Union place
Haberdashers.
Aitchison, D. 22 Kirkgate, Leith
Angus, Robt. 68 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Alexander, Richard, 467 Lawn-
market
Blackwood, T. and J. 43 George
street
Bowman, J. 1 Church street
Brown, Jas. 16 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Brown, R. 37 London street
Brown, Thos. 35 George IV. br.
Brydon, J. 25 Grassmarket
Campbell, J. 7 Dublin street
Christie and Alexander, 84 S.
bridge
Clinkscales, Robt. 168 High st.
Cowan andStrachan, 15 Princes
street I
Grabble, Mrs, 42 North bridge '
Frier, Robt. 314 Lawnmarket {
Ford, J. and E. 202 Canongate |
Gardner, W. C. 140 Nicolson st. !
Gibson, David L. 34 South ,
bridge !
Gibson, W. 1 Lothian street '
Gillies Brothers, 32 George st.
Graham and Go wans, 11 George
street
Grieve, J. 9 North bridge
Grinton, Jas. 52 South bridge
Grinton, Geo. 2 Shandwick pi.
Grinton, Wm. 1 Lothian street
Harvey, Jas. and Co. 80 Nicol-
son street
Heriot, Thos. 427 Lawnmarket
Hutton and Ross, 124 High st.
Jamieson, W. N. 60 and 62
High street
JeSfrey, W. 43 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Kennington and Jenner, 47
Princes street
Laidlaw and Cowan, 294 Lawn-
market
Lauder, Alex. 46 Princes street I
M'Cann, Jas. 99 South bridge '
M'Intyre, D. 381 High street
M'lver, William, 17 Kirkgate
M'Gregor, Peter, Sons and Co.
30 George street
M'Kinlay and Macphail, I Bank
street
M'Laren, Oliver, and Co. 239
High street
M'Queen, J. 29 W. Nicolson st.
Matheson, A. and Co. 39 George
street
Matthew, J. and Son, 431 Lawn-
market
Milner and Son, 41 Nicolson st.
and 31 Greenside street
Milner, W. R. 7 Kirkgate
Milner, J. and Co. 6 George st.
Miller, J. 43 South bridge
Miller, Thomas and James, 12
St Andrew square
Mochrie, Robt. 19 Dundas st.
Morison, H. 10 Queensferry st.
Munro, J. K. 9 Baker's place
Mushet, Jas. 33 Nicolson street
Patison and Forrester, 13 St
Andrew square
Pendrigh, W. 88 Princes street
Pike, Wm. 37 Princes street
Rae, Henry, 8 Baker's place
Reid, J. and Co* 75 George st.
Ronton, W. and Co. 1 4 Princes
street
Romanes and Paterson, 59 N.
bridge
Ross and Scott, 3 Nicolson st.
Scott, Lowe, and Co. 4, 5, and 6
South bridge
Scott, Wm. 1 Nicolson street
Shepherd, Wm. 46 Howe street
Sidey, J. 12 Charlotte place
Smith, Jas. and Co. 241 High st.
Smith, J. 105 South bridge
Spittal and Co. 12 St Andrew
square
Stevenson, J. 190 Canongate
Taap, Wm. 37 North bridge
Tait, Wm. and Co. 29 and 30
Princes street
Taylor, Alex. B. 15 N.-AV. Cir-
cus place
Thomson, J. 8 N. St Andrew
street
Thomson, T. 135 Princes street
Thomson, Mrs W. 26 Clerk st.
Tumbull, R. 6 Nicolson street
Walker, A. 4 N.-W. Circus pi.
Walker, G. and J. 2 Kirkgate
Walker, James, 134 Kirkgate
Walker, James, 54 High street
Walker, James, 33 George st.
Waterston, A. 261 High street
Waterston, R. and Co. 12 George
street
Wemyss, J. 31 Earl Grey street
Wilson, R. and Son, 4 George
street
Wilson, Jas. and Co. 3 South
bridge
Wood, Joshua, 363 High street
Wright, P. and R. 16 and 20
George street i
Hairdressers.
(Those marked * are also Per-
fumers)
Acquroff, John, 20 Rose street
Anderson Wm. 2 E. Register
street
Brown, Wm. A. 5 Bridge street
*Cooper, Arch. 19 Downie place
Comer, James and Co. 67 Geo.
street
*Dickie, Wm. 69 Nicolson st.
*Dunn, John, 70 Kirkgate
Eadie, J. 37 Sandport st. Leith
Eraser, Alex. 59 Rose street
*Geikie, J. S. 35 North bridge
*Hastie, James, 7 Baxter's pi.
*Hogg, J. 34 West Register at.
Johnston, G. 55 Earl Grey st.
Knight, W. 19 Kirkgate
Lawrence, G. C. 25 Rose street
Lyon, James, 61 Low Calton
M'Kay, George, 2 Giles' street
Mackay, David, 8 Greenside pi.
Main, Thomas, 6 Coal hill
Main, George, Queen st. Leith
*Mitchell, Ed. 18 Dundas st.
"■More, Graham, 134 Princes st.
and 1 Duke street
Palmer, D. 13 St Anthony pi.
*Pas8, Ed. 47 North Frederick
street
Poole, Alex. 50 Broughton st.
Reid, George, 164 Rose street
Shaw, Thomas W. 7 Chapel st.
Sinclair, Andrew, 7 Milne sq.
*Smith, Adam, 43 Shore
Stalker, T. 23 N.-W. Circus pi.
*Sturrock & Sons, 33 Princes st,
*Thomson, R. 15 Catharine st.
*Thomson, G. 7 Waterloo place
*Truefit, W. 57 Princes street
Hair Mannfactarers.
Cameron, J. and Son, Craig's cl.
Paterson & Thomson, 21 Elder
street
Ham-carers.
Butt and Co. 36 Frederick st.
Fulton and Duff, 97 West bow
Harness-makers.
(See Saddlers.)
Hatters.
(Those marked thus * are also
manufacturers.)
*Boyne, Jas. 13 Commercial pi.
Burge, Wm. 10 North bridge
*Bumett and Barclay, 7 Milne
square
Cameron, James, 21 Kirkgate
Cook, Thos. 3 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Craig, Christie, and Co. 23 Pot-
terrow
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Cunningham, T. 61 North br.
*Poyer, John, 10 South bridge
Gray, George, 136 Kirkgate
Grieve and Oliver, 19 Princes st.
Gray, W. 29 South bridge
Hamilton, W. L. 42 North bridge
Henderson, J. jun. 46 North br.
Henderson, P. 3 North bridge
♦M'Caskie and Co. 90 Candle-
maker row
M'Quire and Co. 73 St Mary's
wynd
Mack, W. B. 2 Hunter square
Mackay, James T. 64 North br.
*Merard, D. 8 North bridge
*Mein, Alex. 20 St John street
Scott, Andrew, 36 Commercial
place, Leith
Stevenson, John, 90 South br.
Sutherland, W. 54 St Mary's w.
Tibbetts, G. and H. G. 38 South
bridge
Tate, Alex. & Son, 26 Victoria st.
Wright, Wm. 65 North bridge
Horse Dealers.
Gray, Alex. 70 St Leonard st.
Henderson, J. 58 St Leonard st.
M'Donald, Arthur, 100 Rose st.
Wight, John, King stables
Hosiers and InlOTers.
Affleck, George, 39 Queen street
Belfrage, Wm. 75 George street
Brown, William, 43 Leith street
Cockburn, C. 96 Princes street
Cruickshank and Sons, 57 Geo.
street
Eyre, Thomas, 3 Kerr street
Fairbaim and Co. 30 St Andrew
square
Finch, John, 25 Haddington pi.
Gray, W. 30 South bridge
Knox, Samuel, and Dickson, 15
Hanover street
Kerr, James, 91 Nicolson street
Livingston, J. 37 George street
M'Kenzie, W. B. 126 Princes st.
Marshall, G. 13 Waterloo place
Meek, Andrew, 43 North bridge
Musgrove, J. 27 Duke street
Pollock, P. 25 Nicolson street
Somerville, J. 67 Hanover street
Waterston, R. and Co. 12 George
street
Weddell, J. and Co. 1 South St
Andrew street
Whitehead, Wm. and Son, 28
North bridge
Hotels and Inns.
Abbotsford hotel, 4 Rose st. —
James Esson
Adelphi hotel, 3 Broughton st.
Aitken, John, 104 High street
Albert, 19 Hanover street
Albion Temperance hotel, 28 St
James' square
Archbold, W. P. 87 Princes st.
Bay Horse inn, 55 Rose st.
Buchanan, J. 118 High street
Bull inn, 14 Grassmarket
Bull inn, 1 Salamander st. Leith
Bridge, 1 Princes st.
British hotel, 70 Queen street
Bruce's Glasgow Temperance
hotel, 35 Leith street
Cafg Royal, 1 Register place
Calder, Wm. 9 Market street
Caledonian hotel, 1 Castle street
Campbell's North British hotel,
21 Princes street
Cannon, Alex., Temperance, 11
South St Andrew Street
Clark, Mrs J. hotel, Newhaven
Clydesdale, 26 Grassmarket
Cochrane, H. inn, Haymarket
Crown hotel, 10, 11, and 12
Princes street
Douglas's hotel, 35 St Andrew
square
George inn, 5 Brown square
Globe inn, 23 Sandport street
Granton hotel, Granton pier
Graham's, 8 Princes street
Greliche, A. 100 Princes street
Greig, Andrew, inn. Chain pier
Hadley, Mrs R. hotel, 10 South
St Andrew street
Harrow inn, 54 Candlemaker
row
Hume, Alex. Gibbet toll
Jobson, Robert, 15 Fleshmarket
close
Kennedy, Bruce, Kings Arms,
Newhaven
Kennedy, T. Wardie hotel
Kippen's hotel, 2 Leith street
terrace
Kirk, John, Ship inn, Newhaven
London hotel, 2 St Andrew sq.
Mackay 's hotel, 91 Princes st.
National hotel, 8 West Register
street
New Market inn, G. Somerville
-New Ship hotel, 20 Shore
Niven's hotel, 13 Shakspeare sq.
Old Ship hotel, 28 Shore
Preshaw, John, 25 Fleshmarket
close
Prince of Wales, 44 and 46 W.
Register street
Pringle, J. 3 West Crosscausey
Queen's hotel, 131 Princes st.
Regent hotel, 1 4 Waterloo place
Robertson, A. 24 Market street
Robin Hood, 1 Gabriel's road
Royal hotel. 53 Princes street
Ship hotel, 7 East Register st.
Sinclair's hotel, 11, 17, and 20
Waterloo place
Star hotel, 36 Princes street
Scott, Morris, Peacock, Newn.
Swain's, 4 and 5 Albyn place
Tait's hotel, 16 and 18 Princes
street
Temperance hotel, 24 Greenside
street
Temperance hotel, 12 South St
David street
Temperance (Queen's) 71 Princea
street
Temperance (Edinburgh) hotel,
5 Nicolson street
Temperance hotel, Cranstoun's,
43 Princes street
Temperance hotel, Jaap's, 8
South St Andrew street
Temperance hotel, Aitken's, 104
High street
Thomson, J. and H. 17 South
back of Canongate
Turf hotel, 3 Princes street
Veitch, James, 125 George st.
Veitch, James, 20 Cowgate
Waterloo hotel, 24 Regent br.
White, Daniel, 307 High street
White Hart inn, 32 Grassmark.
Wood's, 2 Shakspeare square
Wool Pack inn, 14 Bristo street
York hotel, John Elliot, 19
Nicolson street
Refreshment and Reading-rooms
for the AVorking Classes, 53
High street ; 6 Greyfriars pi. ;
25 Downie place ; 120 West
port ; Slaughterhouses ; Morn-
ingside; 19Fleshmarket close;
29 Blair street ; North bridge
stairs; 2 Princes street; 71
Rose street; 46 Rose street;
60 Queen street ; Stockbridge,
Glanville place ; 8 Nicolson
street; 17 Calton street; 47
Bernard street, Leith
Ink Makers (Printing:).
Fleming, A. B. and Co. 43 Sala-
mander street, Leith
Inns.
(See Hotels.)
Insurance Offices.
(See Insurance Directory.)
Ironfonnders.
Blaikie and Son, Tolbooth wynd
Falkirk Iron Company's ware-
house, 18 Picardy place
Greig, D. and J. Lothian road
Kennoch, A. 59 Abbey hill
Laidlaw, R. and Son, Simon sq
Learmonth and Co., Port-Uope-
toun foundry
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Mudie, D. and Co. Panmure
foundry
Shotts Iron Company, Leithwk.
Vulcan foundry Co. Admiralty
street, Leith
Ironmong-ers.
(Those marked * are also Seed
Merchants.^
Adams, Robert, 4 Rutland pi.
Aitken, Alexander and Co. 19
Hanover street
•Anderson, Lewis, 32 Bridge st.
Anderson, W. and J. 22 Nicol-
son street
Bell, Alex. 98 Princes street
Bell, P. 9 N.-W. Circus place
Bladworth, J. and W. 52
Lothian street
Bladworth, R. 3 Melbourne pi.
Calder and Tait, 2 Albany st.
Callam, G. and Co. 13 Green-
side place
Callam, Thomas, 56 Shore
Cay and Johnstone, 7 Greenside
place
Charles, James, 20 Broughton
street. — See Adv.
Cowan, C. 136 High street
Davidson, W. 120 High street
Dunbar, John, 38 Dundas street
*Edmonston, T. and Son, 110
West bow
Gallic, Laird, and Co. 58 High
street
Gillespie, Alex. 62 Broughton
street
Gray, James and Son, 85 George
street
Grey, Alex. 3 St Patrick square
Gunn, James, 80 Shore
Henderson, D. 81 Broughton st.
Hunter D. 15 Howe street
Johnston, T. 44 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Kennedy, J. 3 Wemyss place
Knight and Son, 21 W. Register
street
Leask, J. B. 10 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Little, A. and A. 35 Hanover st.
M'Kenzie, D. 36 Victoria street
Millar, James, 70 Princes street
*Millar, James, 52 Grassmarket
Purdie, James, 23 Leith street
*Redpath, Brown, and Co. 33
Candlemaker row, and 81
Constitution street, Leith
Bennie, J. 53 Hanover street
Rr-gers, Jas. 11 Queensferry st.
Russel, Thomas, 6 and 7 Hun-
ter square — See Adv.
Scott, James, 24 Howe street
Sibbald, J. and Sons, 64 George
street
Smith and Co. 1 Blair street
Stark, A. 3 Bank street
Steele, J. 100 High street
Steele, W. and P. 61 George st.
Walker, David, 51 Shore
Watson, D. 123 High street
Whyte, Robert, 235 High street
Young, C. D. and Co. 48 North
bridge
Young, Peddie, and Co. 54 Ha-
nover street
JapannerSj &c.
Burnet, J. Todrick's wj'nd
Laing, John, 8 Calton hill
Wright, J. and W. 104 High st_
Jetrellerg^ l^old and
Silver Smiths.
Ashenheim, Jacob, 25 Castle st.
Bell, George, 44 North bridge
Christie, Robt. L. 19 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Cross and Carruthers, 61 Han-
over street
Crouch, W. 40 North bridge
Farquharson, C, H. 26 Leith st.
Grierson, Robert, 36 Leith st.
Howden, Jas. and Son, 56 N. br.
Law, J. 3 Hanover street
Mackay and Chisholm, 49 N. br.
M'Kenzie, A. M. 27 Nicolson st.
Marshall and Sons, 87 George st.
Marshall, J. and W. 41 George st.
Marshall, Wm. 290 Lawnmkt.
Marshall, Wm. 41 Leith street
Meade, Jn. 4 N. St Andrew st.
Millidge and Son, 28 Princes st.
Mossman and Co. 32 North br.
Vernon, J. 54 Leith street
Jewellers (Working:).
Castle, James, 21 Leith street
Christie, R. L. 18 Bank street
Graham, Wm. and Co. 139 Geo.
street
Kirkwood, James, 12 Thistle st.
I Law, John, 3 Hanover street
I Marshall, R. P. 15 Bank street
; Meek, Robert, 12 Thistle street
! Mortimer, W. 18 North bridge
I M'Kenzie, Thomas, 48 Rose st.
M'Donald, W. J. 5 Castle street
Nasmyth and Co. 1 Swinton row
Pentland, D. 63 North bridge
Taylor, Robert, 34 North bridge
Western, Peter, 3 East Register
street
Wighton and Son, 17 Queen st. j
Joiners. ;
(See Wrights.)
liace Cleaners.
Bogie, Miss, 22 Rose street
Mackintosh, Mrs, 23 Howe st.
Wortham, Mrs, 50 London st. —
See Adv.
liace Dealers.
Campbell and Co. 63 George st.
Craven, Wm. 121 Princes street
Cuthbert, Alex. 11 North bridge
Dobie, Wm. 44 Leith street
Goodlet, Wm. 36 Hanover st.
Graucoch, Copestake, More, and
Co. 46 Hanover street
Kay, J. W. 105 George street
Lees, Richard, 1 1 Nicolson st.
Lewis and Beater, 78 Leith st.
Mercer and Son, 17 Nicolson st.
Morton and Co. 21 North bridge
Morton, Alex. 14 South bridge
Paterson and Co. 51 Frederick
street
Rough, Robert, 107 George st.
Roy, James, 24 North bridge
Taylor, M. 31 St Andrew square
liand Talnators.
Barlas, R. 18 Gilmore place
Girdwood, Thos. 8 Hill place
Morton, J. L. 7 Pitt street
liapidaries.
Begbie, W. and Co. 9 Leith st.
terrace
Mortimer, Wm. 18 North bridge
Morton, W. Meuse lane
Sanderson, J. & Son, 15 Geo. st.
Somerville, Mrs, 20 West Regis-
ter street
Spink, James, 5 Rose street
Young, G. Logic mill
liast and Boot-tree
Maliers.
Denholm, J. Gilmore street
liathe Splitters.
Douglas, James, Lothian road
Grant and Gibson, Spittal st.
lieather merchants.
Aikman, A. & D. 38 Niddry st.
Bruce, Mrs Wm. 5 Union place
Buchanan, James, 1 Old Bridge
end
Chisholm, Wm. 15 Blair street
Crawford, Nimmo, 23 Crosscsy.
Daggan, J. P. 23 Elder street
Gardiner, Thos. 21 Giles' street
Grieve, R. 599 Castle hill
Guthrie, Andrew, 146 Kirkgate
Hewit, Messrs, 6 & 8 Niddry st.
Hill, Wm. 58 Calton
Isles, A. 9 Blair street
Legat, Robt. 28 Blair street
M'Pherson, Alex. 9 Little King
street
Milne, David, 259 Cowgate
Porteus, A. 31 Rose st. lane
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Somemlle, And. 98 West port
Stott, D. and J. 26 Niddrv st.
Stott, J. H. 12 Niddry street
lieather-dressers and
li'ool Merchants.
Reid. John, Powbum
Russell, R. & Son, Canonmills
I^ecfurers.
Douglas, Dr A. Halliday (clinical
surgerT), Surgeons' hall
Dunsmure, Dr (clinical surgery),
Royal Infirmary
Howison, Dr (^botany), 9 Nicol-
son square
Keiller, Dr ^midwifery). Sur-
geons' hall
Lees, George, LL.D. (natural
philosophy^, School of Arts,
Adam square
Mackenzie, Dr R. J. (surgery).
Surgeons' hall
Maclagan, Douglas (materia
medica), Surgeons" hall
Morrison, J. D. (.dentistry), IS
Elder street
Reid, Dr R. (dental surgery), 19
Heriot row
Spence, J. (surgerji, 4 High
school yards
Struthers, John (anatomy), Sur-
geons' hall
Walker, Wm. (eye), 4 Surgeon
square
Wilkinson, Dr W. (medical
science), 39 South bridge
Wilson, Geo. M.D. (chemistry),
Surgeons' hall
Wood, Dr Alex, (practice of
physic). Surgeon's hall
liinen Drapers.
(See Haherda-ihers)
liithogrraphers.
(See Printers.)
liivery Stable Keepers
Cuthill, Alex. 51 Rose street
Brownlee, Alexander, 20 Grass-
market
Forshaw, H. Church lane
M'Intosh, Thomas, 26 William
street lane
Marshall, Wm. Dublin st. lane
Oliphant, R. Charlotte st. lane
Pringle, J. 3 Crosscausey
Steel, W. and J. 153 Rose st.
Thomson, J. and H. 17 South
back of Canongate
Turpy, George, stabler, 6 Park
place
Whit son, Geo. Young st. lane
Wight. J. King stables
Wordsworth, S. Nottingham pi.
liOek & Hing:e Makers.
Craig, A. and W. Rae's close
Lillie, P. Chalmers' Close
Maehine Makers.
Bertram, James, Anderson pi.
Black, James, Richmond court
Greig, D. and J. Lothian road
Long, Thomas, Logan's close
Paterson, A. and Co. Greenside
lane
Ritchie, R. and Son, 43 Cross-
causey
Ross, John, 24 Duke, st. Leith
Seggie, Alex. E. Rose lane
Slight, James, 34 Leith walk
ManafaetnrerSj d:e.
Bell, Wm. (sacking), S9 West-
bow !
Brown, R. (linen). Water of Leith i
Crease, Wm. and Sons, 421
Lawnmarket j
Gillon, D. 3S Grassmarket
M'Donald, J. 15 Buccleuch pi, 1
Sinclair, J. juu. (tartan), 79
South bridge
Todd, J. and T. Canonmills
Marble Cutters.
Lawrie, Thomas, 37 Leith walk
Ness, David, 15 Leith walk
Wallace and Whyte, Shrub pi.
Masons.
Austin, John, St Bernard's row
Murray, Geo, Hamilton place,
Stockbridge
Drummond, W. 22 Fettes row
Gaven, John, 40 Whitfield place
Gibb, John, 9 Greenside place
Hume, James, 17 Cassells' place
Ireland, W, Broughton cottage
Lamb, John, 4 Dunbar street
Notman, D. 13 Young street
Simpson, Robert, S Glover st.
Smith, Wm, Old Broughton
Somerville, J, 13 Jamaica street
Wood, W, 7 Shakespeare square
Mattress Makers.
(See Baslet Makers.)
Medical Practitioners.
Adams, A, M. 16 Argyle square
Alexander, H, D. 46 Canongate
Alexander, J, T. 3 Randolph
place
Alexander, Thos. and J. 5 Grass-
market
Alison, W, P, 44 Heriot row
AUshorn, G E, 69 George st,
Anderson, A, 40 Minto street
Anderson, Chas, 40 Quality st,
Andrew, J, 15 Queen street
Balfour, J, H. 2 Bellevue cresc.
Balfour, Thos, A, G, 3 St John's
Hill
Begbie, J, 3 Charlotte square
Begbie, J, W. 21 Alva street
Bell, Charles, 36 India street
Beilb}-, G, T, Morningside place
Bell, Benj. 8 Shandwich place
Bell, George, 4 Atholl place
Bell, Geo. H, 13 Charlotte sq,
Bennet, J, H, 1 Glenfinlas st.
Beveridge, J, 26 London street
Boggie, John, 16 Broughton pi.
Brown, Andw, 8 Stafford st.
Brown, J, 23 Rutland street
Brown, Wm, 25 Dublin street
Bruce, R. 42 York place
Burn, J. 7 Teviot row
Burt, John, 88 George street
Caird, John, 21 St Patrick sq.
Campbell, John, 8 Great Stuart
street
Cappie, James, 9 Roxburgh st,
Carmichael, W, S. 22 Northum-
berland street
Carnegy, R. 19 Drummond pi,
Chalmers, D. 47 Lauriston pi.
Chapman, Edward, Hawkfield
Chapman, John, Hawkfield
Chapman, John, jan. Hawkfield
Cheyne, Charles, 3 Hamilton pi.
Christison, K. 40 Moray place
Clarkson, E. 18 Broughton pi,
Cobbold, Thomas Spence, 25
Archibald place
Cochrane, J, 503 Lawnmarket
Cockburn, A., R,N, 9 L^nion st,
Coldstream, J. 51 York place
Combe, J, 36 York place
Cornwall, J, 6 AY, Circus place
Cowan, Geo, 30 Clerk street
Cowan, J, 14 Rankeillor street
Cowan, J, 23 Nelson street
Craigie. D. 19 Montagu street
Crawford, Wm. 29 Broughton st.
Cruickshank, J. 12 Dublin st.
Cumming, Wm. 42 Queen street
Dickson, A, W. 13 Northum-
berland street
Douglass, A. H. 62 Northum-
berland street
Dumbreck, W. 49 Albany st.
Duncan, James, 12 Heriot row
Duncan, J. M, 55 Castle street
Dunsmure, P, Jas, 57 Queen st.
Dycer, C. 1 8 Pitt street
Fairbairn, P. 53 George square
Finlay, Wm, Cherry bank
Foulis, Robert, 124 Princes st,
Gairdner, John, 52 Northum-
berland street
Gairdner, Wm, T, 52 Northum-
berland street
Gibson, P, C. 6 Windsor street
Gillespie, Alex. 30 York place
Gillespie, Jo. 68 Constitution st.
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Gillespie, J. D. 30 York place
Glover, G. 23 Fettes row
Gordon, D. 32 Buccleuch place
GtslJ, John, 8 Annandale street
Gray, W. A. 17 Bristo street
Haldane, R. 34 Drummond pi.
Hamilton, R. 140 George street
Handyside, P. D. 66 Queen st.
Harper, Jas. P. 63 Constitution
street
Heddle, M. F. 8 Clarence street
Henderson, John, 26 Charlotte
street, Leith
Henderson, William, 61 North-
umberland street
Hodson, J. Canaan
Home, A. G. Whitfield house
Huie, Rich. 8 George square
Hunter, Ad. 18 Abercromby pi.
Husband, W. 28 Clarence street
Inglls, A. 11 Albany street
Jackson, Alex. 9 India street
Johnston, Jas. 34 Queen street
Keiller, Alex. 30 Northumb. st.
Keith, G. S. 58 Northumber-
land street
Keith, J. 1 0 Wemyss place
Keith, T. 26 India street
Knapp, J. 55 Inverleith row
Knox, W. 11 Hart street
Laurie, A. 41 Brought on street
Lawrie, J. 22 Rankeillor street
Lees, R. 20 Nieolson street
Lindsay, R. 8 Brunton place
Littlejohn, Dr, 67 York place
Lizars, John, 15 Charlotte st.
Lownie, Thompson, 46 Minto
street
Lyschinski, A. 10 Warriston
crescent
M'Cowan, F. D. 14 Elder street
M'Donald, Tertius, 13 Catharine
street
M'Kenzie, R. J. 34 Heriot row
M'Ritchie, W. D. 4 Archibald pi.
Macfarlane, W. 21 St Bernard "s
crescent
Mackie, C. 7 N.-W. Circus place
Slaclagan, David, 129 George st.
Maclagan, Douglas, 28 Heriot
row
Macknight, T. 8 Mansfield pi.
Macnish, W. 28 Warriston cres.
Malcolm, W. N. 126 George st.
Marr, J. 5 Brandon street
Martin, John, 7 Cobourg street
Martin, M.J. 16 Melville street
Menzies, Wm. 3 Lothian Street
Messer, A. 6 Maitland street
Middleton, J. 1 W. Adam st.
Millar, Jas. 51 Queen street
Millar, Jas. S. 9 Archibald pi.
Millar, Wm. S. 68 Broughton
Btet
Milbum, George, 8 Nieolson sq.
Milne, James, surgeon, Milne's
land, Chalmers' close
Milner, Robt. 57 Bridge st. Leith
Mitchell, Edw. 2 Leopold place
Milner, E. 77 shore
Moir, J. 52 Castle street
Molleson, James, 31 India st.
Murdoch, W. B. 12 Rutland st.
Myrtle, J. Y. 24 Rutland street
Newbigging, P. S. K. 29 Heriot
row
Niven, J. 110 Lauriston place
Omond, Robt. 43 Charlotte sq.
Pagan, S. A. 40 Melville street
Paisley, J. F. 6 Queen street
Paterson, J. 17 St Bernard's cr.
Paterson, R. 32 Charlotte street,
Leith
Pattison, T. H. 39, London st.
Peddie, A. 15 Rutland street
Ramsay, David, 29 London st.
Renton, Robert, 26 Howe street
Rhind, W. 121 Princes street
Robertson, Jas. 2 Charlotte pi.
Robertson, W. 28 Albany street
Rosa, George, 30 Castle street
Russel, Jas. 15 Lynedoch place
Sanders, Wm. 15 Duke street
Scott, J. 19 Young street
Scott, J. 20 Elder street
Scott, James, 6 Argyle square
Scott, W. H. 4 Rutland street
Seller, William, 18 Northum-
berland street
Skae, D. E. Lunatic Asylum
Skae, E. 5 Argyle square
Sibbald, J. R. 141 Princes street
Sidey, Charles, 64 Hanover st.
Sidey, James A. 25 Howe street
Simpson, J. Y. 52 Queen street
Simson, J. 3 Glenfinlas street
Sinclair, Y. 12 Elder street
Smith, John, 16 India street
Smith, John, A. 7 W. Maitland
street
Snodgrass, J. 238 Canongate
Somerville, S. 17 Hart street
Spence J. 12 Northum. street
Stark, J. 21 Rutland street
Stewart, J. 2 4 Queen street
Stuart, J. G. 54 India street
Stobie, R. 42 Blair street
Struthers, J. 22 Charlotte street,
Leith
Struthers, J. 19 Abercromby pi.
Syme, James, 2 Rutland street
Taylor, J. 2 Abercromby place
Thatcher, L. H. 14 Picardy pi.
Thomson, A. 24 Dundas street
Thomson, A. 8 Teviot row
Thomson, Thos. 33 Gayfield sq.
Tod, Robert, 8 Gilmore place
Trail, Thos. S. 13 Gloucester pi.
Walker, Geo. 4 Bennington pi.
Walker, W. 47 Northumb. st.
Wallace, William, 7 Newbattle
terrace, Momingside
Webster, A. B. 13 Warriston cres.
Weir, Graham, 25 Heriot row
Wielobycki, D. 55 Queen street
Williamson, Thomas, 35 Char-
lotte Street, Leith
Williamson, J. 30 St Andw. sq.
Wilson, A. 10 Lothian street
Wood, A. 9 Damaway street
Wood, A. 2 St Colme stree't
Wood, James, 19 Royal circus
Wood, W. 9 Damaway street
Young, W. 60 George square
Zeigler, A. 47 George square
Medical Qalvinist.
Harthill, Wm. 7 Castle street
Merchants.
Aikman, Colin C. 36 Mitchell
street
Aikman, Archibald and Co. 1
Victoria street
Aitken, Gray, and Co. 27 Qua-
lity street
Anderson and Wood, 14 St An-
thony's street
Anderson, William, 38 Consti-
tution street
Baird, Jos. 14^ Royal Exchange
Beadie, J. C. 36 Sheriff brae
Beatson, D. Madeira st. Leith
Bigger, B. 7 Timber bush
Black, Wm. 37 Charlotte street,
Leith
Blackwell and Munro, 13 Meuse
lane
Broadfoot, John and Son, 16
Assembly street
Brotchie, Robert and Co. 8 Mit-
chell street
Brydon, John, 290 Canongate
Campbell, Duncan, 87 Constitu-
tion street
Clark, R. & Co. 31 Hanover st.
Carstairs and Robertson, 99
Giles' street, Leith
Christie and Alexander, 84 S.
bridge
Cochrane, Paterson, and Co. 20
Constitution street
Cockburn, J. H. 1 Baltic street
Crabbie, J. & Co. Junction road
Cree, David, 8 Smith's place
Cree, James, 7 Brunton place
Crooks, Geo. 44 Quality street
Cuthbertson, A. 1 King's place
Darling, Wm. 22 South bridge
Davidson, J. 24 Sheriff brae
Denovan, H. and Co. Dock
place
Dishington, Thomas and Co.
32 Constitution street
Downs and Letham, 11 Timber
bush
Mes
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Mid 29 :
Dudgeon, John and Co. 1 7 Con-
stitution street
Duncan, James and Co. 9 Baltic
street
Duncan Brothers, 12 Charlotte
street, Leith
Dunlope, Jas. Usher, 30 Coat-
field lane
Dunsmore, Alexander, 93 Con-
stitution street
Flett, W. Bank street, Leith
Fulton, F. jun. 19 Bernard st.
Gavin, W. and Co. 11 Dock p).
Gibson, G. and Co. 5 Wet docks
GiflFord, James, 105 So. bridge
Glass, Robert, Victoria terrace
Goddart, Wm. if. 56 Giles' st.
Gray, William and Co. 59 Sala-
mander street
Handyside, P. 14 Constitution
street
Hardie and Co. 46 Bernard st.
Hardie, J. 35 Bernard street
Harrison, H. 17 George street
Hay, Thomas, 31 Quality street
He^'at, Alex. 9 Quality street
Huskie, J. and M. 17 Chapel
lane
Hutchinson Brothers, Commer-
cial place
Hutchison and Co. 11 Bernard
street
Jones, George, 24 Danube street
Kidd, Jn. 88 Constitution st.
Kedslie, A. F. 27 Quality street
Kirkwood and Murray, 78 So.
bridge
Laurie, Son, and Co. 10 Quality
street
Lawrie and Son, 6 St Andrew
square
Lawrie, Andw. 24 Sheriff brae
Lindsay, Jas. 8 Old Physic gard.
iI'Dowall, Jas. 4 Leith st. ter.
M'Kinlay and Co. 104 Constitu-
tion street
M'Laren, D. and Co. 9 Consti-
tution street
Macleod, N. and Co. Exchange
buildings, Leith
3I'Nair, Wm. 21 Quality street
Macandrew, D. M. 15 Bernard
street
Marshall, Ramsay, and Co. 24
St James' square
Marshall, Martin, 21 Quality st.
Middlemass, J. 18 South bridge
Miller, J. and Sons, 92 Consti-
tution street
Mitchell, Cadell, & Co. 2 Dock
place
Mitchell, J. 16 King's stables
Muir, William, 42 Quality st.
Neill, Heerup, and Co. 128
Constitution street
U
Paterson and Anderson, 34
Grassmarket
Paterson, Laurence, 38 Char-
lotte street, Leith
Paterson Brothers, Alison's pi.
Philip, Charles, 11 Dock place
Philip, Robert, Old Church st.
Reid, Wm. 5 Black^t place
Richardson Brothers, 105 West
bow
Richardson, James and Co.
Calton place
Rendall, Wm. 32 Bernard street
Robertson Brothers, 40 Timber
bush
Robinows and Marjoribanks, 25
Constitution street
Robson, J. 23 Commercial pi.
Rough, J. 17 St Leonard street
Salveson and Turnbull, 1 0 Dock
gates
Scougall, Ellis, and Co. 132
Constitution street
Scougall, George and Son, 15
Quality street
Sinclair, W. 24 Scotland street
Smith, David, Dock gates
Smith, T. and P. 21 Timber bush
Smith, R. M. 4 Bellevue crescent
and 35 Bernard street
Smith and M'Laren, 3 Bank
street, Leith
Smith and Garland, 108 Kirk-
gate
Somerville, D. J. 10 Quality st.
Somerville, J. 69 Constitution
street
Stegmann, Westenholz, and Co.
34 Constitution street
Stewart, Ledingham, and Co.
122 Constitution street
Stodart, George, 11 Mitchell st.
Story, J. 17 Constitution street
Taylor, Bruce, and Co. 138
Constitution street
Taylor, J. and Son, Tanfield
Taylor, R. 13 Cassels' place
Thallon Brothers, 27 Mitchell
street
Thallon. L. 30 Mitchell street
Thom, David and Co. 23 Con-
stitution street
Thompson, Wm. and Co. 2 Coat-
field lane
Thorburn, W. and Co. 51 Kirk-
gate
Tod, J. B. 72 Constitution st.
Waldie, James, 9 Stead's place
Wallace, Young, and Co. 45
Quality street
Wallace, Wm. 45 Quality street
Warrick, John, and Co. 15 Ber-
nard street
Watt, Yule, and Co. 4 Bernard
street
j Williamson and Stark, 19 Ber-
i nard street
Wishart, J. and Son, 21 Queen
street, Leith
Wishart & Clapperton, 1 Baltic
street
White, A. and Co. 14 Constitu-
tion street
Williams, Edward, 20 Timber
bush
Wood, P. and C. 41 Bernard st.
AVood, John, 17 Dock street
Wotherspoon, J. B. M. 70 Tim-
ber bush
Wright, George and Son, 13
Bernard street
Young, Arch. 89 Constitution
street
Young, George and Co. 4 Con-
stitution street
]?Iesseiis:ers-at-.%rius.
(See Law Directory.)
^ef al iflerchants.
Anderson, Robert, and Co. 6
Timber bush
Campbell, T. B. and Co. ^
Picardy place
Dunn, David, 5 Blair street
Gallic, Laird, and Co. 58 High
st. and 96 Constitution street
Mid wives.
(Those marked * are also Sick-
nurses.)
Abernethy, Mrs, 9 Jamaica st.
Baillie, Mrs, 2 Roxburgh street
Bald, Mrs, 27 William street
" Bannerman, Mrs, 39 India pi.
Boyle, Mrs, 42 London street
Brown, Mrs P. 9 Brown street
Campbell, Mrs, 5 Crichton st.
Copland, Mrs F. 88 Abbey hill
Craig, Mrs James, 10 Middle
Arthur place
Cumming, Mrs, 38 Brunswick
street
Davis, Mrs Ann, 24 Bristo st.
Drummond, Mrs, 56 Bridge st.
Fife, JMrs, Union court, Rich-
mond place
*Fleming, Mrs, 2 Glanville pi.
Ferrier, Mrs, 10 Catharine st.
Fisher, Mrs, 53 India place
*Gibson, Mrs, 73 Rose street
Gray, Mrs, 49 Kirkgate
Hutton, Mrs, 70 St Leonard st.
Irvine, Mrs, 56 Bridge street,
Leith
Jack, Mrs, Duke street, Leith
*Kelly, Mrs, 23 Howe street
M'Bain, Mrs, 41 India place
M'Kenzie, Mrs, 150 High street
M'Lennan, Mrs, 1 Queensferry
street
298
Mil
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Mil
Middlemas, Mrs, 36 Lauriston
street
*Eeimy, Mrs, 38 Brunswick st.
Eoberts, Mrs, 11 Eomilly place
Robertson, Mrs, 4 Fox lane,
Leith
Rodger, Mrs D. 7 Charles st.
Shirley, Mrs, 22 William s-treet
Steele, Mrs, 50 Thistle street
*Sugden, Mrs, Granton cottages
Thomson, Mrs, 59 Broughton
street
Watson, Mrs, 65 Cumberland
street
Wilson, Mrs, 13 Allan street
]9Iilliner,^ and Dress-
makers.
Allan, 5[rs, 68 Nicolson street
Anderson, Miss, 74 Constitution
street
Anderson, Misses, 35 West Ki-
colson street
Angus, Miss, 47 India place
Armstrong, Miss, 2 St James'
place
Balmain, Misses, 21 Charlotte
street
Bartholomew and Law, 29 Queen
street
Bell, Miss M. 340 Lawnmarket
Bell, Miss, 10 Calton hill
Black and Logan, 83 Great King
street
Brown, Miss, 27 William street
Bird, Thomas, 26 South bridge
Bum, Miss, 79 George street
Caldwell, Misses, 76 Kirkgate
Cameron, Violard, and Co. 124
George street
Cameron, Misses, 29 Frederick
street
Cathels, Misses, 67 Cumberland
street
Clark, Mrs, 46 George street
ConnoUj", Miss M. 50 Buccleuch
street
Cormack, Ellen, 13 Xorth br.
Darg, Miss, 15 Dublin street
Darling and M'Laren, 20 George
street
Darling, Miss, 1 5 South bridge
Darling, Misses, 5 Gray's court,
Nicolson street
Dewar, Mrs, 47 Hanover street
Dick, H. and J. 55 George st.
Dick, Misses, 35 Hanover street
Dixon, Miss, 36 George street
Douglas, Mrs W. 86 George
street
Douglas, M. and J. 24 Hanover
street
Drever, Miss, 25 Frederick
street
Drysdale, Miss, 41 George st.
Duncan, Mrs, 30 Cumberland st.
Easton, Misses, 118 Princes st.
Ellis, E. and M. 82 Rose street
Eunson, Miss, 23 Bernard st.
Ewart, Miss, 33 Castle street
Fairgrieve, Miss, 99 Princes st.
Falla, M. and J. 21 India street
Ferguson, Miss, 1 St James'
square
Field, Mrs J. 7 N. St David st.
Finlayson, Mrs, 74 George st.
Forsyth, Miss, 85 George street
Fowler, Miss M. 12 Duncan st.
Eraser, Misses, 2 Warriston pi.
Galbraith, Miss, 26 Frederick
street
Galloway, Misses, 59 Kirkgate
Gillespie, Mrs, 144 Princes st.
Glen, Miss, 26 Kirkgate
Greenslade, Mrs, 5 East Register
street
Guthrie, Mrs, 8 Thistle street
Guthrie a'nd Paterson, Misses,
48 South Clerk street
Haig, Miss, 57 Charlotte street,
Leith
Hardie, Miss, 2 Dublin street
Hay, Mrs, 65 Canongate
Hollis, Miss, 34 Frederick st.
Hope, Miss M. 7 Raeburn place
Hossack, Misses, 118 Princes
street
Irvine and Rae, 81 George st.
Jack, Misses, 3 N. St David st.
Kerr, Miss, 31 Lothian street
Laidlaw and Cowan, 294 Lawn-
market
Latimer, Mrs, 14 Castle street
Lawson, Misses, 9 Chapel street
Linton, Mrs, 73 Rose street
M'Kinlay, Mrs J. 4 Blenheim pi.
M'Lean, Misses, 2 Charlotte st.
Leith
Mackie, Miss, 8 Wemyss place
Mackie, Miss, 7 St Vincent st.
Meikle, Mrs, 10 Hanover street
Meldrum Sisters, 44 Frederick
street
Meyer, Mons. 95 George street
JMiller, Miss, 108 George street
Mitchell, Misses, and Co. 115
George street
Mortimer, Miss, 2 Baxter's pi.
Muir, Mrs, 3 Downie place
Murray, Miss, 24 Howe street
Nicol, Misses, 16 Clyde street
Nimmo, Misses, 43 Broughton
street
Paterson, Mrs, 54 Lothian st.
Peacock, E. and M., 41 Castle
street
Reid, M. and M. 5 Hanover st.
Robertson, Misses, 13 George
street
Rodgers, Misses, 38 Alva street
Schoelcher, E. Mad. 103 Princes i
street J
Scott, Mrs, 13 Union place |
Scott, Miss, 100 George street i
Scott, Miss, 19 Queen street
Sharp, Miss Marion, 37 Geo. lY.
bridge
Simpson, Miss, 92 George street
Simpson, M. and J. 19 Home st.
Snodgrass, Misses, 112 George
street
Sloan, Miss, 35 W. Nicolson st.
Smith and Girven, 70 George
street
Smith, E. and M. 62 Rose street
Steel, Miss, 33 Howe street
Steele, M. and C. 23 South br.
Steene, Misses, 3 Portland place
Stevenson, Miss, 6 Dublin street
Stone, Miss, 7 Maitland street j
Swinton, Misses, 53 Kirkgate j
Tait, Miss, 8 Dundas street
Tait, Miss, 33 Thistle street
Taylor, R. 42 Princes street and
Q>Q> South bridge
Taylor, Miss, 2 Castle street
Thomson, Miss, 7 E. Register st,
Tumbull, Miss, 50 George street
Veitch, Miss, 14 George street
Walker, Miss, 6 Howe street
Watt, Miss, 7 St Yincent street
Weatherly, Mrs, 34 Hanover st.
Webster, Miss, 30 Castle street
Welsh, Mrs, 17 Howe street
West, Misses, 47 Cumberland st.
White, J. L. 11 and 12 Kirkgate
Wilkinson, Misses, 58 Hanover
street
Wilson, Miss, 16 Elm row
Winter, Mrs, 1 3 Chapel street j
Wright. Sirs, 73 George street j
Yoiang, Mrs, US. College st.
Mill-masters.
Crawford, D. Bennington mills
Ford, Joseph, Water of Leith
Hume, J. and Co. millers, Hay-
market mills
Lawrie, W. Coltbridge
Middleton, R. Bell's mills
Robertson, Jas. Water of Leith
Thomson, D. and Sons, Dairy
mills
Wilson, Wm. Swanfield miUs
Wright, Walter, Canonmills
Hill-stone ]$Ianufac-
turers.
Smith, J. and Son, 219 Highst.
— See Adv.
liniill\%Yig;hts.
Bertram, J. Anderson's place
Bertram, W. and G. 14 East
Sciennes street
2Ius
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Pai 299
Boyd, And. 118 Fountainbridge
Mather, Alex. 162 Fountainbr.
9IosicaI Instrameut
Makers and i?Insic
Sellers.
Douglass, H. IS Kirkgate
Fryer and Thomson, 7 South
St Andrew street
Glen, A. 30 St Andrew square
Glen, Thomas, 2 N. Bank street
Hamilton and Miiller, 116 Geo.
street
Mortimer, Anderson, and Co.
East Broughton place
Paterson and Son, 27 George st.
Pillans, Robert, 37 Hanover st.
Purdie, John, 83 Princes street
Eamsay, John, 6 Calton street
Renton and Sons, 8 No. Bank st.
Robertson, A. and Co. 39 Princes
street
Roughead, P. C. 7 Sciennes
Stewart, J. 7 W. Lauriston pi.
Townsend, William and Son, 9
Greenside place
Wightman, J. 23 James' square
Wood and Co. 12 Waterloo pi.
Younger and Curie, Circus lane
Mail Manufacturers.
Harlaw, A. 31 Commercial place
Newspaper Offices.
Adyertiser, 13 Hanover street
Caledonian Mercury, 265 High
street
Daily Mail, 14 S. St Andrew st.
Edinburgh News, Writers' court
Evening Courant, 188 High st.
Evening Post and Scottish Re-
cord, 30 Hanover street
Gazette, 13 North Bank street
Guardian office, 279 High street
North British Advertiser and
Ladies' Journal, 8 Melbourne
place
North British Agriculturist, 377
High street
Northern Standard,82 Princes St.
Scotsman, 257 High street
Scottish Jurist, 7 George street
Scottish Press, 251 High street
Railway Gazette, 30 Hanover st.
Witness, 297 High street
newspaper Agents.
Campbell, G. 12 Howe street
Cay and Black, 45 George st.
Cuthbertson, W. F. 17 So. bridge
Harthill, J. 23 Waterloo place
Porter, M., 3 S.-E. Circus place
Robertson & Scott, 36 Geo. st.
Robinson, H. 11 Greenside st. —
See Adv.
Sutherland, J. and Co. 12 Calton
street. — See Adv.
I'nrses, Sick.
Adams, Mrs M. 1 Mound place
Alexander, Mrs, 8 Hamilton pi.
Anderson, Mrs C. 23 Howe st.
Baillie, Mrs, 7 Wrights' houses
Balmer, Mrs, 13 Hill place
Bannerman, Mrs, 39 India place
Burrell, Mrs, 7 Carnegie street
Campbell, Mrs, 57 Cumberland
street
Chalmers, Mrs, 84 Gt. King st.
Craig, Mrs, 51 India place
Davidson, Mrs Ann, 2 Green-
side place
Hay, Mrs, 2 Mackenzie place
Halliday, Mrs J. 11 Terrace
Henderson, Mrs, 38 India place
Horsburgh, Mrs, 42 India place
Hunter, Mrs E. 7 Hill square
Hutchison, Mrs, 18 Bedford st.
Hurley, Mrs M. 67 Fountain
bridge
Irvine, Mrs, 56 Bridge st. Leith
Jamieson, Mrs Isabella, 25 Ar-
thur street
Kinnel, Mrs, 5 St James' place
Kinnis, Mrs, 50 Cumberland st.
Laidlaw, Mrs, 120 Nicolson st.
Laird, Mrs, 28 India place
Lawson, Mrs, 4 Little King st.
M'Bean, Mrs, 9 St Bernard's row
M'llriach, Mrs, 60 South bridge
M'Intyre, Mrs, 35 Scotland st.
M'Lennan, Mrs, 39 India place
M'Lean, Mrs Janet, 1 India st.
M'Pherson, Mrs, 89 Abbey hill
Mathers, Mrs, 27 South bridge
Baton, Mrs, 8 Kerr street
Pitt, Mrs, 15 Catharine street
Prager, Mrs, 9 Society
Robertson, Mrs, 50 Broughton st.
Ross, Mrs, 11 Dundas street
Scott, Mrs, 75 Broughton street
Sharp, Mrs, 46 Great King st.
Shirley, Mrs, 22 William street
Stevenson, Mrs, 82 South bridge
Strachan, Mrs, 4 St Bernard pi.
Tait, Mrs, 54 Bristo street
Thorburn, Mrs, 19 Salisbury st.
Watt, Mrs, 3 Leggat's land
Wright, Mrs, 47 William street
1^'ursery, Seedsmen,
and Florists.
Alexander, C. 32 West Register
street
Alexander, James, Leith walk
Carstairs, John, Warrington
lodge
Cunningham, Eraser, and Co.
Comely bank
Dicksons and Co. 1 Waterloo pi.
Dickson, James and Sons, 32
Hanover street
Douglas, T. H. Merchiston park
Downie and Laird, 17 Frederick
street
Eagle and Henderson, Leith
walk
Lawson, P. and Son, 1 George
IV. bridge
Macintosh, R. T. 7 Victoria st.
Methven, Thos. Stanwell lodge
I Reid, David and Son, Leith
walk
Stark, R. M. 145 Princes street
Wright, Alex and Son, 1 Green-
side place
Wright, A. B. 68 Adam square
Oil Merchants.
Craig and Rose, Leith walk
Dawson, Wm. 20 Elbe street
M'Pherson, John, 4 Melbourne
place
Millers and Arthur, 5 Shore
Parker, M. and Co. 2 Crown st.
Smiths and Co. 1 Blair street
Sinclair, Liddle, and Co. 1 and
2 Calton street
Opticians.
Adie and Son, 50 Princes street
Bryson, James, 24 Princes st.
Davidson, J. 39 South bridge
Dun, Thos. 50 Hanover street
— See Adv.
Franks, B. 1 Elm row
Lennie, J. 14 Leith street
Liddell, J. J. 3 Hanover street
Peace, Philip, 99 Princes street
Reid, Alex. 66 Nicolson street
Salom and Co. 27 Hanover st.
Org^an-builders.
Conacher, J. and P. 3 Downie
place
Hamilton, David, (to the Queen)
116 George street
Renton and Sons, 8 North Bank
street
Townsend and Son, 9 and 10
Greenside place
Wood and Co. 12 Waterloo pl.
Outfitters.
(See Woollen Drapers and
Tailors.)
Painters, House.
Aikman, J. 8 Queensferry st,
Aitchison, C. 22 Nelson street
Aitken, John, 3 Union place
Ballantine and Allen, 42 George
street
Barclay, W. C. 2 Roxburgh pi.
Bayne, Menzies, 27 Elder street
Bolton and Co. 16 Commercial
place, Leith
Bonar and Carfrae, 29 Castle st.
Brodie, J. and H. 19 Greenside
place
300
Pai
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Paw
Brown,' Chas. 15 Lothian street
Brown, A. 10 W. Richmond st.
Cameron, Robt. 214 Canongate
Carfrae, Robert, 1 Erskine pi.
Cropper, W. 7 India street
Davidson, John, 46 George st.
Dobie, Geo. 48 Hanover street
Dunn, James, 4 Teviot row
Einlayson, George, 32 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Fortune, John, 44 India street
Fowler, A. 12 Duncan street
Gadois, F. 15 Picardy place
Gibson, Wm. 8 Howe street
Gilchrist, George, 9 Kirkgate
Glover, J. 47 London street
Graham, T. 17 Queensferry st.
Gordon, Robert, 32 Earl Grey
street
Gray, D. 38 Howe street
Gunn, Peter, 3 Calton street
Hadden, Robert, 96 Constitution
street
Hall, Thomas, 2 Elder street
Hay, D. R. and Co. 90 George
street
Henderson, John, 4 Spenee's pi.
Hunter, John, 72 Tolbooth wynd
Leith
Johnston, R. 5 Charlotte street,
Leith
Kay, Wm. 6 and 8 Commercial
place, Leith
Lawrie and Glover, 30 West
Register street
Lindsay, David, 56 Bristo street
Lindsay, J. 12 Chapel street
Linton, AV. C. 5 Frederick street
Lithgow and Purdie, 60 Hanover
street, and 15 George street
Lothian, D. and Son, 3 York
place
M'Culloch, John, 22 Downie pi.
3I'Farlane and Wallace, 46
Frederick street
M'Gill, Edward, 21 Castle street
M'Kav, R. 13 S. St David st.
M'Leod, Kenneth, 23 Thistle st.
Malcolm, William, 16 Cowgate
Milne, Wm. 3 Picardy place
Moffat, Wm. 1 Leith Walk
Moxon, C. and J. 63 George st.
Newbigging, James, 31 Candle-
maker row
Nicol, Robert, 27 Frederick st.
Nisbet, John, S.E. Thistle street
lane
Owens, Charles, 2 West Preston
street
Paton, C. 21 London street
Potts, H. G. and Co. 92 Princes
street
Reid, Robert, 3 Blenheim place
Eobb, John, 2 Howard place
Ross, John, 8 West Nicolson st.
Shankly, John C. 105 Causeway-
side
Sheppard, J. 21 Frederick street
Sheppard, Mrs Jas. 107 George
street
Smith, Thos. 21 George street
Stebbing, Alex. 102 Kirkgate
Stewart, A. 95 Princes street
Scott, William, 23 Home street
Stott, Mrs, 29 Dundas street
Todd, Robert, 35 Dundas street
Tonny, J. A. 100 George street
Wands, W. 1 7 Dundas street
White, William, 243 Canongate
Wilson, Robert, 66 Clerk street
Wintour, W. 22 Maitland street
Young, A. 73 Clerk street
Young, David, 8 Spring gardens
Painter^ Animal.
M'Leod, John, 4 Buccleuch st.
PaintterSj Historical.
Ballantyne, John,6 Abercrombie
place
Christie, Alexander, 20 Forth
street
Harvey, G. 21 Regent terrace
Lauder, Jas. E. 24 Fettes row
Painters, Tiandscape.
Brown, J. C. Yiewforth cottage
Hill, D. 0. Caltonhill stairs
M'Culloch, H. 7 Danube street
Scott, J. R. 22 Dundas street
Stewart, J. L. 25 E. Claremont
street
Painter.Sj Miniature.
Devin, Peter, 3 Rutland square
Douglas, iliss, 1 3 Hart street
Faed, John, 51 Northumberland
street
Howie, Jas. jun. 71 Princes st.
Mather, G. M. 63 Princes street
Musgrave, Mrs, 32 Royal circus
Roger, William, 7 Dewar place
Ross, Mrs, 51 Hanover street
Painters, Portrait.
Archer, James, 21 York place
Blackburn, Sam. 29 Drummond
place
Cowan, John, 2 Marshall's court
Cowie, R. A. 68 George street
Crawford, W. 46 Great King
street
Donaldson, J. 2 East Broughtou
Douglas, James, 9 Hill square
Edgar, J. 34 Cumberland street
Gordon, Sir J. Watson, 123
George street
Gordon, J. 37 Broughton place
Houston, J. A. 13 Fettes row
Howie, James, 45 Princes st.
Innes, Robert, 20 Howe street
Irvine, John, 3 Duncan street
Lauder, Jas. E. 24 Fettes row
Lees, Chas. 19 Scotland street
M'Leay, K. 5 Castle terrace
Ogilvy, J. 2 W. lS*icolson street
Orchardson, W. Q. 26 Royal
crescent
Scott, James, 63 Frederick st.
Smith, Colvin, 32 York place
Steell, Gourlay, 4 Randolph pi.
Stewart, Hope J. 35 Alva street
Watson, S. 79 Princes street
Watson, W. Smellie, 10 Forth
street
Paper-liang;ingf Manu-
facturers.
M'Crie, Wm. and Co. 22 Leith
walk
Paper Makers.
(See Stationers.)
Paper Rulers.
Black, John, 132 High street
Currie and Lamb, Hunter sq.
Gow, James, 13 Blair street
Napier, B. and Co. 150 High
street
Parchment Makers.
Williamson, F. and A. Ben-
nington bridge
Pavement Merchant.
M'Ewan, D. Scotland street sta-
tion
Webster, J. Junction bridge
wharf
Pavi nhrokers.
Albion Loan Company, 23 Rose
street
Caledonian Loan Company, 7
Royal Exchange
M'Cambridge, Peter, 59 and 67
Candlemaker row
Dowie, Charles, 1 Milne's court
Edin. Loan Co. 39 South bridge ■
Edin. and Leith, 16 Calton st.
Equitable Loan Co. of Scotland,
4 Milne square — See Adv.
Ferguson, J. 312 Lawnmarket
Flanigan, M. 142 Cowgate
Fraser, Charles, 170 High st.
Garland, J. 33 St Andrew street,
Leith
Gilbert, J. 40 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Haldane, J. 9 Riddle's close
Kelly, Patrick, 258 Canongate
Menzies, John, 8 Cowgate
Munro, Alex. 276 Canongate
Paterson, Jas. 1 Richmond pi.
Per
PKOPESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Pou 301
South Bridge Co. 35 South br.
— See A dv.
Thomson, Jno. 44 South bridge
Union Loan Co. 13 Terrace
Perfumers.
Dickie, W. 69 Nicolson street
Geikie, James S. 35 North br.
Hastie, James, 7 Baxter's place
Hogg, J. 34 W. Register street
Pass, E. 47 North Frederick
street
Raimes, Blanshard and Co.
Smith's place
Sturrock and Sons, 33 Princes
street
Thomson, G. 7 Waterloo place
Truefit, W. 57 Princes street
l*e^vterers.
Moyes, James, 108 West bow
Ramage, Adam, Lothian road
Whji;e, Robert and Son, 235
High street
Philosophical Instru-
ment makers.
Stevenson, P. 9 Lothian street
Kemp and Co. 12 and 13 Infir-
mary street
Photog;raphers.
Howie, J. 45 Princes street
Howie, J. jun. 71 Princes street
Orange, A. 43 Princes street
Popowitz, G. 60 Princes street
Physicians.
(See Medical Practitioners.)
Picture Cleaners and
liiners.
Bruce, Daniel, 12 Greenside pi.
Paton, Hugh, Adam square
Smith, J. D. 33 W. Register st.
Walker, Jas. Assembly rooms
Picture Dealer.
Galli, C. 1 Blenheim place
Picture-Frame
Makers.
Brown, A. B., E. Thistle st. lane
Ciceri and Pini, 81 Leith street.
— See Adv.
Dott, A. 16 South St David st.
Paton, Hugh, Adam square
Hepburn, S. 26 South Hanover
street
Hill, Alex. 67 Princes street
Robertson, Alex. 4 Princes st.
Pipe Makers.
Donaldson, Wm. 14 Morton st.
Duncan, John, 40 Whitfield pi.
Whyte, T. and Co. 225 Canong.
Wilson, Peter, 43 Yardheads
Plane Makers.
(Those marked * are also Edge-
tool Makers.)
Hoffman, J. R. 45 and 47 Lo-
thian street
*Matheson and Co. 1 Gilmore
street, Paul's work
*Mathieson, Thos. A. and Co.
65 Nicolson street
Plasterers.
Adamson, Henry, 32 Arthur
street
Anderson, James, Lothian road
Annan, James, Bread street
Baird, Wm. Coates place
Begbie, James, 191 Canongate
Berry, Lawrence, 3 Greenside
row
Forrest, Wm. 11 Bread street
Grieve, James, 49 Thistle street
Hay, John, ION. College st.
Hindshaw, J. 2 Hamilton place
Innes, Charles, 46 Thistle st.
Marshall and Sutherland, 86
Constitution street
M'Pherson and Son, 1 Hill
square
Ramage and Son, 39 Jamaica
street
Ritchie, W. 37 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Strachan, Jas. St Cuthbert's lane
Tait, James, 2 Mound place
Plumbers and das-
fitters.
Angus, John, 5 Charles street
Carstairs, M. 71 Northumber-
land street
Clark, George, 23 Rose street
Dick, John, 59 Albany street
Dick, John, 133 Rose street
Ferguson, Wm. 112 Nicolson
street
Forbes and Barton, 1 Forrest
road
Gibson, H. 22 Dock street
Hay and Addis, 79 George st.
Howie, Jas. 59 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Hume and Melville, 3 W. Re-
gister place and 101 Consti-
tution street — See Adv.
Hume, Thomas, 5 Rose street
Jackson, Thomas, 37 Howe st.
Kay, Alexander, 144 Princes st.
Kay, Thos. 18 Charlotte place
Kirkwood, Wm. & Sons, Thistle
street lane
Learmonth, T. 10 Barony street
Lindsay, Chas. and Co. 8 Green-
side street
Low, John, 14 St Andrew street
M'Culloch, Thos. Lothian road
M'Pherson, Jas. 103 Constitu-
tion street
Macrae, J. 28 Hanover street
Marshall, Jas. 62 Broughton st.
Marshall, John, 15 W. Register
street, and 11 So. St Andrew
street
Martin, George, 1 Picardy pi.
Paterson, David, 10 Thistle st.
Pearson, Mrs J. 48 South back
Canongate
Peters, Alex. 13 Dundas street
Proctor, A. 5 Church lane
Robertson and Cairns, 31 Nicol-
son street
Ronald, David, 6 Vennel
Smith, Walter, 11 India place
Stormonth and Co. 22 Brown
square
White, John, 40 Leith street
Wilson, Robt. 24 Earl Grey st.
Wilson, John, 18 West Nicolson
street
Pocket-bookj JcmcI
and Dressing; Case
Makers.
Bruce, Alex. 10 Hanover street
Milne, W. and J. 33 Hanover st.
Williams, J. 8 North bridge
Wilson and Co. 71 George st. —
See Adv.
Polyartist.
Howell, John, 110 Rose street
Postmasters and Job
Horse Hirers.
Croall, John and Son (Bazaar),
9 and 10 Leith walk
Hay, J. 107 Abbey hill
Hobday, Thomas, 2 York place
and lane
Inglis, Wm. 3 Hay street
Laing, J. and Sons, Lothian
road
Marshall, Wm. 20 Dublin st.
Scott, C. and Son, 83 Rose st.
Scott, Isaac, Braehouse
Wordsworth, Samuel, Notting-
ham place
Poulterers.
Carmichael, Mrs R. 60 Queen
street
Carmichael, James, 106 George
street, and 5 and 6 Poultry
market
Lawson, G. 1 N. St Andrew st.
Melrose, Colvill, 2 Poultry mar.
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Rop
Muirhead, C. 79 Queen street
Sharp, Isabella, 13 Dundas st.
Printers.
Aikman, A. and Co. 11 Hano-
ver street
Allan, T. and Co. 265 High
street
Anderson,. M. 7 George street
Anderson, Robert, 160 High st.
Armour, Harry, 54 So. bridge
Ballantyne, J. A. Paul's work
Bojd, G. W. and Co. 13 N.
Bank street
Biydone, J. 17 Hanover street
Bumess, W. 1 N. St Andrew
street
Collie, D. R. and Son, 19 S. St
David street
Cannon, Alex. 46 Hanover st.
Clark, E. and E. 42 Hanover
street
Colston, A. and Son, SO Eose
street
Constable, Thomas, 11 Thistle
street
Drummond, C. 133 Kirkgate
Elder, A. Anchor close
Fairgrieve, John, 74 Eose st.
Forrester, W. 56 Hanover st.
FuUarton, A. and Co. Stead's
place
Glass, E. 44 South bridge
Grant, Thomas, 21 George st.
Gray, J. and J. S Melbourne pi.
Greig, John, & Son, 433 Lawn-
market
Guthrie, David, 377 High street
Hardie, E. and Co. 20 Frederick
street
Henderson, A. and Co. 2 Coal
hill
Heriot, "Wm. 17 Quality street
Hogg, J. Brown street lane
Hughes, John, 3 Thistle street
Jack, A. 13 Clyde street
Johnstone and Hunter, 104 High
street
Land, E. M. and Co, 25 St James'
square
Lawrie, A. and Co. 13 N, Bank
street
Lindsay, Eobert, 1 Buccleuch
street
Lizars, W. H. 3 St James' sq.
M'Donald, J. 13 Carrubber's
close
M'Phail, AVm. 5 St James' sq.
M'Pherson and Syme, 12 S. St
David street
Marshall, R. 12 S. Eose st. lane
Miller and Fairly, 11 Horse
wynd
Moir, George, 317 High street
Murray, Andrew, 269 High st.
Murray and Gibb, East Thistle
street lane
Xelson, Thomas, and Sous,Hope
park
Neill and Co. Old Fishmarket
close
Oliver and Boyd, Tweeddale ct.
Paton, Hugh, 8 X. College st.
Paton and Eitchie, 13 George
street
Pillans, H. and J. 7 St James'
court
Eeid, M. W. and Son, 4 Not-
tingham place
Eeid and Son, 36 Shore
Stevenson and Co. 32 Thistle st.
Taylor, James, 21 George st.
Turner, J. and Co. Lothian road
Thomson, John, 1 Milne square
Walker, Alex. 6 James' court
Walker, M. and Co., 78 Eose
street
Walker, James, 59 Shore
Wallace, E. and Co. 3 Eegister
place
Wilson, A. and W. E. Chessel's
court
Printers^ liUhog-ra-
phic.
Banks, Wm. 26 Waterloo place
Boyle and Mann, 142 High st.
Clark, E. 8 St Andrew st.
Forrester, W. 56 Hanover st.
Gellatly, J. 26 George street
Hay, Alex. 4 North bridge
Johnston, W. and A. K. 4 St
Andrew square
Leith, Sam. 9 South St Andrew
street
Lizars, W. H. 3 St James' sq.
M'GIashan, Alex. 26 Clyde st.
Martin, James, 21 Greenside st.
Mould and Tod, 3 Waterloo pi.
Nimmo, J. 7 Carrubber's close
Eitchie, A. 19 South St David
street
Schenck and M'Farlane, 19 St
James's square
Scott and Ferguson, 1 1 South St
Andrew street
Smart, R. C. 20 Elm row
Smith, William, 1 Hanover st.
Turner, J. and Co. Lothian road.
— See Adv.
Warburton, S. 50 George street
Watt, P. B. 3 East Eegister st.
— See Adv.
Printers' Joiners.
Donaldson, A. and Sons, South
Niddry street
Marr, James, and Co. 27 and 29
New street. — See Adv.
Murray, J. 22 Niddry street
Printing; and Copying;
Press Makers.
Greig, D. and J., Lothian road
Long, Thomas, Logan's close
Eitchie, Patrick, 102 Pleasance
Euthven, John, 23 New street
Printsellers.
HUl, A. 67 Princes street
Keith, James, 60 Princes street
E. E. Nelson, 27 Hanover st.
Paton, Hugh, 10 Princes st.
Sutherland, E. P. 38 Heriot
buildings
Vannan, W. H. 46 Home street
Pnneh (Steel) Cotters.
Grandison, W. Croft-an-righ
Stuart, Andrew, Primrose villa.
Grange
Railt^ay Companies.
Caledonian, Lothian road
Edinburgh and Glasgow, North
bridge
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee,
9 Princes street
Edinburgh, Leith, and Granton,
Princes street
North British, 24 St Andrew sq.
Dalkeith Branch, St Leonard's
Stirling and Dunfermline, 42
George street
If eading^-rooms and
"Public liibraries.
Edinburgh Subscription Library,
24 George street
Leith Public Library, 116 Con-
stitution street
Leith Eeading Eooms, 130 Con-
stitution street
Leith Mechanics' Library, 13
Tolbooth wynd
Mechanics'SubscriptionLibrary,
7 James' court
Select Subscription Library, 26
Waterloo place
Waterloo News-rooms, 23 Ee-
gent bridge
Recorders.
(See Pvblic Offices.)
Rectifiers.
Buchan, Matthew, 32 Bernard
street, Leith
Thomson, D. J. and Co. 11 Giles'
street
Rope and Sail Makers.
Calder, Wm. 21 and 22 Com-
mercial place. — See Adv.
i
Sad
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Shi 303
Cameron, T. and J. M. 22 Bath
street
Dalrymple, J. 5 Dock st., and
6 Regent street
Edinburgh Ropery Co. 28 Bath
street
Edmond, John, 64 Shore
Gavin, Peter and Son, 12 Com-
mercial place
Gilmour, W. 56 Grassmarket
Lindsay, Geo. 28 Horse wynd
Newlands, P. 106 Grassmarket
Robertson, C. Bainfield
Stalker, William, 3 Bernard st.
Thomson, Miss, 7 St Patrick sq.
Wallace, Andrew, 52 Bernard
street
twaddlers and Slaruess
llakeE'!^.
Ballantyne, J. 8 Lothian road
Berry, James, 13 Bread street
Berry, J. 11 Constitution street
Boog, Rogers, and Co., 80
Princes street
Campbell, Arch. Lothian road
Carfrae, W. 7 Queen sferry st.
Chalmers, G. 65 Clerk street
Duncan, Thomas, 31 Fountain
bridge
Fulton, A. 86 George street
Gray, J. W. 58 Grassmarket
Gray, W. and Son, 18 South
Hanover street
Macdonald, A. 42 Grassmarket
M'Evoy, James, 58 Charlotte st.
Leith
Sawers, P. 24 Frederick street
Spaven, R. 16 South St Andrew
street
Spence, Joseph, 24 Grassmar-
ket
Watt, A. 1 South St David st.
Salt Warehouses.
Laird and Banks, 22 Constitu-
tion street
Patent British Salt, 24 Sheriff
brae
' Saiv Makers.
Chesney, D. Mary King's close
Hughes, Edwin, Leith sawmUls
Hughes, W. Greenside row
ScaEe, Beam. & Steel-
yard Makers.
Brown, William, 26 Calton
Davidson, J., Barony street
Hood, J. 3 Macdowall street
Simpson, R. D. 13 Clerk street
Wharton, Geo. 23 Leith wynd
Sculptors.
Brodie, William, Dean bridge
Gall, James, jun, 20 Gayfield
square
Hunter, Robert, jun. 14 North
Back of Canongate
Lawrie, Thomas, 37 Leith walk
M'Ewen and Son, South Clerk
street
M'Glashan, Stewart, Canonmills
Ness, David, 15 Leith walk
Ritchie, Alex. H. Ramsay lane
Ritchie, A. Lothian road
Ritchie, J. Coates place
Ritchie, Thomas, London road
Slater, P. 56 Albany street
Steel], John, 9 Randolph place
Wallace and Whyte, Shrub pi.
Seal £ng;ravers.
(See also Jewellers and Lapi-
daries.)
Aitken, Alexander, 3 South St
Andrew street
Blaik, David, 34 North bridge
Butters, L. 41 George street
Dow, James, 60 North bridge
Main, E. 42 George street
Murdoch, C. 4 George street
Watt, P. B. 3 East Register
street. — See Adv.
Seed and liisaseed Cake
Merchants.
Cunningham, J. and J. 102 W.
bow
Denham, G. H. Hope Park End
house
Sharehrokers.
(See Stockbrokers.)
Shaul Manufacturers.
Mackenzie, W. B. 126 Princes
street
Sinclair, John, jun., 79 South
bridge
Smith, George, 108 South br.
Smith, John, 105 South bridge
Spittal, James and Co. 12 St
Andrew square
Summers, T. 49 Princes street
Wigham, J. tertius, 52 Nicolson
street
Ship and Insurance
Brokers, JLeith.
Broodfoot, John, and Son, 46
Assembly street
Christiansen, J. and Co. 2 Dock
place
Davidson, John and Co. 24 She-
riff brae
Donovan and Co. 14 Commer-
cial place
Duncan, Jas. and Co. 9 Baltic st.
Ebenezer, Davidson, head of Wet
docks
Gordon, A. R. 2 Coatfield lane
Mitchell and Co. Dock place
Smith, D. and Co. 2 Dock gates
Stenhouse, A. and G. Wet docks
Thomson, W. and Co. 129 Con-
stitution street
Thomson, John and Co. 25 Ber-
nard street
Turnbull, Salveson, and Co,
Wet docks
Wilson, Jastrau, and Co. 11
Dock place
Ship Builders, liCith.
Innes, Robert, 8 Bridge street
Menzies and Co. Wet docks
Rose, J. T. and Co. Wet docks
Ship Carver.
Logan, Hugh, 49 Timber bush,
Leith
Ship Chandlers.
(Leith.)
Bolton and Co. 16 Commercial
place
Kay, William, 6 and 8 Commer-
cial place
Shipmasters.
Anderson, George, 38 Bridge st.
Blackwood, A. North Fort st.
Brown, Wm. 17 Albany street,
Leith
Cameron, John, 72 Kirkgate
Cook, Robert, Claremont park
Currie, Adam, 45 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Douglas, John, 4 Portland ter.
Duncan, S. Regent street
Gains, W. 5 North Junction st.
Galloway, Alex. 5 Coburg street
Gavin, William, Madeira street
Greig, John, 14 Albany street
Gunn, A. 29 Couper street
Hall, John, 5 Hermitage hill
Henderson, J. 8 Bennington pi.
Lindsay, Thomas, 30 Charlotte
street, Leith
M'Millan, Chas. 6 Hamburg pi.
M'Millan, James, 6 Hamburg
place
M'Whinnie, H. 4 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Mann, Benjamin, 17 Albany st.
Leith
Meiklereid, David, 41 Shore
Menzies, John, Ellen street
Munro, Daniel, 9 Glover street
Nicolson, James, 1 Albany st.,
Leith
Robertson, J. 8 Albany street,
Leith
Robertson, James, jun. Albany
street, Leith
304
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Smi
Scott, Alexander, 6 Madeira st.
Scott, Andrew, sen. Madeira pi.
Scott, Francis, 8 Bennington pi.
Sinclair, Eobert, 2 N. Fort street
Smith, L. 4 Portland terrace
Souter, P. 2 Madeira place
Stephens, John, 25 Queen st.,
Leith
Swanson, Donald, 11 Couper st.
Younger, John, 2 South Fort st.
Shipowners.
(Those marked * are in Leith.)
Gentleman, J. 14 Elm row
'Hardie and Co. 46 Bernard st.
Kirk, Eobert, Cassels' place
Mathieson, Geo. Clifton lodge,
Wardie
*Eose, L., Leith mount
'Scott, D., Madeira place
Smith, John, 9 John's place
"Thomson, Alexander, 10 James'
place
*Wood, P. & C. 41 Bernard st.
Shipping Companie.s.
iThose marked * are in Leith.)
■^Aberdeen and Inverness Steam-
ship office, 6 So. St Andrew st.
and Wet docks
'^Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde
Co. "Wet docks, and 6 So. St
Andrew street
*Dundee, Perth, and London Co.
2 Dock place
General Steam Navigation Co.
14 Shore and 21 Waterloo
place. — See A dv.
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping
office, 2 Dock place
'Hamburgh and Rotterdam Co.
5 "Wet docks
Helmsdale and Leith Co. Wet
docks
*Hull and Leith Steam Packet
Co. 34 Bernard street
'Inverness and Leith Steam
Packet Co. Wet docks
*Leith, Hamburgh, and Eotter-
dam, Wet docks
*Leith and Newcastle Steamer,
44 Bernard street
Leven Packet Office, 2 Dock pi.
'■'Liverpool and Leith Co. Wet
docks
*Liverpool Traders, Carroii Co.
— J. ilachattie, agent
*London and Edinburgh Co. 67
Shore
^London and Leith Old Co. 71
Shore
London, Leith, Edinburgh, and
Glasgow Co, l^pper Draw-
bridge and 9 Waterloo place.
— See Adv.
Stirling Steam-boat Co. Granton
pier
*Stirling and Leith Co. 2 Dock
place !
*Thur80 Shipping Co. 2 Dock
place I
*Wick and Leith Co. Wet docks
Shoe Warehouses.
(See also Boot and Shot
Ilahers.)
Blanc, Victor, 69 George street
Gray, John, 73 George street
Ritchie, William, 1 Haddington
place
Whitehead, L. 144 Kirkgate
and 34 Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Whitehead, J. 6 Catharine street
Whitehead, William, 62 Princes
street
Wright, William, 141 High st.
SUk and Shawl
Cleaners.
Constable, J. and M. 56 Lothian
street
Johnston, Miss, 21 Carnegie st.
Silk Mercers.
(See Haberdashers.)
Silversmiths.
Ashenheim, Jacob, 25 Castle
street
Cooper, T. 2 Swintou row
Crichton, W. 63 North bridge
Eobb and Whittet, 3 E. Thistle
street lane
Weir, Samuel, 13 Chalmers' cl.
Wilkie, John, 8 E. Rose street
lane
Silver Platers.
Simpson and Graham, Mound
place
Skinners and Wool
Dealers.
Adam, Stephen, 3 Bennington
place
Baird, John, Silvermills
Eeid, John, Powburn
Eckford, Walter, Silvermills
Halliday, Wm. Bennington
Legget, D. D. and A., Water of
Leith
Legget, Robert, Water of Leith
Russell, Robert and Son, Canon-
mills
White, Mrs R. Bonnington
Yule, Wm. jun. Water of Leith
Slaters.
Anderson, Wm. 227 High st.
Christie, S. and W. 44 Consti-
tution street
Crawford, James, 24 Kirkgate
Dodds, Andrew, 129 High st.
Doughtie, Alex. 48 George st.
Duns, James, 161 Rose street
Erskine, Alex. 11 St Andrew st.
Leith
Ferguson, Charles, 22 Dundas
street. — See Adv.
Field and Allan, 27 Frederick
street and South Junction st.
Leith
Fortune, Robt. 4 S. Junction st.
Graham, T. 152 Rose street
Henderson, John, 63 George st.
Jack, J. 5 North Bank street
Lamb, J. and T. 78 Clerk st. . _j
Low, John, 30 Nicolson street . 1
Messer, J. 36 St Leonard street
Eamsay, W. St Stephen street
Eussell, John, 18 Leith street
Sinton, J. 57 Nicolson street
Sinton, W. 11 St Leonard lane
Slater, Andrew, 1 St John st.
Stewart and Bell, Queensferry
street
Wilson, David, 1 Portland pi.
Wilson, John, 1 Portland place
Young, James, 58 Broughton st.
Young, John, 1 Gayfield place
and 50 Constitution street
Smiths.
(Those marked * are Farriers.)
Adams, R. 4 Rutland place
Aitken, Alexander and Co. lt»
Hanover street
* Aitken, James, 13 Potterrow
*Anderson, D. Hamilton's entry
Auchincloss, J. 19 Rose street
Begbie, Peter and Co. 29 East
Rose street
Bell, Peter, 9 N.-W. Circus pi.
Black, J. Eichmond court
Bogie, Jas., N.-E. Thistle street
lane
Brown, Jas. 139 Fountainbridge
Brown, Wm. Brown's pi. Leith
Brown, William, 26 Calton
Brj-don, T. 76 Causeyside
Calder and Tait, 2 Albany st.
Carmichael, Thos. 5 St Andrew
street, Leith
Carrick, James, 156 Eose street
Clay, John, Circus lane
Caldwell, David, Bangholm
Galium, G. and Co. 13 Green-
side place
Chisholm, Archd. 24 Kirkgate
Coldwell, James, Marj^'s place
Cormack, D. and Son, 1 Terrace
Cunning, William, 38 Queen st.
Denholm, W. Morningside
Dove, James, Greenside lane
Fairgrieve, W. 8 Dock street
Forrest, Alex. 110 Rose street
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PEOFESSIONS AND TllADES DIRECTORY. Spi 305
Forrest, T. 14 Crosscausey
Gray, M. 29 Horse wynd
Gray, Jas. and Son, 85 George
street
Greig, David, 22 Buccleuch st.
Greig, William, 156 Rose street
Greig, D. and J. Lothian road
Haliday, AValter, Croft-an-righ
Hall, George, Newhaven
*Hall, E. 4 Lawrie street
Henderson, A. 4 Murray street
Henderson, W. Chalmers' close
Hood, J. 3 M'Dowall street
Hunter, E. and Son, 109 Kirk-
gate
Ireland, C. 35 Commercial pi.
Lillie, P. Chalmers' close
*Mather, T. 14 Greenside row
ilillar, Wm. Castle terrace
l^Ioir, David, Mint
Morrison, W. 39 Whitfield pi.
Napier, James, 39 Water lane
Neilson, Geo. 27 College wynd
Ness, Thomas, 29 Commercial
place
Paterson, A. and J. St Cuth-
bert's lane
Eennie, Wm. E. Thistle st. lane
Ritchie, J. 77 Nicolson street
Eutherford, J. 14 Downie place
Smith, J. 101 Abbey hill
Tennant, J. M. and Co. 74 Clerk
street
Thomson, James, 57 Constitu-
tion street
Tod, J. and Son, 29 Leith walk
Frquhart, George, Circus lane
Watson and Henry, 6 Notting-
ham place
*Watt, Alex. 6 St James' place
Wardlaw, P. Low Broughton
Soap Makers.
Eaimes, Blanshard, and Co.
(fancy soap). Smith's place
Taylor, W. and Co. 4 Salaman-
der street
Solicitors.
(See Laiu Directory.)
Spirit Dealers.
Addison, James, 57 North br.
Adie, William, 7 Dock place
Aitchison, J. 44 Shore
Allan, D. 246 Cowgate
Allan, John R. 435 Lawnmarket
Baillie, P. 14 Hanover street
Bain, Alex. 4 Cable wynd
Bayne, James, 7 Hanover st.
Beveridge, Mrs, Bennington
bridge
Brown, Alex. Newhaven
Brown, J. 16 St Andrew street,
Leith
Burnet, J. 56 West Richmond
street
Butler, Robt. 36 College wj'nd
Calder, W. 9 Market street
Cameron, D. C. 142 Canongate
Cameron, Jas. 32 St Andrew
street, Leith
Campbell, Robt. 14 Cromwell
street
Campbell, Mrs A. 2 Richmond
lane
Carmichael, A. 280 Canongate
Chadwick, Colin, 14 Citadel
Chalmers, John, 114 Kirkgate
Christie, Alex. 3 Dock place
Clark, Jas. 4 Shakespeare sq.
Cormick, James, 10 Shore
Coxson, James, 6 Baxter's pi.
Craig, Mrs, 1 St Leonard hill
Crerar, Mrs, 106 Nicolson st.
Cross, James, 87 Kirkgate
Crosbie, J. 40 West Richmond
street
Cuthbertson, J. 4 Regent street
Darling, Wm. 45 Bernard st.
Dewar, John, 8 Greenside pi,
Dick, J. Church lane
Dickson, Mrs D. 26 Queen st.
Disher, R. 62 Cumberland st.
Doig, Alex. 9 Queen's place,
Leith walk
Doig, R. 1 Hunter square
Donaldson, James, 27 West port
Donaldson, John G. 42 Potter-
row
Donaldson, Peter, 37 Sandport
street
Donaldson, Wm. 19 Elbe street
Douglass, John, 40 Giles' street
Dow, Alex. 7 St Andrew street
Dryden, John, Newhaven
Drj'sdale, James, 3 Dock street
Drysdale, Janet, Salamander st.
DuflF, Alex. 17 Frederick st.
Duff, Alex. 170 Canongate
Duff, John, 33 Couper street
Fairley, Mrs E. 18 Caltou st.
Farquhar, Alex. 55 Yard heads
Fergusson, Mrs, 2 Bernard st.
Fiddes, William, 4 Cowgate
Findlay, Geo. Water of Leith
Fisher, Malcolm, 479 Lawnmar.
Forbes, James, 38 Jamaica st.
Forbes, R. and D. 99 High st.
Forrest, Wm. 38 Abbey hill
Eraser, Alex. Albany lane
Eraser, Finley, Mrs, 3 Junction
street, Leith
Eraser, Murdoch, 135 Fountain-
bridge
Fraser, William, Jock's lodge
Goodsman, Mrs, Bruntsfield
links
Gordon, G. Maitland place,
Newhaven
Graham, A. 48 Yardheads
Graham, David, Holyrood st.
Grant, L. 154 Eose street
Grant, Robt. 10 Greenside row
Grant, Robt. 52 London street
Grant, Will. 177 High street
Gray, Mrs, 15 King st. Leith
Gray, Thomas, 56 Kirkgate
Green, Geo. 35 Commercial pi.
Grieve, Gideon, 87 Rose street
Grieve, John, 68 Thistle street
Grieve, Robt. Bank st. Leith
Gunn, Alex. 11 Yardheads
Guthrie, M. 11 Coal hill
Hamilton, E. 198 Canongate
Hamilton, Wm. 25 Charles st.
Henderson, James, 5 Dock pi.
Higgins, Mrs D. 4 Citadel
Hislop, John, 1 Shandwick pi.
Inglis, Mrs J. 8 Spence's place,
Leith
Innes, J. 16 Catharine street
Innes, John, 2 Queen street,
Leith
Irving, D. 5 S. Melville street
Jenkinson, W. and J. 77 and
79 St Andrew street, Leith
Johnston, M. Newhaven
Jordan, William, 13 Calton st.
Keddie, Nicholas, 202 Rose st.
Kerr, James, 155 West port
Kerr, Will. 1 Princes street
King, C. S. 6 Shakspeare sq.
Kinnear, John, 1 Johnston pi.
Kirk, John, Newhaven
Kippen, Dun. 25 Richmond pi.
Lamond, D. 1 Maitland street
Landels, Mrs, 1 Haddington pi.
Lawrence, William, 56 Bernard
street
Lawrie, Alexander, 9 Dock pi.
Leckie, J. 214 Cowgate
Leggat, E. 54 Broughton street
M'Adie, D. 20 Giles' street
M'Adie, William, 111 Kirkgate
M'Callum, Mrs, Heriot buildings
M'Dougall, Alex. 82 Potterrow
M'Dougall, Neil, 23 Bank st.
M'Ewan, Wm. 23 Bridge street,
Leith
Macfarlane, J. 39 Cumberland
street
M'Gregor, D. 24 Downie place
Mackay, John, 168 High street
Mackay, John, 218 Canongate
Mackay, John, 143 High street
Mackinnon, John, 1 Bristo port
M'Kenzie, Finlay, 6 College st.
M'Laren, Mrs A. 1 Bath street
M'Laren, J. 220 Cowgate
M'Lean, Angus, 133 High st.
M'Lennan, Donald, 43 High st.
M'Lennan, D. 65 Shore
M'Leod, Nor. 41 Shore
M'Naughton, D. 65 Rose street
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Sta
Mann, Wm. Mrs, 1 5 Yardheads
Marshall, Eob. Leven cottage
Mason, John, 22 Shore
Masters, Mrs, 110 Rose street
Masterton, Mrs Alex. 1 Cable
wynd
Mathieson, A. 17 India place
Mathieson, T. 1 Dean street
Mathison, Robt. 262 and 339
Canongate
31iddlemass, John, 93 Nicolson
street
Millar, "W. 41 Tolbooth -nynd,
Leith
Milne, W. 17 Bronghton street
Mitchell, G. 20 Greenside lane
Mitchell, Thos. 1 York place
Moffat, Thos. 20 Dnimmond st.
Morison, John, 12 Greenside st.
Muir, David, West Norton pi.
Muirhead, G. 52 Rose street
Munro, A. Bonnington
Munro, D. 7 Greenside row
Munro, "VYni. 5 Abbey
Munro, Mrs N. Castle o' Clouts
Muttit, James, Newhaven
Napier, Mrs, 15 Abbey
Panton, Rob. 16 Coal hill
Paris, Mrs, 61 Cumberland st.
Paterson, Mrs A. 105 Kirkgate
Paterson, T. 98 Kirkgate
Pennycuik, Jn. 76 Causey side
Porteous, A. 86 Candlemaker row
Pringle, Mrs A. 9 Stead's place
Raebum, Wm. 597 CastleluU
Reid, D. 11 William street
Rennie, A. 3 Physic gardens
Robertson, Alex. 181 High st.
Robertson, James, 6 Milne sq.
Robertson, Jas. 184 Canongate
Robertson, Thomas, 23 Consti-
tution street
Ross, H. A. 108 Causeyside
Ross, W. 41 Dock place
Russell, J. 7 Shakspeare square
Rutherford, Walter, 40 Rose st.
Rutherford, W. 38 Shore
Scott, William, 35 Giles' street
Scott, Ihos. 9 Couper street
Scott, B. Hillhousefield, Leith
Scott, W. 27 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Seaton, Gregor, 73 York place
Shedden, Robert, 23 Greenside
row
Sinclair, John, 126 Kirkgate
Smart, John, 45 Leith street, 19
W. Richmond street, 55 Giles'
street, and 33 Shore, Leith
Smith and Winwick, 97 Kirk-
gate
Smith, James, 41 Earl Grey st.
Smith, W. 23 S. back Canongate
Smith, W. 12 Grassmarket
Spence, John, 10 Hunter square
I Stevenson, Thos. 266 Canongate
Stewart, A. Newhaven
I Stewart, Dun. 39 Frederick st.
I Stewart, J. and G. 113 High st.
Stewart, James, 265 High st.
Stewart, W. 14 Coal hill
; Stewart, W. 321 Canongate
i Stewart, Mrs Jos. 11 Clyde st.
Stewart, Mrs W. 85 Canongate
Stirling, Wm. 50 Crosscausey
Stuart, J. 103 High street
j Sutherland, D. Newhaven
j Sutherland, G. 10 S. St Andrew
street
Strathie, A. Orchardfield, Leith
walk
Swanson, Alex. 1 Horse wynd
Symons, Peter, 8 Riddle's close,
Leith
Taylor, James, 84 Kirkgate
Taylor, Mrs I. 9 Hamburg pi.
Thomson, D. 1 Rutland place
Thomson, Hugh, 2 Foxe's lane
Thomson, T. 7 N. B. of Canong.
Thomson, R. 3 North Melville
place
Torrance, Joseph, 56 Charlotte
street, Leith
Trotter, James, 78 St Andrew
street, Leith
Trotter, Steven, 170 Rose street
TuUoch, William, Elbe street
Walker, James, Newhaven
Waterson, R. 133 Rose street
Webster, H. 70 Giles' street
Wight, A. 50 Shore
Wilson, J. 8 Canongate
Wood, S. F. 154 High street
Wood, Thomas, 9 Kerr street
Young, Mrs, 24 Simon square
Spring: .HakerSj Coa«h.
Todd, J. and Son, 29 Leith walk
Stablers.
(See Livery Stahle-heepers)
gtatioaerSi "Wholesale.
(Papermakers marked *)
Aikman, W. 30 Yictoria street
Borthwick, Dawson, and Co. 3
Hunter square
Caldwell Brothers, 15 and 17
Waterloo place
^Cameron and Co. Stead's place
Cmeron, Donald, 23 Blair st.
■Cowan and Co. 17 Princes st.
Dickson, James and Co. 10 S.
St Andrew street
Drummond and Laing,34 Grass-
market
Durham, James, 7 George st.
Elgin, Wm. and Son, 10 N. St
Andrevr street
Greenhill,. J. 1 0 Bank street
Macniven, P. and W. and Co.
19 Blair street
Macniven and Cameron, 23
Blair street
Martin, J. 21 Greenside street
Milne, John, 97 George street
Ritchie, J. 140 High street
Sangster and Dunlop, 16 South
St David street
Tennent, P. R. 4 N. Bank st.
*Tullis, R. and Co. 14 St James'
square
Waterston, G. 29 Hanover st.
Whyte, A. 8 South St David
street
Stationerf^j Retail.
(See also Booksellers and
Binders.)
Brydone, James, 29 Princes st.
Cuthbertson, W. F. 17 South
bridge
Hay, David, 30 Leith street
Hay, Alexander, 4 North bridge
Henderson, Ebenezer, 10 Nicol-
son street
Houlden, T. 9 Nicolson street
Kay, William, 6 Bank street
Leslie, J. 37 Earl Grey street
M'Can, J. 6 Deanhaugh street
Martin, James, 21 Greenside
street
Morris, R. 7 West Register
street
Nichol, James, 9 North Bank
street
Veitch, T. 23 St Andrew square
Stay and Cor.set
Hakers.
Boyle, Mrs, 21 Bank street
Byrne, Mrs, 17 Bank street
Cameron and Violard, 124
George street
Cameron, Mrs, 37 Dundas street
Campbell, Mrs, 3 Hill street
Carr, Misses E. and C. 14
Greenside street
Chisholm, Miss, 16 George
street
Cockbum, Mrs, 2 Buccleuch
street
Croaly and Co. 23 Duke street
Darling, Wm. 94 South bridge
Duff, E. 26 George street
Hayne, Miss, 92 South bridge
Hopton, Mrs, 46 Hanover street
Johnston, Mrs,45 George street
M'Intyre, Misses, 29 London st,
Maconochie, Airs, 35 George st.
Meyer,Madame,95 George street
Peddie, Mrs, 15 West Richmond
street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Tai 307
Petrie, Miss, 6 Charlotte place
Rednal's warehouse, 57 Princes
street
Robertson, Miss, 10 Charlotte
street, Leith
Soloman, Madame, 63 George
street
Stewart, Mrs, 51 London street
Tod, Mrs, 60 Lauriston street
TJtterson, Mrs, 18 Frederick st.
Whigham, Misses, 4 Clerk st.
Wyber, Misses, 76 Queen street
Stereotypers.
Ballantyne, J. A., Paul's work
Stevenson and Co. 32 Thistle
street
^tock and ^hare
Brokers.
Aitken, A. C. 20 St Andrew
square.
Allan and Dunlop, 4 St Andrew
square
Bell, W. 2 North St David st.
Blackwood, JameSjl 9 St Andrew
square
Howden, 0. 14 George street
Hughson and Dobson, 5 Royal
Exchange
M'Callum, Geo. 30 St Andrew
square
M'Callum, W. B. 10 Hanover st.
Kinnear, D. 4 North St David
street
Lyle, Thomas, 65 Princes street
Lyon, Jas. W. 34 Dandas street
Maitland, Henry, and Co. 9
North St David street
Miller, T. 6 St Andrew square
Miller, Wm. 82 Princes street
Mitchell, James, 18 Royal Ex-
change
Munro, H. 4 North St David
street
Robertson, John and Co. 47
George street
Shiell, Anthony, 5 S. Hanover
street
Sime, J. 9 N. St David street
Stevenson, Alex. 4 St Andrew
square
Stevenson, Alex. jun. 4 St An-
drew square
Stewart, Robert, 4 N. St David
street
Stock Exchange, 20 St Andrew
square
Thomson, D. G. 13 Hanover
street
White, James, 51 Princes street
Wood, John, 5 Hanover street
Stocking- Manufac-
turers.
(See Hosiers.)
Straw and Iieg;horn
Hat Makers.
Carr, Mrs, 2 St Vincent street
Cormack, Miss, 1 3 North bridge
Craigie, J. 50 South bridge
Duncan, J. and R. 33 George
street
Eunson, Mrs M. 30 Kirkgate
Gillespie, Mrs, 144 Princes st.
HoUis, Miss, 34 Frederick st.
Lindsay, Miss, 175 Canongate
M'Donald, Mrs, 429 Lawnmar-
ket
Macfarlane, Miss, 55 George st.
Milne and Co. 46 George street
Mitchell and Heriot, 49 George
street
Peddie, Miss, 6 Orchardfield
court
Sutherland, Misses, 5 Antigua
street
Thomson, Misses, 175 Canong.
Stoeeo, Manufacturers
of and Workers in.
Carnishelle, James, 11 Green-
side place
Lazzaroni, A. 96 Princes street
Luis, E. 28 High street
Sug-ar Mefiners.
Ferguson, J. and A. 8 Cobui-g
street, Leith
Richardson, James, jun. and Co.
Calton place
@airg;eons.
(See Medical Practitioners.)
Surveyors.
Bell, Robert, 25 St Patrick sq.
Carfrae, T. 1 Erskine place
Chalmers, John, 30 St James'
square
Cousin, Geo. 12 Royal Exchange
Fairbairn, Wm. 57 Frederick st.
Forsyth, A. 72 Broughton st.
Ham, James, 19 St Andrew
square
Home, J. W. 4 Park street
James, Geo. 50 George street
Jardine, W. A. 18 Queen st.
Johnstone, John, 28 Greenside
street
Knox, James, Tipperlinn
Lawrance, William, 1 Darnaway
street
Paterson, J. 10 North St An-
drew street
Patton, Walter (for Lloyd's),
33 Sandport street
Sherar, John, 9 Dean street
Sutter, Arch. 80 George street
Young, Ed. 12 Royal Exchange
Tailors.
(Those marked * are Tailors
and Clothiers.)
Adair, J. 227 High street
Aitchison, John, 18 N. Bridge
*Albion Cloth Warehouse, 54
George street
Alexander, Charles, 105 Nicol-
son street
Allan, James, 86 South bridge
^Alston, George, 40 Hanover
street
Anderson, J. i\ North bridge
Anderson, P. 21 Lothian street
Armet and Son, 8 Shakspeare
square
*Arthur and Son, 16 South St
David street
Ayer, James, 10 Catharine st.
Baillie, R. 3 Melbourng place
*Banks, Henry, 22 Duke street
Barker and Forbes, 31 S. bridge
Bell, John, 27 Hanover street
Bishop, Richard, 92 High street
^ Black, John and Son, Com-
mercial place, Leith
Blair, Charles, 377 High street
Bonar, David, 2 Crichton street
Boyd, S. 58 Shore
Brockie, J. 369 High street
Brunton, J. 95 Princes street
Brunton, James, 7 Drummond
street
Buckmaster,T. &Co. 135 George
street
^Burnet, T. 35 W. Register st.
*Burns, E. 13 Bank street
Calder, Thomas, 333 High st.
Cameron, Peter, 24 Cumberland
street
Carnduif, J. 9 Leith street
Carr, M. 1 Blenheim place
Chirnside, Matthew, 25 North
bridge
Cochrane, W. 115 Kirkgate
Combe, M. 34 North bridge
Conwaj^ Pat. 4 St Mary's wynd.
— See A dv.
Copland, G. 37 Frederick street
^Copland, R. T. 20 George st.
*Corner, J. 60 Princes street
Cownie, Wm. 27 Lothian street
*Craig, John, 3 Terrace, Leith
street
Craigie, W. S. 4 Buccleuch st.
Crawford, John, 2 Maitland st.
Newhaven
Crow, James, 2 North bridge
Dalgleish, D. and Son, 5 Drum-
mond street
Davidson, John, 6 Roxburgh pi.
Deas, T. 90 Rose street
Dick, James, 27 Hanover street
Dickinson, G. 14 Drummond st.
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Tav
Donaldson, William, 55 George
street
Douglas, James, 57 Castle st.
Drummond, W, 13 Tolbooth
w^Tid, Leith
Easton, James, 3 Greenside row
Ewing, B. 30 Frederick street
Fleming, Henry, Hillhousefield
Flett, George, 18 Sandport st.
Forsyth, Robert, 41 Bristo st.
Fowler, James, 50 Thistle street
Fowler, W. 66 Cumberland st.
*Fraser and Anderson, 1 St
Andrew square
Eraser, A. 16 South bridge
Fruish, James, 1 Giles' street
*Galloway, W. 3 Montagu st.
Gardiner, W. 221 High street
Gilbert, J. and Son, 37 North
bridge
Goodsir, George, 24 South br.
Gordon, Wm. 27 South bridge
Gow, Forbes, 429 High street
"Grant, J. 16 South bridge
Hall, Richard, 20 North bridge
Hartley, T. F. 89 South bridge
Hodge, James and Son, 90 Rose
street
Hollis, D. 34 Frederick street
■* Hoi turn and Welsh, 6 George
street
Hunter, R. 64 Bristo street
Inglis, John, 62 Nicolson street
Johns, T. and Co. 95 Princes
street
Eeating and Co. 60 High street
Kemp, AVilliam, 75 Giles' street
Kerr and Son, 1 Elder street
Kerr, Archibald, 17 AV. Register
street
Kerr, Thos. and Son, 85 South
bridge
Kidd, Charles, 146 Princes st.
*Laing, A. 23 Sandport street
*Law, J. 429 Lawnmarket
Lawrie, Henry, 7 Hill square
•*Leitch, Alex. 3 E. Register st.
Letton, W. H. 13 North bridge
Levy, M. A. 96 South bridge
Leslie, Thomas, 9 Bridge street
*Lind, A. 30 Kirkgate
Lind, Andrew, jun. 14 Dock
gates
Livingston, John, 20 South
bridge
Lumsden, J. 51 Cumberland
street
M'Clumpha, John, 26 William
street
M'Cuaig, D. and Son, 10 Frede-
rick street
*M'Diarmid, M. 83 Princes st.
*M'Diarmid, John, 13 North
bridge
M'Donald, D. Merrilees' close
M'Donald, James, 423 Lawn-
market
M'Gibbon, Jn. 15 South College
street
M'Intosh, Alexander, 23 Howe
street
M'Intosh, Jas. 25 and 26 North
bridge
M'Kay, Daniel, 300 Lawnmarket
M'Kendrick, Robert, 29 Sand-
port street
Mackenzie, J. 3 N. St David
street
M'Lenan, J. 15 Dublin street
M'Leod, John, 37 Broughton st.
M'Leod, W. 23 Howe street
*Macpherson, AV. 423 Lawn-
market
Meikle, Geo. 1 0 Hanover street
*Melrose, John, 10 George st.
'^Mortimer, John and Co. 101
George street
Middlemass, J. 18 South bridge
Millar, David B. 166 High st.
*Millan and Mann, 1 Hanover st.
Mills, William, 63 North bridge
*Mitchelhill, Peter, 63 North
bridge
*MofFat, John, 33 Castle street
Morgan, John and Co. 104
George street
Morris, David, 132 Princes st.
Muir, AVilliam, 377 High street
*Munro, Alex. 23 South bridge
^Murray, George, 35 George
street
Nicol and Gumming, 26 Home
street
* Nightingale, E. W. 19 St An-
drew street
Packwood, Thomas, Newhaven
Peacock, Wm. 20 North bridge
*Peaston, James, 4 W. Register
street
Piper, J. 4 1 North bridge
Porteous, Wm. 377 High street
*Purves, Wm. 31 North bridge
*Purves, W. and Co. 58 Princes
street
*Purves, Peter, 22 Waterloo pi.
Ramsay, John, 30 William st.
*Rausch and Busse, 8 George
street
*Riddell, John, 74 Thistle st.
Ritchie, J. J. and Co. 107
Princes street
''Ramsay, Wm. 11 Home street
Roberts, A. 17 Elder street
Robertson, D. jun. 3 Fox lane
Robertson, D. 4 Fox lane
Robertson, Duncan, 62 Thistle
street
Robertson, James, 119 Causey-
side
Robertson, P. 38 Hanover st.
Ross, D. 3 Warriston place
Ross, David, 16 Kirkgate
Russell, H. 4 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Russell, John, 45 Rose street
Scott, Adam B. 18 Shore
Scott, Andrew, 53 Bristo street
Sleigh, George, 41 Lothian st.
Smith, Daniel, 170 High street
*Smith, Geo. 4 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Spence, J. 31 South bridge
*Stewart, Charles, 3 Barony st.
Sutherland, Joseph, 93 George
street
Sutherland and Son, 4 Romily
place
Tait. A, 43 Broughton street
*Thomson, Thos. 7 E. Register
street
Thomson, Gideon, 429 High
street
Tod, John, 46 Nicolson street
L'trecht, J. H. 72 George street
Waddie, J. 10 Hill place J
*Watson, T. 30 St James' sq. ''■
White, William, 12 Frderick "
street
Williamson, J. 35 Kirkgate
*Wilson and Martin, 7 N. St
Andrew street
Williams, Richd. 62 George st.
Wright, John, 32 West port
Wunsch, F. 48 West Register
street
Young, James, 37 North bridge
Young, R. and Co. 67 St Marj''s
wynd
Young, Thos. 54 North bridge
Tanneris.
Boak, A. 25 West port
Boak, William, 57 West port
Brown, H. GuUan's close
Callender, D. St Anthony's lane
Gilmour, Oliver, 49 South back
of Canongate
Girle, G. H. 125 High street
Halliday, Wm., Bonnington
Johnston, David, 70 St Marj-'s
wynd
White, Mrs R. Bonnington
Taverns and Coffee-
houses.
Adams, James, 21 9 High street
Aitken, J. 104 High street
Baker, George, Terrace, North
bridge
Bourgeois, 8 Middle Market
Buchanan, J. (teetotal), 118
High street
Butt, A. F. 6 Rose st.
Cafe Royal, 1 W. Register place
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Caledonian Railway tavern, Lo-
thian road
Cameron, J. 10 Fleshmarket
close
Cockburn, Robert, 51 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Cooper, Mrs W. 23 Fleshmarket
close
Cranstoun's Temperance, 43
Princes street
Gibson,WiIliam, Museum, Whit-
field place
Golf Tavern, Bruntsfield links
Grant, John, Royal Exchange
Coffee-house
Hogg, T. Temperance, 1 Hunter
square
Johston, Fred. 11 Abbey
M'Callum, James, 8 Hill place
M'Innes, Robert, 3 Milne sq.
M'Kay, Chas. 7 Hunter square
M'Kinnon, D. 135 High street
M'Lean, M. 20 Shore
Zkluirhead, Alex, 49 Broughton
street
Murray, Mrs {Old Town Cafe),
209 High street
Naismith, Robt. 17 Citadel
Noble, James, 1 North College
street
Old Ship Tavern, Lent, James,
28 Shore
Paterson, John, 21 Fleshmarket
close
Robertson, A. {Railway hotel),
Market street
Spence, J. 10 Hunter square
Tarnack's Commercial, Com-
mercial place
Vipond, Mrs, 11 Leith street
terrace
Whitecross, Mrs, 11 Calton st.
"Wright, Mrs William {Anchor
tavern), 227 High street
Tea and Coffee
Dealers.
Adamson, T. C. 4 St Andrew
street
Aitken, J. 71 Adam square
Aitken, J. and Co. 2 Blenheim
place
Aitken, Robert, 1 West College
street
Banner and Co. Victoria terrace
Braidwood, Jas. 1 Sandport st.
Clark, R. 36 Drummond place
Downs and Letham, 11 Timber
bush
Dalrymple, John, 2 Princes st.
Deans, J. W. 47 Hanover street
Flett, William, Bank street,
Leith
Gardner, Thos. 64 Frederick st.
Garden, John, 10 Momingside
Gilmour, Hugh, 13 Leith street
Hamilton, Andrew, 12 Nicolson
street
Hamilton, William, 10 Brighton
street
Hamilton, W. L. 8 Brighton
street
Henderson and Jackson, 56
Nicolson street
Howie, J. Tolbooth wj'nd, Leith
Kilgour, J. 75 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Law, W. and G. 31 St Andrew
square
M'Ewan, Mrs James, 3 Downie
place
M'Laren, J. and Sons, Roxburgh
place
Mason and Co., David, 37 South
bridge
Mitchell, F. G. and Co. 10 Shak-
speare square
Ross, Alexander, 5 N. St And-
rew street
Rutherford, James, 15 Catharine
street
Spence, A. 66 and 67 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Taylor, C. 82 High street
Thallon, Brothers, 27 Mitchell
street
Thallon, L. 190 Mitchell street
Thornburn, William and Co. 51
Kirkgate
Walls, James, 8 Shakspeare
square
Wells, Lawrence, and Co. 41
North bridge
White, R. and Co. 27 Waterloo
place
Wright, Thos. 1 North Junction
street
Teachers^ Classical.
Adam, Alexander, 27 St James'
square. — See Adv.
Boyd, James, LL.D. 43 George
square
Brown, J. F. 7 Upper Gray st.
Dunnet, W. 2 Drummond st.
Graham, Gilbert, 14 W.Preston
street
Kerr, Robert, A.M. 3 Lothian
street
Kilgour, James, 8 Downie place
Maccoll, Alexander S. 11 Hill-
side crescent
M'Intosh, Enius, 10 Nicolson
street
Moir, Rev. R. Canonmills house
Munro, Arch., A.M. 12 Middleby
street
Steele, Rev. P. Free Normal
school
St Clair, John, 77 South bridge
Schmitz, Leonard, LL.D. {Hector
of Hifjh School), 9 Regent
terrace
Trotter, John, 30 Ann street
Teachers of Uanciiig:.
Angelica, M. 1 Albyn place
Bruneau, Mons. 01 Queen street
D'Egville, Madame, 50 Frede-
rick street
Dewar, W. 59 South bridge
Johnston, George, 11 Brown st.
Johnston, G. jun. 75 Princes
street
Lowe, Jos. 52 Frederick street
Maclagan, Thos. 76 St Leonard
street
M'Glashan, Alexander, 23 York
place
Pollock, Robert, 3 Duncan st.
Leith
Smyth, J. 35 Frederick street
Zuingle, Madame A. 65 George
street
Teachers of llrawing;.
Beattie, Miss, 16 London street
Brown, T. jun. 29 Frederick
street
Crystal, Miss, 72 Broughton st.
Ferguson, AV. 36 George street
Ferrier, James, 12 Queen street
Field, Miss, 23 Salisbury street
Greig, G. M. 10 South Charlotte
street
Perigal, A. 21 Hill street
Ronaldson, Miss, 15 Chapel st.
Simson, George, 54 Frederick
street
Simson, David, 25 India street
Surenne, D. F. 8 Great King
street
Teachers of Elocution.
Bell, A. M. 13 South Charlotte
street
Calvert, F. B. 25 York place
M'Donald, John, 56 George st.
Lewis, Miss, 19 Rutland square
Teachers of Eng'lish.
Brown, J. 1 Nicolson street
Donlevy, James, Holy Cross
school, 112 Canongate
Fearns, William, 14 Nicolson
square
Miller, R. 57 Hanover st.
Morton, Jas. 20 Nelson street
Teachers of Eng:lish
and 4)ieog:raphy.
Currie, P. 1 Thistle street
310
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EDINBURGH ANDLEITH
Tea
Douglas, James, 9 Great King
street
Graham, William, 78 Queen
street
Henderson, James, 6 George
street
Wilson, Patrick {High School,
Leith) — house, Whitehouse,
Duke street
Teachers of Feucing;.
f'rancalanza, Thos. 59 S. bridge.
— See A dv.
Roland, George, Royal Academy,
and 86 South bridge
Teachers of French.
Bruneau, Madame, 61 Queen
street
Chaumont, P. 44 Castle street
De Plandre, M. 32 Dundas st.
Dubuc, Dr, 121 George street
Du Gue, Mons. 65 York place
Espinasse, Mons. 1 Hill street
Guillerez, Mons. A. P. 139
George street
Jeannin, Madame, 65 George
street
Parke, Alexander, 17 Dundas
street
Surenne, G. 8 Gt. King street
Teachers of Ciierman.
Aue, Dr C. E. 43 Northumber-
land street
Boeding, T. 37 George street
Gundlach, Henry, 53 George
street
Loewenstein, Sigismund, 5 York
place
Macleod, J. G. E. 1 Eyre place
Meyer, Rev. T. 136 George
street
Noa, L. 27 Nelson street
Nachot, Dr W. W. 113 Princes
street
Schopp, T. 29 Frederick street
Weisse, Henrich, 11 Howe st.
Teacher of Italian.
Jannetti, Signer, 14 Hope st.
Teachers of Mathe-
matics.
Davidson, J., A. M. Smith's
place
Gloag, James, 11 Duncan street
Marr, William, 11 Keir street
Moflfat, William, 63 S. bridge
Nichol, Walter, 86 South bridge
Pryde, James, 50 South bridge
Swan, W. 4 Duke street
Teachers of Iflasic.
Arnott, Miss, 30 Howe street
Blake, Misses A. and R. 133
Princes street
Brown, Miss S. W. 5 Picardy
place
Bucher, Signor, 2 Great Stuart
street
Cameron, Wm. 1 St John street
Cooke, James, 40 Great King
street
Cooke, Mrs J. 40 Great King
street
Cobham, M. 38 India street
Croal, George, 17 London street
Devaux, Alfred, 7 India street
DibdLn, H. E. 4 Frederick st.
Drechsler, Louis, 116 George
street
Dlirrner, J. 65 Castle street
Eager, Mrs J. 54 Frederick
street
Ebsworth, J. 4 Montgomery st.
Edmunds, E. 1 Gloucester place
Forrester, Misses, 56 Queen
street
Graham, Miss, 5 Dundas street
Gleadhill, Benj. 15 Dalrymple
place
Hamilton, A. 116 George street
Hamilton, A. 31 India street
Hamilton, Miss, 116 George
street
Hanson, William, 26 Nelson
street
Hanson, Miss, 26 Nelson street
Hardie, Miss, 13 Rankeillor
street
Hargitt, C. jun. 56 Queen street
Harper, Edward, 12 King's pi.
Hoffman, Magnus, 28 Greenside
street
Horetzky, P. 7 Scotland street
Jaap, James, 3 South St Andrew
street
Jaap, Miss, 1 South St Andrew
street
Kenward, W. D. 1 St Vincent
street
Kieser, J. C. 14 Hope street
Kinloch, Miss, 25 India street
Kreutzer, Bernhard, 1 Great
Stuart street
Laurie, A. 1 1 York place
M'Kenzie, A. 72 Northumber-
land street
M'Kenzie, P. 10 North St David
street
Meaten, Frederick, 7 India st.
Menzies, A. 55 Cumberland
street
Montignani, W. R. 19 India
street
Mo watt, Robert, 33 Arthur
street
MuUer, Charles W. 73 Queen
street
Paxton, Miss, 30 Rutland square
Pratt, Miss, 37 Broughton place
Robertson, D. 21 College street
Ross, A. 4 Milne square
St Clair, John, 79 South bridge
Strang, W. 6 Clarence street
Surrenne, J. T. 3 Howe street
Wallace, A. J. and P. 138 Nicol-
son street
Wood, Miss S. 24 Howe street
Teachers of Naviga-
tion.
Sime, Andrew, 5 Pox lane
Scotland, T. 49 Bridge street,
Leith
Teachers of H^riting
and Arithmethic.
(Those marked * also teach
Book-keeping.)
*Bell, J. B. 36 George street
Cargill, Jas. 1 Corunna place
Cooper, William, 10 George
street
Cairns, John, 6 George street
^■Dickson, W. 44 Howe street
Green, J. M. 37 George street
Johnston, Geo. 7 N.-W. Circus
place
*Moffat, W. B. 7 Infirmaiy
street
Paterson, Thomas, 29 Frederick
street
Robertson, J. B. 3 North St
David street
Scott, R. P. 53 George street
Smith, Wm, 1 Hanover street
Trotter, Alex. 63 Frederick
street
* Watson, James, 12 Queen st.
Teachersj Hiscel- Jj
laneons. *
Adam, Alexander, 27 St James
square. — See Adv.
Anderson, Robert, 7 Gayfield
square
Bell, J. B. 36 George street
Balfour, A. Great Junction st.
Black, Adam, 27 Buccleuch
place
Bogle, Rev. W. Dr Bell's school
Cameron, Hugh, 13 Antigua
street
Crowe, R. B. 10 Queensferry
street
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PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Tru 311
Dewar, Miss, 10 West Preston
street
Dingwall, R. 16 Comley bank
Downie, Charles, Arthur street
academy
Dun, Robt. 12 Windmill street
Edmond, G. 24 King street,
Leith
Finlayson, Wm. G. 2 Russel
place
Forrester, D. 8 Arniston place
Hall, William, 19 Thistle street
Hunter, J. JI. 27 Albany street
Hutton, James, 1 Lord Russel
place
Johnston, William, 38 Fountain
bridge
Kay, John, 98 Constitution
street
ludd, George, 1 Farquharson
place
Lambie, William, IMaiiners'
school
Laurie, John, 31 Coatfield lane
Lewis, Miss, 19 Rutland square
M'Laren, James, 8 Hamilton
place
M'Leod, J. B. Sessional school,
Canongate
M'Lellan, Miss, St Thomas's
school, Leith
Maxwell, J. Duke street, Leith
Meiklejohn, J. 7 St Anthony
place
Oliphant, Mr, School, 33 Char-
lotte square
Ritchie, J. Lauder park villa
Rintoul, Misses, 6 Morton street
Scotland, T. 10 Bridge street,
Leith
Sibbald, Andrew, 23 St Patrick
square
Stormonth, James, 25 Arthur
street
Spindler, Misses, 137 Princes
street
Veitch, A. 139 Rose street
Walker, James, 76 Constitution
street, Leith
Wilkinson, W. 39 South bridge
Wood, W. 3 Keir street
Telegraph Company.
The Electric, 68 Princes street,
and 26 Bernard street
Tinplate lH^orkers.
Cay and Johnstone, 7 Greenside
place
Cochrane, John, 77 Kirkgate
Gillespie, A. 21 Frederick st.
Haig, Andrew, 50 Potterrow
Hunter, D. 1 5 Howe street
M'Innes, James, 7 Lothian
street
Reid, Alexander, 34 Victoria
street
Smiths and Co. 1 Blair street
Williamson, George, 5 Canon-
gate
Young, J. and D. 22 Greenside
street
Tobacconists.
Beattie, John, 11 Cowgate
Black, D. 27 Princes street, and
70 Leith street
Brown, John, 1 44 Princes street
Carter, Joseph, 116 High street
Christie, Henry, 45 So. bridge
Chrystal, Robert, 185 High
street
Cotton, G. and Son, 23 Princes
street
Cotton, George, 231 High street
Cotton, John, 35 Princes street
Crookshanks, Mrs, 63 Brough-
ton street
Douglas, Mrs J. 13 Sandport
street
Falconer, Thomas, 3 Bristo port
Galloway, W. 32 Victoria street
Gibson, James, 149 Princes st.
Gibson, John, 499 Lawnmarket
Gordon, Robert, 5 Heriot bridge
Hardie, James, 37 Leith street
Hendrie, J. 2 Baker's place
Jeffray, John, 37 Hanover st.
Lawson, James, 110 West port
Lees, John, 3 Brown square
Letham, James, 74 Shore
Little, James, jun. 28 Princes
street
Macgregor, John, 104 High st.
6 Leith street, 77 Princes st.
and 7 Bread street
Macintosh, John, 42 Nicolson
street
M'Intosh, 34 Kirkgate
M'Pherson, Miss, 27 Hanover
street
Masterton, John, 60 Leith st.
Matson, A. 1 Union place
Oswald, John, 5 Lothian street
Peacock, Adam, 54 Shore
Peacock, A. World's-end close
Penman, Mrs, 115 Nicolson
street
Richardson, Brothers, 109 West
bow
Ritchie, A. H. 5 Kirkgate
Ritchie, David, 7 North bridge
Smith, I. 39 West Register
street
Smith and Garland, lOS Kirk-
gate
Stark, Thomas, 81 West port
Thomson, David, 3 Leith street
Wilks, Mrs, 33 George street
Williamson, G. 22 Grassmarket
Wilson, R. John Knox's house,
High street
Tool lEannfacturers.
Mathieson and Co. 1 Gilmore
street, Paul's work
Mathieson, Thos. A. and Co. 65
Nicolson street
Toy and Fancy Ware-
hoases.
Anderson, E. 7 Greenside street
Barclay, D. 71 Hanover street
Greathead, H. 25 South bridge
Ferenbach, P. 132 Princes st.
Harvey, John, Royal bazaar, 25
Princes street
Laule, F. 5 North bridge
Maconochie, W. K. and Co. 35
George street
Miller and Grinton, 32 Princes
street
Rombach, A. 82 South bridge
Smith and Garland, 108 Kirk-
gate
Stewart's, 76 Princes street
Souter, J. 60 Princes street
Trimming: and Fancy
Warehouses.
Brown, M. 5 Frederick street
Farquharson, E. and C. 9 Calton
street
Henderson, Wm. and R. 293
High street
Jockel, C. 118 George street
Keir, Ann, 48 Kirkgate
KJnox, Samuel, and Dickson, 13.
15, and 17 Hanover street
Macdonald, Miss, 32 Princes
street
Mercer, William, 12 Union pi.
Methven, Wm. 6 Lindsay place
M'Kerracher, Miss J. 57 Frede-
rick street
Reston, Miss, 68 George street
Robertson, J. 129 Kirkgate
Robson, Mrs, 137 Rose street
Scott, J. 135 Kirkgate
Shaw, Miss, 2 Howard street
Sim, William, 29 Frederick st.
Slimmon, Mrs, oQ Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Stevenson, T. and A. 53 South
bridge
Tait, William, 12 South bridge
Wallace, M. 76 Princes street
Weston, Mrs, 14 Nicolson street
Wilson, Mrs S. 23 South Frede-
rick street
Trunk and S^ormau-
teau Makers.
(See Brushmakers.)
312
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EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Tie
Tarners.
Burgess, John, 153 High street
Greathead, H. 25 South bridge
Jamieson, Alex. 71 Adam sq.
M'Intosh, Alexander, 29 Horse
wynd
Martin, W. East Rose lane
Spinks, Charles, 24 Duke street,
Leith
Watt, George, 81 High street
Whiteford, Robert, 22 Greenside
place
Typefonnders.
Ferguson, Brothers, Callander
house
Marr, James, and Co. 27 and 29
New street. — See Adv.
Miller and Richard, 65 Nicolson
street
Milne, John, and Co. 12 Thistle
street
Sinclair, D. and Sons, Whiteford
house
Umbrella Maker<$.
Fairley, J. and W. 35 Nicolson
street
Gibb. Alexander, 28 George
street
Gray, J. 73 George street
Kerr, J. B. 47 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Milne, James, 15 North bridge
Preston, James, 3 Bread street
Robertson, James, 32 Leith
street
Smith, John, 227 High street
Smith, John, 78 Princes street
Young, John, 57 Broughton
street
Undertakers.
(See Cabinetmalcers tC- Wrigliis.
Upholsterers.
(See Cdbinetmahers.)
Tarnish maker.
Dow, James, 49 Thistle street
Venetian Blind
Makers.
Bell, J. and Son, 16 St Andrew
street
Clark, John, Gayfield square
lane and Lothian road
Douglas, Andrew, 22 Greenside
place
Laidlaw, R. and Son, Simon
square
Laing, George, 70 Potterrow
Ross, John, 36 Wright's houses
Scott, William, 156 Rose street
Taylor, P. and Son, Hamilton's
entry
Veterinary Snrg-eons.
Aitken, J. 42 Buccleuch street
Aitken, William, 36 Bristo st.
Dick, Wm. Clyde street
Grey and Son, 31 Pleasance
Mather, T. jun. 7 Queen's place
Moftat, G. 19 Brunswick street
Pollock, P. and Son, 83 Rose
street
Seton, Henry, 129 Rose street
lane
Watt, Alexander, 6 St James'
place
AVilliamson, J. Lothian road
Victual Healers and
Provision iTIerchants.
Adam, James, 80 Pleasance
Archibald, J. 3 Greenside place
Baillie, T. and N. Victoria
street
Baxter, M. and E. 241 Canon-
gate
Beaton, John, 134 Nicolson
street
Bee, D. 190 Cowgate
Bishop, J. 53 Hanover street
Blyth, William, 56 Broughton
street
Borthwick, AV. 51 Fountain brg.
Bower, John, 204 Canongate
Braid, Alexander, 5 West Adam
street
Braid, AVilliam, 6 Arthur street
Brownlee, James, and Co. 14
Kirkgate
Brown, William, 138 Rose street
Burns, George, and Son, 182
High street
Burns, Robert, 50 Grassmarket
Craig, John, 8 Catharine street
Davidson and M'Gregor, 9 Giles'
street
Denness, Mrs William, 13 St
Andrew street, Leith
Douglas, Thomas, Newhaven
Duncan and Gordon, 9 Bernard
street
Edgar, R. 23 Howe street
Edward, Peter, 51 Yardheads
Elder, William, 34 Tobago st.
Evans, Mrs Owen, 55 Yardheads
Flint, Mrs, 71 Kirkgate
Ford, George, 245 High street
Gibb, James, 2 St Patrick street'
Gray, James, 71 Giles' street
Gray, M. 329 Canongate
Gray, Thomas, 286 Canongate
Hardie, William, 7 South St
James street
narrower, Alexander, 46 Tol-
booth wynd, Leith
Henderson, G. 43 Broughton
street
Inglis, William, 41 St Leonard
street
Jackson, John, 219 Canongate
Johnston, A. 14 Calton street
Johnston, R. 49 Hanover street
Johnston, A. and J. 91 Canon-
gate
Johnston, William, 19 Howe
street
Kemp, William, 13 Tobago st.
Kerr, James, 27 Bridge street
Kilpatrick, W. 173 West port
Lauder, John, 55 Canongate
Laurie, William, 161 Rose st.
Law, J. 5 Tollcross
Lawson, J. and R. 34 Grass-
market
Learmouth, Alexander,54 Bristo
street
Liddell, James, 531 Castlehill
Lind, Wm. 4 Lothian street
Lothian, John, 244 Canongate
Lyall, Richard, 37 Bridge street,
Leith
M'Lennan, T. 50 Kirkgate
M'Vie, Mrs, 121 Canongate
Martin, William, 98 Nicolson
street
Martin, Wm. 1 Raebum place
Marshall, Thomas, 2 Antigua
street
Mason, John, 117 Kirkgate
Matthewson, John, 37 Kirkgate
Meikle, Philip, 18 Yardheads
Middlemass, Adam, 52 S. Clerk
street
Middlemas, Mrs E. 44 Clerk
street
Milne, J. 2 N. Junction street
Millar, John, 248 Canongate
Moffat, James, 19 St James'
street
Pairman, Wm. 7 North College
street
Palmer, Thomas, 15 Cowgate
Porteous, G. 86 Crosscausey
Pringle, Jas. 3 Spring gardens
Pringle, Wm. 16 Grassmarket
Rae, A. 3 Glanville place
Reoch, D. 20 Union place
Robertson, Robert, 130 Nicolson
street
Roy, Mrs W. 37 Cumberland
street
Rutherford, Wm. 94 East Cross-
causey
Sanderson, G. B. 6 Melville pi.
Scotland, D. & J. 21 Coburg
street
Vin
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES DIRECTORY.
Wh
31;
Shand, Thomas, 2 Dean street
Smail, A. 19 Charles street
Smith, George, 89 Kirkgate
Someryille, George, 27 Green-
side street
Somerville, J. 129 Rose street
Somerville, J. Hamilton place
Stewart, R. 12 N.-W. Circus pi.
Stewart, R. 13 W. Maitland st.
Stobie, W. 38 St Leonard st.
Suttie, R. 278 Canongate
Temple, David, 1 Arniston pi.
Tod, James, 8 King's stables
Tod, Wm. 48 Canongate
Turner, Peter, 18 Clerk street
White, A. 22 N.-W. Circus pi.
and 39 Dundas street
Wight and Scott, 6 Kirkgate
Wilson, W. 38 North Richmond
street
Williamson, T. 37 Bristo street
Wright, James, 142 Kirkgate
Wright, P. IS King st. Leith
Young, James, 88 Grassmarket
Young, Walter, 29 Abbey hill
Yinegar Makers.
Chalmers and Chisholme, 39
Potterrov,'
Vintners.
^See Taverns and Coffee-houses.)
lil'atchmakers.
(See Clock and Watch Makers.)
"I^'ater-proof and Air-
proof llansifkcta!rer,§.
Thornton, George, and Co. 48
Nicolson street. — See A dv.
Wax Ciiandlers.
Leon, M. and Co. 7 Ingliston st.
Waterston, G. 29 Hanover st.
l¥eavers.
Anderson, Jas., Water of Leith
Brown, Robert, Water of Leith
Guthrie, John, 6 Heriot bridge
Wi&Ip and Tliong'
Makers.
Leggat, J and J. i Brown sq.
Wholesale and Cosn-
mission WareEionse-
men.
Boag, J. and P. 14 Quality street
Brigstock, G. 4 St Andrew sq.
Crawford, J. 50 South bridge
Inskip, Wm. 26 George street
X
Mather, Jn. and Co. 11 Terrace
Robertson, J. and J. 128 High
street
Thomson, Robert and Son, 9
Royal Exchange
Window Ticket
Writers.
Smith, Brothers, 25 North brg.
"%yine Merchants.
Adams and Co. 14 South St
Andrew street
Aikman, Colin, 37 Mitchell st.
Aitken and Campbell, 11 St
James' sq.
Alexander, Rich, and Son (to
the Queen), 24 Frederick st.
Balfour, J. & Co. 14 George st.
Barry, J. H. 70 Queen street
Be!], Rannie, and Co. 32 Con-
stitution street
Bell, Jas. and Co. 50 Bernard
street
Bertram, J. A. and Co. 26
Quality street
Carter, Nicholas, 44 Hanover
street
Carstairs and Robertson, 99
Giles' street
Cathcart, Fergusson, and Co. 84
St Andrew street, Leith
Cockbum and Co. 7 Duke street,
Leitn
Cockburn and Campbell, 32 St
Andrew square
Condamine and Drummond, 4
Duke street, Leith
Condamine and Co. 4 Duke
street, Leith
Cunningham and Co. 17 Clyde
street
Cunningham and Marshall, 99
George street
Dick, A. M. 8 Huntly street
Elder, Thomas and Co. St An-
thony's court
Fisher, William, 17 Home
street
Forbes, P. and Co. 96 South
bridge
Henderson and Jackson, 56
Nicolson street
Hill, George and Co. 45 Frede-
rick street
Howden, Peter and Co. 7 Meuse
lane
Hutchison and Co. 1 1 Bernard
street
Keegan, T. 1 North St David
street
Kerr, C. M. 9 Bernard street
Lindesay, James and Sons, 33
Quality street
Mackenzie, Alex. 19 Charlotte
square
M'Laren, D. and G. 15 St An-
drew street, Leith
Maxton, John, Bank street,
Leith
Patterson, A. 9 Bernard street
Pidmsay, J. W. Wet docks
Roberts, AV. H. Laverock bank
Russell, William, 2 Quality
lane
Schaw, Robert and Co. 33 Giles'
street
Scott and Allan, 3 Kirkgate
Shiels, W. and Co. 52 Constitu-
tion street
Stevenson, Thomas, 26^ Can-
ongate
Somerville and Co. 4 G Quality st.
Stocks, David and Co. 34 Tim-
ber bush
Thomson, Lauder and Co. IS
South St Andrew street
Vertue, W. 29 Quality street
Walker, J. W. 4 Picardy place
Wauchope, Moodie, and Hope.
6 Constitution street
Weir, R. M. and Co. 5 York
place
Wyllie, A. 33 St Andrew square
"Wine ajid Spirit
Merchants.
Allan and Gavin, 25 Sherifi
brae
Alexander, Lewis, Union street
lane
Barrowman and Mitchell, 57
Niddry street
Brash, David, 12 Coal hill
Campbell, D. 521 Lawnmarket
Cameron, Wm. 9 E. Richmond
street
Cattanach, W. 102 Nicolson
street
Christie, Alexander, 23 George
street
Clark, G. and A. 1 Elm row
Congleton, T. 355 High street
Crabbie, J. and Co. S. Junction
street
Crabbie, R. S. 59 Yardheads
Gumming, J. 3 Heriot bridge
Dickson, R. and Co. 1 Bruns-
wick street
Dickson, James, 12 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Donald, John, 50 Hanover
street
Drew, Thomas, 1 Tobago street
Earwaker, J. 108 Rose street
Fenton, Alexander and Co. 79
Shore
Fesher, William, 17 Home
street
314
Wir
EDINBURGH AND LEITH
Woo
Forbes, George, 16 Howe street
Ford, J. 184 High street
Gillespie, G.J. 14 and 15 Sand-
port street
Graham, A. 70 Bristo street
Gray, J. and Son, 19 Lothian
street
Green, George, Commercial
place
Grosset, J. 1 Lauriston place
Haswell, James, 30 Greenside
street, 497 Lawnmarket, and
27 Grassmarket
Harper, James, 21 Kose street
Henderson, D. and Co. 53 Ber-
nard street
Hogg, Alexander, 7 Bristo
street
Hood, Alexander, 22 Couper
street
Huskie, J. and M. Chapel lane
Jameson, P. 6 Nicolson square
Kay, John, 39 Jamaica street
Kennedy, D. 6 East Register
street
Kerr, 'William, 1 Princes street
Lindores, William, 55 Frede-
rick street
M'Farlane, J. 49 Frederick
M'Gregor, A. 1 St Patrick
M'Kinlay, C. and Co. 104 Con-
stitution street
M'Xab, James, 12 Downie place
M'Rae, K. 45 Nicolson street
M'Niven, A. 2 Lothian street
Marshall, J. and Sons, agents, 1
Roxburgh place
Mathison, Robert, 262 and 339
Canongate
Mathison, Walter, 94 High
street
Middlemas, John, 93 Nicolson
street
Miller, George, 23 Elm row
Miller, John, 3 Church street
Milne, William, 17 Broughton
Mitchell, R. and Co. 5 Old
Physic gardens
Monteith, T. 302 Lawnmarket
Morison, J. 1 Macdowall street
Morrison, W. and Co. 91 Con-
stitution street
Mowatt, Thomas, 2 Arthur
street
Murdoch, William, 197 High
street
Murray, John A. 1 Catharine
street
Ogilvy, Wm. 7 Elm row
Paxton, J. 6 Coatfield lane
Pope, James, 23 Charlotte st.,
Leitii
Potts, William, 17 Downie
place
Robertson, James, 18 Hanover
street
Russell, Wm. 3 Quality lane
Rutherford, A. and Son, 142
and 144 High street
Rutherford, AVm. and Son, 5
Leith street, 3 Drummond
street, 72 and 75 High street,
30 Bristo street, 3 Niddry
street, and 38 Shore
Sanderson and Lawrie, 101
Princes street
Sanderson, Mark, 21 Chapel
lane
Shiells, W. and Co. 52 Consti-
tution street
Sommerville, Hugh, 123 Canon-
gate
Spence, Andrew, 66 and 67
Tolbooth wynd, Leith
Stewart, P. 48 Hanover street,
and HE. Register street
Sword, Walter B. 13 Elder
street
Usher, A. and B. 22 West Ni-
colson street
Warrick and Baillie, 6 Foxe's
lane
Watson, D. 76 Grassmarket
Waugh, R. 8 South St Andrew
street
Weddell, J. and Co. 20 North-
West Circus place
Wilson, J. 58 Lothian street
i Wilson, John, 12 Catharine
j street
I Wilson, Peter, Regent arch
I Wilson, William, 165 Pleasance
Wood,, Thomas, 30 Quality st.
*Wright, Thomas, 1 N. Junction
street
Young, George and Co. 4 Con-
stitution street
l¥ire-cloth 9Ianu-
factnrers.
M'Murray, W. and J. Stead's
place
Smith,' J. and Son, 219 High
street. — See Adv.
Turner, John, 2 Bath street
Young, Charles D., 48 North
bridge
Wood Merchants.
Brown, George, 26 Horse wynd
Cumming, Thos. Market street
Fergus, Wm. Junction street
Ferguson, Davidson, and Co.
Sawmills, Leith
Forgan, D. 212 Canongate
Galbraith, C. Spittai street
Hamilton, Thomas and Co. 17
Greenside place
Hume, J. 68 Cowgate
Hutchison and Rogers, Duke st.
Leith
Hutchison, John, 17 Cassells'
place
Johnston, D. 25 South Back
Canongate
Millons, J. and Son, Home st,
ISIillons, T. and R. 69 Fountain-
bridge
Park, Andrew, Leith walk
Park, J. and R. Tower street
Philip, J. 34 Whitfield place
Robertson, A. Annandale street
Wool Dealers.
Adam and M'Gregor, 5 Bank
street, Leith
Boag, J. and P. 14 Quality
street
M'Gregor, D. 26 King street,
Leith
Ramsden, James, 1 Stafford
street
Swaine, A. E. and Crudelius,
Citadel
IfFoollen Drapers.
Aitchison, David, 22 Kirkgate
Anderson, James, jun., 345
High street
Angus, R. 68 and 69 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Bennet, F. 96 Kirkgate
Brown, Jas. 1 6 Tolbooth wynd,
Leith
Brunton, W. and Co. 13 Nicol-
son square
Clapperton, J. and Co. 371 High
street
Craig, A. and Co. 103 and 104
South bridge
Craig Brothers, 107 South br.
Dalgleish, D. and Son, 5 Drum-
mond street
Dick, R. 100 South bridge
Espie, G. and J. 22 South br.
Girdwood, W. and Son, 2 Bank
street
Gordon, John, 33 North bridge
Graham, Jas. 179 High street
Gulland and Gray, 23 Hanover
street
Harrison and Co. 36 North
bridge
Hay, John, 289 High street
Levy, M. A. 94, 96, and 98 S.
bridge
Livingston and Gibson, 106 S.
bridge
Luke, J. and W. 193 High st.
M'Ewen, Daniel, 20 North br.
Wri
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M'lvor, W. 16 and 17 Kirkgate
Marshall and Aitken, 27 North
bridge
Marshall and Son, 14 "W. Adam
street
Miller, John, 29 North bridge
Ogilvie, J. and A. 31 North
bridge
Richardson, P. 213 High street
Robertson, J. and J. 128 High
street
Scott, Peter, 9 South bridge
Smith, William, 267 High st.
Swanston, T. 164 High street
Thomson and Hay, 30 North
bridge
Thomson, A. and Co. 255 High
street
Tod, John, 19 Waterloo place
TumbuU and Co. 50 North
bridge
Walker, James, 134 Kirkgate
Walker, G. and J. 2 Kirkgate
Watson, J. 320 Lawnmarket
White, John, 34 George street
White, William, 12 Frederick
street
Wilkie, T. and A. 76 Tolbooth
wynd, Leith
Young, James, 126 High street
Wrights.
Alexander, George, 156 Causey-
side
Brown, Thomas, Poplar lane,
Leith
Brown, J. 23 Potter row
Brown, Charles, 24 Wright's
houses
Burton, James, Circus lane
Chapman, J. 208 Canongate
Christie, William, Yictoria
terrace
Golden, J. 7 Tobago street
Cunningham, A. 48 Tolbooth
wynd
Dalgleish, John, 42 Pleasance
Denholm, W. Mary's place
Dickson, John, 12 Duke street,
Leith
Donaldson, G. 1 Elder street
Douglas, Andrew, 22 Greenside
place
Dundas, A. East Rose street
lane
Ewart, John, Henderson row
Fernie, James, 22 Greenside
place
Forbes, A. 3 West Newington
place
Fountain, James, Hillhousefield
Gibson, A. Low Broughton
Goalen, T. Morton street, Leith
Graham, David, 50 Nicolson
street
Gray, Alexander, 9 Dock street
Hall, W. 28 Duke street, Leith
Harlow, D. 78 Constitution st.
Henderson, John, 19 Rose st.
Herrald, Robert, Whitfield lane
Hunter, William, 1 South
Howard place
Hunter, William, Momingside
Hunter, Robert, 3 Albany lane
Ireland, G., North back Canon-
gate
Johnston and Son, 69 Rose st.
Keddie and Knox, 13 Church
street
Kinghom, James, 12 Coburg
street, Leith
Lamb, William, 40 East Rose
street lane
Lamb, William, 10 Coatfield
lane
Laing, George, 70 Potter row
Liddle, William, 77 Clerk street
Lowrie, John, 77 Abbey hill
M'Gillivray, A. 29 Horse wynd
M'Neill, R. 1 Nelson place
Middlemass, G. 169 Causeyside
Mofiat, W. Darling's brae
Morrison, J. Lothian road
Pirrie, David, 8 St Anthony st.
Pitcaithly, Robert, 13 W. Nicol-
son street
Porter, T. Northumberland
street lane
Rae, G. 4 Cumberland street
Ramage, James, 206 Rose street
Ramsay, John, St Stephen st.
Reid, David, 1 Hope park
Robertson, James, Morningside
Robertson, A. E. Cumberland
lane
Rose, W. 61 Albany street
Russel, J. 6 West Lauriston
place
Russell, A. Carrubber's close
Saunders, John, 15 Mitchell
street
Scott, A. 7 Regent street
Scott, G., Bellevue
Smith, John, 8 Glover street,
Leith
Smith, William, Dean street
Smith, William and Son, 79
Clerk street
Street, G. 54 Lothian street
Thomson, J. 59 Thistle street
Walker, James, 166 Rose street
Wallace, George, Starbank pi.
Trinity
Wallace, D. 173 Fountainbridge
Wallace, James, 9 Church lane
Watherston, J. 3 Randolph
place
Watson, J, Union street
Wightman, W. 44 Whitfield
place
Wilson, Andrew, 18 Leven st.
Wilson, J. 10 Junction street,
Leith
Writers to the ^ig^net.
(See Lata Directory.)
"Writers.
(See Laio Directory.)
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Accountants.
Adam, R. City chambers
Aitken, W. 8 Tollcross
Bain, Donald, 2 East Broughton
place
Balfour, Robt. 21 St Andrew sq.
Balmain, M. (Clydesdale BatiJc) ,
19 Pitt street
Barron, John, 45 Queen street
Barstow, Charles M. 32 India st.
Borthwick, A. 5 N. St David
street
Boyle, John, 4 Bank street
Browns and Pearson, 128 Geo.
street
Brown, Robert, 5 Picardy place
Buchanan, W. H. 33 Drum-
mond place
• Callender, Henry, 32 St And-
rew square
Carter, F. Hayne, 12 Carlton st.
Castle, J. 21 Leith street
Chaplin, T. R. 11 Gloucester
place
Chiene, G. T. 7 George street
Cormack, D. 33 York place
Dall, Thomas, 5 York place
Dickson, Jas. J. 15 Hill street
Dickson, Thos. 3 N. St David st.
Dickson, Wm. 4 Brandon st.
Douglas and Melville, 9 North
St David street
Douglas, J. {Commercial Ban?:)
Douglas, W. S. 2 Greyfriars' pi.
Drysdale, Joseph, 16 Hojal Ex-
change
Dundas, Geo. 24 Broughton pi.
Faulds, J. R. 80 George street
Fillipowski, H. Osborne cottage
Eraser, John, 2 Hanover street
Eraser, John, 1 0 Register house
Goldie, G. 2 W. Newington pi.
Gibson, A. 10 Maitland street
Gordon, R. 45 Northumberl. st.
Grant, Thos. 19 Broughton pi.
Gray, Wm. 32 Broughton place
Griffith, Jas. 30 St James' sq.
Haldane, Jas. 17 Charlotte sq.
Hardie, David, 5 Elder street
Harrison, J. G. 17 George st.
Henry, J. 81 George street
Hill, Wm. 25 St James' square
Horn, Andrew, 19 Queen street
Home, Archd. 15 Hill street
Hunter, John, 16 Royal Esch.
Ireland, Thos. 4 Hunter square
Jamieson, A. 65 Princes street
Jeffrey, William, 43 Potterrow
Johnston, R. 9 N. St David st.
Johnstone, Robert, 20 Annan-
dale street
Kinnear, D. 4 N. St David st.
Kirkwood, C. 2 Paterson's court
Lamb, R. 21 Leith street
Lammond, Alex. 40 India st.
Laing, James, 19 St Andrew sq.
Laurie, Wm. 126 Lauriston pi.
Lindsay and Esson, 59 Geo. st.
Low, Wm. 58 Gt. King street
Lyon, Geo. 54 Rankeillor street
Macandrew, J. M, 65 Princes
street
M'Donald, D. 57 North bridge
M'Donald, John, 23 Cumber-
land street
M'Donald, John, 1 Nelson st.
M'Glashan, Chas. 20 Hadding-
\ ton place
Mackenzie, A. 19 Salisbury st.
Mackenzie, Ken. 29 Northum-
berland street
Maclagan, David, 24 Stafford
: street
\ Maitland, John {Register Office)
\ Mansfield and Spottiswoode, 7
Thistle street
Marshal, D. 9 N. St David st.
Martin, Thos. 14 Young street
Meikle, Christopher, 63 Hano-
ver street
Meldrum, Geo. 53 York place
Mitchell, Geo. T. 4 Fettes row
Moinet, John, 14 Stafford street
Moncrieff, J. Scott, 20 India st.
I^Ioncrieff, W. and J. M. Baillie,
59 George street
Morison, Patrick, 2 Scotland st.
Munro, Andrew, 8 Clary's placc-
Munro, James, 71 George street
Murray, David, 39 George st.
Murray, George, 59 George st.
Murray, John, 3 Gt. King st.
Murray, John W. 3 Gt. King st,
Murray, Wm. 39 George street
Myrtle, Wm. 4 N. St David st.
Nicol, Alex. 1 4 East Broughton
place
Niven, A. F. 29 Northumber-
land street
Ogilvy, James, 22 Dundas st.
Ogilvy, John, S. 15 Gt. King st.
Paterson, Andrew, 3 North St
Andrew street
Paterson, A. M, 30 St Andrew
square
Peacock, Thos. 24 Salisbury st.
Peddie, Donald S. 1 George st.
Philip, W. T. 11 Clarence st.
Petrie, George, 31 North bridge
Rae, Thomas, 14 Raeburn place
Rainie, Robert, 19 Gilmore pi.
Raleigh, S. 5 N. St Andrew st.
Ritchie, John S. 3 Young street
Robertson, A. W. 82 Gt. King
street
Robertson, Chas. 21 Gayfield sq^
Russell, Wm. 35 Howe street
Scott, D. 1 London street
Scott, R. E. 127 Princes street
Scott, Thos. 8 N. St David st.
Sime, J. 9 N. St David street
Simson, James, 5 Picardy place
Smith, Wm. 120 Princes street
Souter, D. R. 15 Gloucester pi.
Stevenson, R. H. 10 North St
Andrew street
Stuart, W. 22 Hill street
Thomson, Alex. 6 Newington
place
Thomson, C. W. 20 India street
Thomson, Wm. Archd. 160 High
street
Thomson, Wm. 8 South St An-
drew street
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Thomson, William Thomas, 3
George street
Watson and Dickson, 3 North
St David street
Watson, Jas. 14 St Andrew sq.
Wilkie, Jas. 74 Queen street
Williamson, James, 5 Hailes'
street
Wood, Wm. 7 N. St Andrew st.
Young, David ( Union Bank)
Advocates.
(Sheriffs are indicated by an)
asterisk *.)
Adam, James, 36 Castle street
Allan, A. 5 Hillside crescent
Arkley, Patk. 29 Gt. -Kingst.
Aytoun, James, 39 Heriot row
■"Aytoun, W. E. 16 Great Stuart
street
"Baillie, Charles, 14 Randolph
crescent
Bell, A. B. 20 Gt. King street
"Belt,- ArcfaibatdrOl m-. Iiing
street
*Bell, B. R. 6 Shandwick place
Bell, George G. 43 Melville st.
*Bell, J. M. 4 Forres street
"Bell, Robt. 15 Gt. Stuart st.
Black, John, 41 Northumber-
land street
Blackburn, R. B. 9 Great Stuart
street
Boyle, Arch. T. 11 Stafford st.
Brodie, G. 20 Northumberland
street
Broun, Arch. 4 Melville street
Bruce, Hugh, 39 Moray place
Buchanan, AYm. 33 Drummond
place
Burnett, G. 8 Walker street
Burton, J. H. 25 Ann street
Cadell, John, 20 Picardy place
Campbell, Jas. 37 Dublin street
Campbell, N. C. 42 Northum-
berland street
*Cay, John, 5 S.-E. Circus place
*Christison, J. 3 Gt. Stuart st.
Clark, A. R. 64 Northumber-
land street
Clark, F. W. 35 London street
Cleghom, Thomas, 26 Queen st.
Colquhoun, J. C. 10 Melville
street
Colquhoun, Lud. 18 George sq.
Cook, Alex. S. S5 Gt. King st.
Cosens, Peter, 15 Broughton pi.
Coventry, And. 29 Moray place
^Craufurd, Jas. 18 Charlotte sq.
Crichton, J. A. 13 Nelson street
*Currie, Alex. 43 Heriot row
*David8on, A. 24 Rutland sq.
Davidson, Robt. 28 York place
Dewar, John, 52 Gt. King st.
Dick, A. R. 1 Charlotte square
Dickson, George, 3 Royal circus
Dickson, W. Gil. 7 Fettes row
Dingwall, Arthur, 3 Rutland
square
Donaldson, John, Marchfield
Douglas, Fr. B. 21 Moray place
Duff, Alex. 60 Northumberland
street
Dunbar, Sir W., Bart. 47 Heriot
row
Duncan, J. M. 36 Castle street
*Dundas, G. 9 Charlotte square
Dundas, Wm. Pitt, Register ho.
Dunlop, Alex. 67 Queen street
Fletcher, A. 5 Ainslie place
Forbes, W. 4 Shandwick place
Fordyce, G. D. 19 Rutland st.
Forman, J. 54 Northumbd. st.
Eraser, P. 46 Northumbd. st.
Gardiner, John, 6 Pitt street
Gifford, A. 21 Dublin street
Gloag, W. E. 19 Queen street
Goodall, John, 24 Nelson street
Gordon, Edw. 2 Randolph cresc.
'•'Gordon, John T. County build-
ings
Graham, Robert, 18 Heriot row
Grahame, John, 11 Rutland st.
Gregory, John, Canaan lodge
Groat, A. G. 12 Hart street
Hallard, F. 29 Scotland street
Hamilton, Sir William, Bart.,
16 Great King street
Hector, David, 44 Northumber-
land street
Heriot, F. L. M. 18 Rutland st.
Hill, Crawfurd, 19 Dundas st.
Horn, Robert, 7 Randolph cresc.
*Hom, W. New club
*Hunter, R. 67 Northumbd. st.
Hutchison, A. A. 18 London st.
Inglis, J. 30 Abercromby place
Innes, Cosmo, 15 Inverleith row
Irvine, A. F. 22 Coates crescent
*Jamieson, Andrew, Greenhill
Kirkpatrick, J. 12 Charlotte sq.
*Logan, A. S. 12 York place
Lorimer, John, 19 Albany st.
Lorimer, James, 27 Alva street
M'Neill, A. 34 Dublin street
*M'Farlane, Rt. 31 Heriot row
Mackenzie, Donald, 9 Randolph
crescent
*Mackeiizie, T. 24 Heriot row
Mackintosh, A. 31 Northum-
berland street
Macknight, A. E. 12 London st.
Maidment, Jas. 25 Royal circus
*Maitland, E. F. 31 Melville st.
Marshall, John, 5 Randolph
crescent
Maxwell, J. H. 6 Albyn place
Millar, John, 10 Abercrombie
place
Milne, James, 20 Duncan street
Moir, G. 41 Charlotte square
Moncreiff, Alex. 16 Northum-
berland street
Moncreiff, J. (Lord Advocate),
15 Great Stuart street
Monro, G. 5 Darnaway street
*Monteith, A. E. Inverleith
house
Montgomerj', J. F. 17 AthoUcr.
More, J. S. 19 Great King st.
Morrison, J. M. 8 Frederick st.
Murdoch, J. B. jun. 8 Manor
place
Mure, A. 35 Dublin street
*Mure, David, 12 Ainslie place
Murray, John, 5 Walker street
Murray, W. H. 13 Albany st.
*Napier, Geo. Coates hall
*Napier, Mark, 6 Ainslie place
Ogilvy, Geo. R. 16 Duke street
Park, John, 1 Thomas street
Parker, W. A. 26 Great King
street
Paterson, Geo. 3 Coates cresc.
Pattison, G. H. 18' Duke street
Paton, T. S. 8 Nelson street
Patton, George, 30 Heriot row
Penny, W. 24 Great King street
Pyper, Hamilton, 15 Royal cres.
Richardson, J. 22 Claremont
crescent
Riddell, John, 57 Melville st.
Ritchie, A. C. 10 Albany street
Robertson, C. 22 Gt. King st.
Ross, G. Woodburn, Momingside
Ross, G. jun. 45 Castle street
Russell, F. 17 Randolph cresc.
*Sandford, E. D. 11 Randolph
crescent
Scott, Chas. 22 Abercromby pi.
Seton, G. 13 Coates crescent
Shand, A. B. 5 Albany street
Shand, Chas. F. 6 St Colme st.
Shaw, Patrick, 36 Charlotte sq.
Shirreff, C. J. 22 Abercromby
place
Smyth, J. 1 Hart street
Swinton, A. C. 6 AthoU crescent
Tait, George, 4 Abercromby pi.
*Tait, John, 2 Park place
Tawse, John, 49 Queen street
*Thomson, R. 70 Great King st.
Thomson, W. H. 27 India street
Torrie, T. J. 44 Inverleith row
Tytler, Wm. G. 37 Dublin st.
*Urquhart, A. 5 St Colme street
Walker, James, 111 Princes st.
Walker, AYm. S. 7 St Colme st.
Watson, Wm. 37 Queen street
Wilkie, W. P. 3 Forres street
Wilson, J. P. 20 Abercromby pi.
Wood, John A. 1 Royal circus
Young, A. 3 Moray place
Young, George, 47 Moray place
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Solicitors.
(Those marked * are Members
of the Incorporated Society of
Solicitors in Supreme Courts.)
"^Adam, Jas. 19 Claremont cres.
Adamson, D. M. 16 Nelson st.
*Adam8, John^ Drumsheugh
cottage
*Adams, J. jun. 9 Danube st,
*Adams, G. C. 10 Duncan st.
*Aikman, John, 48 Frederick
street
Aitken, Jas. County buildings
Allan, W. 1 Moray street
Anderson, Isaac, 41 York place
Anderson, Chas. 41 Heriot row
Anderson, James, 5 Hill square
Anderson, Robert, 1 Dundas st.
Archer and Mann, 21 Bernard
street, Leith
^Arthur, R. 16 Royal Exchange
Bailie, Thos. 4 Baxter's place
Banks, P. S. 67 Great King st.
Bayne, Jas. 99 George street
Baxter, P. 51 N". Hanover street
Bell, J. 25 York place
Bell, William, 19 Elder street
Beveridge, S. and P. notaries-
public, 38 Bernard street
Beveridge, Thomas, 14 Duke st.
Black, Henry, 21 St Andrew
square
*Boog, Robert, 1 Annandale st.
Brown, A. 12 Royal Exchange
Brown, John, 4 Duke street
Bruce, C. 68 Great King street
Buchanan, James, 21 George st.
*Burness, J. 11 Drummond pi.
*Cairns, George, 23 George lY.
bridge
*Campbell and Smith, 26 York
place
Garment, J. 15 London street
*Clark, Charles, 51 Castle street
*Cormack, D. 33 York place
* Cotton, G. 40 York place
*Court, John, 21 George square
Crawford D. 2 N.-E. Circus pi.
Crichton, Hew, 13 Nelson street
Curror, David, 16 Grove street
*Dalryinple, W. 11 Pitt street
*Davidson, John, 17 Elm row
Deuchar, R. 2 Nicolson square
Dewar, H. B. 6 Hill street
Dickson, A. J. 59 Queen street
*Dickson, George, 4 G. King st.
*Drysdale, J. 1 6 Royal Exchange
*Duncan and Miller, and N.P.
11 South Nelson street
*Duncan, William, 1 Heriot row
*Dunn, Thomas, 78 George st.
Dymock andPaterson,56 George
street
Falkner, Jas. P. 8 Bank street
*Fisher, D. 17 York place
Eraser, Wm. N. 41 Albany st.
*Fyfe, A. 15 Leopold place
*Galletly, J. 31 London street
*Gardiner, John, 27 York place
*Gifford, Alexander, 28 St An-
drew square
*Grant, Dugald, 37 York place
Gunn, Robert, 53 Charlotte
street, Leith
Harvey, J. and N.P. 43 Bernard
street, Leith
*Henderson, J. 20 St Patrick
square
*Henderson, R. 11 Royal Ex-
change
*Hutchison, Alexander, 1 8 Lon-
don street
* James, Alex. 16 Dublin street
Jamieson, Wm. T. 13 South
Frederick street
*Johnston, J. S. 28 Pitt street
^ Junner, J. M. 6 N. St David st.
Keegan, John, 5 N. St David st.
*Lamond, Jas. 11 Darnaway st.
"Landale, Rob. 9 Drummond pi.
^Landale, T. and R. 18 Forth st.
Lawson, M. 16 South bridge
Leburn, Thomas, 56 George sq.
Leith, John, 123 Constitution st.
^Liddle, Joseph, 12 Scotland st.
*Lindsay, AVm. 124 Constitu-
tion street
Livingstone, J. 11 Young st.
Lorimer, Wm. 18 Annandale st.
*Lothian, And. 6 Elm row
'Lothians and Finlay, 60 George
street
Lyon, H. 7 N. St Andrew street
Macandrew, J. and J. 33 Dublin
street
"M'Brair, D. J. 8 Darnaway st.
*M'Cracken, John, 22 Walker
street
*M'Donald, Stodart, 1 Aber-
crombie place
Macgregor, M. 30 St Andrew
square
^Mackintosh, L. 31 Northum-
berland street
''Mackenzie, D. M.12 Broughton
street
*Macqueen, J. M. 72 Princes st.
*M' William, R.23 London street
■^Manson, David, 23 Thistle st.
*Marshall, J. 22 Howe street
*Martin, William, 17 Union st.
*Mason, J. 14 Pitt st.
Mason, WUliam, 6 Frederick st.
*Meikle, Wm. 66 Great Kingst.
Mill, Eben., N.P. 51 Princes st.
"'Miller, James, 20 Nelson street
Miller, Wm. W. 8 Bank street
^Miller and Crauford, 59 George
square
*Milligan, James, 4 Pitt street
*Moffat, H. 23 Geo. IV. bridge
*Monro, George, 54 Albany st.
*Moore, James, 18 Castle street
■■Morgan, James, 7 Walker st.
*Morison, Adam, 45 York place
Morison, A. K. 6 Elder street
*Muir, William, 1 8 Picardy pi.
Murdoch and Boyd, 120 Consti-
tution street
^Murray, John, 21 Northumber-
land street
*Murray, J. jun. 32 St Andrew
square
"Neilson, J. 3 Abercromby place
*Nisbet, Jas. 31 St Andrew sq.
Oliphant, R. 17 Young street
Padon, Thomas, 15 Hart street
*Parker, John, Register office
*Paterson, J. 14 Dublin street
Paul, Patrick, 19 York place
Peebles, J. 1 5 Dublin street
*Phin, John, 13 Heriot row
PoUock, William, 13 York pL
Pridie, Peter H. 5 Nicolson st.
Pullar, J. Y". 16 Picardy place
'■Rank en, Thomas, 68 Queen st.
*Renton, James, 2 Thistle court
Robertson, J. A. 56 Frederick
street
Robertson, John, 63 Hanover
street
Robertson, John, jun. 7 Elder st.
''Rogers, John, 16 Dean terrace
Robertson, Wm. 25 Frederick
street
*Ronald, J. 12 Walker street
*Ross, John, 79 Great King st.
"Saunders, Wm. 51 Albany st.
*Sang and Adam, 61 Great King
street
^Scotland, A. P. 7 South Char-
lotte street
*Scott, Robert, 63 Hanover st.
*Selby, R. B. 26 Dundas street
Shield, George, 14 Duke street
Skinner, Wm. R. 12 Windsor st.
Smith, And. 29 Buccleuch pi.
'■Smith, Robert, 9 Stafford st.
*Snody, Andrew, 26 Gayfield
square, and 123 Constitution
street
*Somerville, J. 25 Dundas st.
*Spence, Charles, 6 St Andrew
square
Stacey, Jas. M. 2 Thistle court
■*Stevenson, A. 4 St Andrew sq.
Stewart C. and D. 23 Castle st.
*Stuart, W. S. 17 George street
* Sword, James, 1 Buccleuch st.
Thomson, John, 7 India street
^Wallace, W. D. 31 Alva street
Wallace, J. 57 Hanover street
"Walls, J. 9 London street
Watt and Marwick, 9. York pi.
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Webster, And. 3 Forth street
*Webster, Jas. 8 Gloucester pi.
*Whit^head, John, 9 Fettes row
Wilkie, James F. 29 Dundas st.
* Wilson, An. 21 Bernard street
*Wishart, W. 13 Bank street
Wordie, J. ^Y. 10 Drummond
place
Wotherspoon and Mack, 18 Gt.
Stuart street
Wright and Finlay, 21 Thistle
street
*Young, John, 31 Dundas st.
H^riters.
Anderson, Letham, 62 Cumber-
land street
Anderson, William {Register
House), 13 Union street
Anderson, Wm. {Toiun-Clerh's
Ofice), 106 Constitution st.
Belfrage, Wm. Windlestrawlee
Bridgeford, D. F. 28 Torphichen
street
Brown, David, 72 Northumber-
land street
Brown, Thomas, 30 Alva street
Bruce, Alex. 4 Thistle court
Bruce, Peter, 29 Raeburn place
Cairns, John, 26 Dublin street
Calder, Alex. Bellfield house.
Trinity
Galium, Alex. Richmond pend
Couper, W. H. 2 Pitt st. Leith
Cowper, W. 29 Alva street
Craik, D. 11 Duncan street
Culbertson, Jas. 27 Elder street
Deseret, Phineas, 4 Eastfield
Doig, Charles, Seafield house
Downie, Alex. 4 Wharton place
Elliot, Robert, 65 Lauriston pi.
Elder, W. 10 Torphichen street
Fairley, T. S. 24 Gayfield square
Falconer, James, 8 Mary's place
Finlay, Charles, 6 Great Stuart
street
Finlay, James, 6 Moray street
Ferrie, J. D. Alison place
Galbraith, C. 2 Melville street
Gaylor, W. 3 Duncan street
Gordon, J. 1 Lauriston terrace
Grahame, James, 29 Ann street
Grant, A. 15 Comely bank
Grant, Adam, 1 8 Brunswick st.
Gregor, J. East Powderhall
Hay, Alexander, Bennington
bank
Hay, Wm. B. 20 Cumberland
street
Henderson, David, 4 Gilmore
place
Henderson, G. 7 Argyle square
Hutchison, John, 1 Claremont
place
Hutton, W. 10 Duncan street
Jack, John, 28 India street
Jamieson, Andrew, 7 Gt. Stuart
street
Johnston, James, Silvermills
Johnston, P. T. 9 Crichton st.
Lang, R. L. 10 Grove street
Laing, David, 5 Randolph place
Lebum, Pat. 6 Upper Gilmore
place
Littlejohn, David, 13 K. Bank
street
Logan, George, 3 South Howard
place
M'Arthur, A. 9 Antigua street
M'Donald, R. 27 Hamilton pi.
M'Farlane, T. 1 1 Darnaway st.
M'Gillivraj^ Wm. 13 N.-West
Circus place
M'Intosh, Wm. 18 Lothian st.
M'Intyre, J. Lord Russell place
Mack, Andrew, 5 York place
Mack, James S. 4 Pitt street,
Bonnington
Mann, Wm. 21 Raeburn place,
and 119 Princes street
Martinson, J. N. 4 St Bernard's
row
Millar, Wm. 5 Dundas street
Millar, W. 28 Cumberland st.
Miller, John, 2 Church street
Moir, Thomas, 8 Kerr street
Muir, R. 41 Great King street
Murray, John, 3 Gt. King st.
Murray, W. 2 West Newington
place
Murray, J. W. 3 Great King st.
Ogilvy, James, 9 South Melville
place
Porteous, W. 53 George street
Potts, Thomas, 13 Gayfield sq.
Pyper, John, 37 York place
Rattray, Wm. 14 William st.
Reid, J. R. 30 Royal Circus
Roger, Wm. 26 St Patrick sq.
Ronaldson, J. Somerset cottage
Ross, H. 6 Saunders street
Sim, George, 40 Charlotte sq.
Smith, D. 6 Clarence street
Smith, John, 6 Clarence street
Stewart, R. 31 Broughton street
Sturrock, John, 30 Earl Grey
street
Thomson, Jno. 20 Comely bank
Torry, John,4 Torphichen street
Tunnock, M. 12 Darnaway st.
Walker, Alex. 3 Brandfield pi.
Walker, Wm. 1 W. Claremont
street
Webster, William, 24 Queen st.
Wilson, R. 10 St Ann's yards
Wylie, D. 5 Bellevue terrace
ll^riters to the Signet.
Adam and Kirk, 9 South Char-
lotte street
Ainslie, Robert, 14 Abercomby
place
Alexander, William, 10 North
St David street
Anderson, John and F. 50 Castle
street
Anderson, P. 29 Howe street
Anderson, T. S. 1 AthoU place
Arnott and Malcolm, 2 Forth
street
Arnott, James, 5 Wemyss place
Arnott, John, 1 St Vincent st.
Ayton, Robert, 3 Fettes row
Baillie, Wm. 31 Regent terrace
Baillie, James, AV. 14 Walker
street
Baird, J. AV. 4 Drummond pi.
Balfour, J. and J. M. 9 Picardy
place
Barron & Hagart, 9 Dundas st.
Baxter, C. and E. 32 Castle st.
Bell and M'Lean, 5 Hill street
Bell, A. M. Momingside
Bell, John B. 20 G. King st.
Beveridge, T. K. 98 Lauriston
place
Binny, Graham, 9 Hart street
Black, D. M. 21 St Andrew sq.
Blair, John, 1 0 Ann street
Bogle, Andrew, 21 St Andrew
square
Bowie, John, 13 Forth street
Bremner, C. 4 Ramsay gardens
Bridges, James, 10 Hanover st.
Bringloe, F. J. 11 Walker st.
Brodie and Kennedy, 59 Nor-
thumberland street
Brodie, J.' C. 26 Moray place
Brown, J. County rooms
Bruce, J. 22 York place
Burn, James, 51 Great King st.
Burns, Thomas, 3 Hope park
square
Burnett, J. H. 4 Moray place
Cairns, J. B. 26 Dublin street
Calvert, J. R. 4 Rutland square
Campbell and Trail, 7 Melville
street
Campbell, A. and A. 22 Dublin
street
Campbell, J. A. 2 Albyn place
Campbell, J. 8 Scotland street
Campbell, William, 6 Rutland
square
Carnegie, Jas. jun., 16 AVindsor
street
Cassels, Alex. 20 London street
Cathcart, R. A. 1 George street
Cay, John, jun. 5 S.-E. Circus
place
Cheyne, H. 6 Royal terrace
Christie, J. C. 20 Forth street
Cook, W. and J. 32 Abercromby
place
Cosens, John, 15 Broughton pi.
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Cowan, Robert, 9 Carlton terrace
Cox, Eobert, 25 Eutland street
Craigie, Henrj% Faiconhall
Crawford, James, jun. 12 Duke
street
Cricliton, H. H. 13 Nelson street
Cullen, John, 34 York place
Ciumingham, James, 50 Queen
street
Dalgleish, James, 14 Eutland
square
Dalmahoy and "Wood, 12 Hill
street
Dalrymple, W. 11 Pitt street
Davidson and Sjme, 22 Castle
street
Dickson, H. G. 3 Dundas street
Dickson and Steuart, 17 India
street
Douglas, Chris. 22 Young st.
Douglas, David, 23 Great King
street
Douglas, J. B. 15 Drummond
place
Duncan and Dawar, 6 Hill st.
Duncan, John, 27 Dundas street
Dundas and AVilson, 16 St An-
drew square
Dunlop, G. and G. 63 Great
King street
Duthie, Wal. 6 Great King sf.
Elder, John, 3 W. Cii'cus place
Elliot, W. S. 32 Eegent terrace
Ellis, W., A. G., and E. 4 Eoyal
terrace
Perrier, T. H. 89 George street
Ferguson and Stuart, 17 George
street
Ferguson, H. D. 26 Eutland st.
Ferguson, John, 1 Eegent ter.
Fisher, D. and J. 17 York pi.
Fleming, A. 20 Lynedoch place
Forbes, Arthur, 6 Eutland st.
Forbes, Wm. 19 Atholl crescent
Forman, J. N. 8 Heriot row
Forrester, J. 8 Drummond pi.
Eraser, Wm. 54 Castle street
Eraser, Hugh, 35 Frederick st.
Eraser, Wm. jun. Town clerk's
office, Cauongate
French, John, 6 Graham street
Gentle, J. 35 Queen street
Gibson-Craig, Dalziel, and Bro-
die, 5 Thistle street
Gibson and Hector, 1 Northum-
berland street
Gibson, John and Henry G.
12 South Charlotte street
Goldie, A. AV. 8 York place i
Goldie, Wm. 34 Melville street
Gordon, Steuart, and Cheyne, 5 i
Eoyal terrace i
Govan, John, 13 AYalker street \
Graham, Patrick, 14 Eoyal {
crescent
Graham, Humphrey, 11 Shand-
wick place
Grant and Wallace, 30 Drum-
mond place
Greig, James, 9 Abercromby pi.
Grierson, A. 1 5 St Andrew sq.
Grieve, A. 39 Drummond place
Haldane, E. 17 Charlotte sq.
Hamilton and Macknight, 12
London street
Hamilton, Alex. 29 Frederick
street.
Hamilton, John, 1 Scotland st.
Handyside, Hugh, 6 Northum-
berland street
Hardy man, J. H. 5 Howard pi.
Hatton, J. 25 Nelson street
Hay and Pringle, 20 Young st.
Hay, A. 57 Northumberland st.
Henderson, Wm. S. 2 Queen st.
Hill, H. D. 2 Picardy place
Hill and Eobertson, 25 i'redk.
street
Hope, James, 31 Moray place
Hope, J. and J. 31 Moray place
Hope, Oliphant, and Mackay,
119 Princes street
Hopkirk, J. G. 75 Great King st.
Home and Eose, 96 George st.
Horsburgh, W. 26 Northumber-
land street
Howden, Eobert, 5 North Char-
lotte street
Hughes and Mylne, 1 South
Charlotte street
Hunt, William, 28 Gt. King st.
Hunter, Blair, and Cowan, 7
York place
Inglis and Leslie, 16 Queen st.
Inglis, H. M. 6 N. St David st.
Jamieson, R. W. 5 N. Charlotte
street
Jardine, Stodart, and Eraser, 31
Princes street
Johnston, Alexander, 5 York pi.
Johnston, Eobert, 8 Broughton
place
JoUie, Strong, and Henry, 21
Young street
Jopp and Johnston, 30 Albanj'
street
Kennedy, H. 37 London street
Kennedy, J. 71 Great King st.
Kermack, J. & W. E. 20 Brough-
ton place
Lamont and Newton, 33 Great
King street
Laurie, W. A. 13 K Bank st.
Lawson, James, 33 London st.
Leishman, J. IS Drummond pi.
Leven, John, 1 Bellevue cres.
Lindsay, Mackay, and Howe,
62 Castle street
Lindsay, James, jun. 110 George
street
Lindsay and Paterson, 24 Dub-
I lin street
I Logan, G. Eegister house
I Longmore, J. A. 56 Melville st.
I Lyon, George, 26 Forth street
j M'Allan and Chancellor, 26'
I Eutland square
! Macara, L. M. 14 South Char-
lotte street
Macara, J. 8 Eoxburgh terrace
Macbean, /Eneas, 11 Charlotte
square.
Macbean, iEneas, jun. 11 Char-
lotte square
Macrae, J. A. 14 Gloster place
M'Candlish, J. M. 18 Moray pi.
M'Dougall, P. 4 Great King st.
M'Farlane, James, 9 Atholl pi.
M'Kenzie, Innes, and Logan, 23
Queen street
M'Kenzie and Baillie, 9 Hill st.
M'Kenzie, W. and James H. 29
Charlotte square
M'Kenzie, J. W. and John, 16
Eoyal circus
M'Kenzie, T. 35 Frederick st.
Mackersy, AY. 24 London street
M'Lachlan and Ivory, 22 Duke
street
M'Lean, F. J. G. 21 Albany st.
M'Lean, H. F. 5 Hill street
M'Millan and Grant, 37 York
place
M'Millan and Cormack, 3B
York place
M'Neil, Arch. 8 Hill street
M'Eitchie, Bay ley, and Hender-
son, 11 Eoyal Exchange
Maitland, A. 49 Melville st.
Maitland, George E. 7 North St
Andrew street
Martin and Maclean, 32 Great
King street
Melville, A. 43 York place
Melville, J. 110 George street
I Melville, John, 1 5 Heriot row
Menzies and Maconochie, 1('
Hill street
Mitchell, Joseph, 8 Pitt street
Monilaws, A. G. 22 Young st.
Montgomery, Wm. 17 Atholl
crescent
More, George, 5 Fettes row
Morton, Whitehead, and Greig,
11 Queen street
Mowbray and Howden, 7 Howe
street
Mowbray, J. T. 33 Albany st,
Murray and Beith, 50 Castle st.
Murray and Logan, 141 George
street
Murray and Ehind, 7 Nelson st.
Murray, James T. 31 Queen st.
Murrav, John, 18 Ainslie pi.
Murray, Thomas G. 24 Hill st.
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LAW DIRECTORY.
K'apier, A. J. 23 Albany street
Neilson, S. 1 Korth Charlotte st.
Ogilvj-, R. 14 Cumberland st.
Parker, J. J. 8 Fettes row
Paterson, Adam, 36 Heriot row
Patten, John, 7 Drummond pi.
Pattison, J. 39 London street
Patrick, M-Ewen, and Cannent,
32 Albany street
Paul, Thomson, 1 5 Hart street
Pearson and Robertson, 17
Royal circus
Peddle, James, 36 Albany st.
Pitcaim, R. 9 Northumberland
street
Pollexfeu, J. R. 6 India street
Reid, C. G. 3 St Colme street
Richardson, John, 15 Dundas
street
Robertson, G. B. 28 Albany st.
Robertson, Jas. 11 Heriot row
Robertson, J. 1 Fettes row
Robertson, J. 69 Great King st.
Robertson, T. R. 47 George st.
Rolland and Thomson, 1 Thistle
court
Rollo, H. J. 16 Dundas street
Ross and Auld, 10 Duke street
Ross, H. 48 India street
Russells and Nicolson, 9 Shand-
wick place
Rutherford and Herris, 1 6 Howe
street
Rutherford, J. 14 Albany street
Sands, W. H. and W. J. 5 Royal
circus
Scarth and Scott, 37 Bernard st.
Scott and Gillespie, 17 Duke st.
Scott, A. 13 Drummond place
Scott, Rymer, and Scott, 38
Frederick street
Shand and Farquhar, 24 Queen
street
Shepherd, Grant, and Cuthbert-
son, 5 North Charlotte street
Syme, Thos. 5 Carlton terrace
Sinclair, G. L. 4 Walker street
Skene and Todd, 55 Gt. King
street
Skinner, William, 12 Forth st.
Smith and Kinnear, 35 Queen
street
Smith, Alexander, 18 York pi.
Smith, Andrew, 27 Dundas st.
Smyth, Robert, 1 Hart street
Somerville, Robert, 19 India st.
Souter, J. SO Great King street
Spence, James, 24 Pitt street
Spens, Nath. 28 Walker street
Sprot, T. 10 Drummond place
Stein and Campbell, 49 Nor-
thumberland street
Steuart, Charles, 17 India street
Stewart, A. J, 27 Pitt street
Stewart James, 17 India street
Stewart, John, IS Ainslie place
Stevenson, Alexander, 9 Heriot
row
Stodart, J. R. 2 Drummond pi.
Sutherland, A. G. 18 Fettes row
Tait and Crichton, 2 Park place
Tawse and Bonar, 15 York pi.
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Tawse, John, 49 Queen street
Tennent P. 9 Lynedoch place
Thomson and Elder, 5 S. Char-
lotte street
Tods and Romanes, 7 Gt. Stuart
street
Tod, Henry, 5 York place
Tod, Hugh, 12 Queen street
Traquair, William, 17 Young sf.
Tumbull, D. & P. 34 India st.
TumbuU, G. and J, 16 Thistle
street
Tumbull, P. 34 India street
Tytler, J. 19 Castle street
Tytler, James S. 19 Castle st.
Usher, John, 19 Pitt street
Waddell, W. 10 Carlton terrace
Walker and Jlelville, 110 Geo,
street
Walker, James, 21 Queen street
Walker, John, 2 Queen street
Webster and Rennie, 8 Glou-
cester place
Wedderburn, G. 18 India street
Weir, Matthew, 31 Albany st.
Welsh, D. 7 Northumberland
street
Wight and Livingston, 11
Young street
Woodman, J. L. 29 Frederick
street
Wordsworth, S. Nottingham pi.
Wright, J. and J. 28 Forth st.
Young, William, 3 Moray pi.
Yule, John, jun. 4 N. St David
street
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COURTS IN EDmBURGH AND LEITH.
COURT OF SESSION.
Lord Preaident of the Whole Court — Eight
Hon. DtTNCAN M'Neill.
Dfi^^R HOUSE.
First,Division. — President, Right Hon. Dun-
can M'Neill — Lord Ivory, Lord Robertson,
Lord Ruthei'furd.
Second Division. — President, Right Hon.
Jolui Hope — Lord Wood, Lord Muri'ay,
Lord Cowan.
OUTER HOUSE.
Lords Ordinary — Lord Curriehill, Lord Deas,
Lord Handyside, Lord Benhohne.
Principal Clerks — First D ivision — James
Waflier, John Mackenzie Lindsay. Second
Division — John Russell, Cosmo Innes.
Deputes — T. Beveiidge, Wm. Drysdale, Hugh
S. Bringloe, George Shields.
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY.
Lord Justice-General — Right Hon, Duncan
M'Neill.
Lord Justice-Clerk — Right Hon. John Hope.
Lords Commissioners of Justiciary — Lord
Wood, Lord Ivory, Lord Cowan, Lord
Handyside.
Lord Advocate — James ^loncreifF.
Solicitor-General — James Craufurd.
Dejiute- Advocates — Thomas Cleghom,George
Dingwall Fordyce, Andrew Rutheifurd
Clark, Donald Mackenzie.
Cro-mi Agent — John Clerk Brodie.
Principal Clerk of Justiciary — P. Boyle.
Depute-Clerk — Charles Neaves.
Assistant — J. W. Hamilton.
Circuit Clerks — ^David Wylie, Alex. Stuart,
James Aitken.
Macers — W. J. Mimro, James Matthew, J. D.
Hitchcock.
LIST OF THE SHERIFFS FOR THE
COUNTIES OF SCOTLAND.
Aberdeen — Archibald Davidson, advocate, 24
Rutland Square, Edinburgh.
Argyle — E. F. Maitland, advocate, 31 Melville
Street, Edinburgh.
Ayr — John Christison, advocate, 3 Great
Stuart Street, Edinburgh.
Banff — Alexander Ciurie, advocate, 43 Heriot
Row, Edinburgh.
Bei-wick — R. Bell, advocate, 15 Great Stuart
Street, Edinburgh.
Bute — Robert Hunter, advocate, 67 North-
umberland Street, Edinburgh.
Caithness — R. Thomson, advocate, 70 Great
King Street, Edinburgh.
Clackmannan — John Tait, advocate, 2 Park
Place, Edinburgh.
Cromarty — Thomas M'Kenzie, advocate, 24
Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
Dumbarton — See Bute.
Dumfries — Mark Napier, advocate, 6 Ainslie
Place, Edinbiu-gh.
Edinburgh — John Thomson Gordon, County
Buildings.
Elgin — B. R. Bell, advocate, 6 Shandwick
place, Edinburgh.
Fife — Alexander E. Monteith, advocate, In-
verleith House, Edinburgh.
Forfar — Alexander S. Logan, advocate, 12
York Place, Edinburgh.
Haddington — WiUiam Home, advocate, New
Club, Edinburgh.
Inverness — George Young, advocate, 47
Moray place, Edinburgh.
Kincardine, J. j\I. Bell, advocate, 4 Fon-es
street, Edinburgh.
Kinross — See Clackmannan.
Kii'kcudbright — E. D. Sandford, advocate, 11
Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh.
Lanark — Sir A. Ahson, Bart., Posil House,
Glasgow.
Linhthgow — John Cay, advocate, 5 S.-E.
Circus Place, Edinburgh.
Nairn — See Elgin. j
Orkney and Shetland — ^William Ajiioim, advo-
cate, 16 Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh.
Peebles — George Napier,advocate,Coates Hall,
Edinburgh.
Perth — David ]\Iure, advocate, 12 Ainshe
place, Edinburgh.
Renfrew — Robert Macfarlane, advocate, 31
Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
Ross— See Cromarty.
Roxbm-gh — W. 0. Rutherford of Edgerston
Rink, by Jedbui'gh.
Selkirk — George Dundas, advocate, 9 Char-
lotte Square, Edinburgh.
Stirhng — Charles Bailhe, advocate, 14 Ran-
dolph Crescent, Edinbm'gh.
Sutherland — Hugh Lumsdane, Pitcaple Castle,
Aberdeen.
Wigton — Adam Urquhart, advocate, 5 St
Colme Street, Edinburgh.
LAW DIRECTORY.
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COURT OF CHANCEEY.
Sheriff of Chancery — ^Patrick Shaw, advocate.
Sheriff-Clerk of Chancery— Francis G. Souter
Sheriff-Clerk Depute — James Eeid.
Macer — Edward M'Ewan.
CHANCEEY OFFICE.
Director and Principal Clerk— A. MIsTeill.
Depute Directors — John Ewart Yorstoun,
James Pringle HaUey.
First Clerk — John Ewart Yorstoun.
Second Clerk — E. Macandrew.
Assistant Clerks and Writers of the Eecords
—J. P. HaUey, J. A. Home, D. M'Neihe, H.
Home, J. M'Neilie.
SHEEIFF COUET OF EDINBUEGH.
Sheriff— John Thomson Gordon.
Sheriff-substitutes— Andrew Jameson, Pat-
rick Arkley.
Sheriff-Clerk— J. A. CampbeU, C.S.
Depute — Hutton Wilson, W.S.
Procurator-fiscal — Maurice Lothian.
Depute Sheriff-clerk for Leith District — Wm.
Glover, W.S.
SHEEIFF SIVIALL DEBT COUET EOE
COUNTY OF EDINBUEGH
Is held within the Sheriff Court-room, Edin-
bui'gh, every Monday at twelve o'clock, and
every Wednesday and Friday at ten o'clock;
for the Leith District, every Tuesday at
ten o'clock, within the Sheriff Court-room,
Leith. The Judges are the Sheriff and the
Sheriff-substitutes. Summonses are issued
for these Courts daily at the Sheriff-clerks'
offices, County Buildings, Edinburgh, and
Constitution street, Leith.
SHERIFF CIRCUIT COURT FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Dalkeith, every 3d Thursday of each month
at eleven o'clock.
Depute Sheriff-clerks, Dalkeith, Henry IMoffat,
S.S.C, and Wihiam Paterson Anderson ; T.
Lees for the parish of Inveresk,
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
Edinburgh, George Black, John Caw, George
Ferguson, Duncan Falconer, John Grady,
Thomas Kempster, Wilham M'Culloch,
WiUiam M'Culloch, jun., Abijah Murray,
and William Pedie. — Leith, WiUiam Eobb.
— Miisselhurgh, John M'Intyre. — Portobello,
Angus Falconer. — Dalkeith, Alex. Maclean.
JUSTICE OF PEACE SALAiL DEBT
COUET.
Judges — The Acting Justices of the Peace,
Principal Clerks — Eobert Davidson.
Depute-C^erks — James Aitken, J. A. Eussell.
Assistant Clerk — A. G. Mihie.
Held in Edinburgh eveiy Monday at eleven
A.M. — Dalkeith, last Thursday of every
month.
SJklALL DEBT COUET FOE THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF THE CITY.
Held in the City Chambers, every Monday at
eleven o'clock.
Judges — The Magistrates and Justices of the
City.
Clerk — Eobert Morham.
Constables — The City Officers.
BUEGH TEN-MEEK COUET.
Held in the City Chambers, every Monday at
eleven o'clock, for deciding claims for sums
not exceeding ten merks Scots, or lis. l-|d.
Fee each cause, Is.
Judges — The Bailies.
Clerk — Eobert Morham.
Officers of Court— The City Officers.
BAILIE AND SEQUESTEATION COUET
FOE THE CITY.
Held every Friday at twelve o'clock, in the
City Chambers.
Judges — The Baihes.
Clerk — E. INIorham.
Procurator-fiscal — E. L. Dymock.
Assessors — James L' Amy, John Tawse, Esqrs.,
advocates.
Note — One of the Magistrates attends daily
in the Council Chambers at eleven o'clock,
for disposing of summary cases, taking
affidavits, declarations, &c., and despatch of
business in the Mihtary department.
COUET OF POLICE.
Judges — The Sheriff of County, the Sheritt-
substitutes, the Four Baihes of the City.
Superintendent and Procm-ator-fiscal — T.
Linton.
Clerk of Court — James Morham.
Clerk to the Commissioners — George Mihie.
Lieutenants — 1st, Alex. M'LeUan, Duncan
Miller, John Grant, and John Milhgan.
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Surgeon — Dr George Glover.
Inspector of Lighting and Cleaning — John
Paterson.
Svirveyor — Robert Paterson.
Master of Fire-engines — John Mitchell.
Billet-Master — James Morham.
Superintendent of Streets and Buildings —
Robert Blyth.
Inspector of ^larkets — Thomas Dickson.
Collector of Assessments — Alex. Thomson.
Accountant — David Murray.
Law Agents — J. Richardson and A. Brown.
STATION HOUSES.
Head Office, High Street ; 163 Canongate,
adjoining the Church ; * Leith Walk, opposite
C'assells' Place ; 23 St James Street, South ;
Stockbridge, opposite Hamilton Place ; Foun-
tainbridge, east end of ; St Leonard Street.
ADMIRAL AND BAILIE COURTS OF
LEITH.
Provost and Admiral — Robert Philip.
Bailies and Admirals Depute — Robert Mathie,
Richard MiUer, WiUiam Wood, Stephen
Adam.
Clerk— William Anderson.
Assessor — Alexander Stewart Logan.
Procurator-fiscal- — Andrew AVilson.
Officers — Adam Sinclair and John Robinson.
COUNTY POLICE.
Committee — Sheriff Gordon ; Richard Trotter
of Mortonhall ; Sir James Walker Drum-
mond of Hawthornden, Bai-t. ; Alexander
Maconochie, Esq. of Meadowbank ; Sir Wm.
Gibson Craig of Ricarton, Bart. ; William
Edward Hope Vere, Esq., of Craigiehall ;
Robert Dundas, Esq. of Arnistou ; The
Right Hon. the Earl of Dalkeith.; Alexander
Hay, Esq. of Hardengreen ; Sir Jas. Forrest
of Comiston, Bart. ; James and John M.
Balfour, Esqs., W.S., Joint Clerks.
Superintendent and Justice of Peace Procura-
tor-fiscal— A. J. List.
George Gordon — Clerk.
The Committee meets the first Wednesday
of every month, at twelve o'clock, in the
County Hall, Edinburgh, for the disposal of
Police business.
STATIONS.
1. Edinburgh ; 2. Jock's Lodge ; 3. Mussel-
burgh ; 4. Dalkeith ; 5. Pathhead ; 6. Gori;'-
bndge ; 7. Stow ; 8. Lasswade ; 9. Penicuick ;
10. Gilmerton ; 11. Currie ; 12. Midcalder ;
13. Corstorphine ; 14. Granton Pier ; 15.
Ratho; 16. Slateford ; 17. West Calder ; 18.
Davidson's Mains ; 19. New Pentland ; 20.
Kirknewton ; 21. Loanhead ; 22. Newhaven :
23. Duddingston ; 24. Coltbridge, by Edin-
burgh.
Itoad Court — Every 2d and 4th Tuesday of
each month, in the ordinary Court-room, be-
fore the Justices, Edinburgh, at eleven a.m.
Justice of Peace Court at Dalkeith, the last
Thursda.y of every month, at eleven A.Jf.
COUNTY MEETINGS.
Gentlemen of the County meet in their hall
for despatch of business as under : —
^^, ^ , , ,. , . • f. I ^ -n .* 18o4 — 18th January, 7th March, 30th April.
* The Canongate station house is just taken, and will not •' ' ' ■>■
he openei-l for a sliort_tirae. !
LAW DlRECTOllY.
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MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.
(Notaries-public are indicated by an n, Agents or Procurators by an a.)
ABERDEENSHIKE.
Aeeedeen — Jas. Johnston, Robt. Shaw, John
Moir, Alexander Leslie, John Campbell, Robert
Webster
HuNTLY — James M'Kinnon
LoNGSiDE BY MiNTLAW — Geoigc Cockbum
Peterhead — James Hutchison, Grant Imlah
Kincardine O'Neil — Joseph Nicol
Fraserburgh — Charles Dunbar
Turriff — James D. M'Nee
ARGYLLSHIRE.
Lochgilphead — Alexander Campbell
Oban — D. Carmichael
AYRSHIRE.
Ayr — John Hutchison, George Gilfillan, Hugh
Mann, Robert M'Callum
Cumnock — Andrew Briton
Kilmarnock — James BroTSTiing
Maybole — Thomas Bell
BERWICKSHIRE.
DuNSE — David M'Watt
CAITHNESS-SHIRE.
Thurso— James M'Kay
CLACKMANNANSHIRE.
Alloa — Alexander Gait
DUMBARTONSHIRE.
Dumbarton — Robert Macfarlane
Kirkintilloch — John Shearer
DUMFRIES- SHIRE.
Annan — John M'Lellan a.
DuJiFRiEs — Thomas Haining, C. Maegeorge a,
Thomas Corrie
EDINBURGH-SHIRE.
Edinburgh— George Black, A. Drysdale, W. J.
Munro, W. A. Thomson, John Grady, Andrew
Webster, Robert Gordon, John Caw, William
Thomson, William M'CuUoch, jun., James
Mure.
ELGINSHIRE.
Elgin — Finlay Munro
Forres — Wm. Watson
FIFESHIRE.
CuPAR-FiFE — Henry Millie, John Cairns
St Andrews — James Howie
AucHTERMUCHTY — J. WiUlamson
Kirkcaldy — John Gilmour /
FORFARSHIRE.
Arbroath — James S. Mills
Brechin — Alexander Jenkins
Dundee — James M'Donald, Alexander Allan
HADDINGTONSHIRE,
Haddington — James Anderson
INVERNESS-SHIRE.
FoRT-WiLLLi.M — John Campbell, Robert M'Kay
Grantown — John Grant
North Uist — Roderick M'Donald
Kingussie — G. Mackintosh
Inverness — John Macbean, James Cameron,
George Munro
Portree (Skye) — John Lauder, Alex. Martin
KINROSS-SHIRE.
Craigow by Milnathort — Wm. Bethune, jun,
KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE.
Castle-Douglas — J. G. Nairne
LANARKSHIRE.
Lanark — John Currie
Airdrie — George Gentles
Glasgow — George Maitland, Anthony Xish,
Henry Miller, David Young, Robert ilonro,
John Roberton, Thomas Barclay a, Dugald
M'Keller, Peter Peterson, Alex. M'Kerracber,
Alex. M'Lean, Colin M'Donald, JohnM'Lean,
Robert M'Cracken, John W. Beale
Hamilton — John Thomson, James Kemp
Strathaven — Francis Wilson
LINLITHGOWSHIRE.
Bathgate — William Steven
Linlithgow — James NichoU
NAIRNSHIRE.
Nairn — John Wilson
ORKNEY, &C.
Lerwick, Shetland — Sam. Henry
PERTHSHIRE.
Crieff — Vv'. Ferguson
Dunkeld — Henry Ritchie
Perth — James Hally, John M'Intosh
RENFREWSHIRE.
Greenock — Alex. M'Kechnie, John Gillespie.
William Sheare
Paisley — T. Campbell a
ROSS-SHIRE.
Dingwall — Alex. Stewart
Tain — W. C. M'Pherson, James Gunn
Bonar Bridge — Charles Fraser
ROXBURGHSHIRE.
Hawick — Andrew Oliver a
STIRLINGSHIRE.
Falkirk — Archibald Stark, David Black, Wil-
liam Dickson
Stirling — James Millar, Archd. M'Lea
Denny — W. Muirhead
sctherlandshire.
Dornoch — Philip Mackay
wigtonshire.
Newton- Stew art — Wm. Dill n a
Stranraer — J. M'William n a
WiGTON — Wm. Carson n a
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
And
COUNTY DIEECTORY.
Aberdoue, Lord, New Saughton, Cramond
bridge
Abernethy, James, merchant, Penicuik
Abernethy, JameSj farmer, Howgate, Penicuik
Adam, David, publisher and wholesale book-
seller, Gilmerton bank, Gilmerton
Adams & Beilby, paper makers, Woodhall
mill, by Slateford
Adams, J. spirit dealer, Corstorphine
Adams, John, baker. South street, Dalkeith
Adams, Wm. baker. High street, Dalkeith
Adamson, Rev. Jn. Newton manse, Dalkeith
Adamson, Walter, currier. White's close,
Dalkeith
Adamson, Wm. 174 High street, Portobello
Adamson, Mrs E. innkeeper, Lustonlees,
Dalkeith
Affleck, James, merchant, Penicuik
Affleck, Joseph, farmer, Roseview, Penicuik
Ainslie, Robert Forrest, 46 Regent street,
Portobello
Ainslie, William, farmer. Moat, Roslin
Aird, Thomas, wood merchant, Dowies' Mill,
Cramond bridge
Aitchison, Alex. Grove place, Portobello
Aitchison, Venerable Archdeacon David, Hat-
ton house, Ratho
Aitchison, John "Woodlands, Duddingston,
Portobello
Aitchison, Mrs, Drummore, Musselburgh
Aitchison, Mrs, grocer, Newbattle, Dalkeith
Aitchison, Mrs George, 3 Brighton place,
Portobello
Aitken, Archibald, Resting cottage, Fisherrow
Aitken, Alexander, baker, High st. Fisherrow
Aitken, Jas. baker and victual dealer, 67 High
street, Fisherrow
Aitken, Jn. wright, Davidson's mains. Black-
hall
Aitken, John, wright, Cramond bridge
Aitken, Robert, cooper and grocer, 150 High
street, Fisherrow
Aitken, WilHam, merchant, Tranent
Aitkenhead, R. Lily bank Asylum, Eskside,
Musselburgh
Aikenhead, A. W. clerk, Newton grange,
Dalkeith
Alexander, George, grocer, Broxburn
Alexander, Jas. farmer, Beeslack, Penicuik
Alexander, Joseph, Broxburnhall, Broxburn
Alexander, Rev. Dr Lindsay, Pinkieburn,
Musselburgh
Alexander, Matthew, farmer, Parduvlne,
Dalkeith
Alexander, Robert, farmer, Muirend, Brox-
burn
Alexander, R. teacher, Penicuik
Alexander, Wm. Tranent
Alexander, Wm. salt manufr. Prestonpans
Alison, Thos. & Peter, drapers. High street,
Musselburgh ^
Alison, Dr W. A., Woodville, Colinton '^
Allan, Alexander, wright, 56 Newbiggings,
Musselburgh
Allan, Colin, teacher, Wilkieston, Ratho j
Allan, James, farmer, Clifton, Kirkliston 3
Allan, John, baker, Tranent
Allan, John, farmer, Broomhills, Liberton
Allan, Robert, inspector of poor, Newbattle,
Dalkeith
Allan, William W. farmer, Winchburgh
Allan, Wm. farmer, Winchburgh
Allan, Misses, 26 Brighton place, Portohello
Allen, Rev. W. secretary of the Anti- State
Church Association, 2 Melville street,
Portobello
Allison, T. draper, South street, Dalkeith
Allison, William, smith, Dalkeith
Alston, James, farmer, Friarton, Penicuik
Anderson, Alexander, surgeon, Tranent
Anderson, Alex., tailor and clothier, Penicuik
Anderson, D- grocer, Davidson's mains, Black-
hall
Anderson, D. flesher, Lasswade
Anderson, D. nailer, West wynd, Dalkeith
Anderson, Ebenezer, bookseller, Amos court,
Dalkeith
Anderson, George & Thomas, wrights, Esk-
side, Musselburgh
Anderson, Rev. H. of F. C, Juniper green
Anderson, Jas. 6 High street, Musselburgh
Anderson, Jas. dispensing chemist, 115 High
street, Musselburgh, and 29 Bridge street,
Fisherrow
Anderson, James, grocer, Bonnyrig, Lasswade
Anderson, James, senior, Bridgend, Mlllhill,
Musselburgli
Anderson, James, tinsmith. High street,
Dalkeith
Anderson, Jno. inspector, Dechmont, Uphall
Anderson, Peter, tailor & clothier, 1 04 High
street, Musselburgh
Anderson, Robt. S., W.S. North Clermiston,
Blackball
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Anderson, R. Woodbine, Corstorphine
Anderson, Robert, smith, Juniper green
Anderson, Thomas, superintendent of police,
Council Chambers, Adelphi place, Forto-
bello
Anderson, Wm. Paterson, writer, notary
public, and sheriff-clerk-depute, White hart
street, Dalkeith
Anderson, Rev. William, A.SI. Loanhead
Anderson, Mrs John, grocer, Lasswade
Anderson, Mrs, Colinton cottage
Anderson, Mrs, 7 Towerhil], Portobello
Anderson, Miss Mary, 5 Straiten place, Porto-
beUo
Annandale, Alexander and Son, papermakers,
Polton mill, Lasswade
Arbuckle, William, farmer, Wynsford, Uphall
Archibald, T. farmer, Carrington, Lasswade
Archibald, William, spirit dealer, Cowpits,
Musselburgh
Arthur, William, 31 Tower street, Portobello
Auld, Robert, farmer, Buteland, Balerno
Austen, Miss, 8 Brighton place, Portobello
Baildon, Henry C. Duncliff, Murrayfield
Bailey, Isaac, spirit dealer. High street,
Musselburgh
Bailey, James Lambert, writer and notary
public, accountant Western Bank of Scot-
land, Musselburgh
Bailey, Wm. jun. Baileyfield, Portobello
Baillie, John, Inveresk gardens, Musselburgh
Baillie, Lockhart {Lilmid Revenue), 21 Mill
hin, Musselburgh
Baillie, Mrs George, Bridgend cottage,
Millhill, Musselburgh
Baillie, Mrs James, spirit dealer, 75 High
street, Fisherrow
Baillie, Miss M. High street, Portobello
Bain, Archibald, shoemaker, Milton bridge
Bain, David, postmaster, Gladsmuir, Tranent
Baines, Thos. spirit dealer, High street,
Portobello
Baird, Francis, grocer and spirit merchant,
Prestonpans
Baird, John, grocer, Gilmerton, Liberton
Baird, James, earthenware merchant, 37 High
street, Musselburgh
Baird, Thomas E. advocate, Pembroke lodge,
Murrayfield
Baird, Mrs, Pembroke lodge, Murrayfield
Baird, Miss, Murray lodge, St John street,
Portobello
Baker, John, Man. carpet works, Lasswade
Balfour, And. rector, 121 High street, Mussel-
burgh
Balfour, Andw. Howden, surgeon, 6 Brighton
place, Portobello
Balfour, G. W., M.D. Westfield, Cramond
Balfour, Rev. Lewis, manse, Colinton
Ballantyne, Jas. farmer, Lawhead, Penicuik
Ballantyne, John (B. & Son, seedsmen). High
street, Dalkeith
Ballantyne, Wm. and Son, nursery and seeds-
men. High street, Dalkeith
Balmain, Thomas, corn merchant. Glebe street,
Dalkeith
Balmer, T. schoolmaster, Kirkliston
Banks, Andrew, agent Western Bank of Scot'
land, 4 Tower street, Portobello
Banks, William Smith, Tranent
Baptie, John, Pinkie pans, Musselburgh
Barclay, Lieut. -Col. James, Balerno lodge
Barclay, Rev. Thomas, D.D. Currie manse
Barclay, Thomas, smith, Broxburn
Barrie, William, rector, Gram. Sch. Dalkeith
Barlas, Alex. Rich. 1 Mount pleasant, Joppa
Barron, Mrs C. hotel. High street, Portobello
Bartholomew, John, farmer, Greendykes,
Broxburn
Barrowman, Jn. farmer, Muirhouse, Liberton
Bathgate, John, baker, Cockenzie
Bathgate, Miss, 9 Bridge street, Musselburgh
Bauchope,Thos. land surveyor, Bell's quarry,
Midcalder
Baxter, Jas. farmer, Ratho byres, Ratho
Beatson, D. M. S. 5 Rosefield pi. Portobello
Beatson, Robert, writer, Ferneyhill, Liberton
Beattie, Miss, 150 High street, Portobello
Begg, James, D.D. Alnwick hill, Liberton
Begg, John, flesher, Fisherrow
Begg, M. draper, 86 High st. Musselburgh
Belfrage, Andrew, farmer. King's knowes,
Slateford
Belfrage, George, farmer. North Gyle, Cor-
storphine
Belfrage, H. farmer. House o' Hill, Blackball
Bell, A. china and glass warehouse, 69 & 71
High street, Fisherrow
Bell, James A. Broomieknowe, Lasswade
Bell, Thos. flesher and spirit merchant, 134,
136, and 138 High street, Fisherrow
Bell, Mrs Col. C. H. 6 Brighton cres. Portob.
Bell, Mrs, Rosemount, Easter Duddingston
Bell, ]\Irs, 1 Abercorn place, Portobello
Bennet, Archibald, secretary Bank of Scot-
land, Caroline cottage, Duddingston
Bentley, Miss Margt. 17 Bath st. Portobello
Berrie, Mrs, Berrie's gardens, Dalkeith
Berry, Geo. Rosefield cottage, Portobello
Berwick, Alexander, of Norton, Ratho
Beveridge, Rev. J. G. Inveresk, Musselburgh
Biggar, William, teacher, Coltbridge, Murray-
field
Binnie, Jn. farmer. West Craigs, Corstorphine
Binnie, John, baker, Murrayfield
Binnie, Robert, farmer, Seaton mains, Tranent
Bishop, J. baker, Ratho
Bishop, Mrs, 3 Regent street, Portobello
Bisset, Andrew, wright, S. Vennel, Fisherrow
Black, James, tailor, Kirkliston
Black, Jas. (Inland Revenue), Juniper green
Black, William, saddler and innkeeper, Tranent
Black, Mrs, The Cottage, Musselburgh
Black, Misses, dressmakers, 148 High street,
Fisherrow
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Black, Miss, 4 John street, Portobello
Blackie, James, carpenter, Newbattle, Dal-
keith
Blackie, Robert, flesher, Roslin
Blackwood, Rev. W. S. 8 West Brighton
crescent, Portobello
Blaikie, James, farmer, Howgate, Penicuik
Blair, George, builder, Eskbank, Dalkeith
Blair, Robert, baker, Lasswade
Blake, William, Gordon cottage, Musselburgh
Blyth, Robert, builder, 31 Eskside, Fisherrow
Boag, Rev. George, Uphall
Boag, John, wright, Dechmont, Uphall
Bogle, David, farmer, Fivestanks, Uphall
Bonnar, Mrs, teacher, Corstorphine
Borthwick, James, spirit dealer, Fisherrow
Borthwick, J. {B. Dawson Sf-Co., Edinburgh),
6 James' street, Portobello
Borthwick, John, V.S. Kirkliston
Borthwick, John, baker, 85 High st. Mussel-
burgh
Borthwick, Robert, spirit dealer, Fisherrow
Borthwick, Mrs Jane, grocer, 4-1. High street,
Musselburgh
Boswell, Mrs, 6 Pitt street, Portobello
Bourhill, John, baker, High st. Fisherrow
Bourhill, John N. baker, 79" High street,
Musselburgh
Bourhill, Thomas, baker. High st. Dalkeith
Bourhill, William, cork manufacturer, 8 Bridge
street, Musselburgh
Bourhill, Miss, stationer. High street, Mussel-
burgh
Bower, David, 40 High street, Portobello
Bowes, John, agent E. <S[ G. Bank, Dalkeith
Bowes, ]Miss, grocer, High street, Dalkeith
Bowie, Alex. Gibson (G.P.- O.), 7 Brighton
crescent, Portobello
Bowman, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 10
Regent street, Portobello
Boyd, Thomas E., Carlton lodge, Murray-
field
Boyle, John, LL.B. {St. Mark's, Portobello),
Hamilton lodge, Easter Duddingston
Braid, Mrs Christian, merchant, Livingston,
Midcalder
Braid, James, merchant, Livingston
Brander, George, late of Excise^ Lasswade
Brash, John, blacksmith, Kirkliston
Brash, John, farmer, Burnwynd, Ratho
Brash, Robert, slater, Uphall
Brash, James, Hallyards, Kirkliston
Brass, James, tailor and inspector of poor,
Penicuik
Brebner, Alexander, builder, Rathbone house,
Portobello
Bridges, James, W.S. Bellfield, Musselburgh
Brigstocke, Geo. Aug., wine merchant and
colonial agent, 98 Bath street, Portobello
Brock, John, farmer, Overtoun, Kirkliston
Brockie, Miss, Towermains, Liberton
Brodie, Rev. Wm. C, United Presbyterian
manse, Lasswade
Brooks, James, tailor, 87 High street, Mussel-'i
burgh
Brounlee, Geo. mercht. agent for Caledonian
Insurance Company, Midcalder
Brown, Alexander, grocer, &c. 10 High street,
Portobello
Brown, Alex, smith, Lenney park, Corstor-
phine
Brown, Rev. D., Free Church manse, Roslin
Brown, David, farmer, Seafield, Roslin
Brown, Major David, of Park, Preston lodge,
Corstorphine
Brown, David, W.S. Preston lodge, Corstor.
Brown, George, teacher, Davidson's mains,
Blackball
Brown, Jas. wright, Wadingburn, Lasswade
Brown, James, farmer, Brunstain, Portobello
Brown, James, Eskmills, Penicuik
Brown, James, Broxburn lodge
Brown, James, farmer, Cairnie, Musselburgh
Brown, John George, Pinkie house, Mussel-
burgh
Brown, John, smith, Newbridge, Kirkliston
Brown, John, flesher, Penicuik
Brown, John cowfeeder, Buccleuch park,^
Dalkeith.
Brown, Rev. Joseph, D.D. East United Pres-
byterian manse, Dalkeith
Brown, Joseph, clerk, Porteous place, Dal-
keith
Brown, Peter, slater, Loanhead
Brown, Peter, merchant, Tranent
BrowH, P. farmer, Lawrence law, Penicuik
Brown, Robert, of Frith, Roslin
Brown, Robert, miller. Bird's mill, Broxburn
Brown, R. tailor and clothier, post-ofHce, Ford
Brown, Thomas, architect, Milford, Broxburn.,
Brown, William, wright, Houston, Uphall
Brown, Wm. farmer, Marfield, Penicuik 'I
Brown, William, postmaster, Uphall
Brown, Wm. builder. Sycamore Grove, Mus-
selburgh
Brown, W. H. of Ashley, Ratho
Brown, Mrs George, sen. Slateford
Brownlee, Caroline, inn, Uphall
Brownlee, George, auctioneer and appraiser,
Midcalder
Brownlee, Geo. jun. land surveyor, Midcalder
Brownlee, Wm. farmer, Gowanhill, Balerno
Brownlee, INLrs, private lunatic asylum., New-
bigging, Musselburgh
Bruce, Henry, paper manufacturer, Kenleith,
Currie
Bruce, Arch, of Bankton, Midcalder
Brunton, Andrew, builder, Lasswade
Brunton, James, farmer, Ancrawlaw, Penicuik
Brunton, Miss, Liberton bank, Liberton
Bryce, A. overseer, Southside bank, Portobello |
Bryce, John, coal and paving stone merchantj
Ratho
Bryce, James, shoemaker, Currie
Brydon, J. joiner, Penicuik
Bryson, John, clock & watch maker, Dalkeith
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Buccleuch, His Grace the Duke of, & Queens-
bery, Dalkeith house
Buchan & Co. distillers, Kirkliston
Buchan, the Earl of, Ammondell, Broxburn
Buchan, Aw. farmer, East houses, Dalkeith
Buchanan, A. grocer, Murrayfield
Buchanan, John, John street, Portobe llo
Burn, Mrs, Rose Mount, Musselburgh
Burns, Alison, grocer, 1 Wellington place,
Musselburgh
Euros, Rev. Dr, Free Ch. Estherville,' Cor-
storphine
Burns, George, shoemaker, High street, Mus-
selburgh
Burns, Rev. Jas. C, Free Church, Kirkliston
Burnet, Mrs, farmer, Lauriston farm. Blackball
Burnet, Miss, of Barns, Dalkeith
Burton, Edward, engraver, Colinton
Burton, John, farmer, Rosewell mains. Lass-
wade
Burton, John, innkeeper, AVinchburgh
Burton, William, wright, Colinton
Burton, Miss, Liberton bank, Liberton
Cadell, H. F. merchant, Cockenzie house,
Prestonpans
Cadell, Alexander, Peggy's mill, Cramond
Cadell, Henry, manager Dalkeith Colliery,
Thorny bank, Dalkeith
Cadell, William, Sons, & Co. iron and steel
manufacturers and papermakers, Cramond
Cadell, William, Almond bank, Cramond
Caird, William, 148 High street, Fisherrow
Cairncross, James ( W. Ballantj/ne and Son),
Crofts, Dalkeith
Cairnie, John, shoemaker, Colinton
Cairns, Alex, carrier, 108 High street, Mus-
selburgh
Calder, Charles, Davidson's mains, Blackball
Calder, Henry, wine merchant and grocer,
142 High S(. — ho. 2 James st. Portobello
Calder, John, smith, Broxburn
Callander, Mrs V/. B. Preston hall, Ford
Cameron, Angus, farmer, Curriemuirend,
Slateford
Cameron, Miss Mary, Hillwood cottage, Ratho
Cameron and Co., Springfield paper- works,
Loanhead
Campbell, Adam, gardener, Eskside, Mussel-
burgh
Campbell, Alexander, bootmaker, Lasswade
Campbell, George, gardener, Gordon castle,
Fisherrow
Campbell, James, King's knowes, Slateford
Campbell, William, merchant, Fisherrow
Campbell, Mrs, 3 John street, Portobello
Cargill, Robert, 5 Sandford street, Portobello
Carlisle, George, baker. High st., Fisherrow
Carlisle, James, slater, Ratho
Carlisle, James, grocer, Kirkliston
Carmichael, George, cooper. South st. Dalkeith
Carnegy, Colonel, C.B,, Milbura Tower,
Hermiston
Carrick, F. & A. edge tool manufacturers, 1
New street, Fisherrow
Carse, Edward, painter and glazier, 93 High
street, Musselburgh
Carse, Stewart, house -painter, 8 High street,
Fisherrow
Carse, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Bridge street.
Musselburgh
Carstairs, John, of Springfield, Penicuik
Cathie, James, shoemaker, 9 Wouiler street,
Musselburgh
Cay, Albert, Ratho villa, Ratho
Caesar, Rev. Wm., Tranent
Chalmers, David, & Co. paper manufacturers,
Kate's mill, Slateford
Chalmers, James, postmaster, Hermiston
Chalmers, Mrs, Bellfield, Portobello
Chalmers, Mrs, Windsor Terrace, Portobello
Chamberlain, Henry, choir-master, St Mary's,
Dalmahoy
Chambers, Mrs, The Cottage, Fisherrow
Chaplain, Mrs, grocer, Herkes loan, Musselb.
Chapman, Thos. gas manager, Midcalder
Chapman, Mrs Christian, Broom house, Cor-
storphine
Charles, George, smith. High street, Mussel-
burgh
Charles, James, Grovend, Lasswade
Charles, James, shoemaker, 87 High street,
Musselburgh
Charles, John, shoemaker, Tranent
Charles, William, Charlesville, Links, Mus-
selburgh
Charters, Robert, assistant commissary gene-
ral, 3 Rosefield place, Portobello
Cheape, Douglas, Calder hall, Midcalder
Cheyne, Mrs, spirit dlr. Bridge end, Dalkeith
Chisholm, Alex. 67 High street, Portobello
Chisholm, John, tobacco manufacturer,
South street, Dalkeith
Chisholm, M.s Captain, 4 Rosefield place,
Portobello
Chisholm, Mrs Isabella, 21 Wellington street,
Portebello
Christie, Alexander, Juniper green
Christie, Jas. {Inland Revenue) , Juniper green
Christie, Robert, manager of the Scottisii
Equitable Life Assurance, Juniper green
Christie, Miss, 131 High street, Fisherrow.
Christison, George, clerk. Fowler s brcioeri),
Prestonpans
Church, Dun. Macdonald, farmer, Dalhousie,
Dalkeith
Clapperton, Jas. farmer, Maybank, Penicuik
Clark, Adam, tailor, IG Smart's Wynd, Mus-
selburgh
Clark, Al. late of Customs, Joppa, Portobello
Clark, James, smith, Herkes loan, Fisherrow
Clark, James, clerk, Davidson's mains
Clark, Robt. horse-dealer, New st. Fisherrow
Clark, Robert, Jlilton cottage, Glencorse
Clark, Wm. horse-dealer. High st. Fisherrow
Clark, Miss, 62 Fisherrow
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Cleghorn, David, draper, High st. Dalkeith
Clephane, Mrs, Acorn lodge, Inveresk, Mus-
selburgh
Clerk, Abr. farmer, Gray brae, Penicuik
Clerk, Sir Geo., Bart., Penicuik house
Clerk, Samuel, South bush, Musselburgh
Cochrane, Henry, farmer, Broxburn park,
Broxburn
Cochrane, John, farmer, Roslin
Cochrane, Matthew, farmer, Slateford
Cochrane, Wm. farmer, New Milton, Roslin
Cochrane, IMrs, farmer, Polton, Lasswade
Cochrane, Miss, 18 Bridge st. Musselburgh
Cockburn, Alex, draper, High street, Dalkeith
Cockburn, Thos. baker, High st. Dalkeith
Cockburn, Thos. grocer and spirit dealer.
Port Seaton, Prestonpans
Cockburn, Mrs, Bonaly, Colinton
Collier, Thomas Janson, painter & glazier,
20 Millhill, Musselburgh
Colt, John Hamilton, of Gartsherrie, Inveresk
house, Musselburgh
Colvin, Rev. Walter L. manse, Cramond
Commercial Bank of Scotland, office, Bridge
street, Musselburgh
Condie, Mrs, 91 High street, Portobello
Cook, John, Juniper green
Cook, John, spirit dealer, Corstorphine
Cooper, Mrs, grocer, Broxburn
Corbett, Thomas, Esk bank, Dalkeith
Cossar, Mrs Janet, inn, Dalkeith
Council Chambers, Commissioners & Police
ofBces, Adelphi place, Portobello
Court, Rev. Robert, Pathhead, Ford
Coventry, Hon. Henry, Newhailes, Mussel-
burgh
Cowan, Alex. & Sons, papermakers, Valley-
field mills, Penicuik
Cowan, Charles, M.P. Valleyfield, Penicuik
Cowan, Charles, flesher, 92 High street, Mus-
selburgh
Cowan, Charles, surgeon, Pathhead, Ford
Cowan, Hugh, agricultural implement maker,
Corstorphine
Cowan, John, Valleyfield, Penicuik
Cowan, Wm. farmer, Bryans, Dalkeith
Cowan, Mrs J. West mill, lilusselburgh
Cowie, Alexander, flesher, Midcalder
Cox, J. & G. tanners and glue manufacturers,
Grorgie mills, Slateford
Craig, David, baker, Ormiston
Craig, David & Co. papermakers, Portobello
mill
Craig, David, snuff and spice miller. Bog's
mill,' Slateford
Craig, David, papermaker, Newbattle, Dal-
keith
Craig, James {Craig and Rose), Tor, Murray-
field
Craig, John, saddler, Dalkeith
Craig, James, surgeon, Ludgate lodge, Ratho
Craig, Robert M. & Co. flaxspinners, Pres-
tonholm, Lasswade
Craig, Robert & Co. paper manufacturers,
Newbattle mills
Craig, Sir W. Gibson, Bart., of Riccarton,
Hermiston
Craig, the Misses Gibson, Hermiston house,
Corstorphine
Craigie, James Gilespie, Cramond bridge
Craigie, John, painter, 8 Tower street, Por-
tobello
Cran, John, 6 Market street, Musselburgh
Cranston, James, victual dealer, Greenend,
Liberton
Crawford, Rev. John, Crichton manse. Ford
Crawford, John, saddler, Broxburn
Cream, Miss, grocer. High street, Dalkeith
Crichton, James, gardener. Back st. Dalkeith
Crichton, Thomas, Spriugbank, Lasswade
Croall, John, Southfield, Liberton
Croll, Francis and Son, manufacturers, 117
High street, Fisherrow
Cruickshank, Miss, Post-oflBce, Midcalder
Cuming, Hon. Mrs Leslie, Springfield,
Lasswade, and 44 Queen street, Edinburgh
Cumming, Thomas, wright, High street,
Dalkeith
Cunningham, Alex, contractor, Juniper green
Cunningham, A. Davidson's mains. Blackball
Cunningham, Alex. G. farmer, Rosebk. Currie
Cunningham, Andrew A. smith, Slateford
Cunningham, George, surgeon, Ormiston
Cunningham, John, coal master, Broxburn
Cunningham, Thos. farmer, Kirkettle, Roslin
Cunningham, Thomas, farmer, Lookaboutye,
Broxburn
Cunningham, Thomas, M.D. Currie
Cunningham, Thos. farmer. Wester Kenleith
Currie, Rev. A. Duntarvie castle, Winchburgh
Currie, William, farmer, E. Bavelaw, Balerno
Currie, .In. plumber, 100 High st. Fisherrow
Currie, Wm. baker and grocer, 14 High street,
Fisherrow
Currie, Mjs, grocer, Corstorphine
Currie, IVIrs, grocer, 26 Market st. Musselb.
Cuthbert, Mrs Eliz. coach proprietor. Wood-
bine cottage, Lasswade
Curtis, Miss, 10 W. Brighton crest. Portobello
Cuthbertson, Ard. farmer, Greendykes, Trant.
Dalgleish, Francis, agent, Inveresk railway
station, Musselburgh
Dalgleish, R. R. manufacturer, Tranent
Dalhousie, The Most Noble the Marquis of,
Dalhousie castle, Lasswade
Dalrymple, Miss, Dalrymple loan, Musselb.
Darge, David, smith, Broxburn
Darling, James, commercial coffee-house, High
street west, Dalkeith ,
Davidson, Geo. farmer. Dean park, Balerno {
Davidson, James, teacher, Binny, Uphall
Davidson, John, grocer and wine merchant,
102 High St. Portobello
Davidson, John, slater. Tabernacle close,
Dalkeith
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Davidson, Jos. farmer, Kingslaw, Tranent
Davidson, Williano, ironmonger, Dalkeitli
Davidson, Mrs, Midcalder
Davidson, Miss, 44 Regent street, Portobello
Davie, George, sheriff officer, Tranent
Davie, John, Ship inn, Prestonpans
Davie, William, millmaster, Colinton
Dawson, Andrew and Co. curriers, Dalkeith
Dawson, Eb. currier. High st. west, Dalkeith
Dawson, Jas. brushmaker, High st. Dalkeith
Dawson, J. & J. brush manufactrs. Dalkeith
Deans, Rev. George, Groye house, Portobello
De Maria, Mrs, G John street, Portobello
Denholm, Andrew, wright, Currie
Denholm, Dav. farmer, Cauldcoats, Liberton
Denholm, Thomas, farmer, Roads, Penicuik
De Quincey, Miss, Mavis bush cott. Lasswade
Derrick, J. spirit dealer, 1 Market street,
Fisherrow
Dewar, James, of Vogrie, Ford
Dewar, Mrs Agnes, gi-eengrocer, Fisherrow
Dick, Allan, grocer, Slateford
Dick, John, M.D. Broombank, Midcalder
Dick, Thomas, wright, Uphall
Dick, Miss M. Newton grange school, Dal-
keith
Dickie, George R. hairdresser & perfumer, 132
High street, Portobello
Dickson, Alex, farmer, Wheatlands, Kirkliston
Dickson, Andrew, shoemaker, 166 High
street, Portobello
Dickson, D. J. wood merchant, Fisherrow —
house, Mount Charles, Portobello
Dickson, J. & R. Leadburn inn, Penicuick
Dickson, James, 12 Joppa
Dickson, Jn. farmer, Saughton mains, Slateford
Dickson, John, dairy. Kirk's place, Portob.
Dickson, Peter, wright and undertaker, 180
High street, Portobello
Dickson, Stair, candlemaker. New road, Dal-
keith
Dickson, Thos. B. merchant, Tranent
Dickson, ]SIrs Helen, spirit dealer, 30 High
street, Musselburgh
Dickson, Miss, Mount Charles, Portobello
Dinning, John, Mavis bush, Lasswade
Dixon, James, Three-mile house, Corstorph.
Dobbie, John, farmer, Campend, Dalkeith
Dobbie, Rev. William, Musselburgh
Dodd, Mrs Eliz. of Wardrew, Clermiston ho.
Corstorphine
Dcdds, John, factor to the Earl of Stair, Cran-
ston cottage, Dalkeith
Dodds, Peter, gardener, 103 Union place,
Portobello
Dods, John, district constable, Slateford
Dods, Richard, cabinetmaker, Dalkeith
Dods, Thomas, auctioneer, Dalkeith
Doherty, George, quarrier, Musselburgh
Doig, William, hairdresser, 50 High street,
Portobello
Donaldson, Andrew, builder, Bonnyrigg,
Lasswade
Donaldson, John, advocate, professor in the
University, March field. Blackball
Donaldson, John, baker, Penicuik
Donaldson, Mrs H. II Wellington st. Porto-
bello
Douglas, Andrew, 2 West Brighton crescent,
Portobello
Douglas, Abr. corn merchant, Dalkeith
Douglas, Bentlan, farmer, Cairntows
Douglas, David, farmer, Dechmont, Uphall
Douglas, J. gardener, Thornycrook, Dalkeith
Douglas, Wm. house factor, auctioneer, and
carpenter, 158 High street, Portobello
Douglas, Wm. Annfield inn, Dalkeith
Douglas, Miss, 3 Brighton crescent, Portobello
Dow, Adam, spirit dealer. Church st. Tranent
Dow, Lawrence S. comm. traveller, Cramond
Dowie, Wm. corn merchant, Kirkliston
Downie, Hay, saddler, Corstorphine
Downie, James, cattle dealer. High street,
Fisherrow
Downie, Ann, spirit dealer. Juniper green
Drew, ]Mi-s, 152 High street, Portobello
Drummond, Sir J. W., Bart., Hawthornden,
Lasswade
Drummond, Rbt. chimney sweeper, Mussel.
Drummond, Miss E. 3 John st. Portobello
Drysdale, J. & W. fleshers, Uphall
Drysdale, Joseph, merchant, Prestonpans
Drysdale, Miss M. bookseller, stationer, and
librarian, 74 High street, Portobello
Duddingston, Miss, 13 Brighton pi. Portob.
Dudgeon, David, flesher, 110 High street,
Portobello
Dudgeon, George, flesher. High street, Mus-
selburgh
Dudgeon, Geo. farmer, Humbie, Kirkliston
Dudgeon, Jn. farmer. Almond hill, Kirkliston
Dudgeon, John, flesher, 97 High street, Mus-
selburgh
Dudgeon, Robert, farmer, Humbie, Kirkliston
Dudgeon, Robt. Trinity house, Fisherrow
Duff, Capt. 16 Wellington street, Portobello
Duff, Geo. mason, Davidson's mains
Duffus, Robert, and Co. chemists and drug-
gists, 90 High street, Portobello
Dumbreck, John, W.S. & N.P., Back street,
Dalkeith— house, Woodbank
Dunfermline, Rt. Hon. Lord, Colinton house
Duncan, Rev. David, Howgate, Penicuik
Duncan, David Scott, farmer, Monkton house,
Musselburgh
Duncan, George, joiner, Rosebank cottage,
Murrayfield
Duncan, John, of Burnhead, Liberton
Duncan, J. farmer, Glendevon, Winchburgh
Duncan, John {Inland Revenue), Joppa
Duncan, Wm. supervisor, Millhill, Musselb.
Duncan, William, builder, Uphall
Duncan, Mrs, 2 Murrayfield
Duncan, Miss, seminary, Rosebank, Musselb.
Dunlop, David, parish school, Newbattle,
Dalkeith
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COUNTY DIEECTORY,
For
Dunlop, Thomas, saddler, 53 High street,
Musselburgh
Dunlop, Wra. Redheughs, Corstorphine
Dunlop, ]\Iiss, Gogar mount, Ratho
Dunn, Adam, jMains, Tranent
Dunn, James, baker, Corstorphine
Dunn, Thomas, farmer, Burdiehouse mains,
Liberton
Dunsmure, John, Pittoille, Portobello
Durham, James & Sons, papermakers, Ealerno
mills, Currie
Dyer, James, tailor, High street, Dalkeith
Edie, a. Hawthorn cot.Boanyrig, Lasswade
Easton, David, sheep-skin mat manufacturer,
19 Eskside, Musselburgh
Easton, J. skinner, Musselburgh
Eckford, John, spirit dealer, Eskside, Mus-
selburgh
Edmond, John, joiner, Longniddry
Edgely, Robert, farmer, Gilmerlon, Liberton
Edgely, Thos. farmer, Gilmerton, Liberton
Edwards, John, gardner, Lauriston castle
Elder, James, farmer, Wbitehiil mains, Mus-
selburgh
Elder, John, farmer, Roddinglaw, Ratho
Elder, Thos. farmer, Lennie mains, Cramond
bridge
Eliot, Vrm. teacher, Colinton
Elliot, Rev. Andrew, United Presbyterian
Church, Cranston, Ford
Elliot, R. & J. drapers, High street, Dalkeith
Elliot, Mrs, fruiterer, High street, Portobello
Elliott, John, coal and iron merchant. West
Bush, Fisherrow
Ellis, Wm. Mitchell, Parkhouse, Portobello
Ellison, James, M.D. Penicuik
Elphinstone, Colonel Buller, Carberry Tower,
Musselburgh
Emlay, James, saddler, High st. Fisherrow
Emslie, John, joiner, Broxburn
Erskine, Wm. smith. Dechmont, Uphall
Ewart, John, joiner, Penicuik
Ewart, Robt. wright, Adelphi pi. Portobello
Ewing, John Orr, Piatho house, Ratho
Fairbairn, Andrew, grocer, 36 High street,
Portobello
Fairbairn, Roht. 25 Tower st. Portobello
Fairbairn, Miss, dressmaker 25 Tower street,
Portobello
Fairley, James, 36 Joppa
Fairley, Robt. ironmonger and grocer. Path-
head, Ford
Fairlie, Rev. A\'^alter, Fernie Bank, Liberton
Falconer, A. sheriff officer. High st. Porto-
bello
Falconer, George, Fox hall, Kirkliston
Falconer, John, surgeon, Loanhead
Falconer, John, vintner, Bridgend. Dalkeith
Falconer, Richard, china shop. West High
street, Dalkeith
Falconer, Janet, dressmaker, Cramond
Falkner, And. sen. 17 Regent st. Portobello
Falkner, Jas. P., S.S.C. 8 Bankhouse, Fair-
field cottage, Portobello
Farquharson, Miss, wright, &c. 13 Bridee
street, iMusselburgh
Farrie, Thomas & Piobert, brick and tile
manufacturers, Levenhall, Jiucselburgh
Fearns, Geo. tea, wine, and spirit merchant,
70 High street, Musselburgh
Fergus, Alex, farmer, Craigo'er, Liberton
Ferguson, Bruce, Inland Revenue, Juniper:
green
Ferguson, Daniel, paper maker. Mossy mili,
Colinton
Ferguson, Finlay, teacher, E. Duddingston
Ferguson, John, grocer. High st. Musselb.
Fergusson, Wm. victualler, Dalkeith
Fergusson, Miss, Catharine lodge, Inveresk
Ferrier, Geo. provision merchant, High street,
Dalkeith
Field, Commander A. G., R.X. Redcoll ho.
Longniddrie, Pxestonpans
Field, John Henry, carpet designer, Brunton
cottage, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Finlay, James, joiner, Tranent
Finlay, Misses, 12 J^Iarket Street, Fisherrovv-
Finlayson, And. mercht. Kirkhijl, Penicuik
Finnic, Archibald, Kinleith cottage, Currie
Finnic, John, farmer, Swanston
Fisher, ]\Irs 2»Iary, grocer, Currie
Fleming, Geo. L. seedsman, Blinkbonny ho.
Fisherrow
Fleming, Robert, 58 High street, Fisherrow
Fleming, Rev. Thos. Gilmerton, Liberton
Fleming, Wm. snuff-miller. Upper Spylaw,
Slateford
Fleming, Wiiham, 2 James' street, Portobello
Fletcher, Alex, farmer, Carringtou barns,
Lasswade
Fletcher, Andrew, of Salton, Tranent
Flint, Alexander, farmer, South Melville.
Lasswade
Flint, David, farmer, Drylaw^ Blackball
Forbes, Chas. canvas manuf. Musselburgh
Forbes, George, wright. Blackball
Ford, James, farmer, Stankards, Uphaii
Ford, John, Ferneyside lodge, Liberton
Ford, Wm. farmer, Craigmillar, Liberton
For man, Thomas S. teacher. Burgh school,
Fisherrow
Forrest, Sir James, Bt. of Corniston, Colinton
Forrest, R. china merchant, Hi2;h street.
Dalkeitli
Forrest, WiUiam, grocer, Kirkliston
Forrest, Mrs J. Harrow inn, Dalkeith
Forrester, Alex, florist and seedsman, P.atho
Forrester. James, baker and grocer, ill High
street, Musselburgh
Forrester, Miss, Stoneyhill ho. Musselburgh
Forrester, Mrs, merchant. Juniper green
Forster, Jonathan, manager, pottery, West
Vennel, Newbigging
Forsyth, E. baths, Ealh street, Portobello
For
COUNTY DIEECTOEY.
Gra
133
Forsyth, John, postmaster and baker, Tranent
Forsytb, John, baker, &c. 104 High street,
Portobello
Forsyth, William, flesher, Dalkeith
Fortune, Andrew, farmer, Craigcrook farm.
Blackball
Fortune, James ( Western Bank, Edinbuivjh),
Rosefield avenue, Portobello
Fortune, James, Juniper cottage, Juniper
green
Fortune, Jn. farmer, Turn ho. Cramond br.
Fowler, Gilbert, gardener, Pentland, Loanhead
Fowler, Rev. James Charles, manse, Ratho
Fowler, John, brewer, Prestonpans
Fowler, Wm. C, M.D. Corstorphine house
Fox, Michael, farmer, Glencorse mains,
Penicuik
Fraser, Charles, Humbie quarry, Kirkliston
Fraser, Hugh, teacher, Tranent
Fraser, Jas. spirit dealer, Bilston, Loanhead
Fraser, IM. boot and shoe maker, South street,
Dalkeith
Fraser, Captain Thomas, R.N. 19 Brighton
place, Portobello
Fraser, William, Roman cement manfacturer,
Broxburn
Fraser, Miss H. 19 Brighton st. Portobello
Fraser, jMiss, dressmaker, 92 High street,
Portobello
Fraser, Miss, 6 Robertson's court, Portobello
Frier and Pettie, general merchants, Currie
Frier, James, postmaster, Slateford
Frier, Mat. farmer, Miltown mill, Fenicuick
Frier, Miss, 15 Regent street, Portobello
Fulton, Adam, tailor, 188 High st. Portobello
Fyvie, Jil'ss Ann, 89 High street, Portobello
Gairdnek, Mrs, 79 High street, JMusselburgh
Gallie, James, tailor. South Vennel, Fisherrow
Galloway, Mrs, midwife, 25 High street,
Fisherrow
Gardiner, John, Cockburn, Balerno
■Gardner, George, farmer, Carrington barns
Gardner, James, farmer, East Langton, Mid-
calder
Gardner, Rev. John, Livingston, Uphall
Gardner, Miss A. infant school teacher, New-
ton grange, Dalkeith
Ga.rnock, John, merchant, Penicuik
iGavin, Peter & Son, canvas manufacturers,
Musselburgh
Gay, John, flesher, 40 High street, Fisherrow
•Gay, Mrs, 83 High st. Musselburgh
■Gibb, George, teacher, Slateford
Gibson, Alex, farmer, Overgogar, Hermiston
Gibson, Geo. Cousland lime works, Dalkeith
Gibson, John, fish-curer. New st. Fisherrow
Gibson, John L. draper, Penicuik
Gibson, John, mining engineer, manager New-
battle Coal, Lime, and Tile Works, Dal-
keith
Gibson, P. builder, Gracemount, Liberton
Gibson, Rt. joiner, Mill hill, Musselburgh
Gibson, Robert, cabinetmaker, 73 High street,
Musselburgh
Gibson, Thomas, agent N. B. Railway sta-
tion, Dalkeith — house, Eskbank
Gibson, Wm. tailor, Carrington, Lasswade
Gillespie, Alex, mill-master, Redhall mill,
Slateford
Gillespie, A. spirit dealer, 127 High st. Mussel.
Gillespie, John, smith, Corstorphine
Gillespie, Thomas, farmer, Hillend, Uphall
Gillies, .James, hat manuf. Musselburgh
Gillies, Miss Barbara, Eskside, Musselburgh
Gilmour, David, postmaster. Blackball
Gilmour, William, shoemaker, High street,
Dalkeith
Gilruth, John, Craighall house, Musselburgh
Girdwood, David, labourer, Colinton
Girdwood, John, farmer, Torphin, Colinton
Girdwood, Rev. Thomas, Bridge-end manse,
Penicuik
Glass, Rev. John R. Musselburgh
Glen, David, inn, Uphall
Glen, .T. and E. farmers, Bangour, Uphall '.
Glendinning, George, Hatton mains, Ratho
Glendinning, Peter, factor, Dalmeny Park
Glover, James, postmaster, Loanhead
Glover, John, grocer and spirit mer. Roslin
Godby, F. (G.F.-O.), Spylaw bank, Slateford
Goddard, Mrs M., Buck's head inn, Dalkeith
Godley, Wm. haircutter, Lasswade
Goldie, John, postmaster, High st. Dalkeith
Goldie, Robert, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Goldie, Misses Isabella and Margaret, sta-
tioners. High street, Dalkeith
Goldsworth, Wm. surv. of roads, Midcalder
Goodfellow, Robert, land-steward, Inch cot-
tage, Liberton
Goodsir, David, grocer, Newbigging, Mussel-
burgh
Gordon, Adam, superintendent of police aod
public works, Musselburgh
Gordon, James, bookseller, 15 Bridge street,
jMusselburgh
Gordon, John, Loanhead, Kirkliston
Gordon, Maxwell, 3 John street, Portobello
Gordon, Rev. Thomas, Newbattle manse,
Dalkeith
Gordon, Mrs Lieut. High street, Fisherrow
Gorrie, William, factor for Prestonhall, Rose-
mains, by Ford
Gouchat, Charles, Uphall
Gourlay, James, schoolmaster, Ratho
Gourlay, John, Golf house, Musselburgh
Gourlay, Jn. oyster and fish dealer, Cockenzie
Gourlay, Robert, tailor. High st. Musselburgh
Gow, James, farmer, Dryden mains, Roslin
Gow, John, oyster merchant, Cockenzie
Gowan, Rev. Anthony, Eskside cot. Dalkeith.
Gowans, James, builder and taxman, Redhall,
Slateford
Gowins, James, farmer, Carlaverock, Tranent
Grahame, Barron, of Morphie, Ravelrig house,
Balerno
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COUNTY DIKECTORY.
Hay
Graham, Charles W., M.D. surgeon, Dalkeith
Graham, F. 13 Rosefield avenue, Portobello
Graham, Henry C, W.S., Louisville, Mussel-
burgh
Graham, Humphrey, Belstane, Kirknewton
Graham, J- grocer. Juniper green
Graham, John, flesher, Gilmerton
Graham, Robert, grocer, Milton bridge
Graham, S. farmer, Ravensnook, Penicuik
Graham, Mrs, 21 Brighton place, Portobello
Graham, Miss, of Fintry, Halkerston lodge,
Inveresk, Musselburgh
Grainger, Archibald, farmer, Stewartfield,
Broxburn
Grainger, Mrs, of Craig Park, Ratho
Grant, Yiohext {Railway Station), Kirknewton
Gray and Chisholm, tobacco manufacturers.
South street, Dalkeith
Gray, Alexander, Knightbridge, Uphall
Gray, Alex. Monktonhall house, IMusselburgh
Gray, Alex, baker. High street, Dalkeith
Gray, Andrew, millmaster, Dalkeith mills
Gray, Begbie, gardener. Wisp, Liberton
Gray, Benjamin, mason, Carrington
Gray, Geo. agent for Commercial Bank and
Scottish Union Insurance Company, High
street, Dalkeith
Gray, James, foreman Kate's mill, Slateford
Gray, James, accountant, Commercial Bank,
Dalkeith
Gray, Js. coal merchant, 8 Regent st. Porto-
bello
Gray, Jas. coach-hirer, 134 High st. Portob.
Gray, Jas. farmer, Braehead mains, Cramond
bridge
Gray, John and Son, merchants, High street,
Dalkeith
Gray, Jn. corn merch. Parkend, Dalkeith
Gray, John, Elgin Haugh mills, Dalkeith
Gray, Patrick, farmer, Broadyets, Uphall
Gray, Thos. victual dealer, 154 High street,
Portobello
Gray, Thomas, postmaster, Salton
Gray, Wm. farmer, Southfield, Duddingston
Gray, Wm. watchmaker, Midcalder
Gray, Wm. miller, Uphall
Gray, Wm. wine merch. 120 High street, Por-
tobello
Gray, Mrs Robert, 6 Brighton pi. Portobello
Gray, Mrs Catharine, innkeeper, Midcalder
Gray, IMiss A. glass and china dealer. High
street, Dalkeith
Greenfield, William, merchant, Winchburgh
Greer, Wm. Edinburgh and Dalkeith carrier
Greig, John, coalmaster, Broxburn
Greig, Thos. grocer. Old Craighall, Musselb.
Greig, William, shoemaker, Corstorphine
Greig, Mrs, Drylaw house, by Blackball
Grieve, John, salt manufr. Joppa salt-works
Grieve, John, Preston collieries, & Bank
park fire-clay works, Prestonpans
Grieve, John, smith and ironmonger, 2 Bridge
street, Musselburgh
Grieve, John, grocer, &c. Longniddry
Grieve, Robert, gown-keeper, Kaimes cottage,
Liberton
Grieve, Mrs, 29 Brighton place, Portobello
Grieve, Miss, West mills, Musselburgh
Grindlay, Miss, Seabank cottage, Portobello
Grosser, Philip, manager, Bankmill, Balerno
Groundwater, Peter, supervisor, Penicuik
Grubb, William, Eldin, Lasswade
GuUand, John, farmer, Monktonhall
Guthrie, George, grocer, &c. 16 Joppa
Hadden, Wm. baker, Longniddry
Haig, William, baker, Slateford
Haig, David, plumber, gasfitter, &c. 71 and i
93 High street, Portobello
Hall, John Hamilton, Capt. E.I.C.S. 44 Re-
gent street, Portobello
Hall, Mrs Thos. grocer, &c. Smart's wynd,
Musselburgh
Hamilton, Jas. farmer, Ingliston, Kirkliston
Hamilton, James, 11 Pitt street, Portobello
Hamilton, John, surgeon, Roslin
Hamilton, Robt. contractor, Kirknewton
Hamilton, R.W. Broompark, by Granton pier
Hamilton, T. Overton tile- works, Kirknewton
Hamilton, Wm. flesher, Balerno
Hamilton, WiUiam, teacher, Tranent
Hamilton, Mrs General, Innerwick lodge,
Murrayfield
Hamilton, Mrs, gardener. Back st. Dalkeith
Hamilton, Miss Jane, 6 Rosefield pi. Porto-
bello
Handas^de, Thos. nursery, seedsman, and
florist, 109 High st. Fisherrow, Glen nur-
series— ho. Glen cottage, Musselburgh
Handayside, Gilbert, 23 Tower street, Por-
tobello
Handyside, G. shoe warehouse, 55 High st.
Musselburgh
Handyside, Misses, Greenhall, Musselburgh
Hankey, Capt. of Middleton hall, Uphall
Hardie, David, tailor, Dalkeith
Harper, John, tailor, Currie
Harper, Robert, farmer, Edmonston mains,
Liberton
Harper, Robt. farmer, Longthorne, Dalkeith
Harper, Mrs J. innkeeper, Corstorphine
Harvey, Wm. gardener, Coltbridge, Murray-
field
Hastie, W. saddler, Uphall
Hastie, IMrs, Eskbank, Dalkeith
Haston, Jas. smith, Sunnyside, Kirknewton
Hay, Merricks, & Co. gunpowder mills,
Roslin
Hay, James, 48 Market street, Fisherrow
Hay, John, Back street Cottage, Dalkeith
Hay, J. surveyor, West Vennel, Musselburgh
Hay, George Chas. M.D., Campie, Musselb.
Hay, J. and R. potters, Rosebank, Portobello
Hay, Thos. corn merch. High st. Fisherrow
Hay, Mrs, 32 Market street, Musselburgh
Hay, Miss, Mill hill, Musselburgh
Heg
COUNTY DIEECTORY.
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335
Heggie, J. wright, Dechmont, Uphall
Henderson and Widnell, carpet manufactu-
rers, Lasswade
Henderson, Alexander, farmer, Longniddry
Henderson, A. & W. carriers, Balerno
Henderson, Andrew, wright, Corstorphine
Henderson, H. carpet manuf, Lasswade
Henderson, Jas. farmer, Auchincorth, Penicuik
Henderson, James, Wright's mill. Juniper
green
Henderson, Jas. Lee, agent. National Bank,
and Northern Assurance Co. Dalkeith
Henderson, James {late of Excise), Spyfield,
Slateford
Henderson, John, Corstorphine hill house
Henderson, Robert, grocer, Lasswade
Henderson, Thos. farmer, Newton, Musselb.
Henderson, William, mill-master, Slateford
Henderson, Wm. blacksmith , Damhead, Gorgie
Henderson, Mrs Dr, Preston cott. Prestonpans
Henderson, Miss, 24 Willson Park, Porto-
bello
Henderson, Miss, 15 Brighton pi. Portobello
Hepburn, Thomas, blacksmith, 23 High st.
Portobello
Hepburn, Agnes, postmistress, Ratho
Herbert, D. & R. potato dealers, Corstorph.
Herbert, Thos. gardener, Meadow house,
Corstorphine
Herdman, George, farmer, Carberry mains,
Musselburgh t;
Herkis, Alex, limeburner, Longniddry
Heron, James, merchant, &c. Ratho
Herriot, Andw. wright, Duddingston mills
Hewat, A. general mercht. 7 Rosefield avenue
Hewat, Misses, wine merchants and grocers,
78 High street, Portobello
Hewat, Mrs Eliz. Woodside cottage, Lassw.
Hill, Craig, & Co. paper makers, Balerno bank
mill, Balerno
Hill, Alexander, Niddry castle, Winchburgh
Hill, John, farmer, E. Curlourie, Kirkliston
Hill, John, builder, Juniper green
Hill, John, C. E. Larch grove, Balerno
Hill, William, of Hillwood, Ratho
Hill, Wm. surgeon. 111 Union pi. Portobello
Hill, Miss, dressmaker, Dalrymple loan, Mus.
Hislop, Francis, Prestonpans
Hislop, J., F.E.LS. schoolmaster, Midcalder
Hislop, John Fowler, brewer, Prestonpans
Hislop, John, schoolmaster, Kirknewton
Hislop, Robert, jun., Prestonpans
Hislop, Robert, brewer, Prestonpans
Hislop, Thomas, schoolmaster, Broxburn
Hodge, Andrew, merchant, Penicuik
Hog, James M. of Newliston, Kirkliston
Hog, John, grocer, Balerno
Hogarth, Wm. grocer. South st. Dalkeith
Hogg, Alexander, Blindwell cottage, Tranent
Hogg, Thomas, flesher, Tranent
Hogg, William, spirit dealer, Newbigging,
Musselburgh
Home, David, Wellington lodge, Portobello
Home, Rodham, Burn house, Portobello
Hood, Thomas, spirit dealer, 45 High street,
Musselburgh
Hope, Sir Arch. Pinkie house, Musselburgh
Hope, James, Belmont, Murrayfield
Hope, John H. farmer. South Elphiston,
Tranent
Hope, Robert, surveyor for prison assessment,
156 High street, Portobello
Home, Archibald, accountant, Ilazelbank,
Murrayfield
Home, Wm. of Scouthel, advocate, sheriff of
Haddingtonshire, 8 Brighton crescent,
Portobello
Horsburgh, James, veterinary surgeon, High
street, Dalkeith
Horsburgh, John, shoemaker, Carrington,
Lasswade
Horsburgh, Miss, farm.,Newmain8, Kirkliston
Horton, Rev. Wm. L. Wesleyan minister, Dal-
keith,
Hotchkis, Jas. Woodlands, Duddingston
Houston, Geo. vet. surgeon, Preston, Ford
Howden, Charles, watchmaker, Penicuik
Howden, James, farmer, Wintonhill, Tranent
Howden, James, shoemaker, Pathhead, Ford
Howden, T. & Co. drapers, High st. Dalkeith
Hughes, Henry, Kirknewton
Hughes, Miss M. boarding-house, West cres-
cent, Portobello
Hume, Melville, & Stewart, plumbers & gas-
fitters, Brighton place, Portobello
Hume, Thomas, grocer. High st. Fisherrow
Hume, Miss, 90 High street, Fisherrow
Hunter, Alex., W.S., Cameron house, Liberton
Hunter, Alex. Broadlee cottage, Portobello
Hunter, Andrew, merchant, Broxburn
Hunter, David, baker, Kirkliston
Hunter, J. farmer, Newlistonhaugb, Kirkliston
Hunter, Jas. surgeon. Juniper green
Hunter, James, & Sons, grain merchants,
Woodhall mills. Juniper green
Hunter, John, Oxenford mains, Ormiston
Hunter, Jn. mill-master, Woodhall, Juniper gr.
Hunter, John, auditor. Court of Session,
Craigcrook Castle, Blackball
Hunter, Peter, farmer, Whitecraig, Invereek,
Musselburgh
Hunter, Robt. farmer, Amosenden, Penicuik
Hunter, Robert, farmer, Newbattle, Dalkeith
Hunter, Robt. farmer, Dalhousie Cheaters,
Lasswade
Hunter, William, baker, Broxburn
Hunter, Wm. Broomieknowe cottage, Lassw.
Hunter, Mrs, grocer, Roslin
Hutcheson, John, Westbrook, Balerno
Hurry, Robert, gamekeeper, Newbattle, Dal-
keith
Hutchison, Alexander, gardener, Lothian cot-
tage, Dalkeith
Hutchison, Robert, Carlowrie, Kirkliston
Hutchison, Mrs, grocer, Uphall
Hunton, Chas. Excise ofl&cer, Penicuik
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COUNTY DIRECTOEY.
Lai
Hutton, Thomas, inspector of poor, Kirkliston
HuUoii, Wm. tailor & clothier, Corstorphine
Imrie, Rev. James, A.M. Dalrymple loan,
Musselburgh
Inch, John, farmer, Westmains, Liberton
Inch, Robert, farmer, Southhouse, Liberton
Inglis, Alex, gardener, Newbigging, Mussel-
burgh
Inglis, And. shoemaker, Currie
Inglis, Charles Halkett Craigie, of Cramond
Inglis, James, farmer, East Bangour, Uphall
Inglis, John, corn and meal merchant, ilruu-
stain mills, Musselburgh
Inglis, John, of Redhall, Slateford
Tnglip, Robert, provision dealer, High street,
Fisherrow
Inglis, Wm. & Son, cowfeeders and coal mer-
chants, High street, Portobello
Inglis, William, druggist, 89 High street,
Fisherrow
Inglis, William, spirit merchant, Davidson's
mains
Inglis, Mrs, of Redhall, Slateford
Inglis, Miss, fancy shop. High st. Dalkeith
Ingram, Alex. jun. 4. Rosebank sq. Portobello
-Ingram, Geo. Westbank brick and tile works,
Portobello
Ingram, Rev. William, Musselburgh
Innes, Adam, baker, Market st. Fisherrow
Inues, George Mitchell, Ingliston, Ratho
Irvint', David, broker, 33 Newbigging, Mus-
selburgh
(Jack, Gavin, farmer, Dreghorn mains, Colinton
.James, David, baker, Blackball
Jameson, David, M.D. 4 Brighton place,
Portobello
Jameson, Lieut. Thomas, 105 High street,
Musselburgh
Jaoiieson, John, farmer, Straiton, Liberton
Jai'dine, J. spirit dealer. High st. Dalkeith
• JefFeriss, Rob. R., ]M.D. High street, and
Garden house, Dalkeith
Jenkiison, Michael, merchant, Penicuik
Jenkison, M. farmer, Stellknowe, Penicuik
Jenkison, Thomas, Juniper green
Jerdan, David,- bookseller and printer, South
street, Dalkeith
Jervis, Alex, overseer, Malleny mills
Johnston, George, stone merchant, Craigleith
bill. Blackball
Johaston, Rev. Francis, 27 Tower street,
Portobello
Johnston, Lt.- Colonel James, Mount lodge,
Portobello
Johnston, J. hedger, Newbattle, Dalkeith
Johnston, Robert, wright, Slateford
•Johnston, WiUiam, smith, Roslin
Johnston, Sir Wm. of Kirkhill, Gorebridge
Johnston, Mrs, 9 Bath street, Portobello
Johnstone, Alexander, farmer. Wester Hailes,
Slateford
Johnstone, George, baker, Penicuik
Johnstone, J. farmer, Craiglockhart, Slateford
Johnstone, Pricgle, and Son, drapers. High
street, Dalkeith
Johnstone, Wm. farmer, Lawfield, Dalkeith
Johnstone, Miss, Millhill, Musselburgh
Jones, James, boot & shoemaker, Penicuik
Kay, David, mason, Ratho
Kay, William, farmer, Viewbank, Lasswade
Kedslie, Alexander, baker. Juniper green
Kedzlie, George, draper, 114 High street,
Portobello
Keir, P. boatbuilder. West Bush, Fishc-rrow
Keith, James, cabinetmaker, Bonyrigg
Keith, Mrs Wm. Braehead, Cramond bridge
Keith, Lady, of Ravelston — house. Blackball
Kelly, John, dealer in wool waste, rags, &c.
76 High street, Musselburgh
Kemp, David, chemist, 106 High street, Porto-
bello
Kemp, Jas. Parsonage house, Musselburgh
Kemp, John & Co. wine and spirit merchants,
25 High street, Musselburgh
Kemp, Richd. grocer and spirit dealer. High
street, Dalkeith
Kenmore, William F. 10 Pitt st. Portobello
Kennaway, llobt. farmer, Burnhead, Lass-
wade
Kennedy, Alex. (^Inland Revenue), Juniper
green
Kennington, Charles., Lasswade hill
Kerr, Daniel, merchant, Broxburn
Kerr, David, blacksmith, Carrington
Kerr, George, George Inn, Pathhead, Ford
Kerr, Henry, farmer, Leadburn, Penicuik
Kerr, William, wright, builder, and D. P. M.
Greenend, Liberton
Kerr, Miss Jane, grocer, Balerno
Ketchen, Arthur, builder. Hawthorn cottage,
Loanhead
Kidd, Mrs, Lasswade bank, Lasswade
Kilgour, Mrs, High street, JMusselburgh
Killen, James, sen. mole-catcher, Loanhead
Kilpatrick, Robert, farmer, Co;ites, Penicuik
Kinard, James, Newbattle, Dalkeith
King, T. & J., West mills, Colinton
King, Geo. victualler, 26 High st. Fisherrow
King, James, mill-master, Duddingston mills
King, Thomas, Ship inn, Fisherrow
Kinghorn, And. carter, High st. Fisherrow
Kinioch, Geo. R. Kirkton lodge, Murrayfield
Kirkbride, George, commission agent, 17
Eskside, Fisherrow
Kirkwood, James, ironfounder, Tranent
Kirkwood, Wm. currier and leather mercht.
Musselburgh
Kirkwood, William, blacksmith, Duddingston
mills, Portobello
Knox, Alexander, merchant, Prestonpans
Laldlaav, George, gardener, Strawberry bank,
Dalkeith
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Laing, Alexander, farmer, Shawfair, Dalkeilh
Laing, And. wrightj Silverburn, Penicuik
Lain?, David, East villa, James' st. Portobello
Laing, John, farmer, Colinton mains
Laing, John, farmer, Melville grange, Liberton
Laing, Thomas, Priest-mill, Kirkliston
Laing, Mrs, Pioseville, Duddingston
Laing, Miss, Summerside, Dalkeith
Lamb, James, grocer, Ratho
Lamb, James, grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Laii.b, J. slater, glazier, & builder, Gilmertcn
Lamb, Thomas, baker, Penicuik
Lamb, William, slater. Back street, Dalkeith
Lamb, Mrs Mary, slater and glazier, Loanhead
Lament, James, boot and shoe maker, High
street, Dalkeith
Lang, Peter, farmer, Patie's hill, Penicuik
Langhorne, Rev. Thos. sen. Linkfield place,
Musselburgh
Langhorne, Rev. Thomas, M.A. Loretto
house, Musselburgh
Lauder, Alex, gardener, Goshen, Musselburgli
Lauder, John, wine and spirit merchant, 7.^
High street, Portobello
Lauder, P.Irs, Hillwood, Ratho
Laurie, George, surgeon, Musselburgh
Law, John, merchant, Balerno
Law, John, farmer, Holkgate, Broxburn
Law, Robert, farmer. East Mains, Broxburn
Law, William, wright, Eoslin
Law, W. ( W. ^' G. L.) Hermitage, Murrayfield
Lawrence, George, 2 Gro\e place, Portobello
Lawrence, George, nailer, Penicuik
Lawrie, Andrew, merchant, Corstorphine
Lawrie, T. D. Gilmore house, Liberton
Lawrie, John, farmer, Muirpark, Tranent
Lawrie, John, innkeeper. Bell's quarry. Mid-
calder
Lawrie, Wm. salt merchant, 172 High street,
Portobello
Lawrie, William, farmer, Fernieflat, Slateford
Lawrie, William, millmaster, Coitbridge
mills
Lawrie, Mrs T. china merchant, N. wynd,
Dalkeith
Lawrie, Miss, 19 Eskside, Fisherrow
Lawson, Arch, painter and glazier, 119 High
street, Musselburgh
Lawson, Charles, builder, Penicuik
Lawson, H. millmaster. Mill hill, Musselburgh
Lawson, J. farmer, Nettlehill, Uphall
Leadbetter, Jamcs, gardener, Curamingfield,
Loanhead
Learmonth, Rev. Wm. West Calder manse
Lees, Adam, builder, Pathhead, Ford
Lees, Thomas, town clerk, writer and not-
ary public, and agent for Western Ba7ik of
Scotland, Musselburgh
Legat, D. C. merchant, Millhill house, Mussl.
Legat, John and Co. tanners and curriers,
Mill hill, Musselburgh
Legat, J. tanner, Holy Bush house, Musselb
Legat, Robert, Esk park, Musselburgh
Legat, Thomas & D. C. tanners and leather
merchants, Musselburgh
Legat, Thomas, Mill hiil, Musselburgh
Legat, Mrs, Trafalgar lodge, Musselburgh
Leitch, .John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit
merchant, 47 High street, Musselburgh
Leitch, Jn. jun. postmaster, and agent Scottish
Uniun Fire and Life Insurance Co. ,47 High
stree , Musselburgh
Leitch, Miss, straw bonnet maker. Bridge
street, Musselburgh
Leonard, Francis, connnercial traveller, I
Murrayfield
Leslie, James, C. E. Fairnielaw, Colinton
Lessels, John, 34 Eegent street, Portobello
Lewis, Rev. George, Ormiston, Tranent
Lewis, J. And., F.E.l.S. schoolmaster, Liv-
ingstone, Midcalder
Liddel, G. teacher, Ecclesmachan, Uphall
Liddell, George, baker, Ratho
Liddle, Robert, flesher, Tait street, Dalkeith
Lidgate, William, joiner, Pathhead, Ford
Lind, J. shoemaker, Uphall
Lindesay, Miss, 7 Brighton cresc. Portobello
Lindsay, J. corn merchant, Eskbauk grove, by
Dalkeith
Lindsay, Mrs Samuel, Mill hill, Musselburgh
Lindsay, Miss, Hillhead park, Lasswade
Linn, James, baker, Corstorphine
Linn, .James, Newbridge, Kirkliston
Little, Miss, boarding-school, St Ann's mount
Littleton, Miss Emily R. teacher of piano-
forte, 37 Joppa
Livingston, A. & Son, Joppa and Abercorn
brickworks, Portobello — ho. Joppa house
Livingston, David, Pinkie hill, Musselburgh
Livingstone, John(i2. and Z,.), Mansfield ho.
Musselburgh
Livingstone, John, builder, 186 High street,
Portobello
Lizars, W. H. Saughton house, Slateford
Lochtie, Rev. John, A.M. Carrington manse,
Lasswade
Lockhart, Mrs, 4 Sandford st. Portobello
Logan, Jasper, painter, 97 High street,
Portobello
Lorimer, Mary, dairy. High st. Musselburgh
Lothian, JMarchioness of, Newbattie abbey,
Newbattle
Loudon, William, Lieut. R.N. Back hill,
Musselburgh
Lourie, Thomas, china merchant, West wynd,
Dalkeith
Low, J. Royal Oak Tavern^ Dalhousie place,
Portobello
Lowe, George, grocer. High street, Mussel-
burgh
Lowe, William Henry, M.D,, F.R.CP. Bal-
green, Slateford
Lowrie, Rev. Alex. East Calder
Lowrie, James, builder, Westfield place, Dal-
keith
Lowrie, John, builder, Bankhead, Dalkeith
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Lumley, Philip, spirit dealer, Cramond
Lucas, J, physician, White Hart street, Dal-
keith
Lucas, Hugh, joiner, Newbattle, Dalkeith
Lumsden, Mrs Leith, of Auchindoir, Megget-
land house, Slateford
Lumsden, A. G. writer, Bridgend, Liberton
Lyle, Peter and David, booksellers, binders,
stationers, and printers, Dalkeith
Lyon, John, grocer, coach office, Lasswade
Lyon, Wm. tailor, 10 Regent st. Portobello
Mabon, i\Irs Andrew B, 10 Brighton place,
PortobeUo
M'Alpine, Lliss, dressmaker, 12 High street,
IMusselburgh
M'Alpine, John, carpet designer, Wading
burn, Lasswade
]\I'Ara, Mrs Isabella, innkeeper, Cramond
M'Chlery, W, J. dyer. Bridge end, Dalkeith
IM'Cornick, James, agent. Commercial Bank,
Musselburgh
Maconechy, IMiss Agnes, Louisville, Mussel-
burgh
Maconochie, Alex. Meadowbank, Kirknewton
Macdonald, Robert, 1 74 High st. Fisherrow
M'Donald, Alex. New Pentland cottage,
Loanhead
M'Donald, Andrew, schoolmaster, Eosewell,
Lasswade
M'Donald, Geo. inspector of poor, Lasswade
M'Donald, W. bookseller. High st. Dalkeith
M'Donald, Lieut. Alexander, 1 W. Brighton
crescent, Portobello
M'Donald, Capt. Ronald, 2 Sandport street,
Portobello
M'Donald, Rod., wine and spirit merchant,
24 High street, Portobello ;
M'Donald, Mrs G. tobacconist, 98 High st. |
Portobello I
M'Donald, Mrs, 31 Regent street, Portobello
M'Donald, ^liss, Seamue house, Portobello
M'Ewan, Douglas, clubmaker,Links,Musselb.
MacEwan, James, 39 Tower street, Portobello
MacEwan, Peter, slater. High st. Fisherrow
IMacewau, Mrs, Bridge street, Musselburgh
IMacewan, Miss, Rosebank, Portobello
]\I'Farlane, Henry, gardener, 6 Regent street,
Portobello
M'Farlane, J. shoemaker and postmaster,
Colinton
]\Iacfarlane, Rev. Dr, Eskbank, Dalkeith
Macfarlane, Mrs, 5 John street, Portobello
Macgilvery, Mrs J. spirit merchant. New st.
Fisherrow
M'Gill, Alexander, smith, Penicuik
M'Gill, Chas. gardener, Middleton hall, Uphl.
M'Gill, David, smith, Lasswade
M'Gill, Thomas, grocer and smith, Lasswade
Macgregor, Capt. Robert Stuart, Seaside
cottage, Portobello
Macgregor, Mrs Colonel Jlalcolm, 7 John
street, Portobello
M'Gregor, Alex, watchmaker. Bonny rig
M'Gregor, Mrs Lieut.-Col. Hugh, 14 Brigh-
ton place, Portobello
M'Gregor, Mrs Colonel Hugh, 14 Brighton
place, Portobello
IVI'Gillrae, James, factor, Newbattle abbey
M'Gregor, Robt. 1 Grove street, Musselburgh
Macintyre, Coll, H.E.I.C.S. Bath house, Por-
tobello
]\I'Intyre, Archd. {Inland Revenue), Juniper
green
Macintosh, Rev. Duncan, Back street, manse,
Dalkeith
M'Intosh, James, clerk, Craigleith quarry,
Blackball — house, Ramsay cottage
M'Intosh, James C. grocer, High street, Dal-
keith
M'Intosh, Charles, gardener to the Duke of
Buccleucb, Lugton, Dalkeith
Mackay, F.A.(/ioya/JBanA:),l9WestBrighton
crescent, Portobello
Mackay, John, manager, Burdiehouse Lime-
works, Gilmer ton, Liberton
Mackay, Al. lodgings, 6 Melville street, Porto-
bello
Mackay, Hugh, baker, 176 High st. Portobello
Mackay, .John, chemist, Lasswade
Jlackay, Peter, private lunatic asylum. Mill-
holm, Musselburgh
Mackay, Rev. Wm. St David's, Dalkeith
Mackay, Mrs, 1 Brighton crescent, PortobeUo
Mackie, Thomas, Pink hill, Corstorphine
Mackie, James, Ramsay Lane, Portobello
M'Kenzie, Rev. M. C. manse, Lasswade
M'Kenzie, Wm. tailor, Broxburn
M'Kenzie, Mrs Captain, Wallacefield cottage,
Portobello
-Mackenzie, Jas. Hay, Silverknowe, Blackball
Mackenzie, Miss, 9 Brighton pi. PortobeUo
M'Keracher, D. smith, 13 High st. Portobello
M'Keracher, Mrs, crystal merchant, &c. 160
High street, Portobello
Mackinlay, Alex, and Co. chemical works,
Musselburgh
Mackinlay, Robert, slater and glazier, 76 High
street, PortobeUo
M 'Lagan, Peter, Calder bank, Midcalder
JM'Lagan, Peter, jun. farmer, Pumpherston,
Midcalder
MacLaine, Miss, Bath street, PortobeUo
M'Lare, Mrs, flesher, 64 High st. Musselb.
Maclaren, IMajor Alex., Links, Portobello
M'Laren, Mrs, 16 Eskside, Musselburgh
M'Laren, Misses J. & E. drapers, Portobello
M'Lean, J. draper and grocer, Pathhead,
Ford
M'Lean, Jas. farmer, Broadwood, Penicuik
M'Leish, Misses, dressmakers. High street,
Fisherrow
Macleod, Mrs E. 80 High street, Fisherrow
M'Leod, Miss, Crawford bank
M'Letchie, Thomas, M.D. West Calder
M'Millan, ]\Iiss A. spirit dealer, Dalkeith
Mac
COUNTY DIEECTOEY.
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339
Mackmillan, Matthew, station master, Brox-
burn
M'Murray, Jas. (^Cameron d;Co.) Glenesk, Loan-
head
M'Nab, A. & J. dyersj scourers, and bleachers,
Inglis green, Bleachfield, Slateford
M'Nab, Duncan, F. C. teacher, 16 Esk side,
Musselburgh
M'Nab, James, Burgh school, Musselburgh
M'Nicol, Peter, victual dealer, 50 High street,
Musselburgh
M'Niven, Lieut.-Col. Tusculum, Musselbur.
M'Pherson, George, innkeeper, Colinton
Macqueen, Archd. 4 Sycamore grove. Links,
Musselburgh
Macrae, David, A.M. teacher, Bath st. Portob.
M'Ritchie, Charles E. of Bankhead, Balerno
M'Vey, W. watchmaker and working jeweller,
69 High street, Portobello
M'Watt, Rev. James, Salton, Tranent
M'Whir, Mrs, 51 High street, Musselburgh
M' William, James, farmer, Marchbank,
Balerno
Madden, James, draper, Tranent
Main, Alex, factor, Dalhousie, Lasswade
Main, Alex. Jas. factor, Whitehill, Lasswade
Mair, Robert, shoemaker, Broxburn
Maitland, Sir Alex. C. Gibson, Bart. Clifton
hall, Ratho
Maitland, Geo, F. Hermand, Midcalder
Maitland, Mrs, Hermand, Midcalder
Maitland, Mary Turner, Rose cottage, John
street, Portobello
Manson, George, schoolmaster, Corstorphine
Manson, James, overseer to Sir Geo. Clerk,
Penicuik
Manson, Mrs,cowfeeder,Millrigg', Kirknewton
Manson, Miss, 4 East Brighton crescent,
Portobello
jManuel, Peter, farmer, Newbigging, Broxburn
Mark, James, farmer, Deanshouses, Penicuik
Mark, Mrs Caroline, tavern-keeper. High st.
Fisherrow
Marr, James, Cathrine cot. Broom ey knowe,
Lasswade
Marshall, A. wright, Causeyend, Kirknewton
Marshall, Hugh, temperance coffeehouse, 84
High St. Musselburgh
jVIarshall, Matthew, stud groom, Dalkeith park
jNIarshall, Robert, farmer, Gateside, Kirkliston
Marshall, Walter, Hailes house, Slateford
Marshall, William, shoemaker, Kirkliston
Marshall, James, baker, Cramond
Martin, J. and J. farmers, Saughton, Cor-
storphine
Martin, John Davie, Brotherton house, Mid-
calder
Martin, Lieut.-Col. Wm., EJ.C.S. Smeaton
park, Inveresk
Martin, William, baker, East Calder
Martin, William, spirit dealer. East Calder
Martin, Mrs, gardens, Corstorphine
Mason, Robert, farmer, Morton mains
Mather, Mrs J. innkeeper, Broxburn
Matthew, J. ropemaker. South st. Dalkeith
Maxwell, Edgar, mason, Moorfield cottage,
Dalkeith
Maxton, John, Drylaw house
Maxwell, P. victualler, Longstone, Slateford
Maxwell, P. Cameron, Bank house, Liberton
Meikle, Thomas, farmer, Drunforth, Uphall
Meiklejohn, John, founder and iron turner,
Westfield Iron Works, Dalkeith
Mellis, James, soap maker, Prestonpans
Melrose, Archd. gardener, Wallyford, Mussel-
burgh
Melville, Right Hon. Viscount, Melville
castle, Lasswade
Melville, James M., W.S., Hanley, Corstor-
phine
Melvin, Charles, farmer, Ransfield, Ratho
Melvin, James, farmer, Bonnington, Ratho
Melvin, John, farmer, Ratho mains, Ratho
Menzies, Allan {M. and Maconochie), Murray-
field house
Mercer, Robt. of Scots bank, Ramsay lodge,
Portobello
Merricks, Hezekiah, Eskhill, Roslin
Merricks, James, Roslin cottage, Roslin
Merricks, John, Eskhill, Roslin
Methven, Dr W. L., R.N., Williamfield, Por-
tobello
Michael, G. shoemaker, 172 High street,
Fisherrow
Michael, Mrs, dressmaker, 170 High street,
Fisherrow
Middlemas, Lieut. Wm. Tower Bank house,
Portobello
Middleton, James, of Waltham Lodge, Mur-
rayfield
Millar, Andw. High street, Fisherrow
]\Iillar, Andrew, Niddry mains, Winchburgh
Millar, James, tanner and merchant. East
Bush, Fisherrow
Millar, W. & J. tanners and merchants,
Fisherrow
Millar, Peter, merchant, 4 Eskside, Musselb.
Millar, Thomas, tanner and merchant. Beach-
side house, Fisherrow
Millar, Mrs Henry, innkeeper, Midcalder
Millar, Mrs James, 43 High st. Fisherrow
Millar, Mrs Wm. Beachside house, Fisherrow
Miller, Hugh, editor of Witness, Shrub mount,
Portobello
Miller, James, farmer, Coxeydean, Kirknetn.
Miller, Richard, Redford, Colinton
Miller, D. & W. starch and farina manufac-
turers. Royal starch works, Musselburgh
Miller, George, grocer, Balerno
Miller, Mrs, Viewpark, Lasswade
Miller, Robert, Sea View inn, Fisherrow
Miller, T. farmer, Westbriggs, Kirkliston
Miller, W. bootmaker, 4 Bridge st. Musselb.
Miller, William, Rosehall, Musselburgh
Milligan, John, bookbinder, 52 High street,
Portobello
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Mills, William, Greenhead, Salton, Traaent
Milne. David, painter, paper hanger, and
glazier, Midcalder
Milne, Wm. merchant, auctioneer, and ap-
praiser. High street, Dalkeith
Milne, Lady, Inveresk. Musselburgh
Milner, John, brick and tile manufacturer,
Westcalder
Milner, Mrs, 4 James street, Portobello
Mitchell, Alex, scourer to the Hon. Board of
Ordnance, Wauk mill, Musselburgh
Z^Iitchell, Alexander, millvpright, Dalkeith
Mitchell, Alexander, flesher, Kirkliston
Mitchell Brothers, grocers and general mer-
chants, High street, Dalkeith
Mitchell, Plugh, 5 Brighton place, Portobello
Mitchell, Hugh, Wellington inn, Penicuick
Mitchell, James, chimney-sweeper, 2S High
street, Musselburgh
Mitchell, James, flesher, High street. Dalkeith
Mitchell, Jas. gardener, Ravelston, Blackball
Mitchell, John, Mayfield cott. New Fentland
Mitchell, John, schoolmaster, Carrington,
Lasswade
Mitchell, Jn. gardener, Thornybank, Dalkeith
Mitchell, P. Echoolhouse, Cockpen, Lasswade
I\Iitchell, Rob. flesher, Bonnyrigtr, Lasswade
Mitchell, Miss Ann, of Raefield, 1.5 Wellington
street, Portobello
Mitchell, Miss, straw bonnet maker, High
street, Musselburgh
Mitchell, Misses, 2 John street, Portobello
Moffat, A. private lunatic asylum, Newbig-
ging house, Musselburgh
Moffat, Alex, baker, 49 High &t. Fisherrow
Moffat, J. & J. tanners, curriers, and mer-
chants, IMusselburgh
Moffat, John, engraver, 5 Melville street,
Portobello
Moffat, Thomas, tanner, Musselburgh
Moffat, Thomas, View bank, Lasswade
Moffat, Wm. oversman, West brians, Dalkeith
Moffat, Mrs, baker, Penicuik
Zvloffat, Mrs, 105 Union place, Portobello
Moffat, iirs, lodgings, 2 Abercromby place,
Portobello
Moffat, Miss Alicia, 18 Bath st. Portobello
Moir, Mrs D. M. Eskside, Musselburgh
Moncrieff, Robert S. Dalkeith park
Monro, Alexander, j\LD. Craiglockhart house,
Slateford
Monteith, Andrew, shoe hall. High street,
Dalkeith
Monteith, Bryden, farmer. Nether Liberton
Monteith, Jn. shoemaker. High st. Dalkeith
Monteith, Robert, surgeon, Penicuik
Montgomery, Robert, farmer, Wester Barelaw,
Baler no
Morris, James, merchant, Woodend
Morris, J. farmer, JMuirhouse, Cramond br.
Morrison, A. wright, Ecclesmachen, Upball
Morrison, Donald, boot and shoe maker. High
street, Dalkeith
j Morrison, Robert, gas manager, Tranent
1 Morrison, William, millmaster, Cramond br.
Morton, The Earl of, Dalmahoy, Ratho
Morton, James, farmer, Powflats, Broxburn
Morton, John, corn dealer. High street, Dal-
keith
Morton, John, auctioneer. White close, Dal-
j keith
iMossman, James, wright, Upball
Mowbray, Henry, 5 Pitt street, Portobello
; Mowbray, Mrs, of Hartwood, West Calder
■ Mowbray, Mrs AYm. 20 Bath st. Portobello
j Muir, James, grocer, Kirkliston
I Muir, John, baker, Portobello
I Muir, John, baker, Lasswade
i Muir, Rev. J. S., Cockpen manse
\ Muir, James, flesher. Juniper Green
i Muir, William, Flowerfield, Loanhead
Muir. Mrs Peter, dairy. New street,Fisherrow
■ ]\Iuirhead, Claud, Gogar park, Corstorphine
Muirhead, Miss Euphemia, lodgings, 36,
i Regent street, Portobello
I Muirhead, James, innkeeper, Colinton
j Muirhead, .John, farmer and grain-dealer,
Limefield mains, Midcalder
IMuirhead, Robert, boot-maker. High street,
I Musselburgh
' IMungle, Andw. general merchant, Westcalder
I ]Munro, A. gardener, Campie loan, Fisherrow
' Munro, IMargaret, baker, 52 High street,
1 Mus-elburgh
[ Murdoch, George, grocer and wine merchant,
• Bonnyrigg and Rosewell, Lasswade
j ^Murdoch, James, baker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Murdoch, Rich, tailor and clothier. High st.
I Dalkeith
J Murray, Andw. station master. Harden green,
\ Dalkeith
I Murray, George, inspector of poor, Ratho
Murray, Henry, inspector of poor, Tranent
j Murray, James, cattle dealer. Juniper green
j Murray, James, farmer, Lcchend, Kirkliston
I Murray, James, grocer, Loanhead
\ Murray, John, farmer, Craigbrae, Kirkliston
j Murray, Thos. farmer, Westside, Penicuik
Murray, Miss, 1 3 Eskside, Musselburgh
I Mushet, George, Dalkeith
I JMushet, Wm. & Robert, foundry, Dalkeith
Mushet, Rob. Gienarch house, Dalkeith
Mutter, John, farmer, W. INIelville, Lassw.
Mutter, Wm. miller. East mill, Currie
Mutter, JMisses, boarding school. Back street,
Dalkeith
Mutter, Misses, boarding school, Lasswade cot.
Myles, Jas. manager Prestongr. Prestonpans
Mylne, Tho. farmer, Niddry mains, Liberton
Mylne, INIrs R. B. 11 Brighton place, Portobello
Nairn, Alexander, joiaer, Dalkeikh
Nairn, ]Mrs, 42, Regent street, Portobello.
Napier, Robert, piumber. High st. Dalkeith-
Neil, Rob. G. farm. Gogar mains, Corstrfrphirh*
Neil], John> Cisigtou Hause> WincUbui'gh
Nel
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Neill, William, Dovehill, Uphall
Neilson, Miss, teacher, Tranent
Netvton, Thomas, baker, Blackball
Nibbs, Sara. Henry, Greig's hall, Liberton
Nicol, Thomas, gardener, Houston, Uphall
Nicholson, Rev. M. Pentcaitland, Tranent
Nimmo, Alex, innkeeper, Tranent
Nimmo, David, farmer, Bankhead, Uphall
Nimmo, David, wright, Kirkliston
Nimmo, James, farmer, Sighthill, Corstorph.
Nisbet, George, flesher, Dalkeith
Nisbet, Alex, grocer and draper, Prestonpans
Nisbet, Geo. farmer and coal master, Tranent
Nisbet, Mrs James, 2 James street, Portobello
Nivison, James Finlayson, army medical
staff H. P. 16 Melville street, Portobello
Noble, Robert, teacher, Nevpton grange,
Dalkeith
Noble, Thomas, grocer, Lasswade
Norton, Thomas, 4 Lov/er Joppa, Portobello
Notman, Rob. tenant, Wester edge, Liberton
Ogilvie, Mrs, 22 Brighton place, Portobello
Ogilvie, Mrs, Mansfield house, Musselburgh
Oliver, Charles, Parkneuk, Cramond bridge
Ord, Allan, A.M. 35 Tower street, Portobello
Ormiston, Robt. dyker. East houses, Dalkeith
Oswald, Lady Mary, Manor house, Inveresk
Otto, John, surgeon, Pathhead, Ford
OiJghton, Mrs, farmer, Roslin
Palmer, Robert, schoolmaster, Currie
Paris, Thomas, Milkhouses, Upliall
Paris, Walter, farmer, Dechmont, Uphall
Paris, Wrn. wood men Bell's quarry, Midcal.
Park, Thos. farmer, Stoneyhill, Musselburgh
Parlane, Rev. William, A.M. Tranent
Paterson, Alexander, town clerk, Inverey
hoiise, Portobello
Paterson, Alexander, inspector of poor and
collector of Poor rates, Dalkeith
Paterson, Arch, farmer, Meadowfield, Corst.
Paterson, George, carrier, 37 High street,
Musselburgh
Paterson, Jas. grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Paterson, James, cabiuetmaker, upholsterer,
and picture frame maker, Tait st. Dalkeith
Paterson, Rev. John, Free Church, Tranent
Paterson, John, agent Edinburgh and Glas-
gow Bank, Penicuik
Paterson, II. P. schoolmaster, Duddingston,
Portobello
Paterson, Richard, accountant Rot/al Bank
of Scotland, Dalkeith
Paterson, Thos. architect and surveyor, Bonny-
rigg, Lasswade
Paterson, William and Co. tanners. North
wynd, Dalkeith and Newmills
Paterson, Wm. spii-it dealer, Portobello
Paterson, Mrs, Inverey house, Portobello
'Paterson, Mrs, founder, Penicuik
Paterson, Miss, Aher.corn street, Portobello
Paterson, jMiss, Presloaville, Corstorjihine
Paterson, John, wool merchant and skinner,
White Hart street, Dalkeith
Pa ton, Charles, farmer, Kirknewton
Paton, P. artist, Cariethan cottage, Lasswade
PattuUo, Alex. Bellfield villa, Duddingston
Paul, Robert, Kirkland lodge, Hermiston
Paxton, George, boiler manufac. 48 .Joppa
Paxton, William, station master, Dalhousie,
Dalkeith
Peacock, Thos., M.B. Steuhouse, Liberton
Pearson, James, baker, Loanhead
Pearson, Mrs C, baker, 34 High street, Portob.
Pearson, Miss Lucy, merchant, Cockenzie
Peat, Mrs Col. 5 W. Brighton cres. Portob,
Peddie, Miss, Annfiekl, Lasswade
Peebles, Andrew, postmaster, Kirkliston
Penman, John, farmer, Bonally, Colinton
Penman, Robt. coal grieve. West barns, Dal-
keith
Pennycook, Jn. man. Redhall quarry, Slatef.
Pennycook, John, builder, Hillhead, Lasswade
PeQnycook, Charles H. tinplate worker, &c.
78 High street, Musselburgh
Pennycuik, Mrs Rob. baker. High st. Fisherr.
Pentland, Peter {Edinhurgh and Lath Gas
Co.), Kingston Grange cottage, Liberton
Peterkin, W. A. Slateford house
Petley, Captain P. M'Leod, Adjutant of Edin-
burgh I\Iilitia, Lasswade
Pettie, Wm. shoemaker. Back street, Dalkeith
Philip, Rev. A., F.C. 151 High st. Portobello
Philip, Geo. merchant, Kirkhill, Penicuik
Philip, John, wood merchant and farmer,
Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Philip, John, wright, Inveresk, Slusselburgh
Philip, Robt. farmer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade
Piper, Edward, East Craigs house, Corstorp.
Pirrie, William, contractor, Bonnyrigg
Pitcairn, Rev. Thos., F. C. Cockpen, Lassw.
Plaine, J. F. Janebank, Lasswade
Plimer, Andrew, Lasswade
Plummer, G. Hay, farmer, Dalkeith
Plummer, William, flesher, Dalkeith
Porteous, Arch, farmer. Pinkie mains, Mus-
selburgh
Porteous, George, builder. Juniper green
Porteous, J. & A. Market street, ilusselburgb
Porteous, James, 109 High st. Musselburgh
Porteous, James, grocer and letter-carrier.
High street, Dalkeith
Porteous, James, tailor and clothier. High
street, Dalkeith
Porteous, J. spirit dr. and grocer, Kirknewton
Porteous, Robert, farmer, Pathhead, Loan-
head
Porteous, Thomas, land factor, Longford.
West Calder
Porteous, Thomas, tailor & clothier. Loan-
head
Porteous, Turnbull, & Co. haircloth manu-
facturers, 109 High street, Musselburgh
Porteous, Wm. clothier, High street, Dalkeith
Porteous, Wm. grocer. High st. Musselburgh
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^ Porteous, Mrs, Wellington street, Portobello
Porteous, Miss, milliner^ Jumper green
Portobello Gas L. Co. Tobago st. Portobello
Potts, Jas. farmer, Causeyend, Kirknewton
Pow, Archibald, flasher, Tranent
Powell, Stephen, 8 Rosefield avenue, Portobello
Preston, Porteous, & Son, painters, Lasswade
Primerose, George, haircloth manuf. &c. Tod's
bridge, High street^ Musselburgh — house,
Primerose place
Primrose, Jas. farmer, Turniedykes, Ford
Primrose, Nicol, leather dresser, 12 High st.
Musselburgh
Primrose, Airs H. of Burnbrae
Pringle, Andrew, grocer, Bonnyrigg
Pringle, Robert, tailor and stay maker, South
street, Dalkeith
Pringle, Thomas, farmer, Pathhead, Ford
Pringle, Thomas, grocer. Old Meal market,
Dalkeith
Proudfoot, John, farmer. Pinkie hill, Musselb.
Proudfoot, John, artist, Ravelston cottage
Proudfoot, Thomas, 148 High st. Portobello
— house 16 Regent street
Proudfoot, William & John, artists, Ravelston
cottage. Blackball
Proudfoot, I\Irs, 162 High street, Portobello
Purdie, James, Howgate, Penicuik
Purdie, Thomas, farmer, Forkneuk, Uphall
Pursell, David, Elmfield foundry, Dalkeith
Pursell & Metcalf, ironmongers. High street,
Dalkeith
Pursell, John (P. cO Metcalf), High street
Pursell, ironfounder, Dalkeith
Puntin, Joseph, 20 Regent street, Portobello
Purves, Charles, farmer, Crichton mains. Ford
Purves, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 65
High street, Fisherrow
Purves, Miss, Linkfield house, Musselburgh
Purvis, J. teacher, 21 Bridge st. Musselburgh
Pyott, James, draper, 26 Bridge street, Mus-
selburgh
Raeburn, Henry {of St Bernard's), Howden
- house, ^lidcalder
Raith, James, farmer, Fullarton, Penicuik
Ramage, Alexander, farmer, Kenleith, Currie
Ramage, Mrs, Ivybank, Hillhead, Lasswade
Ramsay, Rev. John, Gladsmuir, Tranent
Ramsay, James, baker, Cockenzie
Ramsay, R. B. Wardlaw, ofWhitehill, Lassw.
Ramsay, L. T., M.D. surgeon, Buccleuch
street, Dalkeith
Ramsay, Hon. Mrs, Barnton house, Cramond
Ramsay, Mrs, grocer, Loanhead
Ramsay, Mrs, innkeeper, Pathhead
Ramsay, Mrs A. lodgings, Westfield place,
Dalkeith
Ranken, Mrs, Kinellan, Murrayfield
Rate, George, farmer, Lampockwells, Tranent
Rathbone, S. gen. c. agent, YooU's pi. Portob.
Rathbone, James, commission agent, Rath-
bone place, Portobello
Rattray, Geo. builder, Park cottage, Portobello
Rattray, Mrs, 4 Melville street, Portobello
Ravenscroft, Edw. The Old House, Giimerton
Rawes, Mrs, 68 Newbigging, Musselburgh
Redpath, G. victual dr. Dambrae, Musselb.
Rennie, Thos. farmer, Cornbank, Penicuik
Renton, James, Whitehill villa, Lasswade
Reid, John, joiner and undertaker, Lasswade
Reid,Richd. gardener, Middlefield, Portobello
—house, 134 High street
Reid, Mrs, Hilton cottage, Lasswade
Reid, Mrs James, farmer, Todholes, Balerno
Reid, Miss C. and George, private asylum,
Hallcross house, Fisherrow
Rennie, Rev. Jas. West U.P. manse, Dalkeith
Rennie, Jas. mason, Newbridge, Kirkliston
Rennie, J. tailor, Davidson's mains, Blackball
Rennie, R. Bridgend house, by Liberton
Renton, A. Jane cottage, N. Esk, Musselb.
Renton, Jas., M.D. White Hart st. Dalkeith
Renwick & Livingston, tea, wine, and spirit
merchants. High street, IVIusselburgh
Renwick, Francis {R. ^ i.), High street,
Musselburgh
Reynolds, Wm. postmaster, Cramond
Riddock, James S. {R. Wakelin §'Co.), Pun-
lar's acre, Musselburgh
Riddock, Wakelin & Co., seed crush. Musselb.
Richards, T. tailor, Ramsay lane, Portobello
Richardson Brothers, snuflF-mill, Colinton
Richardson, Dd. excise officer, Auchindiuny
Riddel, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 49 High
street, Portobello.
Rind, Mrs, Oak mount
Rintoul, Chas. farmer. East Craigie, Cramond
Ritchie, James, Herkes loan, Fisherrow
Ritchie, Robert, surgeon, Prestonpans
Ritchie, Mrs, lodgings, 6 Wellington street,
Portobello
Ritchie, Mrs, Rose lodge, Portobello
Ritchie, Misses, Herkes loan, Fisherrow
Roache, Mrs, 11 Bath street, Portobello
Robb, James, farmer, Slateford
Robb, John, farmer, Gouk's hill, Dalkeith
Robb, William, farmer, Brunstane
Robertson, Adam, paper manufacturer. New
Calder, Midcalder
Robertson, Alex, forester, Ravelston, Black-
hall
Robertson, Alexander, cooper. High street, .
Dalkeith m
Robertson, Alex, baker, 42 High st. Portob- Ti
Robertson, Andrew, 8 Pitt street, Portobello
Robertson, Andrew, cowfeeder, Lennie moor
Robertson, Benj. gardener, Craigleith house
Robertson, Dan. slater and glazier, Slateford
Robertson, F. tobacconist, 67 High st. Musselb.
Robertson, George, smith, Davidson's mains,
Blackball
Robertson, George, grocer, Broxburn
Robertson, J. engineer, Valleyfield, Penicuik
Robertson, Rev. Jas. M., Livingston manse,
Midcalder
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Robertson, James, merchant, Ratho
Kobertson, Jas. S., W.S. Bridge st. Musselb.
Robertson, Jas. smith, Newbigging, Musselb.
Robertson, James, teacher and inspector of
the poor, Newton, Dalkeith
Robertson, James, farmer, Harlaw, Balerno
Robertson, John, solicitor, 27 Brighton place,
PortobeUo
Robertson, John, saddler, Penicuik
Robertson, John, carrier, Balerno
Robertson, Robt. farmer, Black crags, Uphall
Robertson, Thos. E., W.S. Gorgie lodge
Robertson, William, brewer. Back street,
Dalkeith
Robertson, Wm. spirit dealer. High street,
Dalkeith
Robertson, Wm. cloth. & hat. High st. Dalk.
Robertson, Mrs George, High st. Musselburgh
Robertson, Mrs, Robertson court, 6 Regent st.
PortobeUo
Robertson, Mrs F. grocer, Newbigging, Mus
selburgh
Robertson, Miss, 10 Brighton crescent, Por-
tobeUo
Robertson, Miss, 15 W. Brighton cres. Portob.
Robertson, J. B. road surveyor, Milton Ijridge
Rodford, John, inspector of mails, Wheatfield
house, PortobeUo
Rodgers, Mrs, lodgings, Corstorphine
RoUo, David, farmer, Currie
Romans, Jn. farmer, Newton grange cottage,
Dalkeith
Ronald, James, hairdresser, 25 Bridge street,
Fisherrow
Ronald, Js. shoemaker, 58 High st. Fisherr.
Ronald, P. shoemaker, 127 High st. Fisherr.
Ronald, Miss E. milliner, 38 High street,
Fisherrow
Rose, John, 4 Regent street, PortobeUo
Rosebery, Lord, Dalmeny park
Ross, David, spirit dealer. High st. Dalkeith
Ross, David, grocer and spirit dealer, Polton-
hall inn
Ross, Daniel, Rockville, Murrayfield
Ross, Jas. spirit dealer, Cockenzie
Ross, Thos. shoemaker, 88 High st. Portob.
Ross, Murdoch (^National BanF)^ Ravelston
cottage. Blackball
Ross, Mrs, Bay Horse inn, 61 High street,
PortobeUo
Ross, Miss, 21 Bath st. PortobeUo
Rowatt, Thomas, farmer, Curiievale
Rowbotham, Thos. Kenworthy, general ma-
nager, N. B. Railway, Inveresk, Musselb.
Roy, Miss Mary, teacher, 108 High street,
Musselburgh
Royal Bank of Scotland — J. Paterson, agent,
Dalkeith *
Russell, A. 1 1 Rosefield avenue, PortobeUo
Russell, D. shoemaker and grocer, Broxburn
Russell, James, schoolmaster, Colinton
Russell, James, clerk, Newbattle colliery,
DaUieith
Russell, James, grocer, Uphall
Russell, John, teacher, .Juniper green
Russell, Mrs, Dalhousie mains, Dalkeith
Rutherford, Walter, forester, Blackcot, New-
battle
Rutherfurd, liight Hon. Lord, Lauriston
castle, Blackball, and 9 St Colme st. Edinb.
Sadler, Thos. farmer, Norton mains, Ratho
Samuel, James, farmer, Broomhouse, Winch-
burgh
Sanderson, Alfred, commission agent, Wallace-
field house, PortobeUo
Sanderson, George, farmer, Hatton mains,
Ratho
Sanderson, Mrs G. spirit dealer, Colinton
Sanderson, Robert, builder, 45 Joppa, Portob.
Sanderson, Henry, surgeon, 19 Bridge street,
Musselburgh
Sanderson, A. M. 19 Bridge st. Musselburgh
Sanderson, John, gardener, Monkton haU,
Musselburgh
Sanderson, John, justice of peace constable of
court, Midcalder
Sanderson, Miss, straw-hat maker, 31 High
street, Musselburgh
Sandilands, Richard, plumber. High street,
Musselburgh
Sandilands, William, smith, Inveresk, Mus-
selburgh
Sandilands, Wr. wright, Inveresk, Musselb.
Sawers, Misses, Lewis vale, Musselburgh
Scarlett, Robert, gardener, Milholm cottage,
Musselburgh
ScHAw's Hospital, Prestonpans — Jos. Dobbie,
master; Miss Anne Dickson, matron
Sclanders, Rev. Alex. B. MiUhiU, U.P. Ch.
11 Bridge street, Musselburgh
Sclater, Wm. general merchant, Loanhead
Scotland, James, principal coast officer of H.M.
Customs, Kirk Street, Prestonpans
Scott, Messrs A. & Co. fleshers. High street,
Dalkeith
Scott, Alex, farmer, Craiglockhart, Slateford
Scott, Alex, smith. High street, PortobeUo
Scott, Andrew, gasworks, Musselburgh
Scott, D. land-surveyor, 129 High st. Fisherr.
Scott, David, farmer, Northfield, PortobeUo
Scott, David, farmer, Meadowfield, PortobeUo
Scott, Gavin, farmer, Babberton mains,
Juniper green
Scott, Henry, vsrright and house agent, 131
High street — house, 28 Regent st. Portob.
Scott, James, postmaster, baker, and confec-
tioner, 100 High St. PortobeUo
Scott, James, builder, 2 Bath place, Portob.
Scott, John, spirit dealer. High st. Dalkeith
Scott, John, Cross Keys inn, Dalkeith
Scott, R. bootmaker, 136 High street, Portob.
Scott, Robt. gardener, Thornybank, Dalkeith
Scott, Thomas R., M.D. Musselburgh
Scott, Thomas, Bell's mills, Winchburgh
Scott, Thomas, teacher, CraighaU, Musselb.
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Scott, W. & J. toll contractors, Cramond br,
Scott, William, tailor, Uphall
Scott, W. farmer, &c., Whippielavj inn, Ford
*3cott, William, smith, Gallowshall, Dalkeith
Scott, Mrs, Bellfield baths, Portobello
Scott, Mrs W. D., 12 Bridge st. Musselburgh
Secular, David, merchant, Midcalder
Seton, Geo. advocate, Eskbank, Dalkeith
SetOD, Wilson, spirit dealer, High st. Fisherrow
Selby, Robert, Samiston lodge, Portobello
Sempill, Edward, and Rt. Hon. Baroness
Sempill, Dun-Edin, ZMurrayfield
Seymour, Stetvart Lyell, draper, Tranent
Shairp, Major N. of Houston, Uphall
Sharp, William, tailor, Penicuik
Sharp, William, Kirk street, Prestonpans
Shavr, William, smith, Ecclesmachan, Uphall
Shiels, John, farmer, Alyles, Tranent
Shillinglaw, Miss E. teacher, Currie
Shore, Joseph, Barnton house, Cramond
Sibbald, J. R., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Lochend,
Kirkliston
Simple, Alex., Davidson's mains. Blackball
Simpson, Andrew B., tailor. Church street,
Tranent
Simpson, Rev. A. L., D.D. Kirknewton
Simpson, Geo. builder, Herkes' loan, Fisherrow
Simpson, James, candlemaker, Kirkliston
Simpson, James, farmer, Redside
Simpson, James, grocer, Longrow, Cramond
Simpson, James, tailor, Juniper green
Simpson, Jn. procer. Elm row, Corstorphine
Simpson, Robert, flesher, Lasswade
Simpson, Thos. merchant, Tranent
>Simpson, Walter, saddler. High st. Dalkeith
Simpson, Mrs, Newfield, Bonnyrigg
Simpson,Wm. R. merchant, Davidson's mains.
Blackball
Sinclair, David, plasterer, 19 Bath st. Portob.
.Skene, Lieut.-Col. William, H.E.I.C.S., 13
Brighton crescent, Portobello
Skinner, Edward, excise officer, Penicuik
Skirving, P. spirit dealer, West pans, Mussel-
burgh
Slater, Mitchell, 12 Wellington st, Portob.
Slight, Jas. victualler, 46 High street, Portob. j
Shghl, "Wm. victualler, 21 High st. Portobello \
Small, Jkliss, U Raefield cottage, Portobello ;
Small, ]\Iiss, 9 Bath Street, Portobello
Smart, George and Thomas, haberdashers, 72
High street, Musselburgh
Smart, George and Charles, lath -splitters, 5
High street, Fisherrow
Smart, John, baker and grocer, Kirknewton
Smart, ilrs Jas. 6 High street, Musselburgh
Smart, Miss Agnes, miUiner, 117 High street,
Musselburgh
Smeall, A. agent (^National Savings^ Banl'),
Glebe cottage, Dalkeith
Smeall, Misses, South street, Dalkeith
Sraellie, John, Bellfield, Portobello
Saiith, A. grocer and spirit dealer, Fisherrow
Smith, Alex.; W.S., Melville House, Portob.
Smith, Andrew, surveyor, auctioneer, and
appraiser, 22 Bridge street, Musselburgh
Smith, David, Mayshade, Loauhead
Smith, George, farmer, Easter Cowden, Dal-
keith
Smith, George, grain merchant, Midcalder
Smith, Geo. tailor and clothier, Corstorphine
Smith, Rev. James, Free manse, Cramond
Smith, James, Mayshade, Loanhead
Smith, J. gardener, Melville castle, Lasswade
Smith, James, grocer, 105 High street, Mus-
selburgh
Smith, James, 22 Wilson's park, Portobello
Smith, Rev. John, Ecclesmachan, Uphall
Smith, John, agent, Eskbank station, Dalkeith
Smith, John, builder, 7 Bath st. Portobello
Smith, John, farmer, Skivo
Smith, John, gardener, Melville castle, Lass-
wade
Smith, M. & J. farmers, X. Elphistone,
Tranent
Smith, Pachard, surgeon, Lasswade
Smith, Robert, West mill, Midcalder
Smith, Rev. Theo. Temple manse, Fushiebr.
Smith, Thomas, grocer, Corstorphine
Smith, Wm. watch and clock maker, 71 High
street, Musselburgh
Smith, Wm. farmer, E. Windygoul, Tranent
Smith, Mrs, innkeeper, Cramond bridge
Smith, ]\Irs, baker, &c. High street, Dalkeith
Smith, ]\Irs, 4 Bath place, Portobello
Smyth, J. S. {G. P.O.), 23 Joppa
Sorners, James, plasterer. Back st. Dalkeith
Somerville, Andrew, baker, Dalkeith
Somerville, David, farmer, Shothead, Balerno
Somerville, James, boot and shoemaker. High
street, Dalkeith
Somerville, John, flesher. High st. Dalkeith
Somerville, William, currier, Dalkeith
Somerville, W. & Son, Dalmure mill, Penicuik
Sommerville, Arch. F. papermaker, Kevock
mill, Lasswade
Soutor, ]Mrs Capt. Millhill, Musselburgh
Spavin, Andrew, carrier and dairyman, Feltcn
green, Musselburgh
Spence, Peter, builder, 2& 3 Wellington street,
Portobello
Spears, Robert, baker, 68 High st. Musseib.
Spottiswood, Miss, 24 Bath street, Portobello
Stair, Adamina, Countess of, Oxenford
castle, Dalkeith
Stark, James, farmer, Contentibus, Midcalder
Stark, William, Raw Camps, Midcalder
Steedman, James, farmer, Boghall, Penicuik
Steedman, James, farmer, Boghaii, Roslin
Steel, Alexander, baker, ]?athhead. Ford
Steel, Sliss, 2 Lower Joppa, Portobello
Steele, John, farmer, Caledonia, Juniper green
Steele, Wm. baker, Tranent
Steeples, Wm. painter, &c. 92 High street.
Fisherrow
Stenhouse, Geo. farm. West Pilton, Blackball
Stenhouse, Jas. farmer, Southfield, Corstorph.
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Stenbouse, Robert, Wiudygoul, Tranent
Stenbouse, Robert, baker, Dalkeith
Stephenson, Wm. Lerenhall, Musselburgh
Stephenson, Wm. & Pet. engineers and mill-
wrights, Ames's court. West wynd, Dalkth
Steuart, R. of Carfin, Westwood, West Calder
Steven, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 33
High street. Portobello
Steven, John, farmer and raillmaster. New-
mills, Dalkeith
Steven, Thos. builder, joiner, and timber
merchant, Bonnyrigg
Steven, Ellen, grocer, Pathhead, Ford
Stevenson, David, farmer, Burnshot, Cramond
Stevenson, Daniel, nailer, Penicuik
Stevenson, John, farmer, Westfield, S. Queensf.
Stevenson, T. farmer. Mount Lothian, Peni-
cuik
Stevenson, Mrs, Liberton lodge, Liberton
Stewart, Chas. farmer, Sweelhope, Musselb.
Stewart, Chas. plumber, 48 High street,
Portobello
Stewart, David, clothier, High street, Dal-
keith
Stewart, Duncan, Balerno cottage, Balerno
Stewart, Fred, flesher, 79 High st. Fisherrow
Stewart, George, shoemaker, 150 High street,
Portobello
Stewart, Rev. Hutjh H., F.C. manse, Penicuik
Stewart, James, baker, High street, Dalkeii.h
Stewart, James, spirit dealer, Monktonhall,
Musselburgh
Stewart, Rev. John, manse, Liberton
Stewart, John, Binny, Uphall
Stewart, Robert, vintner, Penicuik
Stewart, Wm. gardener, Gibraltar, Dalkeith
Stewart, W. farmer, Corstorphiue bank
Stewart, William, wright and glazier, 84. High
street — lio. Oliver place, Musselburgh
Stewart, William, farmer. Remote, Ford
Stewart, Mrs, 27 Eskside, Musselburgh
Stewart, Mrs M. Leven Hall, Musselburgh
Stewart, Miss Mary, High street, Musselburgh
Stirling, J. mercht. 147 High st. Musselburgh
Stirling, Geo. auctioneer, Lothian street, Dal-
keith
Stirling, J. & G. cabinetmakers. South street,
Dalkeith
Stirling, John, farmer, Soutlifield, Dalkeith
Stobbs, Jubu, smith and innkeeper, Lothian
bridge, Dalkeith
Stodart, Adam, farmer, Damhead, Loanhead
Stodart, Matih. farmer, Damhead, Loanhead
Storie and Campbell, innkeepers, Bath street
inn, Portobello
Storie, Miss, 23 Bath street, Portobello
Sione, Wm. pamter, Newton grange, Dalkeith
Strachan, John, Sprinjifield mills, Loanhead
Strang, William, 5 Bath place, Portobello
Strong, Alex. Davidson, 9 Regent st. Portobello
Siraton, William, grocer, Bonnyrigg
Struthers, Henry, farmer, Hopetoun lilework,
Winchburgh
Struthers, Rtv. John, Prtstonpans
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Stuart, J. & W. patent net and twine manuf.
Musselburgh
Stuart, Rev. John, 1 Sandford st. Portobello
Stuart, Mrs, 3 Sandford street, Portobello
Summers, James, plasterer, Back street, Dalk.
Sutherland, Alex. 5 Sycamore grove, Links,
Musselburgh
Sutherland, William, private secretary to the
Duke of Buccleuch, Dalkeith house
Sutherland, J. draper, 126 High street,
Portobello
Suttie, Sir George Grant, Bart. Prestongrange,
Prestonpans
Swinton, James & Son, blacksmiths, Dalkeith
Syme, George, Northfidld, Prestonpans
Symington, John, flesher, Penicuik
Symington, Thos. farmer, Eastside, Penicuik
SymiogtoD, Dr Wm. Penicuik
Symons, Rob. baker, 116 High st. Fisherrow
Tainsh, Rev. John Grant, 153 High st. Mus-
selburgh
Tainsh, Jti. teacher, Lennie muir, Cramond
bridge
Tait, Rev. A. D. manse, Kirkliston
Tait, Alex, spoon manuf. Back st. Fisherrow
Tait, And. House of Muir, Kirknewton
Tait, James, joiner, Penicuik
Tait, James, wright, Midcalder
Tait, Robert, High street, Fisherrow
Tait, Thos. baker, Gilmerton
Taylor, Alex, bookseller, 146 High street,
Portobello
Taylor, Daniel, farmer, Bankton, Prestonpans
Taylor, George, schoolmaster and inspector of
poor, Liberton
Taylor, James, carrier, Back street, Dalkeith
Taylor, James, jun. undertaker, Newbattle,
Dalkeith
Taylor, James, farmer, High street, Mussel-
burgh
Taylor, Mungo, constable, Dalkeith
Taylor, Peter, baker, 58 High st. Musselburgh
Taylor, Robert T. woollen and hnen draper.
High street, Dalkeith
Taylor, William, Middle mills, Lasswade
Telfer, Thomas, overseer, Pinkie colliery, 2
Grove street, Musselburgh
Telfer, Wm. grocer, Edmonstone, Dalkeith
Temperance Coffeehouse and Reading room.
Church street, Tranent
Temple, Thomas, merchant, Pei'icuik
Tenant, Thos. and Co. smiths, &c. Dalkeith
Tenant, Thomas, dairy, High st. Fisherrow
Thompson, Alex, painter and glazier. High st.
Dalkeith
Thompson, David, farmer, Gogar, Corstorphine
Thompson, Rev. John, U. P. C, West Calder
Thompson, William, East port, Musselburtih
Thompson, Mrs J. and Son, bakers, High
street, Dalkeith
Tb(»rason, Arch, wright and spirit dealer,
Corstorphine
Thomson, Charles S. 3 High st. I\Iusselburgh
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Thomson, D. and Son, millmasters, Dairy
mills, Murrayfield
Thomson, David, farmer. Nether Lennie,
Cramond
Thomson, Dav. baker, 84 High st. Fisherrow
Thomson, Dr, Buccleuch street, Dalkeith
Thomson, Cap, Dav. Rosemount, Musselburgh
Thomson, David, merchant, Tranent
Thomson, Dr, Broxburn
Thomson, G. baker, 30 Bridge st., Fisherrow
Thomson, George, mason, Kirkliston
Thomson, J. and J. cattle dealers, Silverburn,
Penicuik
Thomson, J. grocer and victualler, Penicuik
Thomson, Jas. builder. High street, Dalkeith
Thomson, James, draper. South st. Dalkeith
Thomson, James, Holmes, Uphall
Thomson, James, brassf., High St., Dalkeith
Thomson, J. gardener, Crooks of Murrayfield
Thomson, J. & R. gardeners, Corstorphine
Thomson, John, tailor, Colintou
Thomson, John, farmer, Covvden, Dalkeith
Thomson, John, farmer, East rig
Thomson, John II. LinkfieUi, Musselburgh
Thomson, Rev. John M. manse, Penicuik
Thomson, P. farmer and auctioneer, Peffer
mill, Liberton
Thomson, Rt. J. farmer, Hangingside, Uphall
Thomson, R. and J. candle manufacturers,
W. High street, Dalkeith
Thomson, R. chandler, Eskbank, Dalkeith
Thomson, Robert, gardener, Greenbank
Thomson, Robert, surgeon, Midcalder
Thomson, Robert, mason, and inspector of
poor. West Calder
Thomson, R. jun, {R. T. ^ Sons), South
street, Dalkeith
Thomson, Robert & Sons, plumbers, brass-
founders, &c. High street, Dalkeith
Thomson, Robert, gardener, Lasswade
Thomson, Rev. R. Wodrow, Ormiston
Thomson, Thomas, West Binny, Uphall
Thomson, Thomas, surgeon. Shepherd house,
Inveresk, Musselburgh
Thomson, Thus, painter, glazier, and paper
stainer, west end of Dalkeith
Thomson, Th. farmer, Clappertonhall.Broxb.
Thomson, Rev. William, manse, Slateford
Thomson, William, wright and undertaker.
Market street, Fisherrow
Thomson, Wm. Ballingall lodge, Murrajfield
Thomson, Wm. waich and clockmaker, High
street, Dalkeith
Thomson, William, china merchant, 39 High
street, Portobello
Thomson, Wm. meal dealer, Penicuik
Thomson, William, draper, Lasswade
Thomson, Mrs, private lunatic asylum,
Inveresk, Musselburgh
Thomson, Miss A. Elm row, Lasswade
Thorburn, Jas. plumber and gas-filter. High
street, Dalkeith
Thornton, Lt. Jn., Nivelle cottage, Liberton
Thornton, Mrs, 57 High street, Musselburgh
Thyne, Wm. farmer, Hoperigg, Gladsmuir,
Tranent
Tiuto, J. millwright, 12 High st. Musselburgh
Tod, Alex, farmer, Gorgie mains, Slateford
Tod, J. and J. general merchts. High street,
Dalkeith
Tod, James, Eskbank house, Dalkeith
Tod, John (J. & J. T ), Buccleuch street,
Dalkeith
Tod, John, farmer, Elphinston tower, Tranent
Tod, Walter, tobacconist. High st. Dalkeith
Tod, Wm. papermaker, St Leonard's mill,,
Lasswade
Tod, William, farmer, Cliftonhall, Ratho
Torphichen, Lord, Calder house, Midcalder
Torrance, Archibald, Viewfield, Lasswade
Torrence, Rev. A. Glencorse manse, Penicuik
Torrence, Thos. farmer, Liberton house, Li-
berton
Tough, John, jun. Kirk's place, Portobello
Tough, John, painter, glazier, &c. 130 High
street, Portobello
Tough, Thomas, stoneware, jar and Rocking-
ham manf.. Bridge st. Portobello
Trail, James, baker, Tranent
Train, John, grocer, Burdiehouse, Liberton
Traquair, Mrs, Hillside, Lasswade
Trotter, Archibald, Dryden, Roslin
Trotter, John, farmer, Oatridge, Uphall
Trotter, Richard, of Mortonhall, Liberton
Trotter, Robert, joiner, Pathhead, Ford
Trotter, Thomas, sen. Pathhead, Ford
Trotter, William, draper, Lasswade
Trotters, Miss, of Bush, Gogar bank, Her-
miston
TurnbuU, And. grocer. High st. Portobello
Turnbull, J. brewer, Herkes loan, Fisherrow
Turnbull, Wm. (P. T. d: Co.) 10 Bridge st.
Musselburgh
Turnbull, Misses, 15 Bath street, Portobello
Turnbull, Miss M. Albert cottage, Lasswade
Turner, Peter, farmer, Haggs, Ratho
Turner, W. farmer, Threepmuir, Balertio
Turpie, Robert, 18 Eskside, Musselburgh
Twetdie, Dav. farmer, Silverknowes, Blackball
Umpherston Brothers, millwrights & foun-
ders, Loan head
Urquhart, Donald, grocer, Davidson's mains,
Blackball
Usher, James, Woodhall bank. Juniper green
Vallange, Wm., M.D. 14 Bath st. Portobello
Vaughan, Mrs Edward, broker. High street,
Fisherrow
Vaughan, Hon. John, Mordon mains house,
Liberton
Veitch, Alex, inn, Slateford
Veitch, Peter, grocer, 62 New st. Fisherrow
Veitch, Mrs P. Wilson park, Portobello
Vere, W. E. Hope, of Craigiehall
Vernor, Jas. A. farmer, Hillhead, Musselburgh
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Vernor, Mrs, Mallhouse, Musselburgh
Wake LIN, John, oil mill, Musselburgh
Waldie, Rev. Chas. Westfield place, Dalkeith
Walker, Alexander, saddler, Midcaldtr
Wallter, Andrew, gamekeeper, Dalmeny park
Walker, David, general merchant, Prestonpans
Walker, David S. schoolmaster, S.A.E.I.S.
West Calder
Walker, George, tailor and clothier, Currie
Walker, John, grocer, Prestonpans
Walker, John, printer, bookseller, and sta-
tioner, 33 High street, Musselburgh
Walker, Rev. William, manse, Midcalder
Walker, William, post-ofBce, Balerno
Walker, William, grocer, High st. Fisherrow
Walker, William, Currie
Walker, W. millmaster, Hailes mills, Colinton
Walker, Dr, Easter Bush, Roslin
Walker, Misses, merchants, East Calder
W^alkinshaw, Gideon, joiner, E. Bryan's, Dal-
keith
Wallace, George, baker, Tranent
Walkce, James, wright, Kirknewton
Wallace, James, wright, Broxburn
Wallace, J. farmer. Four-mile hill, Corstorph.
Wallace, Richard, West mills, Colinton
Wallace, Robt. gardener, Back st. Dalkeith
Wallace, W^alkcr, surgeon, Kirkliston
Wallace, Walter, joiner, Saughton park head,
Slateford
Warren, William, 9 Rosefield avenue, Portoh.
Wardrop, Mr, grocer, High street, Dalkeith
Waterston, Aw., shoemaker, Pathbead, Ford
Waterston, James, coal merchant, Currie
Watson, Alexander, Uphall
Watson, David, grocer. High st. Dalkeith
Watson, George, farmer, Liberton mains
Watson, Geo. teacher & session clerk, Cramond
Watson, Geo. grocer, 200 High st. Portobello
Watson, George, clerk, Bridgend, Dalkeith
Watson, Henry, farmer, Lingerwood, Dal-
keith
Watson, Rev. Hiram, Free Church, Katho
Watson, Mrs John, Elizafield
Watson, J. spirit dlr. 27 High st. Portobello
Watson, James, surgeon, Tranent
Watson, John, merchant, Tranent
Watson, Duncan, draper. South st. Dalkeith
Watson, Thos. grocer, 79 High st. Portobello
Watson, W. grocer, High street, Dalkeith
Watson, William, grocer, High st. Dalkeith
Watt, James, farmer. Bloomy hall, Slateford
Welsh, Rev. Alexander, Cranston manse, Ford
Watt, James, farmer, Juniper green
Watt, James, snufF miller, East Mill, Currie
Watt, David {Com. inn), Tait st. Dalkeith
Watt, Mrs, spirit dealer, High street, Dalkeith
Watt, W. S. grocer, 154 High st. Fisherrow
Watt, Mrs, fruiterer, 124 High st, Portobello
Watt, Mrs A. lodgings, 30 Tower st. Portob.
Watts, John, 115 High street, Portobello
Waugh, Wm. manager Peggy's mill, Cramond
Webster, John, Quarryhead, Lasswude
Wedderburn, Sir David, Bart. Inveresk lodge,
Musselburgh
Wedderburn, Miss, Inveresk lodge, Mubselb.
Weir, Robert, wood-merchant, Roslin
Weir, Miss, 2 Brighton place, Portobello
Welsh, Alexander, chemist and druggist, High
street, Dalkeith
Welsh, Rev. A. Cranston manse, Ford
Wells, Charles D. Newbigging, Musselbur^'h
Wemyss, G. cooper, 4 Regent st. Portobello
West, George, farmer, W. Braidlaw, Uphall
West, Joseph, farmer, E. Braidlaw, Uphall
Weston, Mrs, Windsor terrace, Portobello
Weston, John, blacksmith, Gogar, Corstorph.
White, Jas. tobacconist, 1 High st. Dalkeith
White, James, farmer, Annfield, Tranent
White, James, draper and grocer, &c. Uphall
White, Wm, Logan of Kellerstain, Hermiston
White, Mrs John, James street, Portobello
White, Mrs, 86 High st. Portobello
Whitef«»rd, Ed. shoemaker, Braeface, Corstor.
Whiteford, John, shoemaker, Coistorphine
Whitelaw, Adam, High street, Fibherrow
Whitelaw, William, brewer, Fisherrow
Whitewright, John, smith, Corstorphine
Whittit, George, Barnton, Cramond
Whittit, George, Hallyards, Kiikliston
Whittit, Mrs, Easter DryUw, Blackball
Whyte, Jas. mason, Robertson's close, Mus-
selburgh
Whyte, 'Tho, grocer. West end Prestonpans
Whyte, William, Kirkbrae, Liberton
Whyte, Wm. mason, 22 Newbigging
Why te, Mrs Rich., postmistress, Prestonpans
Whyte, Miss, Port Seaton house, Prestonpans
Widnell, Henry {Htnderson ^ Widnel/),
carpet manufacturer, Lasswade
Whytock, Richard, Greenpark, Liberton
Wighman, James, baker, Dalkeith
Wight, David, W.S. Ormiston, Tranent
Wight, Rev Henry, Moidart Cottage, Currie
Wight, Robert, trimming and furnishing
warehouse. High street, Dalkeith
Wight, Robert, accountant, Dalkeith
AVighton, A. G. Hawthorn Bank, Murrayfield
Wilkie, Arch, Ormiston hill, Kirkr>ewton
Wilkie, J. wright, Gorgie damside, Slateford
Wilkie, John, Seafield house, Roslin
Wilkie, John, flesher, 164 High st. Portobello
Wilkie, James, Ormiston hill, Kirknewton
Wilkie, Pr. flesher, 87 High street, Fisherr.
Wilkie, R. & J. hather merchts., Must.elb.
Wilki*, William, Ormiston hill, Kirknewton
Wilkie, William, builder, Slateford
Wilkie, Mrs, 13 Brighton cresc. Portobello
Wilkinson, John, M.D. Tianentf
Wilkins^on, William, road survi-yor, 29 Bath
►treet, Portobello
Wilkison, Thos. saddler, Penicuik
Williami-on, Wm. harbour-master, Fisherrow
Williamson, Wm. roerr.hant, Fi^heirow
Williamson, Mrs, 141 Bligh st. Musselburgh
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COUNTY DIEECTORT.
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WilliarasoD, Miss, Daridson's Mains, Black-
ball
Wilson, Alexr. tailor, Broxburn
WilsoQ Andvyr. builder, Tranent
Wilsoa, Arcb. spirit dealer, Higb street, Dal-
keith
Wilson, David, farmer, Halls, Penicuik
Wilsou, Jas.,t*pirit deal. 66 Higb at. Fisherrow
Wilson, James, farmer, Fairafar, Cranaond
Wilson, Js. baker, Wellington pi. Musselbur.
Wilson, Jobn, Mainpoint, Penicuik
Wilson, Jobn, farmer, Easttield, Penicuik
Wilson, John, farmer, Herberwbaw, Penicuik
Wilson, Rob. builder, Fairfield pi. Dalkeith
Wilson, Robert Sj-ra, Woodburn, Dalkeith
Wilson, Robert, surgeon, and iaspector of
poor, 155 High street, Musselburgh
Wilson, Thomas, farmer, Salton, Tranent
Wilson, William, Dechraont, Uphall
Wilson, William, merchant, Pruicuik
Wilson, William, Broomfield, Blackball
Wilson, W. painter and plasterer, Penicuik
Wilson, jVIrs George, farmer, Tranent
Wilson, Mrs, 1 Brighton place, Ponobello
Wilson, Mrs M. 69 High street, Musselburgh
Wilson, Mrs T. postmistrs. and baker, Roslin
Wilson, Mrs, Fettes mount, Lasswade
Wilson, Miss, of Olive Bank, Musselburgh
Wilson, IVIiss Janet, draper, High st. Dalkeith
Wilson, Misses, 118 High sti'eet, Ponobello
Wingate, Miss, CalderwooQ bank, Lasswade
Winter, Mrs Jane, Lasswade inn, Lasswade
WintoD, Mvtt, 1 John street, Portobello
Witherspoon, Rob. fanner, Learielaws, Brox-
burn
Wood and Patterson, woollen manufacturers.
North Esk mill, Dalkeith
Wood, Jas. gardener, 20 Tower st. Portobt'llo
Wood, John, farmer, Haughhead, Balemo
Wood, John, West Brighton cres., Portobello
Wood, Wm. millwright, Paihhead, Ford
Wood, Mi-s G. 16 Wellington st, Portobello
Wood, Mrs Jane, hosier and draper, 128
High street, Portobello
Wood, Mrs J. Churchhill cottage. West
Duddiogston
Wood, Miss Bridget Anne, 8 Mount Pleasant,
Joppa, Portobello
Wotherspoon, Miss, Eastfield, Musselburgh
Wright, A. farmer & wood mer. Juniper gr.
Wright, Alex, of St Catharine's
Wright, Andrew, flesher and cattle dealer,
Corstorphine
Wright, George {G. W. <b Son), Woodville,
Murray field
Wright, George, jun. Woodfield, Murrayfield
Wright, Jas. Dalhousie grange, Lasswade
Wright, James, grocer, Gilmerton
Wright, John, manager Whitehill colliery^
Rosewell, Lasswade
Wright, Jo. prov. merch. 66 High st. Musselb.
Wright, Rt. teacher, Davidson's mains, Blackh.
Wright, Wm. sen. gardener, Prestonpans
Wright, Mrs Guthrie, Duddingston cottage,
Portobello
Wright, Misses, Bank house, Prestonpans
Wylie, Jas, farmer. Bloom Livingston, Midcr.
Wylie, Wm. M. farmer, Brucefield, Midcalder
Wyllie, James, farmer, Craigs, Midcalder
Wyllie, John, farmt-r, Newfarm, Midcalder
, Wyllie. John, farmer, Housiton mains, Uphall
Wyllie, Mrs, of Calder cottage, Midcalder
Young, David, smith, Uphall
Young, Geo. flesher, Uphall
Young, James, farmer. Three-mile-town,
Winchburgh
Young, James, farmer, Ann's mill, Penicuik
Young, James, wright, Locbend Factory,
Musselburgh
Young, Jobn, Sherriffhall, Dalkeith
Young, Jobn, saddler. High st. Dalkeith
Young, Peter, fjarmer, Niddry
Young, Thomas, baker, Uphall
Young, Wm.schoolmr. and ses. clerk, Lasfw.
Young, W. grain agent, Straton pi. Portobello
Young, Wm. merchant, Midcalder
Young, Mrs, Millrigg, Kirknewton
Young, Mrn, \b Straiton place, Portobello
Young, Mrs Isabella, baker, Broxburn
Yule, Tbos. B., mercht., Beechwood mains,
Corstorphine
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PAELIAMENTAEY DIRECTORY.
THE ROYAL FAMILY.
Her Majesty, Alexandrina Victoria, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
Queen, Defender of the Faith ; born May 24, 1819 ; succeeded to the Throne, June 20, 1837, on the
death ofher nncle, King AVilliam IV. ; crowned June 28, 1838 ; and married February 10, 184:0, to
liis Eoyal Highness Prince Albert. Her Majesty is the only daughter of his late Royal Highness
lulward, Duke of Kent, fourth son of George III.
His Royal Highness Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel, DuKE of Saxony, Prince of
COBURG and Gotha, K.G., K.P., G.M.B,, G.C.M.G., P.C, Consort ofher Majesty, born August 26,
1819.
Her Roj'al Highness Victoria Adelaide Mary Lonsia, Princess Rotal, born November 21, 1840.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, Earl of Dublin, K.G., born Novem-
ber 9, 1841.
Her Royal Highness ^LICE Maud Mary, born AprQ 25, 1843.
His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, born August C, 1844.
Her Royal Highness Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1846.
Hor Roj'al Higlniess Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March 18, 1848.
His Royal Highness Arthur AYilliam Patrick Albert, born May 1, 1850. ' •,
His Royal Highness Leopold George Diuican Albert, born April 7, 1853.
PRINCES AND PRINCESSES.
Her Royal Highness Mary, aunt to her Majesty, born April 25, 1776 ; married, July 22, 1816, her
cousin, the Duke of Gloucester, deceased.
Her Royal Highness Victoria Mary Louisa, Duchess of Kent, her JLajesty's mother, born August
17, 1786 ; married, in 1818, the Duke of Kent (who died January 23, 1820).
Her Royal Highness Augusta AVilhelmina Louisa, Duchess of Cambridge, daughter of the late
Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, born July 25, 1795 ; married, in 1818, the Duke of Cambridge.
His Royal Highness GEORGE Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus, K.G., G.C.IL, Duke
of Cumberland in Great Britain, and King of Hanover, cousin to her Majesty • born May 27, 1819 ;
married, February 1843, Princess Mary of Saxe Alteuberg.
His Royal Highness George Frederick William Charles, K.G., G.C.H., G.C.M.G., Duke of Ca;}i-
bridge, cousin to her Majesty, born March 26, 1819.
Her Royal Highness Augusta Caroline Charlotte Elizabeth JIary Sophia Louisa, daughter of tlie
late Didce of Cambridge, and cousin to her Majesty, born July 19, 1822 ; married June 28, 184.'},
Frederick, Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenberg-Strelitz.
Her Royal Highness Mary Adelaide AVilhelniina Elizabeth, daughter of the late Duke of Cambridge,
and cousin to her Majesty, born November 27, 1833.
HER MAJESTY'S CHIEF OFFICERS OF STATE.
Rt. Hon. Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. First Lord of the Treasury, . , 7 Argyll Street.
Rt. Hon. Lord Crauivorth . . Lord High Chancellor, .... 40 Upper Brook Street.
Rt. Hon. Earl Granville . . . Lord President of the Council, . 1 6 Bruton Street.
His Grace the Duke of Arg-yll . I^ord Pricij Seal, Stafford House.
Rt. Hon. Viscount Palmerston . Sec. of State Home Department, . 4 Carlton Gardens.
Rt. Hon. Earl of Clarendon, K.G. Sec. of State Foreign Department, 1 Grosvenor Crescent.
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle Sec. of State Colonial Department, 17 Portman Square.
Rt. Hon. Wm. Ewart Gladstone,) ^, 77 ^.r, r- t .^ n ^^ r^ r,
jj p '>■ L/iancellor 0/ the Lxchequer, . . 6 Carlton Gardens.
350 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
Rt. Hon. Edward Strutt, M.P. . Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster^
%??"■ Sir Wm. Molesworth,j. p.^^^ ^^^^ ^j. ^^^^ ^ p^^ ^^.^_^ ^. j.^^^^^ p,^^^^_
Rt. Hon.'*Viscount Canning . . Postmaster-General, 10 Grosvenor Square.
Kt. Hon. Edward Cardwell, I>I.P. President of the Board of Trade, 3 AYhitehall Garden?.
Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Wood, M.P. President of the Board of Control, 12 Downing Street.
Rt. Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P. jFtVsi iomo/'<7te .4(i7?iiVa%, . . 46 Grosvenor Place.
Rt. Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P. . Secretary of War, ..... 5 Carlton Gardens.
^ G.C^b"' ^'''°"°^ Hardii>ge,| Commander-in-Chief .... {^st\'nhope'^St?ee*t ^^ ^''^**
Rt. Hon. Lord Raglan, G.C.B. . Mas. -General of the Ordnance, . 5 Great Stanhope Street.
Sir John F. W. Herschel, Bart. . Master of the Mint, 32 Harley Street.
Rt. Hon. Charles P. Yilliers, M.P. Adv. -Gen. ^-Judge-Martial, . . Travellers' Club.
Th|. Marquis of Breaddbane,| ^^^ ^,/^^„^^^,.;^.,^^ 21 Park Lane.
Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer, E.G. . Lord Steivard of the Household, . 21 St James' Square.
Hi^^GracetheDukeofAVelling-|3^^^^^,.^_^^^^^^,.^^^ • • • • Apsley House.
Rt. Hon. Lord Stanley of Alder-) Vice-President of the Board of) „ p^^e.,,^,,^- n ^„rr. *
Rt. Hon. W. G. Hayter, M.P. . j ■ Secretaries to the Treasrrv ^Treasury, AVIiitehall.
James AVilson, M.P '^''"" '^^'^'^'"'^'^^ ''^ "'^ ^'^^^'^'y' (15 Hertford Street.
Bemal Osbome, M.P Secretary to the Admiralty, , , '6 Charles Street, St James'.
Sir A. E. Cockburn, M.P. . . Attorney- General, 40 Hertford Street.
Sir Richard Bethell, M.P. . . . Solicitor- General, 25 Gloucester Square.
SCOTLAND.
James Craufurd Solicitor-General,
Rt. Hon. Dimcan M'Xeill . . Lord Justice- General
Earl of Home ...... Keeper of Great Seal,
Rt. Hon. John Hope .... Lord Justice- Clerk
Rt. Hon. James Moncreiff . . Lord-Advocate, 15 Great Stuart St. Edinb.
, 18 Charlotte Square, Edinb.
, 73 Great King St. Edinb.
. The Hirsel, Berwickshire.
, 20 Moray Place, Edinburgh.
Earl of Lauderdale' Hereditary Standard-Bearer, ■ {""Ti'^L^flf&f.
Duke of Argyll iZej-eJr^. il/as^er q/^/^e 7/oi«e/ioZJ, 2 Hamilton Place, Piccadilly.
T„,,i t)„„. T.' T 7-„,.,7 r>.;.„ c.^? H^ Lower Brook St. London,
Lord Panmure, K.T Lord Privy Seal, j Brechin Castle, &c. Forfar!
EarlofErrol Hereditary Grand ConstaUe, . • {^^fisReS'menr^'''^^' ''''''
Duke of Hamilton K^u^U-Mariscl^al, f ISf pS; &f "'
Lord Belhaven High Com. to the Gen. Assembly, Edinburgh.
Major-Gen. T. E. Kapier, C.B. . Commander of the Forces, . . . Edinburgh.
IRELAND.
Earl of St Germans Lord-Lieutenant, The Castle, Dublin.
Sir John Young, M.P. . . . Chief Secretary, The Castle, Dublin.
Rt. Hon. Maziere Brady . . . Lord-Chancellor, Dublin.
Archbishop of jh'magh . . . Almoner, Armagh Palace, Ireland.
Francis Larcom Under Secretary, The Castle, Dublin.
\iSi^ ^''°''''T ^'? ^"?' O'' ^^"^^^^^ 8 Merrion Sq. East, Dublin.
Rt. Hon. Thomas Lefroy . . . Chief Justice of Qneeri's Bench, . Dublin.
Rt. Hon. James Henry Jlonaghan Chief Justice of Common Pleas, . 18 Mid. Gardiner St. Dublin,
Rt. Hon. David Richard Pigot . Chief Baron of Exchequer, . . 8 Memou Sq. South, Dublin.
^%^C^B.^'\^'^^^^'^ ^^^}^']'^'} Comma?^^^^ . . Royal Hospital, Dublin.
Rt. Hon. A. Brewster .... Attorney-General, Dublin.
William Keogh, M.P Solicitor-General, DuUin.
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
351
PEERS OF SCOTLAND.
Abercom, Marquis of, K.G.P.C., groom of the
stole in the household of H.R.H. Prince Albert,
Chesterfield House, South Audley street, and
Priory, Stanmore, Middlesex, and Baron's court,
coTinty Tyrone, Ireland, and Ardverikie lodge,
Laggan
Aberdeen, Earl of, K.T., P.C. (Prime Minister),
lord-lieut. of Aberdeenshire, keeper of Green-
wich Park, 7 Argyll street, and Haddo house,
near Methlic, Aberdeenshire
Airlie and Lintrathen, Earl of, Carlton Club, and
Cortachy castle, by Kirriemuir
Arbuthuott, Viscount, Arbuthnott hoi\sc, Kiucai--
dineshire
Argyll, Duke of, P.C. (Lord Privy Seal), heredi-
tary lord-steward of Scotland, hereditary sheriff
of Argyllshire, Inverary castle, Argyllshire, and
Roseneath and Ardincaple castles, Helensburgh,
Dumbartonshire
Athole, Duke of, K.T., hereditarysheriff of Perth-
shire, Carlton Club, 94 Pall-mall, Athole house,
Blaur Athole, and Dunkeld, Perthshire, aad
Mona castle, Isle of Man
Belhaven and Stenton, Lord, 30 Albemarle street,
Piccadilly, and Wishaw house, Hamilton
Blantyre, Baron, Erskine house, Cardouald,
Bishoptown house, Renfrewshire, Lennoxlove,
Haddingtonshire, Wedderlie, Berwickshire ; resi-
dence in London, Stafford house, St James'
Breadalbane, Marquis of, K.T., P.C, lord-lieu-
tenant of Argyllshire, 21 Park lane, Taymouth
castle, Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Armady castle,
Argyllshire and Langton, Dunse, Berwickshire
Buccleuch and Queensberry, Duke of, K.G., P.C,
high steward of Westminster, lord-lieutenant of
the counties of Edinburgh and Roxburgh-shires,
Montagu house, Whitehall, Dalkcitli palace,
Edinburgh, Boughton house, Kettering, and
Richmond, Surrey, Drumlanrig castle, Thornhill,
N.B., and Bowhill, Selkirk, N.B., and Lang-
holm lodge
Buchan, Earl of, Kirkhill and Amondell, Linlith-
gow, Dryburgh abbey, Berwickshire
Caithness, Earl of, lord-lieutenant, vice-admiral,
and high sheriff of Caithness-shire, Barrogill
castle, and Tister house, Caithness ; residence
in Edinburgh, 17 Rutland square
Camwarth, Earl of, 39 Gloucester place, Portman
square
Cassilis, Earl of, Morley's hotel, London, and
Culzean castle, Newark castle, and Cassilis
castle, Maybole, Ayrshire
Cathcart, Earl, K.C.B., lieutenant-general in the
army. Colonel of the 1st Dragoon guards,
United Seiwice Club, Cathcart house, and Cart-
side cottage, Renfrewshire
Colville, Lord, Admiral of the White, 29 Portland
place
Cranstoun, Lord, Arisaig, Inverness, Benholm
castle, Kincardine, Sandridge park, and Bagator
Manor, Devonshire
Crawford and Balcarras, Earl of, 21 Berkeley
square, Wigan of Haigh hall, and Duuecht
house, Aberdeenshire
Dalhousie, Marquis of, K.T., P.C, lord clerk-
registrar of Scotland, governor-general of India,
and constable of Dover castle, and warden, &c.
of the Cinque Ports, Dalhousie castle, Lasswade,
Edinburgh, and Coalstoun house, Haddington
Dumfries and Bute, Earl of (Marquis of Bute),
Cardiff castle, Glamorganshire, Kirtling Tower,
Cambridgeshire, and Mount Stewart, Rothesay,
Isle of Bute, Luton park, Bedfordshire, and
Dumfries house, Cumnock, Ayrshire
Dunblane, Viscount of. Clarendon hotel, London,
Hornby castle, Catterick, and Kiveton park,
Yorkshire, Godolphin park, Cornwall
Dundonald, Earl of. Western grove, near South-
ampton
Dunmorc, Earl of, Dunmore park, Stirlingshire,
Avonsuidh, Harris, Inverness
Dysart, Earl of. Ham house, Surrey, Helmingham,
Suffolk, Buckminster, Leicestershire
Egliuton, Earl of, K.T., P.C, lord-lieutenant of
Ayrshire, Col. of the Ayrshire militia, 10 St
James' square, London, and Eglinton castle,
Skelmorlie castle, the Pavilion, Ardrossan, Ayr-
shire, and Cleughsara, Lanarkshire
Elgin and Kincardine, Earl of, K.T., captain-
general, and governor-in-chief in North Ame-
rica, and lord -lieutenant of Fifeshire, Broomhall,
Fifeshire
Elibank, Lord, Ballencrieff, Haddington, Darnhall,
Peebles-shire, Elibank cottage, Selkirkshire,
Pitheavlis, Perthshire
Elphinstoue, Lord, governor of Bombay, 14 St
George place, Knightsbridge, and Cumbernauld
house, Dumbartonshire
ErroU, Earl of, hereditary lord high constable of
Scotland (gone to Constantinople), Slains castle,
Aberdeenshire, Brookes' club, GO St James'
street, London
Fairfax, Lord. His Lordship resides in the United
States
Falkland, Viscount, G.C.H., P.C, Scuttiskelfe,
Stokesley, Yorkshire
Forbes, Baron, Castle Forbes, Aberdeenshire
Forrester, Baron, Gorhambury, near St Albans,
Herts, residence in London, 40 Grosvenor square
Galloway, Earl of, 45 Grosvenor square, Galloway
house, Corsbie, Wigton, and Cumloden, Kirk-
cudbrightshire
Glasgow, Earl of, lord-lieutenant of Renfrewshire,
Grillion's hotel. The Priory, Cumbrae, Bate-
shire, and Hawkhead, Paisley, Renfrewshire,
Crawford Priory, Fifeshke, and Kelburne castle,
Largs, Ayrshire
Gray, Lord, St George's hotel, 32 Albemarle street,
Kinfauns castle, Perth, and Gray, Forfar
Haddington, Earl of, K.T., 43 Berkeley squai'e,
and Tynninghame castle, Prestonkirk, Lennel
house, Berwickshire
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
352
Hamilton, Duke of, premier peer of Scotland,
hereditary keeper of Holyrood house, lord-
lieutenant of Lanarkshire, and colonel of the
Lanarkshire militia, 12 Portman square, and
Hamilton palace, Lanarkshire, Brodick castle.
Isle of Arraii, and Kinneil house, Linlithgow-
shire, Ashton hall, Lancashire, and Eastern
park, "ffickham Market, Suffolk
Home, Earl of, keeper of the Great Seal, The Hirsel,
Berwickshire, N.B.
Hopetoun, Earl of, Hopetonn house, Linlithgow-
shire, and Oi'miston hall, Haddingtonshire
Huntly, Marquis of, colonel Aberdeenshire militia,
24 Chapel street, Belgrave square, Aboyne
castle, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, and Orton, Him-
tingdon
Kinnaird, Lord, 33 Grov "uor street, Grosvenor
square, and Rossie priury, Inchture, Perthshire
Kinnoul, Earl of, Lord Liou-King-at-Arms, lord-
lieutenant of Perthshire, and colonel of the
Perthshire militia, 58 Green street, Grosvenor
squai-e, and Dupplin castle, Perth
E-intore, Earl of, Keith -liall, Aberdeenshire, Inglis- .
makle, Kincardineshire
Lauderdale, Earl of, liercditary standard-bearer of
Scotland, and marshall of the household of Scot- ;
land, lord-lieutenant of Berwickshire, Maurigy's
hotel, 1 Regent street, and Thu-lstane castle, i
, Lauder, Berwickshire, and Dunbar house. Had- |
dingtonshire i
Ltnnox, Duke of, lord-lieutenant of Sussex, vice- i
admiral of the coast of Sussex, and colonel of!
its militia, 51 Portland place, Gordon castle, i
Banfishire, Huntly lodge, Aberdeenshire, Kin-
rara, Inverness-shire, Goodwood pai-k, and
"West Stoke, Sussex
Leven and ^lelville, E;u-1 of. ilelville house, Cupar-
Fife
Lotiiian, Marquis of, Xewbattle abbey, Edinburgh-
shire, Mount Teviot and Ormiston, Roxburgh-
shire
Loudoiui, Earl of, Loudoun castle, Ayrshire,
Rawdon hall, Yorkshire, Donnington park,
Leicestersliire
Mar and Keliie, Earl of, Alloa house, Clackman-
nan, and Keliie castle, Fifeshire
[Montrose, Duke of, K.T., P.C, lord-lieutenant of
Stirlingshire, 45 Belgrave square, and Buchanan
house, Stirlingshire
3Ioray, Eai^l of, Donibristle house, Aberdonr, Fife-
shire, and Darnaway castle, Forres, Morayshire,
Castle Stuart, Inverness-shu-e, and Domie lodge,
Perthshire
Morton, Earl of, 7 Old Palace yai-d, Aberdour
house, Fifeshire, and Dalmahoy, Ratho, Ediu-
bnrghshire
Napier, Lord, secretary to Her Majesty's Embassy
at Constantinople, Thirlstane castle, Selkirksh.
Xewburgh, Earl of, Hassop, Bakewell, Derbyshire,
Shndon, Sussex
Xorthesk, Earl of, Ethie lionse, Forfar, Longwood,
"Winchester, Hants
Orknej', Earl of, Taplow coiu't, Buckinghamshire,
and Glenapp, Ayrshire, 4 Chisham street, London
Polwarth, Lord, lord-lieutenant of Selkirkshire,
Carlton club, 94 Pall-mall, and Merton house,
St Boswell's, Berwick-upon-Tweed
Queensberry, Marquis of, lord-lieutenant of Dum-
fries, colonel of the Dumfries, Roxburgh, and
Selkirkshire militia, Kinmount, Tinwald house,
and Glen Stuart house, Dumfries
Rea}^, Baron, residence, Malta
Rollo, Lord, Carlton club, 44 Pall-maU, and Dun-
crub, Perthshire
Rosebery, Earl of, K.T., P.C, lord-lieutenant of
Linlithgowshire, 139 Piccadilly, Dalmeny park.
South Queensferry, Linlithgo^^"shire, and War-
ren M'ood, Hatfield, Hertfordshire
Rothes, Earl of, Leslie house, Fife, Slirub liill,
near Dorking, Surrey
Roxburghe, Duke of, K.T., Clarendon hotel, 1G9
New Bond street, and Fleiu-s castle, Kelso, and
Broxmouth park, ILaddingtoushire
Ruthven, Lord, Freeland house, Perthshire, AVin-
ton house, Haddington
Saltoun, Lord, 1 Great Cumberland street, and
Philorth castle and Memsay house, Aberdeenshire
Seafield, Earl, 32 Albemarle street, London, and
Cullen house, Cullen, Banffshire, and Castle
Grant, Grantown, Inverness-shire
Selkirk, Earl of, lord-lieutenant of the Stewartiy
of Kirkcudbright, St Clary's Isle, Khkcudbright,
94 Pall-mall, London
Semple, Baroness, Duu-Edin, 31urrayfield, Edin-
burgh
Sinclair, Lord, United Service club, and Ilerd-
manston, Haddhigton, and Nisbet house, Ber-
wickshire
Somerville, Lord, Somerville-Ashton, Gloucester,
the Pavilion, Roxburgh
Stair, Earl of, Oxenford castle, Ford, Edinburgh-
shire, Culhorn house, "Wigtonshire, and Stair
house, Ayrshire
Stormout, Viscount, Scone Palace and Logie-
Almond, Perthshire, Comlougaii > -rtle, Dum-
fries, Schaw park, Clackmannanshire, Belvaird,
Fifesliire, and Caen Wood, Middlesex
Strathallan, Viscount, 44 Charles street, Berkeley
square, and Castle Strathallan, Auchtcrarder
Strathmore, Earl of, Glammis castle, Forfarshire,
Paulswolden, Bmy, Herts
Sutherland, Duke of, K.G., lord-lieutenant ef
Sutherlandshire, Stafford house, St James',
Trenthaui park, Staffordshire, and Lilleshall,
Shropshire, Stittenham, Yorkshire, Cliefden
pai'k, Buckinghamshire, Dunrobin castle, and
House of Tongue, Sutherlandshire
Torphichen, Lord, Caldcr house, Edinburghshire
Traquair, Earl of, Traquair house, Peeblesshire
Tweeddale, Marcpiis of, K.T., C.B., lieutenant-:
general in the army, lord-lieutenant of Had-
dingtonshire, hereditary chauiberJaui of Dun-
fermline, Yester liouse, Hadduigtonshire
Werayss and March, Earl of, lord- lieutenant of
Peeblesshire, 19 Stratford place, Gosford house,
near Haddington, East Lothian, Nidpath castle,
Peeblesshire, and Stanley hall, Broadway, Wor-
cestersliire, and 64 Queen street, Edinburgh.
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
353
SCOTCH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS, ELECTED EVERY
PARLIAMENT.
The dates given are those of their creatiou as Scotch Peers.
MARQUIS OF Creation.
Title, by
courtesy, of
Eldest Son.
I George Hay Tweeddale, K.T 1694 E. Gifford
EAKLS.
George Sliolto Douglas Morton 1458
Alexander Home Home 1C05
David Graham Druramond Ogilvy Airlic and Lintrathcu .... 1 639
David Leslie Melville Leven and Melville 1641
Dimbar James Douglas Selkirk 1646
Thomas John Hamilton Fitzmaurice Orkney 1699
Francis William Grant Seafield 1701
Thomas George Lj-on Bower Strathmore 1606
VISCOUNT.
William Henry Drummond Strathailan 1609
BARONS.
JohnGraj- Gray 1415
Charles St Clair Sinclair 1489
John Elphinstone Elphinstone,G.C.H.,P.C. 1509
Charles John Colville Colville of Culross 1604
Henrv Francis Hepburn Scott Pohvarth 1690
Charles Stuart Blantyre 1606
L. Aberdoiu-
L. DungLis
L. Ogilvy
V. Balgonie
L. Daer
V. Kirkwall
V.Reidhaven
L. Glammis
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR SCOTLAND.
Anderson, Sir James
Arbuthnott, Hon. Lieut. -Gen. \
Hugh, C.B. i
Baillie, Henry James, Esq.
Baird, James, Esq.
Blair, James Hunter, Esq.
Bouverie, Hon. Edw. Pleydell
Brace, Charles Lennox Cum-\
ming, Esq. )
Campbell, Sir Arch. Islay,)
Bart. ;
Cowan, Charles, Esq.
Crawfurd, E. H. John
Dalkeith, Earl of
Dalrymple, Viscount
Davie, Col. Sir Henry Robert)
Fergusson, Bait. j
Dmmlanrig, Viscount
Duff, George Skene, Esq.
Duff, James, Esq.
Duncan, George, Esq.
Dundas, Frederick, Esq. \
Stirling, &c.
Kincardineshire
Inverness-shire
Falkirk, &c.
Ayrshire
Kilmarnock
Elginshire and
Nairnshire
Argj'llshirc
Edinburgh
Ayr, &c.
Edinbm'ghshire
Wigtonshire
Haddington, &c.
Dumfriesshire
Elgin, &c.
Banffshire
Dundee
Orkney and Shet-
land
48 Pall-mall, and Blythswood sq. Glasgow
(H. 5 Albany, and Arbuthnott liouse, Kin-
1^ cardinesliire
(9 Lowndes street, Taradale, lloss-shire, and
( Redcastle, Beauly, Ross-shire
VCarlton Club, 94 Pall-mall, and Gartsherric
t house, Coatbridge, N.B.
3 St James' place, and Maybolc, N.B.
44 Wilton crescent, London
f 17 Charles street, St James', and Dumpiuiil,
"( Forres, and Kinnaird, Falkirk
(Jlivart's hotel, 41 and 44 Brook St., Gros-
1 venor square, and Succoth, N.B.
(l>8 Queen st., Cheapside, and 17 Princes St.,
1 Edinburgh, and Valleyfield, Penicuick
f 2 Paper buildings, Temple, and Crosby castle,
\ Ayrshire
Montagu house, Whitehall gardens
(Russell's hotel, 30 Albemarle street, and Cul-
( horn house, Stranraer, Wigtonshire
^8 Wilton crescent, and Credv park, Credi-
t ton
(George street, Hanover sq., and Glcn-stuart,
I near Annan, Dumfriesshire
(No address in London. ]\Iilton Duff, Elgin,
\ Morayshire
(^No address in London. Skene house, Aljer-
t deen
f Reform club, 104 Pall-mall, and 1 Belgrave
\ street south, and The Vine, Dundee
> 24 Hanover square \
354
PARLIAMENTAEY DIRECTORY.
Dimdas, George, Esq.
Dunlop, Alex. Munay, Esq.
Elcho, Lord
Ellice, Edward, jiin., Esq.
Linlitbgowshire
Greenock
Haddingtonshire
(Crail, St Andrews,
1 &o.
Elliot, Hon. John Edmond
Roxburghshire
Ewart, William, Esq.
Duml'iies
Fergus, John, Esq.
Fifeshire
Ferguson, Robert, Esq.
Kirkcaldy
Forbes William, Esq.
Stirlingsiiire
Gordon, Hon. William
Hastie, Alexander, Esq.
Hastie, Archibald, Esq.
Aberdeensliire
Glasgow
Paisley
Hume, Joseph, Esq.
^rontrose, &c.
Johnstone, James, Esq.
Kinnaird, Hon. Arthur
Laing, Samuel, Esq.
Lockhart, Allan Elliot, Esq.
Lockhart, William, Esq.
Macaulay, Right Hon. Thomas) £jinburgh
(26 and 9-4 Pall-mall, and Dundas castle,
'i Queensferry, Linlithgowshire
^42 Albion street, Hyde park, and 67 Queen
'( street, Edinburgh
(Treasury, Whitehall), 23 St James' place
(18 Arlington street, Piccadilly, Invergarry,
( and Glenquoich lodge, Fort-Augustus
(7 Chesham place, Belgi-ave square, and
J Brookes' club, and Wilton lodge, Hawick,
( Roxburgiishu-e
6 Cambridge square, Hyde Park
(G8 Eaton place, and Reform club, lOi Pall-
( mall. Strath are, Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire
(Brookes' club, 60 St James' street, and Raitii,
( Kirkcaldy
jCarlton club, di Pall-mall, and Callander
( house, Falku-k
7 Argyll street, and Haddo house, Aberdeen
Adelaide place, Glasgow
5 Rutland gate, Knightsbridge
<G Bryanstone square, and Burnley hall. East
( Somerton, Yarmouth, Korfolk
(Clackmannan andl ^^^ Pali-mall, and Alva, N.B.
( Kniross-shn-e ) ' '
Perth 35 Hyde Park gardens, & East Baines, Herts.
(London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
'( Terminus, London bridge and Brighton
rCarlton club, 94 Pall-mall, and Sudbury-
■) grove, Harrow, and Borthwickbrae, Ha-
( wick, and Cleghom, Lanark
jCarlton club, 94 Pall-mall, and Milton Lock
t hart, near Lanark
Wick, Kirkwall, &c.
Selkirkshire
Lanarkshire
Babington
M'Gregor, John, Esq.
M'Taggart, Sir John, Bart.
Mackie, John, Esq.
Mathesou, Alexander, Esq.
Matheson, Sir James
Maule, Hon. Col. Lauderdale
Moncreiff, James, Esq.
Montgomery, Sir Graham
Mure, Col. William
Scott, Hon. Francis.
Glasgow
Wigton, &e.
Kirkcudbright
Inverness burghs
Ross, &e.
Forfarshire
Leith, &c.
Peeblesshire
Renfrewshire
Berwickshire
Smollett, Alexander, Esq. Dumbartonshire
Stirling, William, Esq. Perthshire
Stafford, Mai-quis of Sutherlandshire
Thompson, George, Esq. Aberdeen
Traill, George (of Ratter), Esq. Caithness- shire
W&rtlev, Right Hon. James > Pntpciiirp
Ardiibaid Stuart, Q.C. I ^"^^-""^e
The Albany, London
(1 Princes' teiTace, Knightsbridge, and Athe-
( nreum club, 107 Pall-mall
^Portland club, 1 Stratford place, Oxford St.,
( and Ardwell, near AVigton
Bargally house, Kirkcudbright
j'38 South street, Grosvenor square, and Ar-
( dross castle, Alness, Ross- shire
rStornoway house, 13 Cleveland row, and
■< Southillpai-k, Bracknell, Berks, the Lodge, '
{ Stomoway, &Achany,Bonar Bridge, N.B.
JOrdnance Office, 80 Pall-mall, and Brechin
( castle, Forfarshire
CGwydir house, London, and 15 Great Stuart
I street, Edinburgh
(Carlton club, Pall-mall, and Stobo castle,
( Peebles
United Service club, and Caldwell, Ayrsliii-e
^Carlton club, 94 Pall-mall, and Mertoun
■J house, Berwickshire, and Sendhurst
( grange, Ripley, Surrey
(1 St Alban's place, and Cameron house,
( Bonhill, Dumbartonshire
(128 Pai'k street, Grosvenor square, and Keir
( house, Perthshire
(2 Hamilton place, Piccadilly, and Tarbat
( house, Ross-shire
Aberdeen
(Steven's hotel, 18 New Bond street, and
t Castlehill, Thurso
(3 Carlton gardens, and Twisdcn buildings,
\ Inner temple
i
PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
355
^PUBLIC OFFICES, &c.
MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EDINBURGH.
Lord Provost— Right Hon. DUNCAN M'Lai^en.
^Atlam Morrison
K p .,. J Andrew Fyfe
■ - iiauies— -Spi-ajicig Brown Douglas
(George Clark
Dean of Gnild — James Blackadder
Treasurer — David Dickson
Convener — Henrj' Banks
COUNCILLOUS.
Joseph Robertson
Francis Richardson
William Dick
Robert Anderson
Richard Millar
Robert S. Grieve
Robert Greenoak
James Lewis
Duncan Mackinlay
AVilliam Bell
Alexander Sclanders
Geo. Chrichton
John Clark
Alcxr. Cassels
Jaines Gray
William Forrester
Jolin Melville
Ricliard Williams
James Dowell
Robert Ritchie
Peter S. Fraser
William Tullis
Fred. Maitland Heriot
Alexander Hill
John R. Sibbald
COMMITTEES OF TOWN
COUNCIL
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1
...
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Councillor Robertson ....
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1
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Richardson ....
1
1
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1
1
...
...
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Anderson
1
1
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1
1
1
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1
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...
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Lewis
1
1
1
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Mackinlay ....
1
1
1
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1
1
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Chrichton ....
1
1
1
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Sclanders
1
1
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Clark
1
1
1
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1
1
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Gray
3
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1
1
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...
1
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Williams
1
1
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11
12
10
11
10
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In addition to the elected Members, the Lord Provost is ex officio a Director of the Water Company,
and his Lordship, the Dean of Guild, and Convener, are ex officiis Members of the Paving Board.
Those marked t are Conveners of the respective Committees.
356
PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
Commitlee.
MEMORANDUM. •
The Ordinary Meetings ofthe Committees are as follows : —
Place of Meeting. Time of Meeting.
Lord Provost's,
Law,
Plans and Works,
College,
Treasurer's,
Lord Provost's Chamber,
Committee Room,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Wednesday at 12.
Do. at ^ past 1.
Thursday at \ past 1 1 .
Do. at \ past 12.
Friday at 11.
The Trinity Hospital and Market Committees do not commonly require weekly meetings,
meetings are necessary, they are held in the Committee Room on Monday, — at 12 and 1
respectively.
Wiieu
o'clock
MAGISTRATES AND TOWN-COUNCIL OF
LEITH.
Provost — Robert Philip
Bailies — Ricliard Aliller, Thomas Wood, Stephen
Adam, Robert Mathie
Treasurer — James Miliar
Councillors — James Carnie, James Jenkinson,
J. Greig, A. Greig, D. Spence, D. H. Robertson,
Wm. Moffat, George Laidlaw, W. M. Adamson,
Colin Duncan
To^™-Clerk — William Anderson
Officers — A. Sinclair and John Robinson
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
STAFF IX EDIXBURGII.
Commanding the Forces — Major-Gencral T. E.
Napier, C.B.
Aide-de-camp —
Fort-Major — Quarter- Master Alexander Cruik-
shonk, late 79th Highlanders
Assistant- Adjutiint — Lieut. -Colonel W. F. Forster,
K.H.
Staff-Adjutant — Lieut.-Gen. John O'Neill
Staff-Surgeon —
Paymaster — Captain John Middleton
Recruiting Service — Captain Glegg, Eaat India
Company
Royal Artillery — Lieut. -Coionel Teesdale
Royal Engineers — Col. P. Barry
Local Force — Acting St^ft' Officer of Pensioners,
Lieut. -Col. Hope, do.
Do. — Lieut. Hunter, do.
OilDNAXCE DEPAETMEXT XSD BARRACK BRAXCII.
Chaplain— Rev. J. ]\Iiller
Storekeeper — Robert M-Kerlie
E. Clerk at Leith Fort— J. A. Figg
Barrack- Master — Lieut. F. Murray
Clerk of Works— M. Grant
Acting Deputy Purve.vor — J. M. Green
Master Gunner, Edinburgh Castle — Henry M.
Elsander
Ordnance Law Agent— William Weddell, W.S.
OFFICE OF INLAND REVENUE—
10 WATERLOO PLACE.
STAMT AND TAX DEPARTMEXT.
Solicitor and Comptroller-General — Angus Flet-
cher, Esq.
Cashier of Stamps, and Receiver- General of Land
aud Assessed Taxes — Donald Ross, Esi|.
CLERKS— 1ST CLASS.
Ijt. .lames Paterson. 2d, David Crole, od, Alex.
niilci- Ouilvv,
CLERKS — 2d class.
1st, Andrew Plimer, 2d, Alexander Somerville, 3d,
Wm. D. Galloway
CLERKS— 3d CLASS.
1st, John M. Salmon, 2d, Charles G. C. Christie,
3d,_ George Anderson, 4th, Alexander S. Gil-
christ, 5th, James Mercer, 6th, James Martine.
CLERKS — 4Tn CLASS.
1st, William Carrick, 2d, Charles G. Mackay, 3d,
John W. Douglas, 4th, Thos. G. Reid, 5th, John
Burns, Gth, Thomas Calder, 7th, Mark H. D.
Park, 8th, Alexander Smith, 9th, AVilliam S.
Bowie, 10th, George Slight, 11th, John Douglas,
12th, John M. Pender
LEGACT-DUri" DEPARTMENT.
Chief Clerk, .John Parker, 1st,' Henry W. Dwight.
2d, Edward Barnes, 3d, William Wilson
STAilPIXG-ROOil.
1st, George Wilson, 2d, AVilliam Stewart, 3d, Ro-
bert Wilson, 4th, John Mackenzie, 5tli, AVilliam
M'Evoy, Gth, Lachlan M'Pherson
MESSEXGERS.
James Ciu:rie and Duncan Stewart
HOUSEKEEPER.
Mrs Balfour
EXCISE DEPARTMENT.
Solicitor before the Inferior Courts — Maurice
Lothian.
Collector — Donald Ross, Esq.
Clerks— 1st, John Yelland, 2d, B. D. Wikon, 3d,
J. K. Simson
Supei-visors — David Smith, Jas. Clnistie, AVilliam
Morison, James Anderson, and Jas. JIorrLson
Permit Office, No. 5, South College Street, Edin-
burgh, and Customs Premises, Leith
ASSESSED TAXES SURVEY.
OFFICE, NO. 6 WATERLOO PLACIC.
Inspector of Taxes — Edward J. Maiighan
Sui-\-eyors of Taxes — David Ross Vass, Tlionias
CuUen, and James Peffers
CUSTOMS— PORT OF LEITH.
Solicitor for Scots Law — Warren Hastinc
AV.S.
Collector — W. P. Gaidner
Comptroller — Robert Daw.
Landing Surveyors — Robert Hodder and D. W.
Law
Tide-Surveyors — J. Thomson, R. B. Mitchell, and
G. M. Thomson
Housekeeper and Me=-enger — Alexander Cricht<'in
Sandsj
PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
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COAST GUARD.
Inspecting Commander, Leitli — Captain Thomas
Cochran, R.N.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE.
WATERLOO PLACE.
Secretary for Scotland — Francis Abbott, Esq.
secretary's office.
Hours, 10 to 4.
Chief Clerk — Frederick Godby, Esq.
Senior Clerks — G. Cowan, J. Shepherd
Junior Clerks — W. W. Halliburton, J. Gonsalez,
Ciiarles Reeves, J. G. Prentice
surveyors, and clerks to surveyors.
Surveyors— J. Warren, C. M. T. Western, Esqs.
Clerks to Surveyors— W. S. Parr, T. B. Lang, E.
Forrest, It. Hobson.
Solicitor — Vacant
receiver-general's office.
Horns, 10 to 4.
Receiver- General — Arthur Forrest, Esq.
Clerks— G. Young, D. TurnbuU
accountant's office.
Hours, 10 to 4.
Accountant, AVilliam Plouy, Esq.
Clerks— AA'. Forrester, C. J. Connell, W. A. Dewar,
J. Priest, H. Dickson, J. S. Smyth
dead and returned letter office.
Hours, 10 to 4.
Inspector — Robert Moir, Esq.
Clerks— H. Maclaurin, A. Young, G. Steell, H. P.
Thorne, James Weir, juu., F. T. Atkins
MONEY- ORDER OFFICE.
Hours, 10 to 4.
President— J. F. T. Jlarrable, Esq.
Chief Clerk — R. 0. Anderson
Senior Clerks— C. T. Butchard, G. Atkins, J.
Croal, J. Sanderson
Junior Clerks— T. Hobbs, R. C. O'Hara, A. G.
Bowie, H. Watson, J. Gray, W. B. Hamilton,
James Hamilton, J. Simm, F. Dilly
Probationary Clerks — E. AVarren, R. Bowie, M.
Mackenzie, AA'^. filuckle, W. B. Nash, F. Bishop,
C. B. Hay, H. Stewart, J. T. Moule
inland and FOREIGN OFFICE,
Superintending President — Joseph Sloule, Esq.
Clerk to do. — J. Shearer
Vice-Presidents— A. G. Somerville, R. Greig, T.
Young
Principal Clerk — G. G. Bruce
First Class Senior Clerks — A. G. Somerville, J.
AA'eir, R. Greig, A. Douglas, J. Shearer
Second Class Senior Clerks— George Thomson, T.
Young, AV. Kerr, F. Jones, J. Murray, AA'. J.
Smellie, G. Traquair, G. AA'. Hailing
Third Class Clerks— G. S. Smith, J. S. AA'yllie, E.
AA'atters, J. T. Atkinson, D. JI'Lean, F. Craigie,
T. C. Lowes, T. B. Harkuess .;
Fourth Class Junior Clerks — J. Gentle, G. Craigie,
G. Davidson, J. Tait, AY. Campbell, AV. Baird,
: J. Simpson, J. G. Scott, AY. C. Stevenson, R.
Forrest, R. Walker, AY. Gray, J. Gray, 6. B.
Stronach, J. Cockburn
Officers at Paid AVindow— F. Jones, G. AA'. Hail-
ing, J. S. AA'ylie, AY. G. Stevenson
LETfER-CARRIERS' AND NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
Inspector — T. Barker
Assistant Inspector— R. Uislop
MAIL COACH OFFICE.
Inspector of Mail Coaches — John Rodford
Assistant Inspector — George Eraser
PAROCHIAL BOARD OF MANAGERS OF
THE POOR.
CITY OF EDINBURGH.
George Law, Esq., Chairman
Managers — Dr John Cochrane, John Clark, John
Boyle, Thomas Sawers,jun., Dr Alexander i\Iax-
well Adams, James Cotton, John Keiton, Dun-
can Mackinlay, James Jaap, John Cotton, James
Blackadder, George Henderson, James Munro,
Thomas Calder, Dr Andrew Thomson, Edward
O'Donnell, Dr AVilllam Brown, Alexander G.
AVighton, George Copland, Alexander Christie,
John Beatson Bell, AY.S., Alexander Hay, Dr
James Andrew, John Boog, Councillor James
Gray, David Ridpath, John Sheppard, Joseph
H. Stott, John A. Mackay, Henry Moffat, S.S.C.,
John Shand, AY.S., John Forrester, AY.S.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Inspector and Treasurer — John Hay
Assistant Inspector and Law-Clerk — Alexander
Greig
Book-keeper and Cashier — Joseph AA'ood
Assistant Inspector of Children boarded out —
AA'illiam Matheson
Assistant Insjjectors — George Jamieson, AA'e^t Di-
vision of Parish, Robert Davidson, East do.
Sub-Inspectors — Archibald Dewar and Robcr*^
Bro\vn
Roll-keeper — John Ferrier
Historical Register Clerk — James Mackinlav
Sheriff Officer— AVilliam Smith
Law Agent, Supreme Courts — James Morgan,
s.s.c.
Sheriff Court Agent — Mr Robert Deuchar
Collectoi" — D. Macdonald
Surveyor — Robert Paterson
HOUSE DEPARTMENT.
House Governor — Robert Smith
Chaplain — Robert Johnston
Matron — Janet Beatson
Matron of East Division — C. Christie
Superintendent of East Division — Jos. Christie
Gate Keeper — William Scott
MEDICAL DEPARTJIENT.
House Surgeon — John Smith, M.D.
District Sui-geon and Apothecary, East Division —
David Brodie, M.D.
District Surgeons — Francis D. MacCowan, M.D.,
John M'Kay, M'D., and W. D. Adams, M.D.
PAROCHIAL BOARD OF CANONGATE.
James Lewis, John Blair, Rev. Andrew Bonar,
Rev. Daniel Mactic, Thomas Dr^brough,
Stephen AVhite, James Haldane, AA'illiam Taylor,
Andrew Smith, John Hunter, John Richardson,
AA'illiam Arthur, James Robertson, John Clark,
Thomas Hope, Andrew Slater, Henry Arnot,
John Christie, Thomas AA'ood, Alexander Brown,
George Swan, Daniel Cameron, Simon F. AVood,
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PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
William Menelaws, Alexander Liston, John
Bain, Andrew Dodds, James Hill, John Brydon,
David Nicolson, sen.
James Lewis — Chaiiman
Peter Beattie, Inspector and Treasurer
Dr H. D. Alexander — Surgeon
Jliss Safelj' — 5Iatron
P. Beattie— Collector
David Fotheringham — Chaplain and Teacher
M. Campbell — Superintendent
ST cuthbert's or west kirk.
President — John Learmonth, Esq. of Dean, G
Moray Place
The Boai'd of Management consists of forty-five
Heritors above £20, six members of the Kirk-
session, and thirty elected members from the
Eate-Payers and Heritors under £20.
Inspector — J. Thomson, G Dewar place
Assistant — James Thomson
Sub-Inspectors — ^Ym. Sinclair, John Elder, and
John M'Kay
Clerks — W. C. Johnston, John G. Weatherston
House Governor — James Robertson
Chaplain — Eev. William Taylor
Book-keeper — William Pyle
Matron — Miss Lamb
House Surgeon — Dr Niven
District Surgeons— John 3Iiddleton, M.D., 1 West
Adam street, J. C. M-Donald, M.D., 3 FoiTest
Road, Dr Gray, 17 Bristo street, Dr Husband,
28 Clarence Street, and J. T. Alexander, surgeon,
3 Randolph place
Sewing Mistress — iliss Munro
Keeper of St Cuthbert's Fuueratory — M. D. Fortt
Collector of Assessment for the Poor — Hart Ander-
son— Office, 1 Rutland street
Surveyor of St Cuthbert's Parish — William Fair-
bann, 37 Frederick street
Law Agent (Court of Session) — J. E, Stodart,
W.S., 2 Dnimmond place
Do. (Sheriff Court)— Lothians and Finlay,
S.S.C., 60 George street
SOUTH LEITH PAROCHIAL BOARD.
GENERAL COiOnTTEE,
G. A. M'Laren, Esq. — Chairman
Robert Mathie, James Walker, James Marshall,
J._ T. Robertson, G. W. Reoch, James Watt,
William Thomson, John Tod, Thomas Hardie,
Andi-ew Thomson, M.D., Chai'les M'Kinlay,
Charles Doig, James Simson, Robert Whitson,
David Stewart, William Lindsay, David Callen-
der, James Millar, David Spence, Richard ilil-
lar, James Pope, James Brown, John Sturrock,
William Ford
Andrew Craig Simpson — Inspector
■ John Day — Assistant Inspector
Ebenezer Wilkie — House Governor
Miss Smith— Matron
LIST OF PUBLIC OFFICES,
WITH THE HOURS OF ATTENDANCE,
Adjutant-General's Office, 3 Hope street, 10 to 3
Advocates' Library, Parliament squai-e, during
Session, 9 to 4 ; Vacation, 10 to 4
Advocates' Widows' Fund, 5 South-east Circus
place
Agricultural Museum, 3 George the Fourth bridge.
]0to3 ^
Antiquaries' Museum, 24 George street, Tuesday
and Friday, 10 to 4
Arts, Royal Institution for Encouragement of Fine,
Royal Institution, Mound, 10 to 4
Assay Office, 98 South Bridge
Auditor's Office, 16 Eoyal Exchange, 10 to 3 ;
Saturday, 10 to 2
Barrack Office, Castle
Billet Master, Police Chambers, 11 to 3, and G to 8
Botanical, Royal, Gardens, Inverleith row, 6 A.M.
to 6 P.M.
Botanical, Society, Royal, 6 York place
Cess and Tax Office, County and City, 57 North
Bridge, 10 to 3
Chamber of Commerce, 10 Hunter square
City Chambers, 10 Royal Exchange, 10 to 3, and
6 to 8
City Chamberlain's Office, 10 Royal Exchange,
10 to 4 and 6 to 8
City Clerk's Office, Royal Exchange, 10 to 3
City Paving Board, 39 George street, 10 to 3 ;
Saturday, 10 to 12
Commissary Clerk's Office, Parliament square, 10
to 3
Consistorial Clerk's Office, Parliament square, 10
to 3
Council Record Office, 10 Royal Exchange. 10 to
3, and G to 8
Crown Agent's Office, Parliament square
District Paymaster, 3 Hope street, 10 to 4
Dean of Guild Office, Royal Exchange, 10 to 3
Exchequer Office, ParUament square, 10 to 4
Experimental Gardens, Inverleith Row
Free Church Offices, 58 and 62 Frederick street,
7 to 9
Gas Light Co., Edmburgh, 25 Waterloo place, 9 J
to8i
Gas Light Co., Edinburgh and Leith, 8 George
street ; 10 Baltic street, Leith, 9| to 8
Gazette Office, 13 North Bank street, 10 to 3, and
6 to 8 ; Saturday, 10 to 12
Government Emigration Office, 1 7 South St David
street, 10 to 4
Heriot's, George, Hospital Office, 11 Eoyal Ex-
change, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8 ; Satiu-day, 10 to 12
Herring Fishery Office, Eoyal Institution, Mound,
10 to 4
Inland Eevenue Office, &c., 10 Waterloo place, cash,
10 to 3 ; Saturday, 10 to 12 , other business, 10
to 4, and 10 to 1 ; Tueschiy and Thm-sday, for
spoiled stamps, 12 to 2
Justice of Peace Office for City, 10 Eoyal Ex-
change, 10 to 3, and G to 8
Justice of Peace Office for County, Countv Hall,
10 to 3 and 6 to 8
Justice of Peace Office and Bailie Court for Canon
gate, Canongate Court-room, 10 to 3, and 6 to 8
Leith : —
Collector's Office, 110 Constitution street
. Commercial List, 2 Bernard street
Council Chambers, 107 Constitution street
Custom house, Leith, 10 to 4
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Office, Citadel
Harbour Master's Office, foot of Shore
Permit Office, Custom house
Pohce Office, 18 Charlotte street
Poor Rates (North Leith), 68 Constitution st.
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PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
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Poor Rates (South Leitb), 59 Constitution st.
Post Office, 128 Constitution street
Kecorder's Office (South Leith), 3 Coatfield lane
Session Clerk (North Leith), 40 Bridge street
Session Clerk (South Leith), 3 Coatfield lane
Sheriff Clerk's Office, 18 Chai-lotte street
Shore Dues Office, Custom-house
Town Clerk's Office, 107 Constitution street
Transport Office, 42 Bernard street
Ministers' Widows' Fund Office, 6 North St David
street, 11 to 2 J
Northern Lights Office, 84 George street
Ordnance Offices, Castle and Leith Fort, 10 to 4
Passport Office, No. 3 City Chambers, 10 to 3 ;
Saturday, 10 to 1
Permit Office, 5 College street, Custom- house,
Leith, 7 to 5 in winter, 7 to 6 in summer
Police Office, 192 High street
Sub-Offices— St Leonard Street ; 23 South St
James' street ; Hamilton place, Stockbridge ;
174 Fountainbridge ; Foot of Leith Walk
Police, County, County Buildings
Police Collector's Office, Police Office, 10 to 4, and
6 to 8
Police Surveyor's Office, High street
Post Office, General, Waterloo place
Prison Board, General, for Scotland, 99 George st.
Public Works Office, 10 Royal Exchange, 10 to 4,
and 6 to 8
Public Works Office (Her JIajesty's), Exchequer
buildings, 10 to 4
Railway, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Office,
9J Princes street, 10 to 4
Railway, North British, Office, 24 St Andrew
square ; Dalkeith Branch, St Leonard's
Recorder's Office for Calton, 21 Calton hill, 10 to 4
Recorder's Office for Canongate, 163 Canongate,
10 to 3, and 6 to 8
Recorder's Office for Greyfriars', Upper gate, 10
to 6
Recorder for Newington and Buccleuch Burying-
ground
Recorder's Office for St Cuthbert's, West Church-
yard
Regalia Office, Royal Exchange, | past 11, for a
limited number of orders
Register House :—
Accountant to the Com-t of Session, Nos. 58 and
60—10 to 3
Bill Chamber, Nos. 18 and 20— Session 10 to
12, and 2 to 4 ; Sat. 10 to 12. Vacation and
Recess, 10 to 12, and 2 to 3 ; Sat. 10 to 12
Chancery Office, Nos. 21, 41, 43—10 to 3 ; Sat.
10 to 12
Edictal Citation Office, No. 46 — Session, 3 to 4 ;
Vacation, 11 to 12
Extractor's Offices, Nos. 8, 10, and 12 — Session,
10 to 3, and 6 to 8. Vacation, 11 to I'Tu.,
Wed., Thin-. ; Sat. 10 to 12, Session
Fee Fund, Court of Session, No. 6 — Session, 11
to 3, and 6 to 8 ; Sat. 10 to 12. Vacation,
11 to 2 ; 'Sat. 10 to 12. Box-days, 10 to 2
General Records, 10 to 3 ; Sat. 10 to 12
Great Seal Office, No. 43—2 to 3
.Jury Clerk's Office, No. 17
Justiciary Office, Nos. 40, 42— Session, 10 to
2, and 6 to 8. Vacation, 10 to 3
Lyon Office, Nos. 53, 55—12 to 3
Privy Seal Office, No 19—2 to 3
Register of Deeds and Protests, Nos. 36, 52 —
to 3, and 6 to 8
Register of Homuigs, No. 22. See Bill Chaur-
ber as to hours, &c.
Sasine Office, No. 49—10 to 4
Signet Office, Nos. 24, 26—3 to 4; Saturdays
from 11 to 12
Tiend Office, Nos. 9, 11, 13— Session, 12 to 4,
and 6 to 8. Vacation, 11 to 3
Royal College of Physicians, 10 Queen street
Royal College of Surgeons, 18 Nicolson street
Royal Engineer's Office, 16 Pitt street
Royal Exchange, 291 High Street
Royal Institution, Mound, 10 to 4
Royal Medical Society, Melbourne place
Royal Observatoiy, Calton Hill ; Astronomer
Royal, C. Piazzi Smyth, F.R.A.S; Assistant
Astronomer Royal, Alexander Wallace, M.A.
Royal Society, Royal Institution, 10 to 4
Schemes of the Church of Scotland Office, 22
Queen street, 10 to 4, and 6 to 8
School of Arts, Adam square
Schoolmasters' Widows' Fund, 16 Thistle street,
10 to 3
Scottish Academy of Painting, &c., Royal Institu-
tion, Mound
Session Clerk's Office for the City, 10 Royal Ex-
change, 10 to 3, and 6 to 8
Session Clerk's Office for Canongate, 179 Canon-
gate, 11 to 3, and 6 to 8
Session Clerk's Office for St Cuthbert's, 14 Lothian
road, 10 to 3, and 6 to 8
Sheriff^ Clerk of Chancery Office, Parliament square
Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Hall, 10 to 4, and 7
to 9
Signet Library, Parliament squai-e — Session, 9 to
4 ; Vacation, 11 to 4
Society of Arts, Mound, 10 to 4
Solicitors-at-Law — Hall, 3 Royal Exchange
Solicitors of Supreme Courts — Library and Hall,
Parliament square — Session, 9 to 4. Vacation,
10 to 3
Tax Offices :—
Annuity, 12 Royal Exchange, 10 to 4, and 6 to
8; Saturday, 10 to 2
Canongate Poor-Rate Office, 163 Canongate
City Poor-Rates Office, 57 North bridge, 10 to
4, and 6 to 8
Land and Assessed Taxes, for County and City,
57 North bridge, 10 to 3
Police Board, Police Chambers
Property and Income, for County and City, 57
North Bridge, 10 to 8
Property and Income, AVaterloo Place, 10 to 3
AVest Church Poor Rates, 1 Rutland street
Trustees for Manufactures, Royal Institution,
Mound, 10 to 3, and 6 to 8
University Libraiy, 10 to 1 in summer, 10 to 4 in
winter
Water Co.'s Office, 123 Princes street, 10 to 3,
and 6 to 8 ; Saturday, 10 to 1
Weights, Pleasures, City Chambers, 10 to 4, and
6 to 8
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UNIVERSITY OP EDINBURGH MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH.
The Very Reverend Johx Lee, D.D.,
Principal.
Classes.
Humanity
Greek ....
Mathematics
Logic and ^letaphysics . v
Moral Philosophy
Natural Philosophy
Rhetoric and Belles Lettres
Practical Astronomy
Agi'iculture
L'liiversal History .
Theory of Music
Di^■iuity .
Divinity and Church His- \
tory , . . .]
Hebrew ....
Biblical Criticism and
Biblical Antiquitie-s
Civil Law
Law of Scotland
Conveyancing .
Dietetics, lilateria Medi-
ca, and Pharmacy
Chemistry
Surgery ....
Institutes of Metlicine
General Pathology .
Professors.
Mr Pillans
Mr Blackie '■
IMr KeUaud ,
Sir W. Hamilton,!
Bart. i
Mr Macdougall J
Mr Forljes j
Mr Aytoun
Mr Smyth
Mr Low
Mr Innes
Ml- Donaldson
Principal Lee
Rev. Dr Robert
son
Rev. D. Listen
Rev. Dr R. Lee
Ml" Swinton
Ml' More
Mr Menzies
Dr Christison
Dr Gregory
i\Ii' Miller
Dr Bermett
Dr Henderson
I Clinical Surgoiy
i
CUnical Medicine
Mr Syme
Dr Alison
Dr Christison
Dr Bennett
Mr Goodsir
]\Ir E. Forbes
Dr Simpson
Dr Alison
Anatomy
Natural History
Midwifery and Diseases of \
Women and Children j
Practice of Physic .
During the Summer Session, Lectures will
be given on the following branches of Educa-
tion : — •
Botany — by Dr Balfour
Histology — by Dr Bennett
Medical Jurisprudence — by Dr Traill
Theory of ^lusic — by Professor Donaldson
Mihtary Surgery — by Sir George Balhngall
Chnical Medicine
Cluneal Surgery — by Professor Syme
Comparative Anatomy — by Professor Goodsir
Anatomical Demonstrations — by Professor
Goodsir
Practical Chemistry and Phai-macy — by Dr
■ Dalzell
Practical Anatomy — by Dr Struthers
Librarian, J. Small ; Secretary to the Sena-
tus, Professor Kelland ; Secretary to Un i-
versity, Alexander Smyth ; Regius Keeper
of Museum of Natural History, Edward :
Forbes ; Printers, AIqz. SmeUie and Dimcan
Stevenson.
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS.
T. S. Tiaill. President
J. Y. Simpson. Vice-President
Robert Christison
John G. M. Burt
Alexander Wood
James Begbic
John Taylor
OFFICE-BEARERS.
Censors
J. H. Bennett
D. !Maclagan
John Taylor, Treasurer
Alexander Wood, Secretary
John Brown, Librarian
John Moir, Procurator-Fiscal
James Stark, Keeper of Museum
EXAMINERS OF FOREIGN GRADITATEi.
Robert Ckristison
Thomas S. Traill
John Moir
Alexander Wood
Wilham Robertson
WiUiam SeUer
Da\'id Maclagan
Clerk — Kenneth Mackenzie, Accountant
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
OFFICE-BEARERS,
President — Archibald Inglis
Treasurer — John Gau-dner
Secretary — John Scott, W.S.
Librarian — Robert Omond
Conservator of Museum — W. Sanders
Oficer — J. Macaulay
CHUKCH DIRECTORY.
3G1
CHURCHES, CHAPELS, AND PLACES OF AVORSHIP.
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
. ,, . 1 , ( Thomas Clark, D.D.
.St Andrews ^ ^ j Craxvford, D.D.
Bernard's, St David Brown
Buccleuch Henry Rutherford
,-, , ( Andt-ew R. Bonar
^■^^ougB.te i Daniel M'Fie
/-I ii 1 1 cu ( John Paul, D.D.
Cuthberts, St j j^^^^ ^^(^^^^^ j^,^
David's, St George Pittendreigh
Dean J. Birkmyi-e, D.D.
George's, St R. H. Stevenson
Greenside William Glover, D.D.
GreyMars', New WilHam Robertson
Greyf riars', Old Robert Lee, D.D,
TT- 1. Tr- 1 i David Arnott, D.D.
Higli Kirk j j^^^^ xM'Letchie
.John's, St Robert W. Fraser
Lady Yester's Wm. Henry Gray
Luke's, St Peter Macmoreland
Mary's, St James Grant, D.D.
ilorningside R. W. MacGoun
New Street
Newington
Old Kirk John Clark
Paul's, St
Roxburgh
Stephen's, St W. Muir, D.D., LL.D.,
Tolbooth Kirk George Smith
Trinity College William Steven, D.D. |
Tron Kirk John Hunter, D.D.
West St. Giles' Robert Nisbet, D.D.
Gaelic Donald Mason
THE FREE CHURCH OF .SCOTLAND.
Hew College, Edinburgh — Listitated 18-13
The Winter Session commences on the first'
Tuesday of November, and closes on the first.
Wednesday in April.
Principal — WilUam Cunningham, D.D.
Secretary — James Bonar.
Librarian — William Cunningham, D.D.
Sab-Librarian — Rev. Mr Laing.
Chairs. Professors.
Divinity :
Senior Class J. Buchanan, D.D.
Junior Class J. Bannerman, D.D.
Divinity and Church
History
Hebrew and Oriental > t i -n t t t^
T { John Duncan, LL.D.
Languages ( '
Exegetical Theology. Alex. Black, D.D.
Natui'al Science John Fleming, D.D.
Logic and Meta- \ f,^ ^ -^ ivr a
°i • •', Alex. C, Fraser, M.A=
pbysics ( '
Hebrew Tutor — il. Meyer.
Professor at Aberdeen — Rev. P. Fairbairn,
Hebreio Tutor — Rev. Mr Sachs.
C'h urches.
Andrew's, St
Bernard '.s, St
Buccleuch
Canongate
Chalmers's Territo-
rial Church, West
Port
Cuthbert's, St
David's, St
Davie Street
Dean
Gaelic
George's, St
Greyfriars'
Tron Church
High Church
Holyrood
John's, St
Lady Glenorchy's....
Luke'.s, St
Mary's, St
Morningside
New North
Newington, &c
Paul's, St
Pih'ig
Roxburgh
Stephen's, St
Tolbooth
John Bruce
Alex. W. Brown
Patrick Clason, D.D.
William Nisbet
\ William Tasker
S Sir H. W. Moncricfr;
I B.A., Bart.
Robert Ferguson
Thomas fil'Crie, D.D.
Thomas Brown
Thomas iI'Lauchlan
R. S. Candlish, D.D.
John Sym
Andrew Milroy
William Balfour
( Thomas Guthrie, D.D.
( William Hanua, D.D.
George R. Davidson
Alex. Moody Stuart
Henry Grey, D.D.
Thomas Addis
C. J. Brown
Jaines Begg, D.D.
( W. M. Hetherington,
\ LL.D.
W. G. Blaikie
Alex. Topp
F. Gillies
W. K. Tweedie, D.D.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Arthur street
Bristo street
Broughton place
W. Cunningham, D.D.
College street
Cowgatc
James' place
Lothian Road
Nicolson street
Newington Church-
North Richmond st
Portsburgh
Potterrow
Rose street
Stockbridge
Union Chiu-ch.,
James Ballantyne
William Peddie, D.D.
j John Brown, D.D.
\ Andrew Thomson, D.D.
\ John French, D.D.
I David M'Ewan
William Bruce
( James Kirkwood
( J. L. Aikman
WiUiam Reid
George Johnston
James Robertson
Thomas Stevensoit
David Croom
Alex. Wallace
\ John M-Gilchrist
( Thomas Finlaysou
Peter Davidson
Robert Dick Duncan
SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Columba's, St John Alexander
George's, St T. G. S. Suther, D.C.L
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CHUECH DIRECTORY.
James's, St
T V, , 04- ( E. B. Ramsay (Dean)
J«^«' S* I B. Addison, M.A.
( Right Rev. C. H. Ter-
Paul's, St I rot (Bishop), F. Tuf-
[ neU
^""do'sf *'^!'r^!'''''.! 1 J^^^^ M'Lachlan
Peter's, St George Coventiy, B.D.
( Valentine G. FaithfuU,
Trinity, Dean Bridge j jo^n'^Huiater, M.A,
' Principal
at. \ A ' XT 11 i J. D. M'Gahen, B.A.,
St Andrew s Hall { mi-
( Cnaplam
ENGLISH EPISCOPAL CHAPEL.
( D. T. K. Drummond
St Thomas's } W. Wade, B.A., Assis-
( tant
BAPTIST.
!Ii. D. Dickie, Andrew
Arthur, Robert An-
derson
Elder street W. lunes, J. Watson
Minto House J. Horsburgh, J. Wood
Tabernacle, Leith )
Walk \
Rose street Alfred C. Thomas
Waterloo Rooms F.Johnston
CONGREGATIONALIST.
Albany street J . R. Campbell
Argyle square W. L. Alexander, D.D.
Brighton street John Kirk
Richmond place Henry Wight
WESLEYAN METHODIST.
Nicolson square Robert Macbrair, A.M.
SYNOD OF UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDERS.
Adam square Archibald Brown
JVot in connexion vjith Si/nod.
Lauriston street James Wright
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The Right Rev. Dr Gillis, Vicar Apostolic,
Greenhill
St Mary's, Broughton street — Rev. George
Rigg, Rev. Patrick Macmanus, Rev. Francis
M'KerreU
■St Patrick's, Lothian Street — Rev. John
Macdonald, Rev. Ales. O'Dounell, Rev.
Peter Grant
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Lady Lawson's wynd W. H. Goold
GLASSITE.
Barony street Various
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Pleasance Various
UNITARIAN.
St Mark's, Castle terrace
THE NEW CHURCH.
[Signified hy the New Jerusalem in Revelations.)
6 Infirmary street
JEWS SYNAGOGUE.
North Richmond street Moses Joel
SESSION CLERKS.
Canongate — J. Hunter, 179 Cauongate
City — David Beatson, City Chambers, Royal
Exchange.
St Cuthbert's — J. Adams, 3 Windmill street
RECORDERS.
Calton Biuying-grounds — T. Coates, 21 Cal-
ton-hill
Canongate — P. Beattie, Canongate
City — J. Campbell, Greyfriars' Churchyard
Daily Necropolis — William Balleny
Edinburgh Cemetery, Warriston — W. Balleny
Edinburgh and Leith Cemetery, Pilrig street
— James Finlay
Edinburgh Southern Cemetery, Grange — H.
Davidson
Edinburgh Western Cemetery, Dean — James
Cuthbertson
Newington and Buccleuch Burying-grouuds —
G. Brown ■,
Newington Necropolis — WiUiam Balleny fl
St John's Episcopal Chapel Buryiug-ground — ■
Joseph Sutherland, 93 George street
St Cuthbert's — G. Brown, West Churchyard
CHURCHES AND PLACES OF WORSHIP
IN LEITH.
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Newhaven, William Graham
North Leith Alex. Davidson, A.M.
South Leith j Hen;yD7ff '''''' ^•^'
St Thomas's Archibald Buchanan
THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Junction street William Marshall
Mariners' Church... John Thomson, A.M.
North Leith William Mackenzie
St John's James Lewis
South Leith D. Thorburn, A.M.
Newhaven James Fairbairn
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North Leith James Harper, D.D.
St Andrew's Place.. John Smart, A.M., D.D.
Junction street Francis Muir
Kirkgate A. D. Kinninmont
EPISCOPALIAN.
Leith John A. Wliite
Trinity W. M. Goalen
WESLEYxVN METHODIST.
Duke street, Leith. J. B. Dawson
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Rev. Arch. Macdonald
SESSION CLERKS.
South Leith i R.Turnbull,3Coatfield
( lane
North Leith ^"See"' ^^ ^"'^°''
BANK DIRECTORY.
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BANK DIEECTOEY.
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BANKS AND BANKING COMPANIES IN SCOTLAND,
WITH THEIR BRANCHES.
The Head Office of each Bank is printed in Italics. For the London and
Edinburgh Agents, see always the Head Office.
ABEKDEEl^—Uiiion Bank of Scotland, D. Wylie,
Cashier. Draw on Union Bank of Scotland,
Edinboi-gh; Glyn & Co., London
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, William
Littlejohn, Cashier. Draw on Royal Bank,
Edinbm-gh; Jones, Lloyd, & Co., London
North of Scotland Banking Company, J.
Westland, Manager. Draw on Commercial
Bank, Edinburgh ; Barclay, Bevan, & Co.,
London
Bank of Scotland, Arthur Thomson, Agent
British Linen Company, Patrick Keith
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Robert Grigor
National Bank of Scotland, A. Chi%'as, Agent
City of Glasgow Bank, William Bain
ABERFELDY— Central Bank of Scotland, Robert
Peter
Perth Bank, George Rankine, Agent
AIRDRIE— Bank of Scotland, George W. Hill,
Agent
National Bank of Scotland, Jas. Kidd, Agent
Western Bank of Scotland, Alexander Gallo-
way
ALEXANDRIA— Clydesdale Bank, Lewis Guthrie
ALLOA — Commercial Bank of Scotland, James
Moir
Union Bank of Scotland, Thomas Brydie
Western Bank of Scotland, Ramsay and Fo-
theringham
ALYTH— Western Bank of Scotland, William Yea-
man, Agent
ALVA — Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Peter
M'Culloch, Sub-Agent
ANDERSTON— Union Bank of Scotland, John
M'Kendrick, Agent
ANNAN — British Linen Company, Charles Ann-
strong
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Simpson &
Skelton
Western Bank of Scotland, Forrest & Doivnie
ANSTRUTHER— National Bank of Scotland, M.
F. Connolly, and H. B. Mackintosh, Agents
Eastern Bank, Philip Oliphant
ARBROATH— Commercial Bank of Scotland, AVil-
liam Johnston
British Linen Company, James A. Dickson
Western Bank of Scotland, A Binny
ARDROSSAN— Bank of Scotland, D. I, Mack,
Agent
Western Bank of Scotland, &c., Hugh Orr,
Agent
AUCHINBLAE— North of Scotland Bank, James
Farquliarson
AUCHTERARDER- Central Bank of Scotland,
Peter Clerk
Perth Bank, William Young
AUCHTERMUCHTY— Western Bank of Scotland,
Henry W. Walker, Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, Rt. Playfair, Agent
AYR— Western Bank of Scotland, &c., P. W.
Kennedy, Esq., District Manager
Bank of Scotland, Charles Campbell, Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, Hunters & Co.,
Cashiers. Draw on Union Bank of Scot-
land, Edinburgh ; Glyn & Co., London
Clydesdale Bank, Patrick Cowan, Agent
AYTON — Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thomas
and James Bowhill
City of Glasgow Bank, Walter Carter, Agent
BALFRON— British Linen Company, Michael
Robertson
BANCHORY— Union Bank of Scotland, J. Mal-
colm
North of Scotland Bank, William Sim
BANFF — Commercial Bank of Scotland, A.
M'Ewen
National Bank of Scotland, Thomas Adam
Union Bank of Scotland, James Rust
North of Scotland Banking Company, G.
Cruickshank
City of Glasgow Bank, James Crosbie,
Agent
BARRHEAD— City of Glasgow Bank, Thomas
M'Lellan
Union Bank of Scotland, Matthew Anderson,
Agent
BATHGATE— Union Bank of Scotland, John
Marshall
National Bank of Scotland, John Johnstone,
Agent
BEITH — Commercial Bank of Scotland, James
Faulds
Union Bank of Scotland, William Love
Western Bank of Scotland, James Dobie,
Agent
BIGGAR— Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thomas
Paul, junior
Western Bank of Scotland, Wyld & Jackson,
Agents
BLAIRGOWRIE— Bank of Scotland, Alexander
Robertson, Agent
Perth Bank, William Shaw Souter, Agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Jas. Andereon
BONHILL— Commercial Bank of Scotland, Pa-
tiick Moir
BO'NESS— Clydesdale Bank, James Webster
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BAJTK DIRECTORY.
BRECHIN— British Linen Co., D. D. Black
Western Bank of Scotliind, D. Guthrie ami
Sons
BUCKIE — North of Scotland Banking Company,
J. Davidson
BURNTISLAND— National Bank of Scotland,
Alexander Kidd, Agent
CALLANDER— Bank of Scotland, Angus Mac-
donald. Agent
CAMPBELTON— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
William Watson
(Ivdesdale Bank, David Colville, agent
CAMPSIE— Western Bank, Ciiarles Stewart,
Agent
CARLUKE — British Linen Company, James Gil-
christ
City of Glasgow Bank, T. Matthews, Agent
CARNWATH— Western Bank of Scotland, Adam
Paterson
CASTLE-DOUGLAS— Bank of Scotland, Thomas
Brown, Agent
British Linen Company, James Moffat
National Bank of Scotland, James Lidderdale
and W. H. Lidderdale, Agents
CATRINE— Western Bank of Scotland, Thomas
Young, Agent
COATBRIDGE— Western Bank of Scotland, James
Dunlop, Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, R. Henderson,
Agent
COLDSTREAM— British Linen Company, Rich-
ard and William Douglas
City of Glasgow Bank, John Halliburton,
Agent
COLINSBURGH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
John Wood
COUPAR-ANGUS— Perth Bank, W. Bett
National Bank of Scotland, D. Clark, Agent
COWCADDENS— Western Bank of Scotland, N.
Parves, Agent
CRIEF— Perth Bank, L. & J. Gibson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. Brown
Central Bank of Scotland, Jolm M'Leish
CROMARTY — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Robert Ross
Caledonian Banking Company, A. G. Graham
CULLEN— Union Bank of Scotland, AY. L. Taylor
CU-MNOCK— Bank of Scotland, M. M'Kerrow,
and Hamilton Ross, Agents
Vfestem Bank, &c., James Crawford
CUPAR-ANGUS- Perth Banking Company, Wil-
liam Bett, Agent
CUPAR-FIFE— British Linen Co., ^\. Pagan
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Geo. Hogarth
Western Bank of Scotland, Wm. Drummond
Clydesdale Bank. Andrew Taylor
DALBEATTIE — Union Bank of Scotland, James
J. Burnie, Agent
DALKEITH — Commercial Bank of Scotland, Geo.
Gray
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Bowes
National Bank of Scotland, James Lee Hen-
derson, Agent
Royal Bank of Scotland, Jolm Paterson,
Agent
D-\LMELLIN'GTON — Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bank, AVilJiam Robertson, Agent
DALRY — Western Bank of Scotland, James
M'Cosh
DALRY (Kirkcudbrightshire)— Union Bank of
Scotland, James Barbour, Agent
DENNY — Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Wm,
Cousland & Son, Sub-Agents
DINGWALL — Caledonian Banking Company, Jo.
M'lver
National Bank of Scotland, Alexander M'K.
Cameron, Agent
DOLLAR — Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, J.
Gibson, Agent
DOUGLAS— City of Glasgow Bank, John Scott,
Agent
DOUNE— Union Bank of Scotland, Daniel Stewart
DORNOCH — Caledonian Banking Company, W.
S. Fraser, Agent
DUFFTOWN— Nortii of Scotland Bank, J. Petrie
DUMBARTON— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
J. Robson
W'estern Bank of Scotland, Robert Buchanan
DUMFRIES— Bank of Scotland, Robert Thresliie,
Agent
British Linen Company, Robert and Samuel
Adamson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. Goldie
National Bank of Scotland, Alex. Hanuay and
AVilliam Strachan, Agents
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, W. & T. II.
M'Gowan, Agents
W'estern Bank of Scotland, Primrose & Go-
don
Union Bank of Scotland, Jn. Jackson ar.J J.
Symous, Agents
DUNBAR — British Linen Company, John Kelly
Commercial Bank of Scotland, W. H. Ritchie
City of Glasgow Bank, John JafiFrey, Agent
DUNBLANE— Union Bank of Scotland, C. iM'Ara
DUNDEE — Bank of Scotland, John StmTock and
AVilliam Miller, Managers
British Linen Company, John Symers
Dundee Bank, C. AY. Boase, Manager. Diaw
on Union Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh ;
and Kinloch and Sons, London
AVestcrn Bank of Scotland, D. Miln, Manager :
David Anderson, Cashier. Draw on Jones,
Lloyd & Co., London
Eastern Bank of Scotland, D. Sidey, Gene-
ral Manager. Draw on Barclaj' & Co.,
London ; and City of Glasgow Bank, Edin-
burgh
National Bank of Scotland, John Henderson,
Agent
DUNFERMLINE— Bank of Scotland, John Carr,
Agent
British Linen Company, Robert Douglas
Commercial Bank of Scotland, D. G. Ruther-
ford
Western Bank of Scotland, AV. Beverage,jim.,
Agent
DUN KELD— Commercial Bank of Scotland, R. C.
AVilson
Perth Banking Company, John Leslie
Central Bank of Scotland, R. C. Carriugton
DUNOON — AVestem Bank of Scotland, John
Millar, Agent
DUNSE— Bank of Scotland, Thos. Purves, Agent
British Linen Co., Cunningham & Wyllie
City of Glasgow Bank, Alex. Crawford, Agent
EAGLESHAJI— AVestem Bank of Scotland, James
TaAvse, Agent
BANK DIRECTOUY.
;]f>r)
EAST LINTOIS— Natiojial IJank of Scotland, Wm.
Mason, Agent
EDINBURGH— ^a?/^• of Scotland, Bank Street,
Alex. Blair, Treasurer ; Arciid. Bcnnet,
Secretary
llinjal Banh of Scotland, St Andrew Square,
Robert S. "\Vilson, Cashier ; James Wright,
Secretary ; J. More and William Turnbull,
Accountants. Draw on Bank of England
and Branches, Bank of Ireland and Bran-
ches, and Coutts & Co. London
BriihU Linen Compmu/, St Andrew Square,
Thos. Corrie, Manager ; Alex. Goodsir, Se-
cretary ; William Spence, Assistant do. ;
Archibald Nimmo, Cashier. Draw on Bank
of England and Branches, Bank of Ireland
and Branches, and Smith, Payne & Smiths,
London ; United States, and Upper Canada,
North America
Union Bank of Scotland., Parliament Square,
Samuel Hay, Manager; Wm. Brand, Secre-
tary ; David Young, Accountant ; Laurence
Taylor, Casliier. Draw on Coutts & Co.,
Barclay & Co., and Glyn & Co., London ;
Rothschild Frcres, Paris
Commercial Bank of Scotland, George St.,
Jolm S. Cunningham, Manager : A. K.
Mackenzie, Secretaiy ; Erskine Sutherland,
Accountant , William Leckie, Cashier.
Draw on Jones, Lloyd, & Co., and Coutts
& Co., London
National Bank of Scotland, St Andrew
Square, Williani J. Duncan, Manager ;
Thos. Anderson, Secretary ; John Rind,
Accountant. Draw on Glyn & Co., Lon-
don, and on Union Bank of London
J-Jdinhiirgh and Glasgow Bank, 29 George
Street, John Thomson, Manager; Charles
.J. Kerr, Secretarj' ; D. Duff, Accountant.
Draw on Williams, Deacon, & Co., and
Union Bank, London ; and Bank of Ireland
and Branches, Ireland
Western Bank of Scotland, 12 St Andrew
Square, P. Ramsay, Cashier ; W. Morton,
Accountant. Draw on Jones, Lloyd, &
Co., and the Union Bank of London
Clydesdale Bank, Royal Exchange, James
Greenhill, Manager ; ]\Iichael Balmain, Ac-
countant. Draw on Bamett, Hoares, &
Co., London.
City of Glasgow Bank, 12 Hanover Street,
Alexander Stronacii, Manager; Charles
Hay, Sub-manager ; Chas. Hay, Account-
ant. Draw on Union Bank of London
Alexander Allan ^' Co., 40 Princes Street.
Draw on Barclay & Co., London
ELGIN — British Linen Company, R. & W.
Brander
Union Bank of Scotland, James Petrie
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Alexander
Mackenzie
Caledonian Banking Company, James Grant
North of Scotland Bank, Geo. Robertson
ELIE— National Bank of Scotland, Daniel Con-
noly. Agent
ELLON— Aberdeen Town and County Bank, John
Rae, jun.
ib.<t. Union Bank of Scotland, John Robb
p North of Scotland Bank, T, Milne, jun.
« B
EYEMOUTH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
M. and James Bowiiiii
FALKIRK— Bank of Scotland, Alexander Macfar-
lane. Agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Henry Salmon
National Bank of Scotland, Rbt. Adam, Agent
Clydesdale Bank, James Russei, jun.
FERRY-PORT-ON-CRAIG— Edin. and Glasgow
Bank, W. F. Ireland and Murray, Agents
FETTERCAIRN — Nortli of Scotland Batiking
Company, G. L. Falconer
FOCHABERS— Union Bank of Scotland, Alex.ir.-
der Reid
FORFAR — Commercial Bank of Scotland, George
Lyon
Dundee Bank, Patrick Meffan. Agent
Western Bank of Scotland, Jolm Veamaii
FORRES— British Linen Company, Tliomas D..-
vidson
Caledonian Banking Company, R. Urqnhart
National Bank of Scotland, R. Watson, Agent
FORT-WILLIAM — British Linen Company, J.
M'Gregor
National Bank of Scotland, D. S. MacLaron,
Agent
FRASERBURGH— Bank of Scotland, Lewis Ciial-
mers, Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, George Waliai''',
Agent
North of Scotland Bank, Robert Stephen^
Agent
GALASHIELS— National Bank of Scotland, i;..bt.
Haldane, Agent
City of Glasgow Bank, William Rutherford
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Prinyle
GALSTON-- Union Bank of Scotland, Jolm
Hendrie
GARMOUTH— Caledonian Bank. H. R. Thomson
GATEHOUSE— AYestern Bank of Scotland, DaN'id
SherrifF, Agent
GIRV AN— Union Bank of Scotland, Wm. Andrews
Western Bank of Scotland, Robert Smith,
Agent
City of Glasgow Bank, Smith &: Graiuun,
Agents
GLASGOW— Bank of Scotland, Charles Campl>e!!
and Andrew Nielsen, Managers
Union Bank of Scotland, James Robertso:;,
Manager. Draw on Union Bank of Scot-
land, Edinburgh ; Glyn & Co., London
Western Bank of Scotland, Donald Smith,
Manager. Draw on Jones, Lloyd, it Co.,
London
City of Glasqov Bank, Robert Saimond,
Manager. London Agents — Union Bank of
London ; and Smith, Payne, and Smiths
Roj^il Bank of Scotland, L. Robertson,
Cashier, Archd. Robertson, Sub-cashier
British Linen Company, P. Brodie
Commercial Bank of Scotland, AVilliam John-
ston and William Paul
National Bank of Scotland, John Hart and
James Milne, Agents. Draw on Union
Bank of London, and Glyn & Co.
Clydesdale Bank, Geo. Readman, 3Ianager.
Draw on Barnett & Co., London
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, G. W. Snod-
grass. Manager. Draw on Williams & Co.,
Loudon
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BANK DlilECTOEY
Greenock Bank, John Robson
GLENLUCE— Western Bank of Scotland, J. Gib-
son, Agent
GOLSPIE— Aberdeen Town and County Bank, R.
B. Sangster
British Linen Company, Donald Gray
GO VAN— City of Glasgow Bank, T. Baird, Agent
GRANGEMOUTH— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
John S. JIackay
GRANTOWN— National Bank of Scotland, James
Stewait, Agent
Caledonian Banking Co., Wmiam Fleming,
Agent
GREENOCK— Bank of Scotland, Thomas Stark,
Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, Andrew Anderson
Greenock Bank, A Thomson, Cashier. Draw
on Western Bank, Edinburgh ; Price & Co.,
London
Clydesdale Bank, Alexander Rodger
City of Glasgow Bank, Alan Ker, Agent
Royal Bank of Scotland, Thomas Turner,
Agent
GREENLAW— City of Glasgow Bank, Allan
Pur\'es, Agent
HADDINGTON— Bank of Scotland, Thos. Todrick
and James Gibson, Agents
British Linen Company, John Ferme
Western Bank of Scotland, William Dods
HA^ULTON — British Linen Company, J. Hender-
son and S. Simpson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thomas An-
derson
Western Bank of Scotland, Wm. Aikman,
Agent
HAWICK — British Linen Company, Dickson and
Davidson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, G. & J. Oliver
National Bank, Thomas Purdon, Agent
HELENSBURGH— Western Bank of Scotland, R.
D. Orr, Agent
HUNTLY— Union Bank of Scotland, Robert Mdne
North of Scotland Banking Company, J. & J.
Robertson
INSCH — North of Scotland Bankmg Compay, A.
Roger
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, James
Bisset
INVERARY— National Bank of Scotland, John
M'Arthnr, Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, James Wright
INYERGORDON— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
A. Munro
North of Scotland Banking Co., Rod. Hay
INVERKEITHING— Eastern Bank, Wm. Eraser
INVERNESS— Bank of Scotland, John IMackenzie
and Alexander Mackenzie, Agents
British Linen Companj', John Ross
Caledonian Banking Company, C. Waterston,
Manager
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Jas. Wilson
National Bank of Scotland, John Mackay,
Agent
INVERURY— Union Bank of Scotland, R. Innes
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, A. S.
Maclean
North of Scotland Bank, A. Davidson & Son
IRVINE — Union Bank of Scotland, Alexander and
John Paterson
Western Bank, J. A. Rankine, Agent *
British Linen Company, Montgomerie &
M'Janet
ISLAY — National Bank of Scotland, Duncan
M'AUister, Agent
JEDBURGH— British Linen Company, J. &. J.
M. Grainger
National Bank of Scotland, G. & T. S. Ru-
therford, Agents
Western Bank of Scotland, R. Laing and J.
Stedman, Agents
JOHNSTONE— Union Bank of Scot., J, Holmes
City of Glasgow Bank, John Reid
KEITH— Union Bank of Scotland, R. Green
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Alexander
Thorburn
North of Scotland Banking Company, W. ,
Longmore
KELSO — Bank of Scotland, James S. Darling, ,
Agent
British Linen Company, Patrick WUson
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Jas. Douglas
National Bank of Scotland, Jas. Tait, Agent
KILMARNOCK— Bank of Scotland, Adam Cowie,
Agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, A. J. Brace
Union Bank of Scotland, R. & C. D. Gairdner
Western Bank of Scotland, James Urie
KILSYTH— Western Bank of Scotland, C. Stewart,
Agent
KILWINNING— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Hugh King
KINCARDINE— Commercial Bank of Scotland, A.
C. Stephen
Union Bank of Scotland, Robert Gentle
KINCRAGIE — Union Bank of Scotland, W.
Mackay
KINGUSSIE— British Linen Company, D. jMac-
pherson, jun.
KINROSS— Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Hugh
Laird
British Linen Company, J. W. Williamson
KIRKCALDY— Bank of Scotland, A. G. Morgan,
Agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Samuel David-
son
Union Bank of Scotland, John N. M'Leod
National Bank of Scotland, H. Beveridge,
Agent
KIRKCUDBRIGHT— Bank of Scotland, William
H. M'Lellan, Agent
Western Bank of Scotland, John Ferguson,
Agent
KIRKINTILLOCH— Western Bank of Scotland,
C. Stewart
KIRKWALL — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
James Spence
National Bank of Scotland, John Baikie and
Robert Easton, Agents
KIRRIEMUIR— British Linen Company, W. For-
rest & Son
National Bank of Scotland, G. B. Brand,
Agent
LANARK — Commercial Bank of Scotland, Thos.
Paul
Western Bank of Scotland, Gray & Anderson
City of Glasgow Bank, John Marr
LANGHOLM — British Linen Company, Alex, and
Thomas Stevenson
BANK DIRECTOKY.
National Bank of Scotland, Kobert Wallace,
Ageut
LARGS — Western Bank of Scotland, Jas. Lang
City of Glasgow Bank, H. M. Lang
LAUDER — Bank of Scotland, John Romanes and
Robert Romanes, Agents
LAURENCEKIRK— Aberdeen Town and County
Bank, David Dickson
LEITH — Bank of Scotland, Thomas Jones, Agent
British Linen Company, Joseph Cundell
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Robert Mow-
bray, jun.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Andiew Wilson
National Bank of Scotland, James Wallace,
Union Bank of Scotland, John A. White, Agent
Royal Bank of Scotland, Francis W. Wilson
LERWICK— Union Bank of Scotland, Thomas
Leisk, Agent
LESLIE— Union Bank of Scotland, Wm. Elder,
Agent
LESiLA.HAGOW — Western Bank of Scotland,
John Gibb
LEVEN — Commercial Bank of Scotland, David
Nicoll
Western Bank of Scotland, Andrew Wilkie,
Agent
LINLITHGOW— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Robert R. Glen
Western Bank, Adam Dawson, Agent
LINTON— National Bank of Scotland, J. L. Hen-
derson
LOCHGILPHEAD— Union Bank of Scotland, H.
M'Ewan
Western Bank of Scotland, John Buchanan,
Agent
LOCHMABEN— National Bank of Scotland, Adam
Waugh, Agent
LOCHWINNOCH — Western Bank of Scotland,
Robert Caldwell, junior
City of Glasgow Bank, John Reid, Agent
LOCKERBY— Western Bank of Scotland, Wm.
Richardson
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Baird,
Agent
MACDUFF- North of Scotland Bank, Robert
Adam
Union Bank of Scotland, Alex. A. Leask,
Agent
JLARKINCH- Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Alexander Gowan
MAUCHLINE — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
John Strathdee
BIAYBOLE— Union Bank of Scotland, William
Rennie
AVestem Bank of Scotland, William Brown
MELROSE — British Linen Company, Cmie, Ers-
kine, & Curie
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Freer & Dunn
MIDCALDER — Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank,
David Secular
MILLPORT — Western Bank of Scotland, John
Stoddart
MOFFAT— Union Bank of Scotland, David Jar-
dine
Western Bank of Scotland, Samuel M'Millan,
Agent
MONIAIVE— Union Bank of Scotland, William
Smith, Agent
3G7
MONTROSE— Bank of Scotland, Ju. Boyd, Agent
British Linen Company, James Beattie
Western Bank of Scotland, Lindsay & Walker
Eastern Bank of Scotland, Geo. C. Myers,
Agent
National Bank of Scotland, David Hill and
George C. Chalmers, Agents
MUIRKIRK— Western Bank of Scotland, James
White, Agent
MUSSELBURGH- Commercial Bank of Scotland,
J. M'Comick
Western Bank of Scotland, Thomas Lees
NAIRN — British Linen Company, Adam Davidson
National Bank of Scotland, Alex, ^neas
Grant, Agent
Caledonian Banking Campany, P. Macdougal,
Agent
NEILSTON— Union Bank of Scotland, Matthew
Anderson
NEW CUMNOCK— City of Glasgow Bank, Wm.
Hunter, Agent
NEWBURGH— Central Bank of Scotland, A. Brown
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Anderson and
Laing, Agents
NEW DEER — North of Scotland Banking Co.,
G. Middleton
NEW GALLOWAY— Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bank, Ad. Corrie, Agent
NEWTON-MEARNS— City of Glasgow Bank, T.
M'LeUan
NEWMILLS — Western Bank of Scotland, N.
Brown, Agent
NEW PITSLIGO— Union Bank of Scotland, Sin-
clair Sutherland, Agent
NEWTON-STEWART — British Linen Company,
James Newall
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Peter Dargie
National Bank of Scotland, William Dill
NORTH BERWICK— Western Bank of Scotland,
James Dall & Son, Agents
OBAN— City of Glasgow Bank, Robert Kennedy
National Bank of Scotland, Angus Gregorson
OLD DEER— North of Scotland Bank, D. Cmdeu
OLD MELDRUM— North of Scotland Bank, Jas.
Manson
PAISLEY— Bank of Scotland, John Hutchesou,
Agent
British Linen Company, Arthm- Welsh
Union Bank of Scotland, John Scott.
Western Bank of Scotland, Thos. Risk, Agent
PARTICK— City of Glasgow Bank, Gavin Paisley,
Agent
PEEBLES — British Linen Company, W. Stuart
and W. Blackwood
City of Glasgow Bank, Walter Thorburn
PENICUICK — Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank,
John Paterson
PERTH— Bank of Scotland, Robert Horn, Agent
British Linen Company, John Conning
Central Bank of Scotland, Archibald Burn?,
Manager. Draw on Commercial Bank,
Edinburgh ; Gljn & Co., London
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Wm. Gloag
National Bank of Scotland, D. L. Jolly, Agent
Perth Bank, David Craigie, Cashierl Draw
on Union Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh ;
Barclay & Co., London
PETERHEAD— Commercial Bank of Scotland, T.
J. Bremner
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BANK DIRECTORY.
Union Bank of Scotland, Gray and Boyd
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Thos. Knox
North of Scotland Banking Co.,AVni. Alexander
PITLOCHRY — Commercial Bank of Scotland,
Alex. M'Naugliton
Central Bank of Scotland, D. M'Gillewie
Perth Banking Company, Jas. Mitchell, Agent
POLLOCKSHAWS — Western Bank, J. Tassie,
Agent
City of Glasgow Bank, John Stewart, Agent
PORT- GLASGOW — Union Bank of Scotland,
Peter Simpson, Agent
Greenock Bank, A. M'Lachlan & Co.
Royal Bank of Scotland, A. M. Burrell
PORTOBELLO— AVesteni Bank of Scotland, An-
drew Banks, Agent
PORTREE— National Bank of Scotland, H. Mac-
donald. Agent
North of Scotland Bank, L. Skene. Int. Agent
PORTSOY— North of Scotland Bank, James Moir
Union Bank of Scotland, Peter Murray, Agent
PORT WILLIAM— City of Glasgow Bank, John
Fraser, Agent
KHYNIE— North of Scotland Banking Co., James
Roger
ROTHESAY — Royal Bank of Scotland, J. 11.
Semple
Clydesdale Bank, Dugald Munn
AVestem Bank of Scotland, John Macfie and
John Gillies, Agents
UUTHERGLEN-City of Glasgow Bank, D. Mur-
ray, Agent
ST ANDREWS— Bank of Scotland, A. K. Linde-
say and G. M'Gregor, Agents
Clydesdale Bank, Walter Walker
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, W. F. Ireland
and Murray
Western Bank of Scotland, Grace & Yoole
ST CLAIRTOWN— Commercial Bank of Scotland,
S. Davidson. Agent
SALTCOATS — Western Bank of Scotland, W.
B. On-
SANQUHAR— Western Bank of Scotland, James
Veitcli, Jan., Agent
British Linen Company, J. W. M'Queen
SELKIRK — British Linen Co., Jolm Lang
Union Bank of Scotland, Peter Rodger, Agent
STEWARTON— Union Bank of Scotland, Robert
Miller
Western Bank of Scotland, James A. Snod-
grass. Agent
STIRLING — Bank of Scotland, Alex. Brodie,
Agent
Union Bank of Scotland, J. R. Macvicar
Com. Bank of Scotland, James ^lorrison
Clydesdale Bank, James Monteath
Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Sawers
National Bank of Scotland, John Murrie,
Agent
STONEHAVEN — Bank of Scotland, William
St-ewart, Agent
i Aberdeen Town and County Bank, A. \\ .
Kinnear
I North of Scotland Bank, George Walker,
I Agent
I STORNOWAY— National Bank of Scotland, Ko-
I derick Morison, Agent
i STRANRAER— British Linen Co., Kerr & M-Caig
I Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Ken-
Union Bank of Scotland, David Guthrie, Agent
I City of Glasgow Bank, A. M'Neil Caird, Agent
STRATHAVEN— Bank of Scotland, John Tenncnt
and Thomas Tennent, Agents
I Union Bank of Scotland, AVilliam Gebbie
! National Security Savings' Bank (Glasgow)
: R. Wilson
j STRICHEN— North of Scotland Banking Co., .J.
I Anderson
j STROMNESS— National Bank, J. Beatton, Agent
TAIN — British Linen Company, AVilliamson and
Ross
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Kenneth Mur-
ray
I North of Scotland Banking Company, Alex.
j Innes
I TARLAND— Union Bank of Scotland, And. Ross
I Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Andrew
j Robertson
I THORNHILL — Union Bank of Scotland, D. ..
j Crichton afl
' British Linen Companv, James Russell ,■
i THURSO— Commercial Bank of Scotland, John '
; Henderson
j TILLICOULTRY- Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank,
j A. P. Lorimer
Union Bank of Scotland, John Kirk, Agent
; TOBERMORY— AVestern Bank of Scotland, U
Nisbett. Agent
TROON— Union Bank of Scotland, R. C. Reid
TURRIFF — Commercial Bank of Scotland, F.
j Souter
North of Scotland Banking Company, Nor-
i man Gordon
Union Bank of Scotland, W. Pirie, Agent
; WHITBURN — City of Glasgow Bank, Robert
Gardner
■ WHITHORN— National Bank of Scotland, G. C.
[ Dinwoodie, Agent
; Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, John Broad-
! foot and John A. iMain, joint Agents
WICK — Commercial Bank of Scotland, Josiah
; Rhind
Aberdeen Town and County Bank, Alexander
• Adam
! WIGTON— Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, Tiios.
Murray
British Linen Company, John Black, Agent;
George C. Black, Sub-Agent
WISHAW — British Linen Company, Jas. Gilchrist
Western Bank of Scotland, William Rodger,
Agent
POSTAGE DIRECTORY INLAND. '369
CENERAL POST-OFFICE, EOINBURGH.
Postmaster-General for the United Kingdom,
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE VISCOUNT CANNING.
Secretary — Francis Abbott, Esq.
INLAND POSTAGE AND GENERAL REGULATIONS,
The Rates of Postage on Letters prepaid are : —
Under half an ounce, ... Id.
Above half and under an ounce, . 2d.
Above an ounce and under two ounces, 4d.
And so on, two rates being added for each additional ounce.
On Letters unpaid double the above rates is charged. Letters exceeding four ounces in umght
<(i'e not forioarded until the postage he paid.
Addresses to Her Majesty, and Petitions to Parliament under thirty-two ounces, open at the
ends, pass free. — Books and Parliamentary Proceedings at reduced rates, explained under their
respective heads, — the only exceptions to the above rates.
Adhesive Stamps and Envelopes.
Prepayment of Letters in money is now prohibited.
The Stamps should be placed on the front of the Letter, at the right hand corner ; and care
■should be taken that they firmly adhere. The better method is to wet the Letter, not the Stamp.
Any Postmaster, Sub-postmaster, or Letter Receiver, will supply the Public with Postage
Stamps or Envelopes at the following Prices : —
The Penny Label Stamps at Id. each.
The Twopenny ditto . 2d.
Sixpenny ditto . . 6d.
Tenpenny ditto . . lOd.
Shilling ditto . . . Is.
Envelopes, 24 for :is. 3<1., or 2 for 2[.
Redirected Letters.
Redirected Letters are subject to additional rates of Postage ; but whether originally prepaid or
not, they are only liable to be charged at the prepaid rate for the additional postage.
Overcharges, Delays, &c.
In cases of compjlaint, whether arising from overcharges, delays, or other irreg-ularities, the
covers (and contents in all practical cases) should be forwarded to the Secretary, General Post-
Ofi5ce, for investigation, as affording the only efficient means of answering such complaints satis-
factorily. Overcharges are returned between the hours often and four, at the Window Office.
Letters not to be Delivered Back.
' ' To prevent the possibility of Letters being surreptitiously obtained from the offices where put in,
office-keepers are strictly forbid returning, to any person whomsoever. Letters that may be applied
j for, under whatever circumstances their recovery may be urged.
Illegal Conveyance of Letters.
By the 1st Victoria, cap. 3G, sec. 2, any person illegally conveying Letters, incurs a penalty of
£5 for every offence, and £100 for every week the practice is continued. The Sender also incurs
a penalty of £5 for every offence, with full Costs of Suit.
Articles which may Not be Sent by Post.
Letters or Packets cannot be forwarded by the Post-Office containingany of the following enclo-
aures, viz. : — any Glass, Razor, Scissors, Knife, Fork, or other sharp or pointed instrument ; any
Leeches, Game, Fish, Flesh, Fruit, Vegetable, or other perishable substance : any Bladder, or
other vessel containing liquid ; or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever, which might, by pres-
sure or otherwise, be rendered injurious to the officers of the Post-Office, or to the contents of the
Mail-bags : and the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, cap. 96, expressly declares that no Letter shall be sent
S70 POSTAGE DIRECTORY INLAND.
by Post containing any explosive or other dangerous material or substance. No Letter or
Packet exceeding in breath, or length, or depth, twenty-four inches measurement, can be for-
warded by Post.
Registered Letters.
The system of Registration provides a secure mode of transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post
Bills, Drafts, &c. &c. The arrangements have been made with the view of insuring the punctual
delivery of Letters of value. On their delivery, the parties to whom they have been addressed
will be required to acknowledge in writing their receipt. Letters offered for Registration
SHOULD have the FULL AMOUNT OF POSTAGE AND REGISTRATION FEE OF SIXPENCE AFFIXED THEREON
IN Stamps.
Registered Letters will be taken at the General Post-OfSce, at the Receiving-Houses, and by all
Postmasters throughout the TJnited Kingdom, until within half an hour of the closing of the Box
for the particular Mail or Bag by which they are to be despatched.
.An acknowledgment by receipt will be given to the parties registering Letters, and each receipt
must bear the Office stamp.
The practice of committing Letters containing valuable property to the Post-Office unregistered
should in all cases be avoided. It is expected that persons having occasion to transmit such
Letters will avail themselves of the proper means of security, and in no case, by committing pro-
perty unregistered to the Letter-boxes, risk its loss. If, however, notes are sent, parties are
recommended to cut them in halves, and the second half should not be despatched until the
receipt of the first has been acknowledged. The numbers, dates, and amount should also be care-
fully taken.
Books, Maps, Prints, &g., under Certain Regula-
tions, Forwarded at a Reduced Rate.
A Book-Packet may contain any number of separate Books, Maps, or Prints, and any quantity
of Paper, Vellum, or Parchment (to the exclusion of Letters, whether sealed or open) ; and the
Books, Maps, Paper, &c., may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three.
Further, all legitimate Binding, Mounting, or covering of the same, or of a portion thereof, will
be allowed, whether such Binding, &c., be loose or attached ; as also Rollers, in the case of Prints ;
Markers (whether of Paper or otherwise), in the case of Books — and, in short, whatever is neces-
sary for the safe transmission of literary or artistic matter, or usually appertains thereto.
The following are the remaining Regulations respecting the Inland Book Post — all previous no-
tices regarding it being cancelled.
Rates of Book Postage.
For each Packet not exceeding One Pound in weight Os. 6d.
„ exceeding One Pound and not exceeding Two Pounds . Is. Od.
„ exceeding Two Pounds and not exceeding Three Pounds . Is. 6d.
And so on, 6d, being charged for every complete Pound, and for any additional fraction of a Pound.
Every Packet must be sent either without a Cover, or in a Cover open at the ends or sides.
It must not contain any Letter, opened or sealed, nor any sealed enclosure whatever.
No Packet must exceed two feet in length.
The Book Post, to which the foregoing rules relate, is confined to the United Kingdom, and does
not affect the privileges allowed to Votes and Proceedings in Parliament, or to Newspapers.
Postmasters are instructed to open and examine Book- Packets, to see that the conditions on
which they are allowed are all complied with ; and if he find any Letter, whether sealed or open, or
sealed enclosure of any kind, such Letter or enclosure is to be taken out and dealt with as an Un-
paid Letter — the Address on the Packet being written thereon if there be no other Address. And
if in any other respect either of the above conditions be violated, or if for any reason the Postmaster
does not think that the Packet comes within the privilege of the Book Post, he must forward it
to the principal Offic3, there to be dealt with.
To prevent obstacles to the regular transmission of Letters, any Officer of the Post-Office may,
when necessary, delay forwarding a Book-Packet for a period not exceeding twenty-four hours
beyond the tjme o,t which it would otbei-wise be forwarded.
Newspapers, and Supplements to Newspapers.
It is not compulsory to send Newspapers or their Supplements by Post ; but those that are in-
tended to be so transmitted must be sent in covers open at the sides ; and no words of communi-
cation may be printed or written on such papers (except under the conditions hereafter explained)
after the same shall have been published, when they are entitled to pass free.
Parties will be allowed, however, to put any Writing or Marks on Newspapers passing by Post,
POSTAGE DIRECTORY INLAND. 371
in the United Kingdom, provided that a Postage of a Penny be prepaid, by means of a Stamp con-
spicuously affixed outside the Cover or folded Newspaper, it being understood that in those cases
where the Newspaper may be liable to Postage, irrespective of such Writings or r^Iarks (as when it
is both posted and delivered in the same town), the Penny Stamp shall cover both the Writing and
Postage. But this privilege is to be confined to Writing or Marks on the Neicspaper itself, and
not to extend to the Cover, which must contain nothing but the address.
Any Writing or Marks on the Cover, besides the address, or on the Newspaper (if not prepaid
as above) will subject it to the same rate as that of an unpaid Letter, according to weight.
Newspapers pass free by the Edinburgh Local Posts, except in those cases where they shall be
posted and delivered within the limits of the General Post delivery (which now includes Leith),
when the Postage is one penny on each Newspaper.
Prices Cukrent and CoiiiiERCiAL Lists published in the United Kingdom, if duly stamped, and
under the weight of two ounces, will be treated as Newspapers, and enjoy the Nev/spaper privileges,
the sanction of the Postmaster- General having been previously obtained.
%* As the mere affixing a Newspaper Stamp on any new periodical publication will not entitle
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
determined whether the Publication is of a nature that will entitle it to pass free of postage.
In conformity with the Stamp Duties Act, 1853, a Newspaper printed on one sheet of paper, and
its measurement, exclusive of margin, not exceeding 2295 inches, is chargeable One Penny Stamp
Duty. A Supplement may be published with any stamped Newspaper, free of duty, if printed on
one sheet of paper, and together with the Newspaper, within the above measurement. Any other
Supplement, chargeable One Half-penny Stamp Duty, provided it does not exceed 1148 inches.
And any two Supplements issued with any duly Stamped Newspaper, printed each on one sheet
of paper, and containing together a superficies of not more than 2295 inches, are chargeable One
Half-penny each Stamp Duty.
In all the cases, the measurement is exclusive of margin.
Newspapers published in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, are now excluded from the
Newspaper privileges, except such as may be printed in the French language.
Printed Votes and proceedings of Parliament.
Printed Votes and Proceedings of Parliament, 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.
The Postmaster- General is authorised (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 forwarded.
Stamped Publications.
Stamped Publications, not being Newspapers, but having the authority of the Postmaster-Gene-
ral, to pass as such by Post, are restricted to the weight of 2 oz.
Parliamentary Notices.
These Notices may be sent through the Post, provided they are posted on or before the 12th of
December, at the Chief Offices of London, Edinburgh, or Dublin, or at any of the following Offices :
— Birmingham, Bristol, Exeter, Lincoln, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Nor-
wich, Shrewsbury, Aberdeen, Glasgow, InvernesB, Athlone, Belfe^t, and Cork. The words, " Par-
" liamentary Notice " must be legibly printed on the face of the Letter ; and in order to secure
the speedy return of any Notices which may be undelivered, the name and address of the Solicitor
issuing such Notices, should also be on it. The postage must be pre-paid, as well as a Registra-
tion Pee of 6d. in Stamps. The Notices must be delivered at the Window of the Post-Office
along with Duplicate Lists of the Addresses ; the Letters being arranged in the same order as on
these Lists, and if they correspond with the Addresses, the Clerk in attendance will sign everj^ sheet
of each List, and stamp it with the Day-Stamp then in use, returning one of the Lists to the
party who delivered the Notices, and forwarding the Duplicate to the Secretary, General Post-
Office, London. Parties should arrange previously with the Post-Office as to a suitable time for
posting.
Those Parliamentary Notices, which, by the standing orders of either House of Parliament,
may be served later than the 15th day of December, may be posted after the 12th December, sub-
ject, however, to the like regulations in every respect, as required for those to be served on or
before the 15th December.
372 POSTAGE DIRECTOilY FOREIGN.
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LETTERS I NEWSPAPERS.
General Regulations.
The pre-payment of Postage is optional to many parts abroad, Foreign as well as Colonial. For
information on this point, reference may be made to the List of Foreign Places, commencing at
pai;e 378.
Letters for the Colonies and Foreign Countries posted unpaid, although specially addressed to
be forwarded by routes u-hich require t/ir Postage to be paid in advance, will not, if there are any
means of transmitting them, be opened and returned to the writers for payment of such postage,
but mil be despatched, if possible, by other routes unpaid.
Weight of Letters.
Foreign Letters are charged on the same principle as Inland, according to weight, as follows : —
Not exceeding i oz., one Eate.
Do. do. 1 oz., two rates.
And two rates for everj' succeeding oz.
The French and Belgian scale of progression is as follows : —
Under :^ oz. one Rate.
Weighing j oz., under I oz., two Rates.
And one Eate for every succeeding \ oz.
In charging the British and Foreign combined rates, it is to be observed, that a letter will be
liable to two Foreign rates if it reaches the j- oz., whereas two British rates are not chargeable
unless the letter exceeds h oz. (the limit for a single British rate) ; so that a letter, to be subject
to a single Foreign rate, as well as British, must be under \ oz. The following shews the method
of taking the postage on letters for France or Belgium : —
/ British, Os. 5d. \ I British, Os. f.d.
,_, . . V under ^ of \ Foreign, Os. 5d. ( reaching \ of ) Foreign,
Os. lOd.
an ounce.
— ( an ounce. j
i. ) '
Os. lOd. ; r Is. 3d.
(■ British, Os. 4d. \ ! British, Os. 4d
irsriiisn, us. iu. \ : uriiisn, us. 4a.
Foriegn, Os. 2d. f reaching | of \ Foreign, Os. 4d.
( an ounce. \
Os. Cd. ) f Os. 8d.
Ship Letters.
Letters intended to be conveyed by "private ship " must be so addressed. For rates of Postage
see Table at page 378, &c.
Persons Exempt from Ship Letter Postage.
The owners, charterers, and consignees, resident in the United Kingdom, and owners, consignees,
and shippers of goods on board vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters free from
sea postage (the inland postage only being chargeable) to the extent of 6 oz. collectively, by any
one vessel to any such person. In the case of vessels coming from Ceylon, ilauritius, the East
Indies, or the Cape of Good Hope, for an owner, charterer, or consignee of such vessel, the letter.^
■uay collectively be 20 oz. in weight. The owner, charterer, or consignee, must be described as
such on the address or superscription : and, in the case of owner, consignees, or shippers of goods,
it must also appear by the ship's manifest that they have goods on board the vessel. Such per-
sons are entitled to have their letters which come within the above conditions, before the master
of the vessel delivers the other letters in his charge to the Post-Office.
\* Any person who shall, with intent to evade any duty of postage, falsely superscribe a letter
as being the owner, charterer, or consignee of a vessel conveying the same, or as the owner, ship-
per, or consignee of goods shipped in such vessel, shall, for every ofFenoe, forfeit £10.
POSTAGE DIKbXTORY — FOREIOX. liJS
Letters not to be Sealed with Wax when sent to
Warm Climates.
The practice of sealing letters which pass to and from the Kast Indies, and other warm climates,
with wax, leads to much inconvenience, from the melting of the wax, and the letters adhering to
each other. The public, therefore, are recommended to use wafers instead of wax, and to advise
their correspondents to do the same.
Adhesive Stamps.
stamps may be used to paj- Foreign or Colonial Letters outwards, but care must be taken that,
by the addition of such stamps, the letters do not exceed the weight intended to be paid for. In
those cases in which the value of the stamps on the letter is less than the amount of postage
chargeable, they will, if prepayment is not compulsorj-, be forwarded charged with the difference.
In cases where the prepayment is compulsory, they will be sent to the i3ead Letter Office, and
opened and returned to the writers for the proper postage. These regulations will be applicable
to newspapers in those cases where thej"- are liable to postage.
Newspapers and Prices Current to the Colonies
and Foreign Countries.
Newspapers and Prices Current, duly stamped and authorised, provided the regulations are com-
plied with, and they are posted within seven days of their publication, may be forwarded to the
Colonies and to foreign countries, by Post-Office packets or private ships. To the British Colonies
they are forwarded free, except in cases where the conveyance is by private ship, as also to many
foreign countries, which will be found in the Lists. But to all places to which newspapers are not
sent free, the postage on them must be paid in advance. Newspapers and Prices Current, duly
stamped, to the Colonies, by private ship, are charged one penny each. To France, Belgium,
Holland, and countries through Holland, by private ship, one penny each. Chili, Peru, Guate-
mala, Western Coast of America, Venezuela, St Helena, St Marys', River Gambia, Sierra Leone,
Cape Coast Castle, Fernando Po, and Ascension Island, one penny each. All other places not
British, by private ship, twopence each, which must be prepaid.
The undermentioned printed PRICES CURRENT having obtained the sanction of the Lords of
the Treasuiy, pass through the Post-Office to the Colonies and foreign countries at one penny each,
provided they contain simply the names and prices of articles. The names and addresses of the
parties dealing in such articles must be excluded: —
Annual Supplement to Prices Current. London Mercantile Price Cunent.
British Ships entered inwards and cleared j Mercantile Journal.
outwards from and to places within the li- j Nicolson's New Price Current.
mits of the East India Company's charter. | Prince's Price Current.
Commercial Daily List. j Sound List.
Lloyd's List. j Trades' List.
London New Price Current. I Universal Corn Reporter.
WctenhalFs Course of the Exchange.
Each copy to be made up in the same way as a newspaper, with cover open at the sides.
The title of the publication must be written or printed immediately above the address ; and any
other writing than such address, name, initial, or mark for reference of any kind, calculated to
convey information as to the party by whom such publication is forwarded, will subject the same
to full letter rates of postage.
Prices Current cannot be forwarded a second time without being charged full letter po.-^fage.
Prices Current from any colony or place abroad by private ship are charged the same rate as
newspapers. Prices Current from any British colony by packet, direct to any place in the United
Kingdom, one penny each.
Prices Current from any foreign country by packet (except France, Belgium, Holland, and
China), direct to the United Kingdom, twopence each.
Prices Current from whatever part (except China) received by way of France, Belgium, Holland,
or Hamburg, twopence each.
Newspapers posted out of date, written on, or in any way marked for reference, or containing
anything contrary to the Act, or without being prepaid, will, if there be no means of forwarding
374 POSTAGE DIRECTOEY — FOREIGN.
them as unpaid letters, be sent to the Dead Letter Office. When they can be forwarded, those
out of date, or not prepaid as required, will be charged with the ordinary letter postage.
Newspapers posted in France contrary to the established regulations of that country, are traag- '
mitted to this country as letters. British newspapers re-posted in France for England are charged
with the British frontier postage of 5d. per half ouncJ.
Periodical Publications, &c.
Periodical works, unstamped, and not of daily publication, Parliamentary proceedings, &c., may
be forwarded, by direct packet or private ship, to and from France, Belgium, Bremen, Hamburg,
Holland, Prussia, and the United States) but not to countries passing through), under the following
regulations : —
1st, The postage must be paid in advance (except those from).
2d, They must be sent in covers open at the sides for examination.
3d, They must be printed in the English language, or the language of the country they
are sent from.
The rate on such works will be as follows : —
Not exceeding two oz. in weight, one penny.
Not exceeding three oz. in weight, sixpence.
And twopence for every additional ounce to 1 6 inclusive, beyond which weight no publication can
be forwarded except paid for as letters.
Plates of fiishions, music, &c., accompanying newspapers and periodicals, are to be considered
as part of such publication, and are not liable to extra charge. Prints published with newspapers,
and duly stamped, may be sent by post separately as a newspaper ; but those bearing the supple-
ment stamp of id, only, must be sent with the paper it belongs to, and be under the weight of two
ounces.
Periodicals posted without previous payment will be forwarded as unpaid letters, and no single
pamphlet or work unnumbered, and without reference to its continuance at any other time or
period, can be considered or taken to be a periodical.
Pamphlets, cdthough not published i^eriodically, may be forwarded to the United States at the
same rates as above, when not exceeding eight ounces.
Stamped Publications.
Stamped Publications, other than Newspapers, must not exceed two oz. in weight, and are sub-
ject to the same regulations as Newspapers with regard to date, when intended for abroad.
Printed Votes and Proceedings of the Imperial'
Parliament, and of the Colonial Legislature,
Whether paid or unpaid, pass at the same rates to certain Colonies, by packet, as between places
in the United Kingdom. Where there are no packets, they may be forwarded by private ships at
double these rates. They are not, however, forwarded to places through France under the full
rates of letter postage. The following are the rates chargeable : —
Under 4 oz. Id.
Above 4 oz. and imder 8 oz., 2d.
Above 8 oz. and imder 12 oz., 3d. — and so on.
To the British colonies and possessions in West Indies, Canada, Hong Kong, Ceylon, Malta,
and Gibraltar, the rates chargeable on Votes and Proceedings are the same as printed books.
Books sent at Eeduced Bates to certain Colonies.
Piinted books, magazines, reviews, and pamphlets (whether British, Colonial, or Foreign), may
be transmitted by the post between the United Kingdom and
THE BRITISH WEST INDIES, 1 NEW ZEALAND,
BERMUDA, THE GOLD COAST,
NEWFOUNDLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES,
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, I HONG KONG, via SOUTHAMPTON,*
CANADA, AND NOVA SCOTIA, via i MALTA, Do.
HALIFAX, 1 GIBRALTAR, Do.
CEYLON, EAST INDIES,* Do.
MONTE VIDEO, MAURITIUS, via SOUTHAMPTON.*
NEW BRUNSWICK, I
POSTAGE DIKECTOEY — FOREIGN. 375
At the following reduced rates of postage^ viz : —
For each packet not exceeding ^ pound in weight, . . . Os. 6d.
— — Exceeding 4 pound and not exceeding 1 pound, . . Ig. Od.
— — Exceeding 1 pound and not exceeding 2 pounds, . . 2s. Od.
— — Exceeding 2 pounds and not exceeding 3 pounds, . Ss. Od.
And so on, increasing 1 s. for every additional pound or fraction of a pound ; provided, however,
that the following conditions be carefully observed : —
Note. — Places marked * 8d. under i pound, and id. every pound additional.
1st, Every such packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or
sides.
2d, It must contain a single volume only (whether printed book, magazine, review, or pamphlet),
.J.,, the several sheets or part thereof, where there are more than one, being sewed or bound
jjhn together.
1^- 3d, It must not exceed two feet in length, breadth, width or depth.
4th, It must have no writing or marks on the cover, or its contents, except the name and
address of the person to whom it may be sent.
5th, The postage must be prepaid in full, by affixing outside the packet or its cover the proper
number of stamps.
If any of the above conditions be violated, the packet must be charged as a letter, and treated
as such in all respects.
Registered Letters, Foreign, Colonial and Ship.
In the case of foreign, colonial, or ship registered letters, it must be clearly understood that
registration cannot extend beyond the port of despatch in the United Kingdom ; and the office does
not engage for the securitj' of any registered foreign, colonial, or ship letter longer than while the
contents of the mail shall be in the custody of the British Post-OfBce. Letters, however, addressed
to France, and letters passing through France, are exceptions to this rule, the French Post-Oflice
xmdertaking to provide for their security till they shall have been delivered, if addressed to France,
and so long as they remain in the French territory, if passing through France. All registered
letters to and from France, and countries passing through France, must be paid to their destina-
tion, or to the farthest limit, and are subject to the following regulations : —
1st, A registration fee of sixpence in addition to the British portion (or rate) of the postage
upon such letters.
2d, The foreign portion of the rate must be calculated, and the amount doubled.
Eegistered letters for Prussia, or to foreign countries through Prussia, must be prepaid the fiill
postage (British and Foreign) as well as the British registration fee of sixpence, and a further
charge of threepence on each registered letter, whatever may be its weight, on account of the
Prussian registration fees. It is hoped that the public will take the precaution to register all
letters of value.
Eedirected Letters.
Eedirected letters between France, Belgium, and Holland, and countries the correspondence of
which passes through France, Belgium, and Holland, and the United Kingdom, are returned charged
with the same amount of postage that should have been paid by the receivers. Letters originatiag
in the United Kingdom, redirected from France, Belgium, or Holland, are returned under the same
conditions, and are liable to a further charge of British postage — viz., 6d. from Calais, and 8d. from
Holland.
Redirected Newspapers,
Newspapers originating in the United Kingdom, addressed to parties in France, Belgium, and
Holland, who have returned, may be redirected (on the original covers) to them, and are liable to
the first charge only.
Newspapers from the colonies and foreign countries, for persons who may have removed, may be
redirected 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 originally addressed. But a newspaper which has been
opened is charged at the same rate as if it were a letter from the place of redirection to the place
at which it may be ultimately delivered. Newspapers upon which any colonial or foreign postage
may be due when redirected, shall be delivered at any place within the United Kingdom for the
same amount of postage that would have been chargeable had they been delivered at their original
address. Newspapers from one foreign country or colony to another, in transit through, and ad-
dressed to the care of a person in, the United Kingdom, may be redirected forward without extra
charge, provided they have not been out of the custody of the Post-Office ; but tLich Newspapers
cannot be reposted without incurring the charge of letter postage.
376 POSTAGE DIRECTOKY — FOREIGN.
Non-Commissioned Officers, Seamen, and Soldiers
in Her Majesty's Service Abroad.
Letters to seamen and soldiers are forwarded by post at the rate of one penny each, under the
foUc-nina: regulations : —
1st, The penny must be paid at the time the letter is put into the FostOfEce.
2d, The direction must signify the class of seaman or soldier.
3d, The name of the ship, regiment, or corps, to which he belongs.
4th, The letter must not exceed half an ounce, and be upon their private concerns only.
Letters for seamen or soldiers, whether in Her Majesty's or the East India Company's military
or naval service (while on actual service), may be forwarded, under the foregoing regulations, to
India, China, &e., via Southampton. They can now be sent to India, via Marseilles, on payment
of the British rate of Id., besides the French rate of 5d., if under a quarter of an ounce, or lOd.
exceeding that weight, or to any foreign country, on payment of the foreign rate of postage in •
addition to the British rate of Id. as above.
Letters for seamen and soldiers forwarded by private ships (witli the following exceptions: — St
Helena, East Indies, Xew South Wales, Cape of Good Hope, and Mauritius) arc charged 3d. eaclu
Letters of soldiers and seamen, addressed to the United States of America, will in future be
chargeable with the American rate of five cents, or twopence-lialfpenny sterling each, in addition
to the ordinary British rate of one penny ; the postage of all such letters must be prepaid.
Warrant officers, either in the army of navj', or masters" mates, or engineers of the navy, are
not entitled to transmit letters at less than the usual rates of postage.
Seamen's or soldiers' letters received from any part bej'ond sea, upon which the said penny has
not been prepaid, shall be charged to the receiver with double the rate — viz., id. each.
Bedirected Letters for Officers, Soldiers, and
Seamen.
Letters redirected to commissioned officers in the army or navy, subject to foreign or colonial
postage, may be forwarded to such officers when removed upon service (whether at home or abroad),
and be delivered to them for the same amount of postage that would have been chargeable had
they been delivered at their original address. In all other cases they are subject to the same
regulation as ordinary redirected letters. Soldiers' and seamen's letters are not liable to any
additional raie upon redirection.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY — FOREIGN AND COLONIAL,
TIME OF THE ARRIVAL AND DESPATCH OF FOREIGN AND
COLONIAL MAILS IN EDINBURGH.
Names ok Places
Despatched.
West Indies — British and Foreign
(except Honduras, Nassau, and j
Havannah), Venezuela, California, ;
Panama, New Granada, Chili, and \
Peru, •'
Mexico and Havannah, .
Honduras and Nassau,
Brazil, B. Ay res, Canary Islands, and
Madeira, ....
"West Coast of Africa, Madeira, Tene
riflFe, &c., ....
Bermuda, Nova Scotia, and New
Brunswick, ....
United States and British America
(by British Packet),
Ditto (by United States Packet),
France and Spain, .
Belgium, Holland, German States
Cities of Hamburg, Bremen, and
Lubec, Sweden, Norway, Russia
Prussia, and Ionian Islands,
d Lisbon, Madeira (if addressed via
Lisbon), Spain (if addressed via
Southampton), and Gibraltar,
c India (East), c Malta, c Alexandria;
and c China {via Southampton),
a India (East), a Malta, a Alexandria,
and a China (via Marseilles),
e 1st and 16th— 1-45 p.m.
e 1st — 1-45 P.M.
e ] 6th— 1-45 P.M.
e 8th— 1-45 P.M.
I I / 22d— 7-20 P.M.
} By every alternate British)
^ i American Packet. f
Eveiy Friday — 7-20 p.m.
Once a Week.
Daih'.
Daily.
2(1 and 17ih.
2d.
i7th.
17th.
ilonthly.
Fortnightly.
Every Thursday.
Weekly.
Daily.
Daily.
e 6th, 16th, and 26th— 1-45 p.m.- 7th, 17th, and 27tb.
rj 3d and 19t,h — 1-45 p.m.
/ 7th and 23d— 7-20 p.m.
' via Plymouth,! j 3d every alternate Month, )
. . ,. .^^ ,,, , ) or other PortJ ( 7-20 p.m. \
' ^ ^'' 'i via Southamp-; { g 3d every alternate Month, )
{ ton and India, ( 1-45 p.m. \
Ditto, via Marseilles and India . I / 7th every alternate Month,
Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and ) ;
Mauritius, \
By private Ship.
New Zealand,
( By private Ships, as they i
< occur, or by Australian >
( Mail, if so marked. )
5th and 22d.
17th and 30th.
a Every altern. Month.
5th do.
30th do.
Uncertain.
Uncertain.
£®* For r.atcs of Postage, see Table commencing next page.
a Always sent by this Mail, unless otherwise directed.
c Letters always sent via Slarseilles, if not specially marked ria Southampton.
d Letters for Portugal sent daily, via France, if so directed.
e When these dates occur on .Saturday, the Mails close next day same hour.
/ When these dates occur on Saturday, the Mails close following evening.
g When these dates occur on Saturd,ay, the Mails doss previous night.
378
POSTAGE DIRECTOKY FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
RATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS TO THE
COLONIES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
* To those Places, and hy the Route marked *, the Letter Postage must he paid in advance.
Newspapers to the Colonies and Foreign Countries must be posted within Seven Days after
their pubhcation ; and to all places to which they are not forwarded free, the Postage on
them must be paid in advance.
Newspaper
3d each
Free
2d each,
Brit. Settlmt
Free
Id each
Free
3d each
2d —
2d —
Id —
3d —
2d —
5d —
4d —
Id —
Free
3d each
Id —
Free
Id each
The First Route given in this List is that hy which Let-
ters are forwarded m a mutter of course ; if wished to be
sentother^vise, they must be addressed accordingly.
*AccRA, Bee Africa, west coast of.
*Aden, Arabia, by British packet, via Mar-
seilles,
Aden, do., via Southampton,
*Africa, west coast of, by packet,
Africa, other places not British (except Alge-
ria, which see), by private ship, •
Agra, see India, East.
Algeria,
Alexandria, Egypt, by closed mail, via Mar-
seilles,
Alexandria, via Southampton,
Alexancbia, by French packet, via Mar-
seilles,
America, see United States of.
Amsterdam, Holland, ....
Antigua, see West Indies, British,
Anguella, see West Indies, British.
"Arabia, by closed mail, via Marseilles, .
Arabia, via Southampton,
Archipelago (Grecian), see Greece.
*Archipelago (Indian), (except the Dutch pos-
sessions, see Java), by private ship, .
*Ai'chipelago (Indian), (except as above), by
packet, via Marseilles and India,
*Archipelago (except as above), by packet, via
Southampton and India,
Athens, see Greece.
*Ascension Island, by private ship,
*AustraHa (except Western, see below), by
direct packet, and Southampton and India,
on alternate months, ....
*Australia, via Marseilles and India, every
second month,
*AustraHa, Western, by private ship, .
*AustraUa, Western, by packet,
*AustraHa, generally (except New So. Wales,
which see), if specially addressed by private
ship,
Austria (except Lombardy), via Belgium,
Letter Postage.
Under
i oz.
S. d.
1 10
0 10
1 8
1 3
1 10
2 2
1 10
Under
Joz.
S. d.
2 3
1 0
1 0
0 8
1 3
2 1
1 6
2 1
0 8
2 3
1 0
0 8
2 7
1 4
0 8
1 0
2
3
0
8
1
0
0
8
0
8
Under
f oz.
S. d.
4 1
2 1
2 9
3 4
4 1
4 9
4 1
Under
1 oz.
s. d.
4 6
2 0
2 0
1 4
2 6
4 2
3 0
4 2
1 4
4 6
2 0
1 4
5 2
2 8
1 4
2 0
1 4
1 4
POSTAGE DIRECTOllY FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
379
The First Route given in this List is that by which
Letters are forwarded as a matter of course ; if wished to
be sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
Free
Free
Id eacla
2d —
Free
Free
id each
Id -
2d —
2d —
Austria, via France,
^Azores, by packet, via Soiitliampton,
*Azores, by Brazil packet,
*Badagry, see Africa, west coast of.
Baden, via France, .....
Baden, via Belgium,
Bahamas (West Indies, British), by packet,
*Balearic Islands, see Spain.
♦Baltic, H.M. Fleet in, ... .
*Barbary, by private ship (except Tunis,
which see),
Barbadoes (West Indies, British),
Bata^da, see Java.
*Bathurst (Gambia), see Africa, west coast of.
Bavaria, via France,
Bavaria, via Belgium, ....
Belgium, by packet direct,
Belgium, by closed mail, via France,
Belgrade, see Turkey.
Bengal — India, East.
Berbice, Guiana, W. Indies, via Southampton.
Berlin, see Prussia.
Bermuda, via Liverpool (fortnightly),
Berne, see Switzerland.
Beyrout, by French packet, via Marseilles,
Beyrout, via Belgium, . , , .
Bagota, see New Granada.
Bohemia, see Austria,
Bolivia, see Chili.
Bombay, see India.
*Bonny, see Africa, west coast of.
Borneo, see Archipelago, Indian.
*Bourbon (Isle of), Africa, by private ship,
Bourbon (Isle of), via India, see Archipelago,
Indian.
♦Brazil, by packet,
Bremen, via Belgium, ....
Bremen, via France, ....
British America (except New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island
which see), by packet, via Liverpool, and
United States,
British America, via Hahfax, . . .
♦British America, by private ship, .
British West Indies, see West Lidies.
Brunswick, via Belgium, ....
Brunswick, via France, . , , .
Brussels, see Belgium.
*Buenos Ayres,
•■Cadiz, Spain, via Southampton,
♦Cadiz, through France, ....
♦Calabar, Old, see Afiica, west coast of.
Calcutta, see India, East.
♦California, via Panama, ....
♦California, via United States, . . ,
Under
J oz.
s. d.
1 4
0 11
0 11
1 3
0 11
1 4
0 10
Letter Postage.
Under
Joz.
S. d.
2 3
1 9
1 10
0 8
1 0
0 8
1 5
0 8
0 6
0 8
0 8
2 3
1 0
2 2
1 3
2 4
1 2i
Under
i oz.
s. d.
3 7
2 4
2 4
Under
I oz.
3 4
s. d.
4 6
3 6
3 8
2 10 i
1 4
1 0
1 0
1 4
2 0
2 10
1 4
1 4
1 4
1 0
1 0
4 2
2 2
2 4
3 7
2 1
1 4
2 0
1 4
2 10
1 4
1 0
1 4
1 4
4 6
2 0
4 4
2 6
4 8
2 5
380
POSTAGE DIKECTOllY — i-'OKEIGX AND COLONIAL.
Newspaper ! ^'^"^ First Route given in tliis List is that by which Let-
"I'ostao'e. ' ^'^^^ ^"^ forwarded as a nt'iitcr of course : if wished to be
" ' j sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
Under
i oz.
2d each | *Caiueroous, sec Africa, west coast of.
; Canada, see British America.
2d — i *Canary Islands, by Brazil mail, . .
M — : *Cauaiy Islands, via Portugal,
2d — I "^Canary Islands, by i^rivate ship,
I Cape Breton, see Nova Scotia.
Free ; *Cape Coast Castle, see Africa, west coast of,
]d each ] *Cape of Good Hope, by jirivate shiji,
2d — j *Cape de Verde Islands, by packet, ,
Carlsnihe, see Baden.
Free ''Carthagena, New Granada,
Od each *Ceylon, via Marseilles,
Ceylon, via Southampton,
Free *Chagres, South America, by packet, .
4d each °^(.'hih. Western Coast of America, via Panama,
:5d — *China, by British packet, via Marseilles,
2d — *China, by jjacket, via Southampton (see
Hong Kong),
2(1 — I *China, by private shij),
I Civita Vecchia (Papal States).
Columbia, see United States).
2d — i Constantinople,Frenchpacket,»taMarseiIles,
Hd^-|oz' Constantinople, firt Belgium,
3d each | ^Constantinople, Brit, packet, rcV/ Marseilles,
3d — i *Constantinople, via Southampton, .
Free I Copenhagen, see Denmark.
Free j Corsica, France,
Free . *Corunna, Spain, bypacket,?;iaSoutharnpton,
id each j *Corunna, via France
2d — *CostaPdca
2d — *Cuba, via Southampton, . . . .
2d — *Cuba, by United States packet,
Cuxhaven, via Belgium, . . . .
2d — Cuxhaven. via France, ...
Ualmatia, see Austria.
Dardanelles, see Constantinople.
Free Demerara, sec West Indies, British.
Free Denmark, via Belgium, ....
2d each Denmark, via France, . • . .
Dominica, see West Indies, British.
Dresden, see Saxony.
East Indies, see India, East.
Ecuador, see Western coast, America.
*Eg3'pt, by British packet, via Marseilles (see
Alexandria)
2d — *Egypt, ri« Southampton ....
2d — *Egypt, by French packet, via ^Marseilles, .
Elsinore, see Denmark.
Essequibo, by packet, via Demerara, .
*Falkland Island.s, South America, by Brazil
I packet, .......
Id — j '^Falkland Islands, do., by private ship,
2d — j *Feruando Po, see Africa, west coast of.
Free i Finland, see Russia.
s. d.
0 11
1 10
1 3
I 4
0 10
0 10
0 11
1 4
1 8
1 3
Letter Postage.
Under
ioz.
Under ! Under
J oz. I 1 or.
s. d. ' s. d. i s. d.
1 10
1 9
0 8
0 8
1 10 I
0 6 !
1 0 i
0 8
2 1
1 1
1 9
0 11
1
3
2
2
1
3
2
3
2
3
1
2i
0
8
1
5
0 10|
2 3 3
2 1
1 6
2 1
1 0
0 8
3 8 7 4
3 0 7 0
1 4 ' 2 8
1
4
3
8
2
0
2
8
1
0
2
0
4
0
4 114 G
2 r) I 4
1 4 1 :i
4
4
■I
2
2
1
3
6
1
10
1
2
a
4
4
1
2
6
4
6
4
6
2
5
1
4
4
2
10
1
9
9 4
3
3 4 4
0 4 0
4 ! 2 8
POSTAGE DIRECTOEY — FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
381
The First Route given in this List is that by which Let-
ters are forwarded as a matter of cause ; if wished to be
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
2d —
Id —
Free
Ud^ioz
Free
2d each
Florence, see Tuscany.
France, by jjacket, . . .
JS^ote. — The French uniform rate has refer-
ence to those Letters only the postage
upon which is paid in the United King-
dom. If a Letter be despatched unpaid,
the French charge upon deUvery varies
according to the distance, in conformity
with the law of France.
Frankfort-on-the-Maine, see German States.
Gahcia, see Austria.
Grallipoli, see Turkey.
"Gambia River, see Africa, west coast of.
German States, viz. : — Frankfort, Hesse-
Darmstadt, Hesse (Electoral), Hesse Hom-
bui'g, Anhalt, Nassau, Reuss, Saxe Alten-
burg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meinin-
gen, Saxe Weimar, Schaumburg-Lippe,
Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt, Schwartzburg-
Sonderhausen, via Belgium,
See also Hamburg, Hanover, Brunswick,
Lubeck, Bremen, Heligoland, Oux-
haveu, and Oldenburg, at their re-
spective places in the List.
Gei'man States, including Hesse-Homburg,
Lippe-Detmold, Schwartz-Rudolstadt,
Reuss, Anhalt, Nassau, Saxe CoburgGotha,
Saxe Meiningen, Hesse (Electoral), Hesse-
Darmstadt, Saxe Weimar, Frankfort-on-
Maine, Baden, Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Ham-
burg, Bremen, and Lubeck, via France, .
Georgetown, see Demerara.
Gibraltar, via Southampton,
*Gibraltar, via France, ....
*Goree, see Africa, west coast of.
Greece, by French packet from Marseilles, )
^Greece, through France to Trieste, . )
Greece, via Belgium,
Grenada, see West Indies.
*Grey Town (Nicaragua), ....
Guiana, British, see Demerara.
*Guadaloupe, see West Indies, foreign.
^Guatemala,
Halifax, Nova Scotia . . , . .
Hayti, see St Domingo.
Hamburg, via Belgium, . ' . .
Hamburg, via France, , . . .
Hamburg, by private ship, ....
Hanover, via Belgium, ....
Hanover, via France, . . . , -
*Havanna, see Cuba.
*Hehgoland, by private ship,
Hesse, Electoral, see German States.
Hesse-Darmstadt, do.
2 c
Letter Postage.
Under
i oz.
S. d.
0 10
Under
i oz.
S. cl.
1 3
0 11
0 II
1 4
0 11
1 4
Under
i oz.
Under
1 oz.
2 1
0 8
2 3
1 21
2 3
0 6
1 0
0 8
1 5
0 8
0 8
2 3
0 6
2 4
2 3
2 4
3 7
2 10
1 0
2 8
4 6
2 .5
4 6
1 0
2 0
1 4
2 10
1 4
1 4
4 6
Above
1 02.
s. d. ! s. d.
2 6
1 4
382
POSTAGE DIRECTORY ^FOREIGN-
AND COLONIAL.
Newspaper
The First Route given in this List is that by which Let-
Letter Postage.
Postage.
ters are forwarded as a matter of course ,- if wished to be
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
Under
Under
Under
Under
' Above,
J oz.
i
)Z.
I
3Z.
1 oz.
loz.
Hesse-Homburg, see German States.
Hindostan, see India, East.
S. d.
s.
d.
s.
d.
s. d.
s. d.
Id each
Holland, via Belgium,
0
8
1 4
2 8
2d —
Holland, through France, ....
0 11
1
5
2
4
2 10
4 2
Free
Honduras, see West Indies.
3d each
*Hong Kong, by British packet, via Marseilles,
0 11
1
4
2
3
2 8
4 1
Free
Hong Kong, by jiacket, via. Southampton, .
0
6
1 0
2 0
Id each
*Hudson's Bay, by private ship,
0
8
2 0
4 0
^Hudson's Bay, via New York, .
1
0
1 4
2 8
Hungary, Austria.
Illyria, Austria.
3d —
*India, East, by British packet, via Marseilles,
1 10
2
3
4
1
4 6
7 9
Free
India, East, by packet, via Southampton, .
1
0
2 0
4 0
Id each
*India, East, by private ship.
0
8
1 4
2 8
l^^i-oz
Ionian Islands, via Belgium,
1
0
2 0
4 0
2d each
*Ioniau Islands, by France . )
*Ionian Islands, via French packet, . )
Isle of France, see Mauritius.
*Jacmel, see West Indies, Foreign.
1 4
2
3
3
7
4 6
6 3
Free
Jamaica . ...
0
6
1 0
2 0
3d each
*Java, by British packet, via Marseilles,
1 10
2
3
4
1
4 6
7 9
*Java, via Southampton, ....
1
0
2 0
4 0
Id —
*Java, via Holland . . .
0
8
1 4
2 8
2d —
*Lagos, see Africa, -west coast of.
La GuajTa, see Venezuela.
La Plata, see Brazil.
Leeward Islands, see West Indies, British.
Levant, see Turkey.
i
2d —
*Liberia, see Africa, west coast of.
!
Free
*Lima, see Peru.
Lippe-Detmold, via Belgium,
0
9
1 6
3 0
2d —
*Lisbon, Portugal . • .
1
9
3 6
7 0
2d —
*Lisbon, Portugal, via Franne
0 10
1
3
2
1
2 6
§ 9
2d —
Lombardy, Venetian, via France,
1 4
2
3
3
7
4 6
€ 3
Lubeck, via. Belgium,
0
8
1 4
2 8
2d —
Lubec, via France, . • .
Lublin, see Poland. . . . ,
Lucca, see Tuscany.
0 11
1
5
2
4
2 10
4 2
2d —
*i\Iadagascar, Africa, by private ship, .
Madagascar, do. see India, East.
0
8
1 4
2 8
2d —
^'Madeira, by Brazil and West Coast of Africa
mails,
1
10
3 8
7 4
2d —
^Madeira, by private ship, . . . ■ .
0
8
1 4
2 8
2d —
•^Madeira, via Lisbon or Portugal,
Madras, see India, East.
1
9
3 6
7 0
-|d —
*Madrid, Spain, through France,
0 10
1
3
2
1
2 6
3 9
Free
*Madrid, do. via Southampton,
2
2
4 4
8 8
3d each
Malta, by British packet, via Marseilles,
0 11
1
4
2
3
2 8
4 1
Free
Malta, do. via Southampton,
0
6
1 0
2 0
2d each
Malta, by French packet, via Marseilles,
Martinique, see West Indies, Foreign.
1 1
1
9
2
10
3 6
5 0
Id —
*Mauritius, by private slaip.
0
8
1 4
2 8
3d —
Mauritius, via Marseilles and India, •
1 10
2
3
4
1
4 6
7 9,
POSTAGE DIRECTORY FOREIGN
AND COLONIAL.
383
Letter Postage.
Newspaper
The First Route given in this List is that by which Let-
ters are forwarded as a matter of course ; if wished to be
Postage.
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
Under
Under
Under
Under
Above
Joz.
i
)Z.
i oz.
1 oz.
1 oz.
s. d.
s.
d.
s. d.
s.
d.
S. d.
Mauritius, via Southampton and India,
1
0
2
0
4 0
Mediterranean, see Malta. — (All letters ad-
dressed Mediterranean only are forwarded
to Malta.)
Mecklenburg-Strehtz, and j ^,-^ gelgium,
Mecklenburg-Schwenn, J ^j^i^'.^l,. ,
0
8
1
4
2 8
2d eacli
Ditto, ditto, via France,
I 4
2
3
3 7
4
6
6 3
2d —
*Mexico, * 1
2;
3
4
6
9 0
2d —
*Modena, via France and Austria,
1 4
2
3
3 7
4
6
6 3
lid -
Modena, via Belgium,
0
9*
1
7-
3 2
nd —
*Mo]davia, via Belgium, ...
0
8
1
4
2 8
2d —
Moldavia, via France,
Molucca Islands, see Archipelago (Indian),
1 10
3
3
.5 1
6
6
8 9
]\Iontreal, Canada, see British America.
Free
*Moute Video, South America, .
Montsen-at, see West Indies, British.
IMoravia, see Austria.
Morocco, see Africa.
Munich, see Bavaria.
Naples, see Sicily.
1
0
2
0 4 0
i
Nassau, see German States,
Nassau, New Providence, see Bahamas.
Natal, see Port-Natal.
Nevis, see West Indies, British.
Newfoimdland,
1
0
2
0
4 0
New Brunswick,
1
0
2
0
4 0
Free
*New Granada, South America, including
Carthagena and Bogota, ....
1
0
2
0
4 0
*New South Wales, see Australia.
Id each
New South Wales (except Sydney, which
see), by private ship, ....
1
1
2
2
4 4
Id —
*New Zealand, by private packet.
0
8
1
4
2 8
Free
*New Zealand, by Austrahan mail,
Norfolk Island, see Australia.
1
0
2
0
4 0
Norway, via Belgium,
0
8
1
4
2 8
For other routes, see Sweden.
Nova Scotia, ......
1
0
2
0
4 0
Nubia, see Africa.
Oldenburg, via Belgium, ....
0
8
1
4
2 8
2d each
Oldenburg, via France, ....
Oregon, see California.
1 4
2
3
3 7
4
6
6 3
Free
*Panama, South America, by W, Indian mail
1
0
2
0
4 0
2d each
Papal States, via France, ....
1 4
2
3
3 7
4
6
6 3
2d —
*Papal States, by French packet, via Mar-
seilles, .
1 4
2
3
3 7
4
6 6 3
Ud —
Papal States, via. Belgium, . ,
0
11
1
10 3 8
Free
Paris, see France.
Parma, see Modena.
i'
!
j
Pekin, see China.
Penang, Prince of Wales Island, see India,
East.
*Persia, via Marseilles, ....
3d each
1 8
2
1
3 9
4
2
7 1
Free
*Peru, South America, ....
Placentia, see Modena.
2
0
4
0
8 0
384
POSTAGE DIRECTORY — FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
Newspaper
The First Route given in this List is that by which Let-
ters are forwarded as a matter of course ; if wished to be
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
l^d'^^oz
Poland, via Belgium, .
Poland, via France,
*Port-Natal, by private ship,
*Porto-Rico,
*Port-Philip, see Australia.
*Portugal, ....
*Poi-tugal, via France,
Prince Edward's Island,
Prussia, via Belgium, .
Prussia, via France,
*Rio Janeiro, see BraziL
*Rome, see Pajaal States.
Russia, via Belgium,
Russia, via France,
St Chiistopher, see West Indies, British.
St Croix, see ^V^est Indies, foreign.
St Domingo, Hayti, do. do.
St Helena (Island), by private ship, .
St lago de Cuba, see Cuba.
St Kitt's, see West Indies, British.
St Lucia, see West Indies, British.
*St Martin's, see West Indies, foreign.
St Petersburg, see Russia.
St Thomas, Danish colony. West Indies,
St Vincent's, see West Indies, British,
*Sand\vich Islands, via Panama,
*Saud\vich Islands, by private ship
*Santa Martha, S. America, see New Granada.
Sandomier, see Poland.
Sardinia, via France, .... 1
Sardinia, by French packet, via Marseilles, )
Saxe-Altenburg, see German States,
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, do,
Saxe-Meiningen, do.
Saxe- Weimar, do.
Saxony, via Belgium, .
Saxony, via France, . . . . .
Schaumberg-Lippe, see German States.
Schwai-tzburg-Rudolstadt, see German States
Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen, do..
♦Scutari, Asia, via Belgiiun,
Scutari, Asia, via France, . . . .
Scutari, by French packet, . . . .
Seychelles Islands, see India, East.
Siberia, see Russia.
Sicily, via France, ....
Sicily, by French packet,
*Sicily, via Belgium,
*Sierra Leone, see Africa, west coast of.
*Sierra Leone, Africa, by private ship,
SUesia, see Austria.
Singapore, India, see India, East.
Smyi-na, by French packet, see Turkey.
Smyrna, via Belgium,
South Australia, see Australia.
Letter Postage.
Under
i oz.
s. d.
1 4
0 10
0 11
1 4
1 1
1 4
1 10
1 4
1 4
Under Under
J OE. i J 02.
Under I Above
1 oz. 1 oz.
s. d. I s. d. \ s. d. \ s. d.
0 Hi ! 1 11 I 3 10
2 3 j 3 7 i 4 6 ' 6 3
0 8 i 1 4 { 2 8
15 1 I 2 10 I .5 8
1 9
1 3
0 6
0 8
1 5
2 1
2 4
0 lUi
2 3 I 3
0 8
0 8
2 3
0 8
3 3 5
2 3 13
2 3 3
0 8 i
0 8
1 1
1 0
2 4
0 8
1 9 j 2 10
3 7
3
6
7
0
2
6
3
9
1
0
2
0
1
4
2
8
2
10
4
2
1
11
3
10
4
G
6
3
1 4
2 0
4 8
1 4
1 4
4 6
1 4
16 6
7 I 4 6
I
4 6
1 4
1 4
2 2
POSTAGE DIRECTORY FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
385
Tlie First Route given in this List is that by which Let-
ters are forwarded as a matter of course ; if wished to be
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
*Spain, via France,
*Spain, via Southampton (Cadiz, Corunna,
and Vigo, always sent this route, unless
addressed via France), ....
Stockholm, see Sweden.
Stuttgard, Wurtemberg.
Styria, see Austria.
Sumatra, see Archipelago (Indian).
♦Surinam, South America, via Southampton,
Swan Eiver, see Australia.
Sweden, via Belgium,
Sweden, via France, .....
Switzerland, via France, ....
Switzerland, via Belgium, ....
Sydney, see Australia.
Sydney, by private ship, ....
*Syria, by French packet, via Marseilles,
Syria, via Belgium, : . . . .
*Tenerifte, by Brazil & W. Coast Africa mail,
Texas, see United States.
Tobago, see West Indies, British.
Transylvania, see Austria.
Trinidad, see West Indies.
Tripoli, see Africa.
*Tunis, by French packet, ....
*Tunis, by private ship, ....
Turin, see Sardinia.
Turkey, viz., Constantinople, Gallipoli, Dar-
danelles, Mytilene, and Smyrna, by French
packet, via Marseilles ....
Ditto, by direct British packet, . .
Ditto, via. Southampton and Malta
Ditto, via Marseilles and Malta .
Turkey, viz., Tchesme, Galatz, Ibraila, Larnea,
Ehodes, Candia, Salonica, Samsoun, Tene-
dos, Trebizond, Tultcha, and Varna, via
Belgium,
Turkej', other parts, via Belgium,
♦Turk's Island, West Indies,
Tuscany, via France, . . . . )
Tuscany, by French packet, via Marseilles, C
Tuscany, via Belgium, . , . .
Tji-ol, see Austria.
United States, America, by packet, via Liver-
pool,
♦United States, do., by private ship or
steamer .......
Valparaiso, see Chili.
Van Diemen's Land, see Australia.
Venetian Lombardy, see Austria, via France.
♦Venezuela, by packet, . . . .
Vera Cruz, see Mexico.
Vienna, see Austria.
♦Vigo, see Spain.
s. d.
0 10
1 4
0 11
0 11
1 3
1 4
1 3
1 4
1 4
Letter Postage.
Under Under
J oz. J oz.
S. d.
1 3
2 2
0 6
Under
Joz.
1 2
2 3
1 5
0 10
2 1
1 1
1 10
2 1
0 11
0 11
1 9
1 1
0 8
1 0
2 3
0 10^
1 0
0 8
1 0
s. d.
2 1
3 4
3 7
3 4
3 1
Under
1 oz.
3 7
4 4 ! 8 8
1 0
1
2 4
4 6
2 10
1 9
1 10
4 2
2 2
3 8
4 6
1 4
4 2
1 10
1 10
3 6
2 2
1 4
2 0
4 6
1 9
2 0 14 0
I
14 2 8
2 0
386
POSTAGE DIRECTOEY — FOREIGN
AND COLONIAL.
Letter Postage.
Newspaper
The First Route fjiven in this List is that by which Let-
Postage.
ters are forwarded as a matter of course ; if wished to be
1
sent otherwise, they must be addressed accordingly.
Under
Under
Under
Under
Above
J oz.
^
oz.
3 oz.
1
oz.
loz.
S. d.
s.
cl.
s. d. s.
d.
s. d.
Fi-ee
Virgin Islands, see West Indies, British,
i
1|<1 each
*Wallachia, via Belgium, ....
0
8
! 1
4
•2 8
Warsaw, see Poland.
Washington, United States, America.
i AVestem Coast of America,consisting ^
Free
y of Boli\da, Cliili, Ecuador, and Peru, f
* \ via Panama, . . . I
2
0
4
0
' Note. — Newspapers to Chili, 4d. )
'
2d each
* Western Coast of America, by private ship,
0
8 ' 1
4.
2 8
Free
West Indies, British, by packet (Barbadoes
1
and Turk's Island excepted, which see) .
0
6 1 11
(1
2 0
Id each
*West Indies, British, by private ship.
0
8 1 1
4
2 8
"a —
*West Indies, Foreign, except Danish (see
i
St Thomas),
1
5 2
10
5 8
Note. — Newspapers to Hayti and Jacmel
free
*West Indies, Foreign, by private ship,
2d —
0
8 i
1
4
2 .8
2d —
Wurtemberg, via France, ....
0 11
1
5
2 4
2
10
4 2
Wurtembiu'g, via Belgium,
0
8
1
4
2 8
2d —
*Wydah, see Africa West Coast of.
POSTAGE DIRECTOEY.
387
Hours of Arrival and despatch of Mails
'■" ' AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGH.
MAIL'S.
Box closes at
Gen. Post-Office.
Box closes at
the neceiving
Offices.
Box closes at
Leith.
Arriral at
Edinburgh.
Aberdeen', ....
9 30 a.ni.
9 — a.m.
9 30 a.m.
11 — p.m.
*Do
7 45 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
3 — p.m.
Berwick, ) Including North-eastem
12 — a.m.
11 — a.m.
11 — a.m.
5 — a.m.
Do. ) Division of England,
5 15 p.m.
4 30 p.m.
4 30 p.m.
12 45 p.m.
Dublin and South of Ireland,
1 45 p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
11 — p.m.
Do
7 20 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
11 — a.m.
Dumfries,
1 45 p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
11 — p.m.
Do. . .
7 20 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
11 — a.m.
Dunbar, .
5 — a.m.
10 — p.m.
9 — p.m.
5 — a.m.
*Do. . i/.i^jlii;
i w^,..t' jiiyij..
5 15 p.m.
4 30 p.m.
4 30 p.m.
12 45 p.m.
Dundee,
5 45 a.m.
10 — p.m.
9 — p.m.
11 — p.m.
Do. . . .
9 30 a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 50 a.m.
*Do. .
2 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
3 — p.m.
*Do. .
7 45 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
6 15 p.m.
Dunfermline, .
6 — a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
10 — a.m.
Do. . . .
11 30 a.m.
11 — a.m.
11 — p.m.
*Do. .
3 30 p.m.
2 30 p.m.
2 45 p.m.
5 45 p.m.
5 45 a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
9 50 a.m.
*Do. .
2 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
6 15 p.m.
♦Glasgow,
6 — a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
11 — p.m.
Do.
12 30 p.m.
11 — a.m.
11 — a.m.
9 45 a.m.
*Do. .
3 30 p.m.
2 30 p.m.
2 45 p.m.
2 50 p.m.
*Do. . .
7 45 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
5 45 p.m.
Hawick,
6 45 a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
1 13 p.m.
Do.
4 30 p.m.
2 30 p.m.
2 45 p.m.
8 5 p.m.
Inverness,
9 30 a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 — a.m.
3 — p.m.
'"Ireland (all), Sunda
ys excepted.
3 30 p.m.
2 30 p.m.
2 45 p.m.
9 45 a.m.
Local Posts, .
6 — a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
11 — a.m.
*Do. .
11 30 a.m.
11 — a.m.
11 — a.m.
7 — p.m.
/ Including "\
LoimoN,maCAELiSLE, S Mr^'£ J (
^°' ^'- ) Binning., (
1 45 p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
11 — a.m.
7 20 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
10 40 p.m.
C &c. ;
Perth,
5 45 a.m.
10 — p.m.
9 — p.m.
11 — p.m.
Do
9 30 a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 50 a.m.
*Do
2 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
1 — p.m.
3 — p.m.
*Do
7 45 p.m.
7 — p.m.
7 — p.m.
6 15 p.m.
Thurso,
9 30 a.m.
9 — a.m.
9 — a.m.
3 — p.m.
(1st,
7 — a.m.
10 — p.m.
5 30 a.m.
Town Delivery, Edinburgh \ 2d,
11 30 a.m.
11 — a.m.
11 — a.m.
AND Leith, , . . ,1 3d,
3 — p.m.
2 30 p.m.
2 45 p.m.
Uth,
6 — p.m.
4 30 p.m.
4 30 p.m.
Those marked thus (*) are not despatched on Sundays,
Late Letters are received at the General Post-Office, Edinburgh, for about Ten Minutes after
the closing of the Box, on payment of 6d.
Paid Letter Office, Edinburgh, open from 6-45 a.m. tUl 9 p.m., and on Sundays from S till 10
Morning.
Money Order Office — Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., Sundays and Holidays excepted.
Sunday Delivery — At the Windows of the Edinburgh and Leith Offices only, from 8 till 10
Morning.
388 POSTAGE DIRECTORY INLAND.
Delivery of Letters in Edinburgh.
First Delivery — 7 a.m. Includes the letters which have arrived by Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth,
London, Berwick, Carlisle, Glasgow, Hawick, and Leith, Dalkeith, Penicuick, Currie, and Cor-
atorphine, with the Edinburgh letters posted at the Receiving-houses on the previous night, and
at the General Post-Office until 7 a.m.
Second Delivery — 12 a.m. Includes London, Carlisle, Dunfermline coach, Glasgow, Irish,
Dundee, Perth, and Fife Mails, Dalkeith, Penicuick. Currie, Corstorphine, Peebles, Winchburgb
bags, and Leith, with the Edinburgh letters posted at the Receiving-houses up till 11 a.m., and
at the General Post-Office till 11-30 a.m.
Third Delivery — 3-30 p.m. Includes letters which have arrived by Berwick, Glasgow, Hawick,
and North Mails, Leith, with the Edinburgh letters posted at the Receiving-houses up till 2-30
P.M., and at the General Post-Office till 3 p.m.
Fourth Delivery — 6-30 p.m. Includes letters which have arrived by Glasgow, Fife, Dunferm-
line coach, Leith, and letters posted at the Receiving-houses up till 4-30 p.m., and at the General
Post-Office till 6 P.M.
Sunday Delivery — The delivery on Sunday (to persons calling at the Office only) takes place
from 8 till 9 a.m.
Receiving-Houses in Edinburgh.
The box closes at 9 and 11 a.m., and 1, 2-30, 4-30, 7, and 10 p.m., as detailed in the preceding
Table of Mails, but no collection is made from 10 P.M. on Saturday Night till 5-30 on Monday
Morning when an extra collection takes place : —
4 Abbey Street. 1 Duke Stp.eet. 6 Deajthaugh Street (Stockb.)
54 London Street. 27 Earl Grey Street. 67 Lauristox.
190 Canongate. 1 Elm Row. 21 Nicolson Street.
21 Castle Street. 116 Grassmarket. 3 Pitt Street.
. 11 Charlotte Place. 33 George Street. 1 St Patrick Square.
231 Cross (High Street). 30 India Street. Warbistoii.
Out-Bounds Receiving-Houses.
Boxes close as specified — No collection on Sundays.
1 Arniston Place, 9 a.m., 12 Noon, 6-30 p.m., 9-30 p.m.; Boroughmuirhead, 9 A.M., 12 Noon,
6-30 P.M. Newhaven, 9 a.m., 12 Noon, 6-30 p.m.; Duddingstone, 9 a.m., 4 p.m.
Receiving-Houses in Leith.
8 Fife Place, Leith Walk. 1 Junction Street, South. 13 Sandport Steee'JV
Boxes close same as at Leith Head-Office, except that there is no collection at 5-30 a.m.
POSTAGE DIRECTORY. 389
Money Order Office.
Money Orders ai'e issued and paid at the General Post-Office, Edinburgh, between the
h'.urs of 10 and 4.
The Commission chargeable for Money Orders is threepence on suras not exceeding £2 ;
and on sums above £2, and not exceeding £o, sixpence. No Order will be given for sums
beyond this amount.
The Money Order Office, and the system of Registration, have been devised expressly for
the security of Money and other valuable property transmitted through the Post Office.
With the great convenience thus affi)rded for transmitting small sums at so low a charge,
and the power given of Eegistering Lettei's containing value, it is hoped the Public will uo
longer forward letters of value except in one or other of these 'methods.
In all cases where personal attendance is inconvenient, if the Money Order is receipted l:)y
the person to whom it is made payable, and the party presenting it for payment can aflbrd
full information as to the Christian name, surname, address, and occupation of the person
v:ho originally obtained the Order, payment will be made ; but unless these conditions are
strictly complied with, it will be refused. Any Money Order presented through a bank,
will be paid, without the name of the remitter and the signature in full of the Christian
name of the payer being insisted upon as a condition of payment, provided that the bank
be situated in the town on which the Money Order is drawn, that the Order be crossed with
the banker's name, and the party applying at the Money Order Office be known there as in
the employment of the bank. It must be understood, however, that in all such cases the
liability of the Post-Office will absolutely terminate with the Payment of the Order so pre-
sented.
With a view to simplicity and economy in the accounts of the Money Order Office, it has
been found necessary to lay down the following rules : —
1. Every Money Order issued on or after the 6th October 1848, must be presented for
payment before the end of the second calendar month after that in which it was issued'
(for instance, if issued in October, it must be presented for payment before the end ofj
December,) otherwise a new Order will be necessary, for which a second commission must!
he paid.
2. If an Order be not presented for payment before the end of the twelfth month after
that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in October, and not presented before the
end of next October), the money will not be paid at all.
3. As, after once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever presented, the Office wiU not be
liable to any further claim, the public are strictly cautioned —
a. To take all means to prevent the loss of the Money Order.
h. Never to send a Money Order in the same letter with the information required on paj'-
ment thereof.
<". To be carefiU, on taking out a Money Order, to state correctly the Christian name as
well as the surname of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn.
d. To see that the name, address, and occupation, of the person taking out the Money
Order, are correctly known to the person in whose favour it is to be drawn.
4. Neglect of these instractions will lead to delay and trouble in obtaining payment, and
even risk the loss of the money.
These intructions, together with some others of minor importance, will be found jDrinted
on every Money Order.
See pages 398 to 415 for places in Scotland, England and Wales, and Ireland, upon which
alone Money Orders can be drawn, and at which they can be issued. A Money Order in-
tended for a person residing at a place in which thei'e is no Money Order Office, should be
drawn upon the Po.st-Town nearest to it which may have a Money Order Office.
POST TOWNS IN SCOTLAND.
Those which grant and pay Honey Orders marked thus (*).
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Siib.Of«cks and Recbivino-Hovsw.
Aberchikdeb, 9 m from Banff.....
•Aberdeen, 133 m
*AberdoTir, under Burntisland
*ABERrELDY, 75 m
Aberfoyle, 20 m from Stirling
Aberlady, imder Drem
*Aberlemno, under Forfar
Aberlour, 2 m from Craigellachie. .
Abernethy, 3A m from Newburgh .
Abemethy, under Grantown
Aberuthven, under Auchterarder..
Abmgton, 37 m from Glasgow
*Aboyne, 154 ta
Achahoish, under Lochgilphead....
Advie, 4 m from Ballindalloch
"AiRDRiE, 32 m
Airtb, under Falkirk
* Alexandria, under Glasgow
Alford, 26 m from Aberdeen
Allanton, under Ayton
*Alloa, 30 m
Almond Bank, 5 m from Perth
Alness, 33 m from Inverness
Alloway, under Ayr.
Alva, 7 m from Stirling
Alves, under Elgin
Alyth, 3J mfrom Meigle
Amisfield, under Dumfries
Amulree, 10 m from Dunkeld
Ancrum, under Jedburgh
Anderston, by Glasgow
Annan, 79 m
Anstrdther, 34 m
Aonachan, under Fort- Augustus...
*Appin, under Bonaw
*Akbroath, 61 m
Ardclach, under Forres
Ardentinny, 20 m from Greenock .
Ardersier, 166 m
Ardfern, under Lochgilphead
Ardnamurchan, 30 m from Strontian.
Ardpatrick, under Tarbert
Ardrishaig, under Lochgilphead....
*Ardrossah, 76 m ,
Ardwallum, under Stranraer
Ardwell Inn, 12 m from Stranraer....
Arisaig, 40 m from Fort-WiUiam
Arcs, under Oban (Sun. Tues. Th.).
Arran, under Ardrossan
Arrochar, 36 m from Glasgow
Arrochar Village, under Glasgow... ■!
Ascog, 3 m from Rothesay
Ashkirk, 7 m from Hawick
Assynt, 15 m from Golspie
Athelstaneford, under Drem
Auchencaim, 8J m fr. Castle-Douglas
Auchinblae, 5 in from Laurencekirk
Auchinleck, 1 m from Cumnock
AuchmiU, 3.^ mfrom Aberdeen
Auchnacraig, under Oban
Auchnagatt, 8 m from Ellon
Auchnasheen, 30 m from Dingwall..
"AtJCHTERARDER, 54 m
Auchterless, under Turriff
*AUCHTERMU0HTY, 28 m
Auchtertool, under Kirkcaldy
9 30
9 30
5 45
9 30
9 30
5 0
9 30
9 30
5 45
9 30
9 30
6 0
9 30
9 30
6 0
6 0
12 30
6 0
9 30
12 0
9 30
5 45
9 30
12 30
9 30
9 30
9 30
145
9 30
6 45
145
5 45
9 30
9 30
9 30
6 0
9 30
12 30
12 30
6 0
6 0
12 30
12 30
6 45
9 30
5 0
145
9 30
7 45
7 45
2 0
7 45
515
7 45
2 0
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
3 30
7 45
7 45
7 45
515
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 20
4 30
7 20
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
7 45
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Auldearn, 3 m from Nairn
Auld Gimay, under Blairathol
Auldgirth Bridge, 8 m from Dumfries
Aultbea, under DingwaU
Avocb, under Inverness
Avonbridge, imder Falkirk
*Ayr, 72 m
*Ayton, 48 m
*Baillieston, 5 J m from Glasgow....
Balbeggie, 5 m from Perth
Balblair, 6 m fr-om Tain
Balerno, 8 m 6 a.m.
Balfour, under Kirkwall
Balfron, 10 m from Glasgow
Balgonie, 1^ m from Markinch
Ballachulish, under Bonaw
*Ballantrae, under Girvan
*Ballater, 160 m
Ballinluig, under Dunkeld
*Ballindalloch, 160 m
Ballintumb, under Blairgowrie
Ballochvoy, under Tobermory
Balquhidder, under Crieff.
Baltasound, under Lerwick
*Banchory, 18 m from Aberdeen
*Banff, 157^ m
Bankend, 6 m from Dumfries
Bankfoot, 9 m fr. Perth, 5 45a.m. 2p.m.
Bankhead, under Dumfries
Bannockburn, 2 m from Stirling
Barcaldine, under Bonaw
Bargrennan, under Newton-Stewart...
Barr, 8 m from Girvan
*Barrhead, 7 m from Glasgow
''Barrhill, 12 m from Girvan
*Bathqate, 18 m
*Beauly, 173 m
*Beith, 62 m
Belhelvie, under Aberdeen
Belivat, imder Nairn
Bellshill, under Airdrie
Beltonford, 3 m from Dunbar
Benholm, under Bervie
Berridale, under Golspie
*Beryie, 81 m
*BiGGAR, 30 m
Birgham, under Kelso
Birsay, under Kirkwall
Birse, under Aboyne
Bishopbriggs, 3^ m from Glasgow
Bishopton, 6 m from Paisley
Blackburn, under Aberdeen
Blackburn, 2 m from Whitburn
Blackford, 4| m from Auchterarder ..
Blackball, under Edinburgh
Blackhillock, 5 m from Keith
*Blackshiels, under Dalkeith
*Blair-Adam, under Burntisland
*Blair-Athole, 73 m
Blair-Dnimmond, 6 m from Stirling..
*Blairgowrie, 61 m
Blair-Logie, 3^ m from Stirling
Blantyre, under Glasgow
Boarhills, under St Andrews
Boddam, under Peterhead
Bogroy, 8 m from Inverness
Bohally, 12 m from Pitlochry
*BoNAR Bridge, 218 m
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
391
PoCT Towns (witb Distances from
EdtnlniT^), SL'D-OFFicEsand£jsc£ivxNo-HousBs.
Bonar Village, under Bonar Bridge
*BoNAW, 125 m
Bonchester Bridge, 7 ni from Hawick
Bonhill, ■under Glasgow
Boreland, under Lockerby
Borgue, 6 m from KLrkcndbright
*BOKBOWSTOUNKESS, 20 m
Bothwell, 2 m from Hamilton
Botriphnie, under Keitli
Bowden, 3 m from Melrose
Bower, under Wick
Bowman, under Bowmore. :
' EowMOKE, 90 m
Bracadale, under Broadford
*Braco, 48 m
Brae, under Lerwick
Braemar, 18 m from Ballater
*Brechin, 71 m
j*Bridge of Allan, 3j m from Stirling.
Bridge of Cally, under Blairgo-«Tie ...
*Beidge op Eakn, 40 m
Bridge of Weir, 6 m from Paisley
*Broadford, 200 m (Tu. Th. & Sun.)
Brodick, 16 m from Ardrossan
Broomliouse, by Glasgow
Brora, 5 m from Golspie
Brotherton. by Bervie
Bronghty-Ferry, 4 m from Dundee
Broxburn, lOg from Edinburgh........
Brucklaw, 5A m from Mintlaw
BrydekLrk, by Annan
Buckhaven, 6 m from Kfrkcaldy
Bncklyvie, 14^ m from Stirling
*BncKiE, 165 m
Bimavoulin, xmder Oban
Buness, by Lerwick
*Bunessan, 39 m from Aros
Burghead, 9 m from Elgin
Bumess Toll, under Ellon
"Burntisland, 7 m
Bummouth, under Ayton
Burravoe, under Lerwick
Burreltown, under Coupar- Angus
Burwick, under Wick
*Busby, 6 m fi-om Glasgow
Bust, by Aberdeen ^...
Bytb, 9 m from Turriff
Caibnbow, 50 m from Glasgow
Caimey HUl, under Dunfermline
Caimie, under Huntly
CaLrnies (The), under Perth
Caimish, under Lochmaddy
Caimryan, under Girvan
Calderbank, under Airdrie
Calder, Mid, by Eatho
*Callandeb, 53 m
Cambuslang, 4 m from Glasgow.
Camelon, 1 m from Falkirk
•Campbeltown, 176 m
Camptown, under Jedburgh
Canonbie, 79 m
Carbost, 23 m from Broadford
Garden, by Falkirk
Cardross, under Dumbarton
*Carluke, 6 m from Lanark
Cargill, under Coupar-Angus
Carinish, by Dunvegan
Carmunnock, by Glasgow ,
Cambo, under Kinross
Camock, 3| m from Dunfermline
■*Carkoustie, 50 m...
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Edinburgh), StB-OvncEs and Reckiving-Hoo«bs.
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Camwath, 7 m from Lanark
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*Carr Bridge, 130 m
Canidale, by Tarbert
Carrington, by Lasswade
CarroD, 2 m from Falkirk „
745
Carronbridge, under Denny
7 45
Carronshore, 3 m from Falkirk
7 45
Carsphaim, 25 m from Ayr
7 45
*Castle-Douglas, 90 m
7 20
Castleton, 5 m from Thurso
Cathcart, 3.-, m from Glasgow
7 45
Catrine, 2i m from Mauchline
7 45
Cawdor, 6 m from Nairn
7 45
Ceres, under Cupar-Fife
2 0
*Chance Inn, under Arbroath
7 45
Chapel Rosan, under Stranraer
7 45
Charleston, 4 m from Dunfermline ....
Chirnside, 5 m from Ayton
3 30
515
Clachan, under Tarbert
7 45
Clackmannan, under Stirling
7 45
Clarencefield, under Dumfries
7 20
Clarkston, under Airdrie
7 45
Clashmore, under Dornoch
Clatt, under Old Rain
Cliesh, under Kinross
Clola, under Mintlaw
7 45
Closeburn, 11 m from Dumfries
Cluny, 11 m from Aberdeen
7 20
7 45
*Coatbridge, 8 m fr-om Glasgow
*Cock:burnspath, 36 m
7 45
515
Coldingham, 4 m from Ayton
515
"Coldstream, 47 m
615
*C0LINSBURGH, 27 m
*Colinton, 4 m fr. Edinburgh, 6 a.m.
Coll, 20 m from Tobermory
7 45
Collin, under Dumfries
Collessie ,
7 20
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Colliston, under Ellon
Colmonell, under Girvan
7 45
7 45
Colpy, under Old Rain
7 45
Comrie, 6| m from Crieff.
7 45
Conon Bridge, under Dingwall
Cornerhouse, 2 m from Stranraer
Comhill, under Keith,
7 45
745
Cornhill, under Berwick
515
Corpach, 4 m from Fort- William
Coiran (Ardgour), under Bonaw
Corrance, imder Lockerby
7 45
7 45
720
Corrie, by Ardrossan
Corsoek, under Dumfries
Corstorphine, 4 m from Edinburgh ...
Cortes, under Mintlaw
7 20
U30
7 45
Countess Wells, under Aberdeen
Cousland, under Dalkeith
7 45
11 30
*Coupar-Angus, 58 m
7 45
Ccurance, by Lockerby
Cove, iinder Abprdepn ... . .
7 45
Cowdenbeath, under Burntisland
Goylton, under Ayr
2 0
7 45
*Craigellachie, 115 m
*Crail, 40 m
Craigie, under KOmamock
7 45
Craigielands, under Moffat
7 20
*Cramond, 5 m
3 30
Cramond Bridge, under Cramond
Crathie, 8 m from Ballater
330
7 45
*Creetown, 119 m
720
*Criepf, 50 m
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Crimond, under Peterhead
745
Crinan, 5 m from Lochgilphead
145
7 45
Crocketford, 9 m from Dumfries
720
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), SuB-Ot-yicEi and Rbcbivino-Housbs.
*Cromaktt, 198 m
Cromdale, by Grantowii
Crook, under Biggar
Crossford, under Lanark
Crossgates, 4 m from Inverkeithirg...
Crosshands, under Kilmarnock
Crosshill, 3 m from Maybole
Crosslie, under Stow
Crossmichael, 4 m fr. Castle-Douglas.
Croy, under Ardersier
Cruden, 9 m from Ellon
Culbokie, 9 m from DingwaU
*Cdllen, 191 m
Cullivoe, under Lerwick ^
*Culross, under Kincardine
Culroy, under Ayr
*Cumbernauld, 15 m from Glasgow...
Cuminestown, 5h m. from Turriff
Cummertrees, by Annan
*CniiNOCK, 60 m
jCunninirsburgh, under Lerwick
{*CoPAR-FiFE, 30 m
rCurrie, 6 m
IDailly, 9 m from Maybole
JDairsie, under Cupar-Fife
j*Dalbeattie, under Castle-Douglas ....
palguise, under Dunkeld
'Daljarroch, under Girvan
.Dallas, under Forres
I*Dalkeith, 6 m
iDalnacardoch, 11 m fr. Blair- Athole..
iDalmally, 16 m from Inverary
palmellington, 15 m from Ayr
Dalmuir, 8:^ m from Glasgow
Dairy, 16 m from Castle-Douglas
*Dalry (Ayrshire), under Glasgow
'Dalrymfile, 6 m from Ajt
jDalswinton, 7i m from Dumfries
palton, under'Ecclefechan
pamliead, 6 m from Kinross
parnaway, by Forres
iDamick, under Galashiels
Darvel, under Kilmarnock
Daviot (Aberdeenshire), Old Meldrum
Daviot (Inverness-shire), Inverness ..
Denholm, 6 m from Hawick
*Dexst, 35 m
Denny loanhead, 2 m from Denny
Deskford, by Cullen
*DixGWAi,i, 178 m
Dirleton, under Drem
Dollar, under Stirling
Dolphington, 9 m from Noblehouse ..
*DoRN0CH, 213 m
Dornoch, under Annan
*Douglas, under Lanark ,
*Doime, under Stirling
Dreghom, under Kilmarnock ,
*Drem, 17o m
Dromore, 20 m from Stranraer ,
Drumblade, under Huntly
Drumlithie, 7 m from Stonehaven
Drumnadrochit, 14 m from Inverness,
Drumoak, under Aberdeen
Drumore, by Stranraer
Drymen, under Dumbarton ,
Dubford, under Banff. ,
Duffus, 6 m from Elgin ,
Dulnain Bridge, under Carr Bridge..,
*D01IBARTON, 59 m
*DuMPRiES, 73 m.
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Post Tow.vs (with Distances from i
Edinburgh), SifB.0FPjCK9 and Rec-kivino-Housss.
*DUNBAR, 28 m
*Dunbeath, under Golspie
*DCNIJLANE, 46 m
Duncow, under Dumfries
*Di;ndee, 44 m j
Dundonald, 5 m from Kilmarnock
Dundrennan, 7A m fr. Kirkcudbright.
*Dunfermline', 17 m 6 a.m.
Dunglass, 12 m from Glasgow
*Ddnkeld, 59 m
Dunnet, 9 m from Thurso
Dunning, under Bridge of Earn
*DuNooN, 76 m
Dunrossness, under Lerwick
Dunscore, 9 m from Dumfries
*D0NSE, 44 m
Dunshelt, under Auchtermuchty
Duntocher, 9^ m from Glasgow
Dunure, under Ayr
*DnNVEGAN, 276 m (Tu. Th. and Sun.)
Dura, under Bonaw
Durisdeer, under ThornhiU
Durness, under Thurso
Duror, under Bonaw
Dyce, under Aberdeen
Dysart, 2 m from Kirkcaldy
Eaglesham, 9 m from Glasgow
Eaglesfield, under Ecclefechan
Earlston, Ah m from Melrose
*Easdale, 16 m from Oban
East Yell, by Lerwick
*ECCLEFECHAN, 72 m
Echt, 12^ m from Aberdeen
Eddlestone, under Penicuick....5 a.m.
*Edinburgh
Edinkillie, by Forres
Edrom, under Ayton
Edzell, 6 m from Brechin
*Elgin, 199 m
Elie, 3 m from Colinsburgh
*Ellon, 126 m
Enzie, under Fochabers
*Errol, 48 m
Errol Vniage, under Errol
Ervie, under Stranraer
Eskdale, under Langholm
Etal, 6 m from ColdStream
*E van ton, under Inverness
Evie, under KirkwaU
Ewes, under Langholm
Eyemouth, 2^ m from Ayton
Fairlie, 2^ m from Largs
*Falkiek, 24 m <
Falkland, under Kettle and Auch- (
termuchty J
Farr, 31 m from Thurso
Fasnacloich, under Bonaw
Feam, 5 m from Tain
Fenwick, 18 m from Glasgow
Ferrintosh, 6 m from DingwaU
Ferristown, by Kirkwall
Ferryden, imder Montrose
*Ferry-Poet-on-Craig
Fetter- Angus, under Mintlaw
*Fettercaim, under Laurencekirk
Findhom, 5 m from Forres
Finhaven, 6^ m from Forfar
Finstown, imder Kfrkwall
Fintray, by Aberdeen
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POSTAGE DIKECTORY.
393
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Sub-Officbs and KEcmviNo-HoueBs.
Fintry, 18 m from Glasgow
Fisherrow, i m fr. Musselburgh, 5a.m.
Five Mile Souse, under Dundee
*F0CHABERS, 188 m
Forbes, under Aberdeen
Ford, under Dalkeith
Ford, 6 m from Coldstream
Ford, Lochawe, under Lochgilphead..
Fordoun, under Laurencekirk
FoRFAK, 54 m
Forglen, under Turriif
Forgue, 7a m from Himtly
Fometh, 7 m from Blairgowrie
*FoRRES, 186 m
*FoRT-AuGUSTUs, 182 m
Fort-George, 1| m from Ardersier
Forth, under Carnwath
Fortingal, 9 m from Aberfeldy
FoRTRosE, 187 m
Fort-William, 13im
Fossa way, under Kinross
Fotheringham, under Forfar
Fountainhall, 4 m from Stow
FowUs, under Crieff.
*Fraserburgh, 151 m
Friockheim, under Arbroath
Fruchie, under Kettle and Aucli- )
termuchty )
Furnace, under Inverary
FusHiE Bridge, 11 m
Fyvie, under Aberdeen
Gairloch, by Dingwall
GaLrlochhead, 7^ m from Helensburgh
Galashiels, 32 m
Gallotown, 2 m from Kirkcaldy
*Galston, 5 m from Kilmarnock
Garderhouse, under Lerwick
Gargunnock,
*Garlieston, under Newton-Stewart...
Garmouth, 5 m from Fochabers
Gartmore, 23 m from Stirling
Garvald, under Prestonkirk
Garve, 14 m from Dingwall
Gask, under Auchterarder
Gatehouse, 105 m
Gateside, under Auchtermuchty
Gattonside, under Melrose
Gavinton, under Dunse
Gifford, 4^ m from Haddington
Gilmerton, under Crieff.
Gilston, 4 m from Castle-Douglas
*Girvan, 79 m
Gladsmuir, under Tranent
Glammis, 5.^ m from Forfar
*Glasgow, 44 m -J
Glass, under Huntly
Glenapp, under Girvan
Glencaple, 5 m from Dumfries
Glencarse, 6 m from Perth
Glendaruel, 80 m from Glasgow
Glencoe, under Bonaw
Glenelg, G m from Lochalsh.
Glenfinnan, under Fort- William
Glen Isla, under Kirriemuir
Glenkindy, by Aberdeen
Glenlivat, 6 m f rom Ballindalloch
Glenlocher, 4 m from Castle-Douglas.
*Glenluce, 140 m
Glenmorriston, under Inverness....
Glenshee, under Blairgowrie
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Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Buu-Okficks and R&cKivitiu-Hovaia.
*GoLSPiE, 224 m
Gordon, under Kelso
Gortlech, under Inverness
Gossaburgh , under Lerwick
*Gourock, 3 m from Greenock
Govan, 2^ m from Glasgow
Grahamstown, 1 m from Falkirk
*Grangemoutli, under Falkirk
*Grantown, 143 m
Grant's House, under Ayton
Greenbank, by Lerwick
Greenburn, under Whitburn
Greenlaw, 8 m from Dunse
*Greenook <
Gretna, 9h m from Carlisle
Guardbridge, under St Andrews
Guildtown,und. Perth, 5 45a.m. 2p.m.
Gullan, under Drem
*Haddington, 17 m
Halbeath, by Dunfermline
Halkirk, 6 m from Thurso
*Hamilton, 32 m
Haroldswick, under Lerwick
Harray, under Kirkwall
Harriotfield, 12 m from Perth
Harris, under Lochmaddy
Haughhead, under Glasgow
Haugh of Urr, 4 m fr. Castle-Douglas
*Hawick, 50 m
Helton, under Kelso
*Helensburgh, 66 m
Helmsdale, 7 m from Golspie
Heriot, under Fushie Bridge
Hermiston, under Corstorphine
High ton, by Lockerby
HiJlend, under Inverkeithing
Hillhead, under Glasgow
Hill of Menie, under Aberdeen
HUlside, S m from Aberdeen
Hillside, under Montrose
Hillswick, under Lerwick
Hollywood, 3 m from Dumfries
*Holytown, under Airdrie
Hopeman, 7 m from Elgin
Horndean, by Berwick
Hounam, by Kelso
Howmore, 37 m from Lochmaddy
Houston, 6 m from Paisley
Huua, 18 m from Wick
*Huntly, 173 m
Hurlet, 6 m from Glasgow
Hurlford, 2 m from Kilmarnock
Hutton, under Berwick
*Inchture, 55 m
Innellan, by Greenock
Innerkip, 10 m from Greenock
Innerleithen, 6 m from Peebles
Innerwick, under Dunbar
Insch, 3 m from Old Rain
*Inverary, 100 m
Inveran, under Bonar Bridge
Invercannich, under Beauly
Invergarry, 6 m from Fort- Augustus.
*Inyergordon, 186 m
Inverie, 54 m from Fort- Augustus ....
Inverkeithny, by Turriff.
*Inverkeithing, 13 m
Inverkindie, under Aberdeen
Invermorriston, by Inverness
■Invebness, 149 m
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinbursli), Sub-Officks and Rbceivino-Houseb.
lona, under Aros
*Ibvine, 67 m
Isle Omsay, 9 m from Broadford
Isle of Whithorn, under Ne-vrton- )
Stewart )
Jamestown, under Alexandria
*Jedburgh, 49 m
Johnshaven, under Bervie
* Johnstone, 10 m from Glasgow
Johnstone Bridge, under Lockerby...
Juniper-Green, und. Slateford, 6 a.m
Jura, 27 m from Lochgilphead
Keig, under Aberdeen
*Keith, 128 m
Eeith-Hall
Kelso, 42 m
Eelton Hill, 2 m from Castle-Douglas
Kelvinhaugh, under Glasgow
Kemnay, under Keith-Hall
Kenethmont, 10 m from Old Rain ....
Kenlochewe, imder Dingwall
Kenmore, 6 m from Aberfeldy
Kennoway, under Markiach
*Kettle, 25 m
Kilbarchan, under Glasgow & Paisley
Kilbirnie, by Beith
Kilbride, 57 mfrom Lochmaddy ...
EUbride (East), 8 m from Glasgow...
Kilbride (West), under Ardrossan.
Kilbride, Lochswine, Lochgilphead...
Kilehattan, by Rothesay
Kilchreggan, by Greenock
Kilchrenan, 14 m from Inverary...
KUfinan, 80 m from Glasgow
Kilham, under Coldstream
Killeam, 16^ m from Glasgow
Killeaman, under Inverness
KUlin, under Crieff
Kilmalcom, under Port-Glasgow...
*KlLMARNOCK, 64 m
KUmartin, under Lochgilphead....
KUmaurs, 2 m from Kilmarnock. . .
Kilmelford, under Lochgilphead...,
KLlmichael-Glassary, by Lochgilphead
KUmorie, under Ardrossan
Kilmuir, 21 m from Portree
*Kilmvm, under Greenock
Kilninver, under Lochgilphead
KUpatrick (New), 6 m from Glasgow
Kilpatrick (Old), 10 m from Glasgow.
*Kilsyth, 12 m from Glasgow
Kiltarlity, under Beauly
Kilwioning, 3 m Irom Irvine
Kilcaldrum, under Forfar
Kilmilford, by LochgUphead
*KlNCARDINE, 25 m
Kincardine O'Niel, 26 m fr. Aberdeen
Kinethmont, by Old Rayne
Kingairloch, 6 m from Strontian
King Edward, 6 m from Banff.
*KlNGH0RN, 8 m
Kinglassie, under Kirkcaldy
Kingoldrum, by Kirriemuir
Kingsbams, under St Andrews
Kingston, under Diem
Kingston-Port, by fochabers
*KiNG0SSiE, 115 m
Kinlochewe, under Dingwall
Kinloch-Moidart, 20 m from Strontian
Kinneswood, under Kinross „....
*KiNR0ss, 27 m
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Kiatail, 9 m from Lochalsh
*Kintore, under Aberdeen
Kintra, under Lochgilphead
Kippen, 12 m from Stirling
Kirkcaldy, ll.J m
Kirkbank, 5 m from Kelso »
Kirkbean, 12 m from Dumfries
Kirkcolm, un der Stranraer
Kirkconnel, 4 m from Sanquhar
Kirkcowden, 7 m fr. Newton-Stewart.
*KlRKC0DBRIOHT, 98 m
Kirkgunzeon, under Dumfries
Kirkinner, under Wigton
*KirkintilIoch, 7 m from Glasgow
Kirkliston, 9 m under Winchburgh...
Kirkmichael, 14 m from Blairgowrie..
Kirkmichael, 3^ from Maybole
Kirkmahoe, 3 m from Dumfries
Kirkmaiden, under Stranraer
Kirknewton, 11 m by Ratho
Kirkoswald, under Maybole
KLrkpatrick, 9 mfr. Castle-Douglas.,
Kirkpatrick-Fleming, under Eccle-
fechan
Kirkton, under Dumfries
*KiRKWALL, 352 m
Kirn, under Dunoon
*KlRRIEMUIR, 63 m ,
Kirtlebridge, 8h m from Ecclefechan.,
Knockando, 9m from Craigellachie ...
Knowe, under Newton-Stewart
Kyleakin, under Dingwall
Ladykirk, under Coldstream
Laggan, 11 m from Kingussie
Laggavoulin, 17 m from Bowmore
Lairg, 9 m from Bonar Bridge
Lamlash, 20 m from Ardrossan
Lamington, 7 m from Biggar
*Lanark, 32 m
*Langholm, 73 m ,.,
Larbert, 3 m from Falkirk
Largo, 3 m from Leven
*Largs, under Greenock ,
Larkhall, under Hamilton ,
*Lasswade, 6 m
Latheron, by Golspie
*Lauder, under Stow
*LAtJRENCEKIRK, 93 m
Laurieston, 6 m from Castle-Douglas
Laurieston, 1^ m from Falkirk
Leadbum, by Penicuick
*Leadhills, under Glasgow ,
Ledaig, under Bonaw
*Leith
Leitholm, 6 m from Coldstream
*Lennoxtown, 9 m from Glasgow
*Lerwick, 400 m ,
Leslie, 3 m from Markinch
Leslie, imder Old Rain
*Lesmahagow, under Lanark
Leswalt, under Stranraer
Letham, imder Cupar-Fife
Letham, under Forfar
Leuchars, by St Andrews
*Leven, 21 m
Lhanbryde, under Elgin
*Liberton, 3 m
*LilliesIeaf, 6 m from Selkirk
Limekilns, 3 m from Dunfermline
Lindean, under Selkirk
Lindores, 2 m from Newburgh (Fife),
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*LlNLITHCO\V, 16 m.„ >
Linkshouse, under Lerwick
Linktown, under Kirkcaldy
Linton, West, 3 m from Koblehouse..
Linton, East, by Prestonkirk
Lintratlien, by Kirriemuir
Lismore, under Bonaw
Lis, under Crieff
Loan, 3 m from Linlitbgow
*Loanhead, 6 m
Loans, by Glasgow
*LocHALSH, 200 m
Lochans, under Stranraer
Lochhroom, under Dingwall
Loclicarron, under Dingwall
Locheamhead, under Crieff.
Lochee, 2g m from Dundee
Lockend, under Dumfries
Lochgelly, 8 m from Kirkcaldy
•Lochgilphead, 125 m
LochgoUhead, by Greenock
Lochmver, 65 m from Golspie ,
Lochmaben, 4 m from Lockerby ,
Lockmabbery, by Girvan
Lockwester, under Wick ,
*L0CHMA»DT, 304 m -
Lochranza, by Ardrossan
Lockwinnoch, 8 m from Paisley ,
*L0CKERBY, 71 m
Logierait, S^ m from Dunkeld
Longforgan, 6 m from Dundee
Longhope, by Wick
Longham, by Glasgow
Longniddrie, under Prestonpans
Longside, under Mintlaw
Longton, under Carlisle
Lossiemouth, 6 m from Elgin
Lngar to Cumnock
Lning, under Oban
Lnmsden, under Aberdeen
Lumphannan, by ArdrosEan.
Lundie, under Dundee
Luss, under Glasgow
Luthrie, under Cupar-Fife
Lybster, under Golspie
Lynwilg, under Blair-Athole
Macduff, Ij m from Banff.
Maderty, under Crieff.
Makerstoun, under Kelso
Manor, under Peebles
*Marki>-ch, 19 m
Maryculter, 7i m from Aberdeen
Marykill, 4 m from Glasgow
Marykirk, 6 m from Montrose
Marypark, under Craigellachie
*Mauchline, 64 m
Maxwelltown, under Dumfries
*Mayboie, 86i m
*Meigle, 62 m
MeOdeour, under Conpar- Angus
Melly, by Lerwick
*Melrose, 36 m
Mehich, IS m from Thurso
Menstrie, 5 m from Stirling
Methlic, 22 m from Aberdeen-
Methven, 8 m from Perth
Mey, 12 m from Thurso
*Mid-Calder, by Ratho
Middlesham, by Lockerby
Millerhill, under Dalkeith
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Millhouse, by Lockerby
"Millport, 5 m from Largs
Milnathort, 1| m from Kinross
Milngavie, 7 m from Glasgow
Milton Bridge, under Penicuick
Milton of Campsie, 9 m from Glasgow
Mingiaish, under Dunvegan
Minniehive, by Thnrnhill
Minishant, under Maybole
■ MiKTLAW, 151 m
Moodiesbum, under Glasgow
Monifieth, under Dundee
"Moffat, 51 m
Monihive, 8 m from Thomhill
Monkton, 4 m from Ayr
"Montrose, 70 m
Monymusk, 19 m from Aberdeen,.
Morebattle, 8 m from Kelso
Morham, under Haddington
Morinish, 8 m from Tobermory
Mortlach, 6 m from Craigellachie..
*Mon-em, 19 m from Oban
Mossat, 33 m from Aberdeen
Mossbank, under Lerwick
*Motherwell
Mousewald, under Dvmifries
Uountbog, under Biggar
Moy, 12 m from Inverness
Muchals, by Aberdeen
Muekart, under Stirling
Muirdrum, 2 m from Carnoustie...
Mufrkirk, 10 m from Lanark
Munlochy, under Inverness
Murrayfield, 2 m
*MussELBnRGn, 7 m
Muthill, 3 m from Crieff
Mylnefield, under Dundee
*Nairn, 175 m
Neilston, 10 m from Glasgow
New Abbey, 7j m from Dumfiies..
New Aberdour, 8 m from Fraserburgh
Newart Hill, under Motherwell....
*Ne\vburgh (Fife), 40 m
Newburgh, under Aberdeen
Newbyth, under Turriff
New Castleton, 9 m from Langholm ..
New Cumnock, by Carlisle
New Deer, 29 m from Aberdeen..,
*New Galloway, 14 m fr Cast.-Donglas
New Inn, by Nairn
New Lanark, under Lanark
Newmains, under Motherwell
Newmills, 8 m from Kilmarnock
Newmills (Fife), under Dunfermline..
New Pitsligo, 10 m from Mintlaw
7 45 J *Newport, under Ferry-Port-on-Craig.
7 20 |*New Rattray, by Blairgowrie
7 45 JNewseat, under Old Rain
7 45 I Newton Edrom, by Aj'toun
7 45 1 Newton Grange, under Dalkeith
I Newton Mearns, 7 m from Glasgow...
4 30 1 *Newton-Stewart, 125 m
f Newtyle, 6 m from Coupar-Angns ....
7 45 JNigg, 6 m from Parkhill
7 45 I *NoBLEHOusE, 17 m
7 45 jNorham, under Berwick
|*Nobth Berwick, 23 m
3 30!*North Qceensferry, 11 m
^Nunton, 22 m from Lochmaddy
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Post Towwf (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Sub-Offices and Recbivikg-Housks.
*Oban, 134 m
Ochiltree, 4 m from Cumnock ,
Oldhamstock, under Dunbar ,
Old Aberdeen, 1^ m from Aberdeen ..
*01d Kirkpatrick, Dumbarton
*Old Meldrum, 130 m
*Old Rain, 145 m
Old Rattray, by Blairgowrie
Ollaberry, under Lerwick
Ormiston, 2^ m from Tranent
Orphir, under Kirkwall
Orton, under Fochabers
Osnaburgh, under Cupar-Fife
Ouick, under Fort-WiUiam
Oxton, under Stow
Paislet, 49 m -j
Parkgate, 8 m from Dumfries
Parkhead, 2 m from Glasgow
*Paekhill, 196 m
*Partick, 3 m from Glasgow
Parton, 6 m from Castle-Douglas
Pathhead, 1 m from Kirkcaldy
Patna, 10 m from Ayr
Paxton, by Berwick
*Peebles, 22 m
Pencaitland, 3^ m from Tranent
*Penicuick, 10 m
Penpont, under ThomhUl
Penwherry, imder Girvan
*Perth, 44 m <
*Peterhead, 141 m
IPitcaple, under Aberdeen
Pitlessie, 4 m from Cupar-Fife
Pitneisk, under Forres
*PlTLOCHRT, 71 m
Pitsligo, by Miatlaw
Pitscottie, under Cupar-Fife
*PlTTENWEEir, 20 m
Plean, under Stirling
Plockton, under Lochalsh
Pluscarden, under Elgin
*Pollockshaws, 3 m from Glasgow
Polmont, SJ m from Falkirk
Polnackie, 6 m from Castle-Douglas...
Poolewe, 67 m from Dingwall
PoETASKAiG, by LochgUphead
Port Bannatyne, 3 m from Rothesay..
Port-Charlotte, under Bowmore
Tokt-Glasgow, 64 m <
Portmahomac, 12 m from Tain
Port-Logan, 14 m from Stranraer
Port-Monteith, 15 m from Stirling ...
Portnessock, by Stranraer
Port Knockie to Cullen
'Portobello, 3 m
"Pokt-Patrick, 137 m
*PoRTREE, 270 m Sunday, Tuesday,
and Thursday
*PoRTSor, 164 m
*Port-'\Villiam, 10 m from Wigton ....
Poyntzfield, 7 m from Fortrose
Preston, 13 m from Dumfries
Prestonkirk, 22 m
*Prestonpans, 9 m from Edinburgh...
Prestwick, by Ajt
"Rachin Mill, under Biggar
Rait, under Errol
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Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Sub-Offices a&d Recbiving-Uousbs.
Rameseleugh, under Selkirk
Rannoeh, 21 m from Pitlochrie
Raasay, 14 m from Broadford
*Ratho, 8 m from Edinburgh
Reafirth, by Lerwick
Reay, 11 m from Thurso
Redcastle, under Inrerness
Redding, under Falkirk
Redgorton, 4 m from Perth
*Renfrew, 3 m from Paisley
Renton, by Glasgow
Reston, under Ayton
Rhj-nie, 9 m from Huntly
Riccarton, 1 m from Kilmarnock
Riccarton, under Langholm
Ringford, 5 m from Kirkcudbright....
Roadside, under Buckie
Roberton, 6 m from Hawick
Rogart, under Golspie
Rosehall, under Glasgow
Rosehearty, 4| m from Fraserburgh ..
Rosemarkie, under Fortrose
Roseneath, 3j m from Helensburgh...
Rosewell, under Lasswade
Roslin, 9 m from Edinburgh
Rothes, under Fochabers
*R0THESAY, 96 m
Rothiemay, 6^ m from Huntly
Row, 2i m from Helensburgh
Rutherglen, 2 m from Glasgow
*Sr Andrews, 40 m
*St Boswell's Green, 40 m
St Cyrus, 6.4 m from Montrose
St Fergus, under Peterhead
St Margaret's Hope, under Wick...
St Monance, Ig m from Pittenweem
St Ninian's, 1^ m from Stirling
S alen, under Strontian
Saline, 7 m from Dunfermline
Salsburgh, 7 m from Airdrie
*Saltcoats, 76 m
Salton, 6 m from Tranent
Samuelston, by Haddington ,
Sanday, 20 m from Kirkwall
Sandyford, under Glasgow
Sandbank, under Dunoon ,
Sandhead, 8 m from Stranraer
Sandness, under Lerwick
Sandwick, under Lerwick
^Sanquhar, 100 m
Sauchie, under Alloa
Seoncer, 12 m from Broadford
Scone, 2 m from Perth
Scourie, 72 m from Golspie
""'Selkirk, 38 m
Shawhead, by Dumfries
Shapinshay, by Kirkwall
Shieldag, under Dingwall
*Shotts, under Motherwell
Shuttleston, 4 m from Glasgow
Shiel's House, by Lochalsh
Shiskine, by Ardrossan
Skene, 8 m from Aberdeen
Skirling, by Biggar
Slamannan, under Falkirk
*Slateford, 4 m
Sligichan, under Broadford
Smailhoira, under Kelso
Sorby, 12 m from Wigton
Sorn, 4 m from Mauchline
Southend, under Campbleton
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397
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), Sub-Okfices and Receivinu-Houses.
Box cloaes at
Post Towns (with Distances from
Edinburgh), SuB-OrFicBs and IIeceiving-Houses.
Box closes at
*South Portland Street, Grlasgow
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Southwick, 16 m from Dumfries
Spinningdale, by Doraoch
Tomiatoul, 18 m from Ballindalloch ..
Tongue, under Golspie
Spittaltield, 6 m from Dunkeld
Spott, under Dunbar
Springbank, 2 m from Glasgow .
Torphichen, 4 m from Linlithgow
Torphine, by Banchory
Springburn, 2,j m from Glasgow
Springfield, under Cupar-Fife
Torrance, 6 m from Glasgow
Torryburn, 5 m from Dunfermline ....
Torthor wald, by Lockerby
Springbolm, by Dumfries
Sprouston, under Coldstream.. ..
Toward, by Greenock
Stair, under Kilmai'nock
Townhill, under Dunfermline
Stanley, 7 m from Perth
Toxside, under Pushie Bridge
Stenton, under Prestonkirk
*Tranent, 10 m
Stitchell, under Kelso
Traquair, under Peebles
Stevenston, under Glasgow
Trinafour, under Blair-Athole
*Stewarton, under Kilmarnock
Trinity Gask, under Auchterarder....
*Troon, under Glasgow
*Stirlikg, 36 m
Stobo, under Peebles
*Stonehave>, 115 m
*TuRRiPP, 146 m
Stonebouse, under Hamilton
Twyneholm, 4 m from Kirkcudbright
Stonej'kirk, 6 m from Stranraer.
*Stornoway, 270 m Sun. Tues. & Th.
*Stow, 2i m
Tyuninghame, under Prestonkirk
Uddingstone, under Hamilton
Strachur, 60 m from Glasgow
Udtiy, 13} m from Aberdeen
Straiton, 7 m from Maybole
■^Ullapool, under Dingwall
*STaANRAEii, 128 m
Ulsta, under Lerwick
Ulva, 10^ m from Aross
Strathaird, under Broadford ...
Strathaven, 7 m from Hamilton
Strathblaue, 11 m from Glasgow
Strathdon, 45 from Aberdeen ..
Unachan, 9 m from Fort- William
(Jphall, by Wincliburgh
Upper Keith, under Dalkeith
Strathmiglo, under Auchtermuchty...
Strathpeffer, 6 m from Dingwall
Strichen, 7 m from Mintlaw.
Stromness, 15 m from Kirkwall
Stronsay, 15 m Kirkwall
VoE, under Lerwick
Walls, under Lerwick
*Stroktian, 150 m
Wamphray, by Mofl'at
Struan, 27 m from Broadford
Waterbeck, 4^ m from Ecclefechan ...
Waterside, under Kilmarnock
Struy, 12 m from Beauly
Stuartfield, 3 m from Mintlaw
Water ton of Echt, under Aberdeen ...
Watten, under Thurso
Summerhill, 10 m from Aberdeen .....
Swinton, 6 m from Coldstream
Wemyss, 4.^ m from Kirkcaldy
Symington, by Biggar
Wemyss Bay, under Greenock
Syminaton, 6 m from Kilmarnock
*Tain"'206 m.
Westandwick, by Lerwick
West-Calder, 5 m from Mid-Calder ...
Westray, 24 m from Kirkwall.
Tamnavoulin, under Ballindalloch ....
Tangwick, by Lerwick
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Westruther, under Stow
Tannadice, under Forfar
Wamphray, under Moffat
*Tarbert, 96 m
*WiiiTBURN, 22J m
*Tarbolton, 9 m from Kilmarnock ....
Tarves, under Aberdeen
Whitehouse, 22 m from Aberdeen
Whitehouse, under Tarbert
Tarland, 6 m from Aboyne
Tarradale, by Beauly
"■Whithorn, under Newton-Stewart...
Tayinloan, 18 m from Tarbert
Whittinghame, under Prestonkirk....
'*WicK,276m
Templand, by Lockerby
Temple, by Fushiebridge
Teviothead, 9 mfrom Hawick
^Wigtown, under Newton-Stewart....
The Cairnies, under Perth
*Thornhill, 65 m
Thomhill, 10.^ m from Stirling
Thornliebank, 5 m from Glasgow
Thornton, 4 m from Keith
*Wishawtown, under Motherwell
Thornton, 4 m from Kirkcaldy
Woodside 2 m from Aberdeen. . .
*Thurso, 300 m
Tiglmaliun, under Pitlochry
Tighyarry, under Lochmaddy
*Tillicoultry, under Stirling
Tiree, 30 m from Tobermory
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POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
THOSE TOWNS THAT GRANT AND PAY MONEY ORDERS ARE MARKED THUS (o).
oAbchurch Lane
Aberton
Abbeydore
Abbey Holm
Abbots- A line
Abbots Bromley
Abbotsbury
Abbotsham
Abbots-Leigh.
Abbots-Langly
Abbots-Roothing
Aberamon
Aberavon
oAberayron
Abercarne
oAberdare
Aberdovey
Aberffraw
oAberford
0 Abergavenny
oAbergele
Aberkenfig
Abermule
Aberporth
Abersychan
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Ab-Kettleby
Absthorp
oAberystwith
oAbingdon
Abinger Hatch
Abington
Abridge
Abersoch
oAccrington
oAcklington
Ackworth
Acle
Acomb
Acton-Bumel
Adderbury
Addingham
Addlestone
Adlingileet
Admaston
Aigburth
Aiutree
Ainderby Steeple
Ainsworth
Alberbury
oAlbrighton
A 1 bury
oAlcester
Alconbury
Aldborough
oAldborough (Suf-
folk)
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(Borough bridge)
Aldbourue Hunger
ford
Aldbourne Hur.st-
perpoint
Aldbrough
Aid bury
Alderly
Aldermaston
AlderminKter
oAlderney
Alderbury
Aldershot
AldertoD
Aldington
Aldridge
Aldwick
Aldswoi-th
Alemsbids
oAlford
oAlfreton
Alfrist n
Alkboro
AUbrighton
All Cannings
oAllendale
Aller Taunton
Allesley
Allonby
Allenheads
Almondbury
Almondsbury-Hill
Alne
Alnham
Alamouth
oAlnwick
Alphington
oAlresford (Hants)
Alresford
Alrewas
oAlston (Cumber-
land)
Alstonfield
Althorne
Althorpe
oAlton (Hants)
Alton
oAltrincham
Alvaston
Alvechurch
Alveley
Alverthorpe
Alvescot
Amberly
Amble
oAmbleside
Ambleston
oAmersham
oAmesbury
oAmlwch
Ampleforth
Amport
oAmpthill
AmptoQ
Ancroft
oAndover
oAndover road
Andoversford
Angersleigh
Angmering
Anston
Antony
Apothorpe
Apperley Bridge
0 Appleby (Westrao.)
Appleby (Warwick)
oAppledore (Devon)
Appledore
Appleshaw
i Appleton-Wiske
Appleton
Arborfield cros
Ardleigh
Arkholm
Arlington
Arlington Street
Armley
Armthwaite
Arnold
Ardsley West
Arnside
Arreton
oArrington
oArundel
Ascott W3'chwood
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oAsh, Sandwich
Ash Seven Oaks
oAsh (Kent)
Ashamstead
oAshbourn
oAsh burton
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Ashburnham
Ashby
oAshby-de-la-Zouch
Ashby-Parva
Ashcombe
Ashcot
Ashdon
oAshford (Kent)
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Ashford Chertsey)
Ashington
Ashill
Ashleworth
Ashley
Ashover
oAshstead (Binning)
Ashton-in-Mucker-
field
A shton- Keynes
oAshton-uud.-Lyne
oAshton (near War-
rington)
AshweU
Askern
Askerswell
Askham
Askrigg
Aslackby
Aspatria
Aspley
Assington
Astley
oAston-on-Clun
Aston-Clinton
Atherington
oAtherstone
Attercliffe
Att4ebridge
oAttleborough(Norf)
Atwick
Atworth
Audenshaw
oAudlem (Cheshire)
oAudley
Austry
Avebury
Aveley
Avening
Aveton-Gifford
Avon Dasset
Awre
oAxbridge
Axbridge
oAxminster
Axmouth
Aycliffe
Aylesbeare
oAylesbury
Aylesford
oAylsham
Aynhoe
Ay ton (Great)
Babraham
Babbicombe
Backbarrow
Bacton
oBacup
Baddingham
Baddlesey
oBadminton
Baddow Great
Baddow Little
Bagborough
Bagilt
Baginton
oBagsbot
Baildon
Sainton
0 Bake well
oBala
Balcombe
Baldersby
Balderton
oBaldock
Balhealton
Ballasala
Ballaught
Balsham
Bamber-Bridge
Bam borough
Bamford
oBampton (Oxen)
oBampton (Devon)
oBanbury
Banghurst
oBangor
Bangor Isacoed
Banham
Banstead
oBanwell
Barcombe
Bardfield Great
Bardfield Little
Bardney
Bardon Mill
Bardsea
Bardsley
Barford
Barford St Martin
Barham
Barkham
Barkston
oBarking
0 Bark way
Barlborough
Barley
Barming
oBarmouth
Barmstone
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oBarnard-Castle
oBarnet
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Barnham Broom
oBarnsley
Barningham
Barningham (York) "
Barnoldswick
Barnsley
oBarnstaple
Barnwell St Andws.
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oBarro w-on - Humb .
Barrow (Bury St
Edmund)
Barrow (Ulverstone)
Barrowby
Barrowford
Bartley
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Barton-under-
Needwood
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Barton Seagrave
Barton-le-street
Barton-le- Willows
Barton-on-the-
Heath
oBarton-on-Humb.
Barton St Michael's
Barwick in Elmet
Baschurch
Basford
0 Basingstoke
Baslow
Bassenthwaite
Bassingboura
Baston
Batcombe
oBath
Bath-Easton
Bathealton
Bath ford
oBattle
Batley
oBattle Bridge
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Bawdeswell
oBawtry
Baydon
Bayford
oBayswater
Baythorn-eud
Beachingston
Beachley
oBeaconsfield
Beaford
Bealings Little
oBeaminster
Bearstead
Beaufort
Beaulieu
oBeaumaris
Bebbington
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
399
oBeccles
oBexhill (Sussex)
Black eley
Borden
Bramford (Ipswich)
Beck bury
oBexley
Blackheath
Boreham (Hailsh.)
Bramford-Speke
Beckermont
Bexley Heath
Blackhill
Boreham Street
(Exeter)
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Bibury
Blackmore
Borehan (Clielmsf.)
Brami^jam
Beckiugham
oBicester
Blackpits
oBorough (Southw.)
Brauiley
Beekington
Bickershaw
0 Blackpool
oBoroughbridge
Bramley (Leeds)
Beckley
Bickerstafl'e
Blackrod
Boresile
oBrain))ton
Beckley (Oxford)
Bickington
Blacktoft
Borough-Bridge
Brampton (Hua-
oBfdale
Bicknoller
Blacktorrington
Borough-Green
tingdo i)
Beddgelert
Biddenden
Blaokwater (Bagsh.)
Borough- Green
Bramshaw
Bedfont
oBideford
Blaekwater (Isle of
(Seven Oaks)
Branoaster
0 Bedford
Bidford
Wight)
Borrowash
Brancepth
Bedliampton
Bierton
Black wood
Borrowby
Brandeston
oBedliugton
Bigby
oBlaeuavon
Borth
oBrandon
Bedminster
oBiggleswade
Blagdon
Bosbury
Brandsburton
Bedvvin (Gt.)
Bighton
Blackeney
oBoscastle (Crom-
Brandsby
oBedworth
Bilbrough
Blackeney (Newn-
well)
Brannston
Beech Hill
oBildeston
ham)
Boscombe
Branscombe
Seeding
oBillericay
Blakesley
Boscombe (Salisb.)
Branston
Beeford
Billesdon
Blanchland
Bosham Pound
Brassington
Beer
Billingboro
oBIandford
Bosley
Brant-Broughtan
Beeralston
Billinge
oBeitchly Station
oBoston
Brasted
Beesby
Billingham
(Bucks)
oBoston Spa
Bratoft
oBeeston
Billinghay
Blankney
oBotesdale
Bratten Fleming
oBeeston (Nottingh.)
Billinghurst
Blaydon
Bottesford
Bratton
Begelly
Billquay
Beadon
oBotley (Hampsh.)
Bratton Clovell.y
Beighton
Bilney East
Bleau
Bottishain
oBraunston
Beiriew
oBilstone
Bletchinly
Boughton
Braunton
Belchamp St Paul
Bilton
Bletchly
Boughton Green
Bray
0 Bel ford
Binbrook
Bletsoe
Boughton Lees
Breedhill
Belgrave
Binfield
Blewbury
Blidwortli
Boughton (Nor-
oBrecon
Bellbroughton
oBingham
thampton)
Bredgar
Bellerby
oBingley
Blisworth
oBourne
Breedoh
oBellingham
Binham
Blockley
oBournmouth
Breightmet
Belmont
Binstead
Blofield
Bourton on the
Brenchely
oBelper
Birch (Ross)
oBloomsbury
Water
Brent
Belsay
Birch (Colchester)
Bloxworth
Bourton (Bristol)
oBrentford
Belton (Grantbam)
Bircham
Bloxham
Bourton(Wincanton)
oBrentwood
Belton (Bawtry)
Birchfield
Bloxwich
oBovey-Tracey
Brent Pelham.
Bembridge
Birchington
Bluepits
Bovingdon
Brereton
Benenden
Birdham
Blunham
Bow
oBrewood
Beufleet North
oBirkenhead
Bluntisham
Bowden
Brickhill
Benfleet South
Birley
Bluudeston
Bower's Gifford
Bride Hill
Bennington Boston
Birlingham
Blybro'
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Bridestowe
Bennington Steven-
oBirmingham
oBlyth
Bowness
Bridge
age
oBirstall (York)
Blyth (Worksop)
Boxley
oBrigend
Bensington, or Ben-
Bisham
Blyton
oB oxford
oBridgenorth
son
Bishop Burton
Bockhampton
Boxmoor
Bridge Casterton
Benson
Bishop Middleham
Booking
Boxted
Bridgerule
oBentham
Bishop Monkton
Boddicott
Boyeton
oBridgewater
Bentley
Bishop Wilton
Boddington
Brabourne Lees
oBridlington
Bentworth
oBishop's Aukland
Bockleton
Braceboro
oBridlington Quay
Ben well
oBishop's Castle
Bodedem
oBrackley
oBridport
Bere-Regis
Bishop's Caundle
Bodenham
oBracknell
Bridport Harbour
Berghapton
Bishop's CJeeve
oBodmin
Bracon-Ash
Brierly
Bcrgholt East
Bishop's Clyst
oBognor
Bradfield (Suff.)
oErierly-HUl
oBerkeley
Bishop's Frome
Bodiham
Bradfield (Berks)
Brigham
oBerkhemstead
Bishop's Hull
Bodvain
Bradfield (Essex
oBrgg
Berkswell
Bishop's Lydeard
Boldon
©Bradford (Wilts)
oBrighouse
Berrow
Bishop's Nympton
Bolingbroke (New)
oBradford (Yorks.)
Brightling
Berry Edge
oBishop's Stortford
Bolingbroke (Old)
Bradford (Berks.)
Brightlinsea
0 Berwick
Bishop's Tawton
Bolney
Bradly
oBrighton
Besses o' the Burn
Bishop's Teignton
oBoUington (Ches-
Brading
Brightside
Besthorp
Bishop's Thorpe
ter)
Bradninch
Brigstock
Beswick
Bishop's Waltham
BolsQver
Bradwell (Stoney-
Bright Walton
Betchworth
Bishop's Wearmouth
Bolstristone
Stratford)
Brill
Bethel
Bishopsbourne
Bolton (Clitheroe)
Bradwell (Maldon)
Brimpsfield
Bethersden
Bishopstoke
oBolton
Brad worthy
Brimtield
oBet'aesda
Bishopton
Bolton Bridge
Brailes
Brington
Betley
Bisley
Bolton-le-Sands
Brailsford
Brimpton
Bettws-y-loed
Bittern
Bolton-Percy
oBraintree
Brimscombe
oBeverly
Bitton
Bone End
Braishfield
Brinkley
Beverstone
Blaby
Bonsall
Braithwaite
Brindle
Bevis-Hill
Blackawton
Bonvilstone
Bramdean
Brinklow
Bewcaj^tle
Blackboys
Bootle (Liverpool)
Bootle (Whitehaven)
Bramfield
Brinuinghara
oBewdly
oBlaokburu
Bramcote
Brinkworth
400
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Brislington
Bude
Caldbeck,
Calder Vale
Castor
oChelsea (Middles.)
oBristol
oBudleigh Salterton
Caston
oCheltenham
Bristol!
Bulkington
Calderbridge
Catcot
Chelmarsh
Brittiil-lane
Bugbbrook
oCallingtoa
Catel
Cheniea
Britton
oBuilth
oCalne
Catterham
Chepstow
Britouferry
Bulmans Village
oGalstock
oCathay (Bristol)
Cherritou
oBrixham
Bulwell
Calverton
Caton
Cherringtun
oBrixton
Bunbury
Caldicot
Catsfield
Cherritou
oBrixton(I. of W.)
0 Bungay
Calstom
oCatterick
Cherry Burton
oBrixworth
Bunny
Calthorpe
Cattistock
Cherryhinton
Brize Norton
oBuntingford
Calverhall
Catton
oChertsey
Broad Blunsden
Buntingthorpe
oCamberwell Green
Cavendish
oChesham
Broad Bottom
Bunwell
(Surrey)
Cave North
Cheshunt-Street
Broad-Chalk
Burbage
Cambo
Cave South
Chessington
Broad-Clist
oBures
oCamborne
Caversham
oCh ester
Broadhembury
oBurford
oCambridge
oCawood
oChesterfield
Broadhempstone
oBurgess Hill
Cambridge Inn
Cawsand
Chesterford
oBroadstairs
Burgh
oCaniden Town
Cawston
oGhester-le-street
Broadwell
Burgh (Spilsby)
(Middlesex)
Cawthorne
Chester Road (Man-
Broad was
Burgh Castle
0 Camel ford
oCaxton
chester
Broadwater
Burghfield
oCampden
Caythorpe
Chesterton-Cam-
oBroadway
Burgh-on- Sands
Candlesby
Cefn-y-bedd
bridge
Broadwinsor
Buriton
Canewden
Cerig-y-Druidiun
Chesterton-New-
Brockdisli
Burley (Riugwood)
Canford
oCerne-Abbas
castle Staff
Brockenhurst
Burlingham
Cann-Office
Chaddesley-Corbett
Cheshwardine
Brockham
Burham
Cannington
Chaddesden
Chetnole
Brockthorp
oBuruham (Essex)
Cannock
Chaddle worth
Cheveley
Brockley
Burnham
Canon Pigon
Chailey
Chevington
Bromfield
oBurnham (Somer.)
oCanterbury
Chagford
Chewbent
Bromham
oBurnham (Norfolk)
Cantley
Chalfont St Giles'
Chowmagna
oBromley
oBurnley
Cantsfield
Chalfons St Peter's
Chew Stoke
Brompton (Kent)
Burnupfield
Capel
Chale
Chewton-Meudip
oBrompton
Burntwood
oCapel (Surrey)
oChalford
oChichester
oBromsgrove
Bursleden
Capheaton
Chalford
Chiddingfold
oBromyard
Burrington
oCardiif
Chalgrove
Chideock
Brompton Regis
oBurslem
©Cardigan
Chalk
Chidingstone
Brook-End
Burton-Bradstock
Carbrook
Chalvey
Chilbolton
Brookland
Burrow-on-the-Hills
Cardingtou
Chapel- AUerton
Chilcompton
Brooke
Burton Latimer
Carleon
oChapel-en-le-Frith
Childe Okeford
Broomfield
Burton-in-Lonsdale
Cargreen
Chapel-Town
Chilham
oBroseley
oBurton on Trent
©Carlisle
Chapeltown
Chilmark
Brotton
oBurton-in-Kendal
Cark
Chapelthorpe
ChinnockEast
Brotherton
( Westmoreland)
Carlton (Newmkt.)
oChard
Chinuock West
oBrough (Westmore-
Burton (Notting-
Carlton (Stokesley)
Chardstock
Cbinnor ,
land
ham)
Carlton (Worksop)
Chapmanslade
oChippenham
oBrough (York)
Burton (Leicester)
Carleton-Scroop
oCharing (Kent)
Chippenham (Cam-
Broughton
Burwarton
Carlton-on-Trent
oCharing-Cross
bridge
Eroughton (Ketter-
Burwash
oCarmarthen
(Middlesex)
Chipperfield
ing)
Bur well
oCarnarvon
oCharlbui-y
Chipping
oBroughton in Fur-
Bury (Hunts)
Carnforth
Charlestown
oChipping-Norton
ness
Bury (Sussex)
Carthorpe
Charlton
oChipping-Ongar
Broughton Gilford
oBury (Lancashire)
Carrington
Chart esworth
oChipping-Sodbury
oBrownlow Hill (Li-
oBury St Edmund's
Carshalton (Surrey)
Charlton-Kings
Chipping- Warden
verpool)
Bushy (Watford)
oCartmell
Charlton-Mackrel
Chipstead-Reigatt
Broxbourne
Bushey Heath
Casterton
Charlwood
Chipstead-Seven-
Broxted
Bute Docks
Castle Acre
Charminster
oaks
Bruntless
Butler's Cross
Castle-Bromwich
Charterhous. Hinton
Chirbury
oBruton
Butleigh
Castle-Bytham
Charterville
oChirk
Brymbo
Butterly
Castle-Camps
oCharmouth
oChislehurst
Bryn Llanfair
Butterwick
oCastle-Cary
Chartham
Chislet
oBrynmaur
Buxted
Castle-Cumbe
Chasewater
Chittlehampton
oBubwith (Yorksh.)
oBuxton (Derby)
oCastle-Douington
oChatham
Chitton
Buckenham (New)
Buxton (Norwich)
oCastleford
oChatteris
Chivelstone
Buckenham (Old)
Bwlch
Castle-Edon
Chatton
Chobham
oBuckden (Hunting-
Byers Green
oCastle-Hedington
oCheadle
Cholderton
don
Byfleet
(Essex)
Cheadle
Chosely
Buckfastleigh
Byfield
Castle-Hedingham
Cheam
oChorley
oBuckingham
Byrling
Castle-Howard
Checkendom
ChoreljTvood
Buck land
Cabbage Hall
Castle-Rising
Cheddar
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Cadbury
Castle-Thor!)e
Cheddingly
Christeton
Buckland (Farring-
Caerphilly
Castleton (Bake-
Chedgoy
oChristchurch
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Caerwys
well)
Cheetham-Hill
Christow
Buckland (Ply-
Cainscross
Castleton (Guis-
Chelford
oChudleigh
mouth)
oCaistor
borough)
oChelmsford
Chudleigh (Devon.)
Buckleigh
Calceby Beck
oCastletown (Isle of
Chelsfield
oChulmleigh
Bucklesham
Calbourne
Man)
Chellaston
oChurch (Lancaster)
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
401
oUhurch-Eaton
Church-Feutou
Churchill
Cburchill (Chipping
Norton)
Churcliingford
Church Stoke
Church Oakley
oChurch-Stretton
Churwell
oCinderford
Clacton Great
Clapham
oCirencester
oCity Road (Midds.)
oClapham (Surrey)
oClare
Clavering
Claverley
Claverton
Clatford
Claverdon
Clay
oClay-Cross
Claydon (Ipswich)
Claydon (Banbury)
Clayhanger
Claypole
Clayton
Clear well
Cleasby
(Jleator
Cleckheaton
Cleek Hill
Cleethorpes
Cleeve
Clenchwarton
oCleobury-Mortimer
oClerkenwell Green
(Middlesex)
oClevedon
Clewer Greeu
Cliffe
Clifford
0 Clifton
Cliflfe Pypard
Clifton (Worcester)
Clifton Hampden
Clipstone
Clisthydon
oClytlieroe
ClophiU
Clovelly
Cloughton
Clown
Clydack
Clysthydon
Coalbrookdall
Coalcleugh
Coate
Coatham Munde-
ville
Cobham
oCobham Surrey
Cobridge
oCockermouth
Cockerham
Cockerton
Cockfield
Cockgate
Cocking
Cockshutt
Coddenham
Codford St Peter
Codsall
Coker (East)
Coker (West)
oColchester
Cold-Conistone
Cold-Overton
oColford
oColeshill
Cole Orton
Coleford
Collingbouriie
CoUingham
Colerne
Colnbridge
oColnbrook
oColne
Colney street
oColestersworth
Colnworth
Goltishall
Colton
Cohvall
oColyton
Colwvn
Combe Hill
Combmartin
Comb St Nicholas
Combissett
Combe
Combe-Down
Compstall Bridge
Compton (Newbury)
Compton (Plymouth)
Compton (Sherbne.)
Compton (Peters-
field)
oCongleton
Congresbury
oConingsby
Conisborough
Constable Burton
oConway
Coniston
Constantine
Cookham
Cookley
Copdock
Coppal
Copplestone
Corbetstay
Corbridge (Tyne)
Corby
Corfe-Castle
Corfe-MuUen
Corris
Corsecomb
Corse-Lawn
oCorsham
Corsley
oCorwen
Coseley
Cosgrove
Cosham
Cossey
Cossington
Cossington (Lough-
borough)
Coston
Cotgrave
Cotherstone
Gotten ham
Cottesmore
Cottingham
Coulsdon
Countesthorpe
Coundon
Covenham
oCoventry
Coveetry Street
(Middlesex)
Covington
Cowbit
Cowden
oCowbridge
oCowes
Cowfold
Cowley
Cowley (Exeter)
Cowley (Ubridge)
Cowlinge
Coxhoe
Coxwold
Crabtree
Craddock
Cradley
Craik Hall
oCranborne
oCranbrook
Cranfield
Cranford
Cranford-Bridge
oCranley
oCrawley (Sussex)
Crawley
Crawlew's Down
Crawshaw Booth
Creake (North)
Crayke
Credenhill
Crediton
Creech-St-Michael
Cressage
Cresselly
Cressingham Great
oCrewe
oCrewkerne
Cribb's-Causeway
Criceieth
Crich (Alfreton)
Crick (Daventry)
Crick (Chepstow)
oCrickhowell
oCricklade
Crockernhill
Crockerton
Crockernwell
Croft
Crofton
Croftsbank
Croglin
oCrook (Durham)
Crook ham
Crooklands
oCromer
Cromford
Crondall
Cropredy
Cropthorne
Cropwell Butler
Crosby
oCross
Cross-Brook Street
Cross-in-Hand
Cross Hands
oCross-Inn
Crossbills
Croston
Crowbill
Crowcombe
Crowhurst
oCrowland
Crowle (Bawtry)
Crowle (Worcester)
oCroydon
Croxby
Croley Green
Croxton
Crudwell
Cubbington
oCuckfield
Cuckney
Cuckstone
Cuddesden
Cudham
Cudworth
Cullercoates
Culford
oCuUompton
Cullingworth
Culmstock
Culverthrope
Culworth
Cumnor
Curd worth
Curry Rival
Cuxham
Cwm Avon
Cwm-lelyn
Cwmbrane
Dacre Banks
Dafarndywerch
Dagenham
Daglingworth
Dale
Dalham
Dallinghoo
Dalston
Dal ton
Dalton-in-Furmess
(Lancaster)
Dal wood
Damerham
D anbury
Danby Wiske
Dane Hill
Darfield
oDarlaston
Darleydale
oDarlington
oDartford
oDartmouth
oDarwen
Datchet
Daviehulme
Davenham
oDaventry
oDawly
Dawlish
Deane
Deanshanger
oDeal
oDebenham
oDedington
oDedham
Deeping St Nicolas
Defford
Delph
Denbury
oDenbigh
Denham
oDenholm
Dent
Denton (Harlstone)
Denton (Manches.)
Denver
Deptford-Inn
oDeptford (Kent)
Deptling
Derby
oDereham
Deritend (Birming-
ham)
Desborough
Desford
Deveran
Devil's-Eridge
oDevizes
oDevonport
oDew.sbury
Diddleborough
Didmartin
Didcot
Didsbury
Digby
Dilton's Marsh
Dilwyn
Dimsfold
Dinas
Dinningtoa
Dingestow
Diuton (Salsbury)
Dinton (Aylesbury)
Diseworth
Dishforth
Disley
oDiss
oDi sting ton
Ditcheat
Ditchling
Dobcross
Dockhead (Surrey)
Docking
Docklow
Doddesoombleigh
Doddington
Dolbenmaen
Dolgelly
Dolton
oDolgelly
oDoncaster
Donhead (St An-
drews)
oDonington (Lin-
colnshire)
Donnington
Donnington (New-
bury)
oDorchester
oDorchester (Ox-
fordshire)
Dore
oDorking
Dorrington (Shrews-
bury)
Dorrington (Sleaf.)
Dorney
oDouglass (Itle of
Man)
oDover
Dover-Court
oDowlais
Down
Downend
Downhall Green
oDownham
Downham (Ely)
oDownton
Down Thomas
Draycot
Drayford
Drayton (Nor^ach)
Drayton Parslow
0 Driffield
Driifield
Drighlington
402
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Drimpton
East Leach
Ellingham Alnwick
Eyke
Finningham
oDroitwiek
East Leake
Ellington
Eynsford
Fingringhoe ^
Dronfield
Eastling
Ei lough
Eythorne
Firle 1
oDrofford
East-Lulworth
Elm
Fairfield
Fislibourne M
Droylsden
East Morton
Elmden
oEairford
oFishguard a
Duddington
East Markham
Elmdon
oFakenham
Fishponds 1
©Dudley
East-.AIalLing
Elmham
Fallowfield
Fiskerton (Newark) *
Dudwalls
East-Meon
Elmly Castle
Falmer
Fiskerton (Lincoln)
Duddleston
East Moulsey
Elmstead
oFalmouth
Fitshead
oDuffield
Easton
Elsdon
Palsgrave
Fittleworth
Duckinfield
Easton Great
Elscar
oFareham
Five-head
Dutrgledy
Easton Mandit
Elstead
Farley
Five-Lanes
Dutton
Easton (Wincbester)
Elton
Falstone
Fixal
Dullingham
Easton(Woodbridge)
Elwick
oFaringJon (Berks)
Fladbury
oDulverton
E ist Peckham
oEltham (Kent)
Farmborough (Paul-
Flamboro
Diimbleton
Eastrington
oEly
ton)
Flamstead
oDuncliurch
Eastry
Emberton
Famborough (Bag-
Flaxton
oDulwich (Surrey)
East-Stratton
Embleton
shot)
Fleet
Dunohidoock
Eastwell
Empingham
Farnborough (Brom-
Fletching
Duncton
East wil ton
oEmsworth
ley)
oFleetwood
Dunham
Eastwood
Enfield
oFarnborough Sta-
Flemptou
oDunmow
oEastwood (Notts)
oEnfield (Middles )
tion (Hants)
Flirawell
Dunnington
East Woodhay
Euglefield-Greeu
Farncombe
oFlint
oDunstable
Eatington
English-Bicknor
oFardon (Cheshire)
Flintham
Dunsford
Eaton
Enmore
Farnham
FlLxton
Dunster
Eaton-Socon
oEnsham
oFarnham (Surrey)
Flockton
Dunston
Ebchester
oEnstone
Farnham-Ro.yal
Floore
oDurham
Ebberston
Enville
oFarningham Kent
Flordon
oDursley
oEbbwvale (Mon-
Epperstone
Farnworth
Flushing
Durweston
mouth)
oEpping
Farnsfield
Foleshill
Duxford
Ebbwvale
Epping- Green
oFarringdon
Folkington
Dyffryn
Eccles (Attle-
oEpsom
Farringdon (Alton)
oFolkingham
Dymchurck
borough)
oEpworth (Lincoln)
Farringtcn
oFokstone
Dymock
oEceles (Lancashire)
Erleigh
Farrington-Gumey
Fonhara, St Martins
Dysert
Ecclesfield
Erdiiigton
Farthingstone
Footscray
Eagle
oEccleshall
oErmebridge
Parsley
Ford (Chippenham)
Eakring
Eckington
oErith (Kent)
Far way
Ford (Shrewsbury)
Eardiisland
Eokington (Tewkes-
Esh
Fawley (Southamp.)
oFordingbridge
oEardislay
bury)
oEsher
Fawley ( Wantage)
Fordstreet
Earlham
Ecton
Escrick
Fawkham
Forneelt, St Mary
Earls-Colne
oEden-Bridge
Essenden
oFazelely
Furnham, All Saints
Earls-Heatoa
Edenhall
Etchingham
Feckenham
Forrest-Row
Earl-Slultoa
Edenham
Eton
Felixtow
Forton
Earl-Soliam
Edensor
Etruria
Felstead
Forsbrook
Earsdon
Edem
Etton
Felling
Fossbridge
Easebourne
oEdgbaston (Bir-
Etwall
Felpham
Fostersbooth
Easiugton
mingham)
Euxton
Felsham
Foston
oEasingwold
oEdgeware
oEvercreech (Somer-
Feltham
Fotheringay
oEastbourne
Edgewortb
set)
oFelton
Foulden
East Ayton
Edington
Everley
Feltwell
Foulmire
East Brent
Edingham
EversdeD
Fence (Burnley)
Foulsham
East Bridseford
Edmonscote
Eversholt
Fenay Bridge
Four-Crosses
East Budleigb
oEdmonton (Midds.)
Evershot
oFence Houses
Four-Forks
East Clandon
Edwinstowe
Eversdon Great
Feniton
Fovant
East Church
Effingham
Everton
oFanny-Su-atford
oFowey
Eastcot
Egerton (Bolton)
Eversley
Fenstanton
Foxearth
East Cowos
Egerton (Maidston)
oEvesham
Feock
Foxhole
East Co .vton
Eggesford
Ewell (Dover)
FernhaU Heath
Foxtou
East Dean
Eggingtoa
Ewell (Epsom)
Feriby
Framfield
East End
Egham
Ewelme
oFerrybridge
Framingham Earl
East-Farleigh
Eglingham
Ewhurst
0 Ferry- Hill
oFramlinghani
Eastergate
Es;lwswrw
Exboume
Ferryside
Frampton (Doreh.)
East Garston
Eglwys Each
0 Exeter
Festiniog
Frampton-Cotterell
East Gate
Egmanton
Exbridge
Fetcham
oFrampton-on-Se-
oEast-Grinstead
Egremont (Liverp.)
Exbury
oFeversham
vern (Gloucester)
Eastham
oEgremont (Cumb.)
Exford
Fifield
Fransham
East-Hanam
Egton
Exminster
Filbey
Frant
East-Harptree
Elkington
oExmouth
oFiley
Prating
East-Hoathley
Ellford
Exning
Filllingham
Freckenham
East Hardwiek
Elham
Exton (Bishopswal-
Filton
Preckleton
oEast Ilsley
oEUand (York)
tham
Fillougley
Frensham
oEast India Eoad
Ellaston
Exton (Oakham)
Fincham
Preshford
(Middlesex)
oEllesmere
Exwich
Fiuchampstead
Freshwater
East Keal
Ellesmere-Port
Eyam
Finchingfield
Freshwatergate J
East Keswick
Ellingham-Attle-
Eydou
Findon (Shoreham)
Fressingfield
Eastington
boro
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Finedon
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Fretlierne
oGlossop
Great Ellingham
oHackney (Middle.)
Harberton
Frimley
oGloucester
Great Ecclestoa
Hackness
Harbertoiiford
Frittenden Street
Glynde
Great Fawley
Haokthorne
Harbledown
F!odin,i;ham
oGlyneath
Great Gaddesdon
Haddenham
Harburnc
oFrodsiiam
Glyn Cairiog
Great Glen
Haddenham (Ayles-
Harbottle
Frogmore
Gnosall
Great Gonerly
bury)
Harbury
Froginore-End
Gothurst
Great Gransden
Hadiliscoe
Harby
oFrome
Gobborue
Great Hazeley
Hadfield
Harden
Frosterby
oGodalming
Great Habton
Hadham (Great)
Hardingstone
Frowleswortli
Godmanchester
oGreat Hampton St
Hadham (Little)
Hard way
Froxfield (Hunger-
Godmersham
(Birmingham)
oHadleigh (Suffolk)
Harefield
ford
Godshill
oGreatElford(Essex)
Hadleigh (Essex)
Hare street
Froxfield (Peters-
oGodstone
Great Heywood
oHadlow
Haresfield
field)
Golbourne
Great Hendred
Haggerston
oHarewood (York)
Frovle
Goldhanger
Great Horton
Hagley
Harewood-End
Fulbeck
Goldenhill
Great Horwood
Haigh
Hargi-ave
Fulboume
Goldsbor
Greatham
Hale
Ilarle
Fulford
Goldsithney
Great Massingham
Halliwell
Harlech
Fulmer
Golflyn
Great Oakley
oHailsham
oHarleston
Graddesby
Golgate
Great Parndon
Hail-Weston
oHarling
Graerwen
Gomersal
Great Plumstead
Hainton
Harliiigton
Gainford
Good Easter
Great Sheffurd
oHales-Owen
0 Harlow
oGainsborough
Goodneston
Great Smeaton
oHalesworth
Harmondsworth
Galleywood
Goodrich
Great Staughton
Halewood
Harmston
Galmpton
oGoole
Great Stukely
Halfway-house
Harnbill
Gamblingay
Goosenargh
oGreat Surrey street
0 Halifax
Harpenden
Galacre
Goring (Reading)
(Surrey)
Hallatrow
Harpley
Gamston
Goring (Worthing)
Great Swaffham
Hallation
Harpole
Ganstead
Goring Heath
Great Tew
Halliford
Harpurhey
Ganton
Gorlestone
oGreat Tower street
Hallingbury (Little)
Harrietsham
Garboldisham
Gornall
(Middlesex)
Hall Green
Harrington (Cumb.)
Gardner-Street
Gorse-Inon
Great Waltliam
Hallow
Harrold
Garforth
Gorton
Great Witchingham
Halkin
0 Harrogate
oGargrave
Gosberton
Great Witley
Haluaker
Harrowden (Little)
Garlinge
Gosfield
Green- Acres Moor
oHalstead (Essex)
Harston
oGarstang
Gosforth
oGreen-Hythe
Halstead (Kent)
Hartest
Garston
Gosport
Greenfield
Halstock
Hartfield
Garth
Gotham
Greenhamerton
Halton (Lancashire)
Hartford
Gartlimill
Govilon
Greenodd
Hal ton (Chester)
oHartfordbridge
Garvestone
Goxhill
Green street
Halton (Holgate)
Harting
oGateshead
oGoudhurst (Kent)
Green street Green
0 Halt whistle
Hartland
Gay ton
Granchester
Greenaside
HalweU
Hartlebury
Gazeley
Granley
oGreenwich (Kent)
Ham
oHartlepool
Geddington
Grange
Greetham
Hamble
Hartley-pans
Gedney
Gravely
Gresford
Hambledon (Henley
Hartlip
Gtdney-HiU
Gransden Great
Gretton
Hambledoa (Horn-
Hartoury
Gse-Cross
Grappenhall
Grewell
dean)
Hartshill
Gelderstone
Grassington
Gretabridge
Hhambledon (Oak-
Harston
Gelmpton
oGrampound
Gretna
ham)
oHarwich
George Nympton
Granboro'
Greysouthen
Hambledon (Selby)
Harvington
Germoe
Grandborough
Greystoke
Hambrook
Harwell
oGerrard's-Cross
oGrantham
Greywell
Hambridge
Haselbury
Gibralter Street
Grantley
Grimoldsby
Hampstead (Mar-
H.aseley
(Sheffield)
Grasmere
Griesbeck
shall)
Hasfield
Gilberdike
oGravesend
0 Grimsby
oHammersmith
oHaslemere
Gildersome
oGrays
Gringley
(Middlesex)
oHaslingden
Gilling
oGray's-Inn-Lane
Groby
Hampton (Middle.)
0 Hastings
GiUingham (Chat.)
(Middlesex)
Grosmont
oHampstead (Mid.)
Has well
oGillingham (Dor-
Great Ancoats
Grove
Hampsterlay
Hatch (Beauchamp)
setshire)
Manchester
Groombridge
Ham Street
oHatfield
Gilsland
Great Alue
Grundisburgh
Haubury (Worces.)
Hatfield (Doncast.)
Gisborough
Great Baddow
oGuernsey
Hanbury (Lichfield)
Hatfield (Harlow)
Gisburn
oGreat Barford
oGuildford
oHandcross (Sussex)
Hatfield-Peverell
Gislingham
Great Barr
oGuilsborough
Handforth
oHatherleigh
Gissing
Great Bentley
Guilsfield
Handley
Hanghley
Gittisham
(jreat Bispham
Guhnislake
Handsworth (Bir-
Haughton-le-Skeme
Glanton
Great Bow den
Gussage, All Saints
mingham)
oHovant
Glanville Woolton
Great Bookham
oGuisborough
Handsworth (Shef.)
oHaverfordwest
Glasbury
Great Budworth
Guiseley
oHanley
oHaverhill
Glasson
Great Clacton
Guist
Hanney
Havering
oGlastonbury
Great Chart
Gunner ton
Hanmer
Haveringham
Gleenham Little
Great Cheverill
Gwalchmai
Hannington
Haverthwaite
Glentham
Great Cressingham
Gwyndu
Hanslope
oHawarden
Glejnsfoid
Great Creation
Hacheston
Hanworth (Norf.)
oHawes
Glenfield
Great Crosby
Hachenthorpe
Hanworth (Middle.)
Hawford
Glenn Great
Great Eastoa
Haokleton
Happisburgh
Hawkesbury Upton
404
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Hawkcliurch
Herriarde
Hithe
Hornsea
Huttou (Weston
oHawkhurst
Herringflet
oHitchin
Horrabridge
super-Mare)
Hawkshead
Heron Gate
Hoai"withy
Horringer
Huttoft
Hawling
Hersham
Hoby
Horsebridge
Huyton
Hawnes
0 Hertford
Hockley
Horseferry-bridge
oHyde
Haworth
Hertingfordbury
Hockham
Horsehouse
Hylton
Hasey
Hesket (Low)
Hockliffe
HorselJ
Hyson Green
oHay
Hesket(Newinarket)
oHoddesdon
Horsemore Green
oHythe
oHaydon-Bridge
oHessle (Yorkshire)
oHodnet
Horsmonden
Hythe (Colchester)
Haydock
Hest, Bank
Hogton
Horspath
oHythe (Hants)
Hayes (Uxbridge)
Heston
Hogsthorpe
Horsforth
1 bstock - '
Hayes (Kent)
Hethe
oHolbeaeh
oHorskam
Ibstone
oHayle
Hethersett
Holbrook
Horsley
Ickenham
Hayton (Carlisle)
Hever
Holbeaton
Horstead-Keynes
Ickleton
Hayton (York)
Heveningbam
Holcombe (Rogus)
Horton-Kirby
Ickliston
Hazelgrove
Hevingham
Holford
Horwich
Icklingham
Heacliam
Heworth (Gateshd.)
HoUingbourne
Hothfield
Ide
Headcorn
Heworth (Yorksh.)
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Hotham
Ideford
Headington
oHesam
Holkham
Hoton
Idle
Headly (Epsom)
Hey bridge
HoUesley
Hotwells
Ide Hill
Heafiald
Hey don
HoUins-Green
oHounslow
Iden
Heage
Heyford (Warrens)
Hollinwood
Houghton (Hunts)
Ifield
Healey
Heysham
HoUybume
Houghton (Norf.)
Ifley
Heapliam
oHeytesbury
Hollyport
Hough-on-the-hill
Iford
Heath (Bedfordsh.)
oHeywood
HoUytroyds
oHoughton le Spring
Ightham
Heath (Derby)
Hickleton
HoUympton
oHouse of Commons
Ham
Heath (Wakefield)
Hickling
oHome-upon-Spald-
Hooe
ollchester
Heathfield
Hish Coniscliff
ing Moor ( Yorks.)
Hove
ollfracombe
Heaton (Mersey)
Hiih Halden
Holme (York)
Hoveton
ollkeston
Hebburn
Higham
Holme (Westmorl.)
Hovingham
ollkley (York)
Hebdenbridge (Lan-
oHigham Ferrers
Holmes-Chapel
Hoveringham
ollminster
caster)
Highbridge
oHolmfirth
oHowden
Illingworth
Hebdenbridge
Highclere
Holm wood Gate
Howdon-Pans
Ilton
(Yorkshire)
Highconiscliffe
Holne
Hoyne
Ince
Heckington
Higher- Broughton
Holnicote
Hoy lake
olngatestone
oHeckmondwicke
High Easter
oHolsworthy
Hoyland
Ingham
Hedgerley
High Ercall
oHolt (Norfolk)
Hubberston
Ingleby Cross
Hedenghain( Castle)
High Lane
Holt (Chippenham)
Hucknal-Torkard
Ingleby Greenbow
oHedon
Higher- Wambrook
Holt (Woodstock)
oHuddersfield
Ingleton
Hedon on the Wall
Higher Whitley
Holt-Chapel
Huggate
Ingleton (Lancaster)
Heighington
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Holton-le-moor
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Ingoldsby
Helhoughton
Higbhaldea .
oHolyhead
Huish(Chamflowers)
Inkpen
Hell
Hish Ham
Holy Island
Huish (Episcopi)
Instow
Helmdon
Hi^'hfell
0 Holywell
Hulver
Intake
Helmingham
Hjih-Field
Holywell Row
Humberstone
Ipplepen
oHelmsley
Highampton
Hom-Lacey
Humberstone
Ipstones
olpswich
Helperby
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Honingham
(Grimsby)
Helpringham
(Middlesex)
oHoniton
Humshaugh
Ireby
Hepstone
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Honiton-Clyst
Hundon
Iron-Acton
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olron-Bridge
oHemel-Hempstead
Hilborough
Honingham
Hungerton
olronville
Hemingfield
Hildenborough
Hoo
Hunslet (Leeds)
Irnham
Hemingford-Grey
Hilgay
Hoo-Green
Hunsdon
Irthingtoa
Hempnall
Hilliden
Hook
Hunstanton
Isfield
Hemsby
Hillingdon
Hook-Norton
Hunsingore
Isleham
Hems well
Hillington
Hootan-Pagnell
oHuntingdon
Isle (Abbotts)
Hems worth
Hillmarton
Hope Mansell
Huntley
olsle-of-man, see
Hemyock
HUl Top
Hopton
Hunton (Maidston)
Douglas
Henbuxy
Hill Ridware
Hopton Castle
Hunton (Catterick)
Isle-of- Wight, see
oHendon (Middles.)
Hilton
Horbling
Hunton-Bridge
Cowes, Newport,
Henfield (Sussex)
Himley
Horbury
Huntspill
Ryde and Yar-
Henham
0 Hinckley
Horfield
Huntsham
mouth
oHenley-on-Thames
HinderweU
Horham Road
Hun worth
Islip
oHenley-in-Arden
oHindon
Horksley
Hurley (Atherstone)
Itchenferry
Henlade
Hindolveston
oHorley
Hurley (Marlow)
Itch in Abbotts
flennock
Hindringham
Hornby (Lancas.)
Hursely
Islington (Middles.)
Henlow
oHingham (Norfolk)
Hornby
Hurst
Itteringham
Hensall
Hinstock
HorncliiF
Hurstboume-Prior
Ivinghoe
Hensingham
Hinton (Christ-ch.)
oHomcastle
Hurstbourne-Tar-
Iver
oHenstridge
Hinton (Farringdon)
Hornchurch
rant
0 Ivy bridge
Heptonstall
Hinton (Crewkerne)
oHorndean
oHurst-Pierpont
Iwerne-Minster
Hep worth
Hintlesham
oHorndon-on-the-
oHurstgreen
Iwerne
oHereford
Hinxton
Hill
Hurstgreen (Lanca.)
olxworth
Hermitage
Hipperholme
Horninglow
Hurst (Old)
oJarrow
oHerne-Bay
Hirwain
Horningsham
Hurwoi-th
Jersey (Isle)
Heme-street
Histon
Horn's Cross
Hutton (Berwick)
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Kates Mill
Keg worth
Keel
Keelby
oKeigiily
Keinton-Mandeville
Kelham
Kelloe
Kelvedon CommoQ
oKelvedon
Kelweston
Kemerton
Kempsey
Kempsford
Kempstone
Kemsing
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oKenilworth
Kennford
Kenninghall
oKennington Cross
(Surrey)
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dlesex)
Kensworth
oKentchurch
Kentisbeare
Kenton
Kenton (Newcastle)
Kenyon
Kerry
Kersey
Kessingland
Keston
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Keswck (Norwich)
0 Kettering
Ketley
Ketton
Kettlewell
Kexby
Keyiugham
oKeynsham
Key-Street
Kibworth
Kibwortli Beau-
champ
oKidlLngton
Kidsgrove
0 Kid welly
oKidderminster
Kilbum
Kildwick
Kilgerran
Kilham
Kilkhampton
Killington
Killingworth
Killmarton
Kilmington
Kilmington )Axmin-
ster)
Kilsby
Kilnsea
Kiln-Green
Kilnwick-on-the-
Wolds
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Kimmeridge
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King Cross
Kingerby
King street
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Kingsbromley
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Kingscote
Kingsdon
Kingskerswell
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Kingsley
oKingsland Road
King's Lamborne
King's Langley (He
mel Hempsted)
King's Norton
King's Nympton
King's North
King's Teignton
Kingstanley
Kingsthorpe
Kingston
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Kingston(Wareham)
Kingston (Bagpuse)
Kingston Blount
Kingston- Inn
Kingston-Lisle
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Kingswood (Epsom)
Kingswood Hill
Kingsworthy
Kington
Kinnerly
Kinsen
Kintbury
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Kippax
Kir by (Colchester)
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(Catterick)
Kirby Knowle
Kirby-Malzeard
Kirby-Moorside
Kirby Overblows
Kirby-Super-Bain
Kirby Sigston
Kirby -Tinder-dale
Kirkham
Kirkgate
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Kirkby (Prescot)
Kirkby
Kirkby-Bane
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Kirkbythore
Kirkfenton
Kirkham
Kirkfella
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Kirk Langley
Kirk Leatham
Kirklington
Kirklinton
Kirkmerrington
Kirkmichael
Kirkoswald
Kirkstall
Kirk Treton
Kirkwhelpinton
Kirtling
Kirton
oKirton-Lindsey
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Knebworth
Kneesal
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Knockers Knowle
Knottingley
Knotty Ash
Knowle
Knowle (Bristol)
Knoyle
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Laceby
Lacock (Chippenh.)
Ladock (Truro)
Laindon
Lake
Lakenheath
Laleham
oLamberhurst
oLambourn
Lambourne Wood-
lands
oLambeth (Surrey)
Lamerton
Lammas street
oLampeter
Lamplugh
Lamport
oLancaster
Lanchester
Lancing
Land beach
Landlord
oLandport
Landrake
Landshipping
Lane-Delph
Lane End
Langford (Bristol)
Langford (Hejiiesb.)
Langham
Langley (Derby)
Langley (Maidstone)
Langley (Slough)
oLangport
Langshaw Bridge
Langtoft
Ladgton (Alfreton)
Langt-^n (Wareharnl
Langton Green
Langton Maltravers
Langwathby
Lanwet
Lapford
Larkfield
Larlingford
Latchingdon
Laughton
oLaunceston
oLavenham
oLavington (Market)
Lavington (West)
Lawford
Lawhitton
Lawrence
Lawshall
oLawton
Laxfield
Lea (Gainsborough)
Lea (Gloucester)
Lea (Ross)
Leadenham
Leaden Roding
Leadgate
Leafield
Leake
Leamington Hast-
ings
Lea (Marston)
oLeamington
Leasingham
oLeatherhead
oLechlade
Lechinere-Heath
Leckhampton
oLedbury
oLeeds
Leeds (Maidstone)
oLeek
Leek Wootton
Lees
Lee Town
oLeicester
Leigh (Essex)
Leigh (Cheadle)
Leigh (Gloucester)
Leigh (Worcester)
Leigh (Tunbridge)
oLeigh (Lancashire)
Leigh (Reigate)
Leighsinton
oLeighton-Buzzard
Leighterton
Leintwardine
Lelant
Leiston
Lenham
Lenton
Lepton
oLeominster
Lesbury
Letterston
Letterstone
Letton
Letwell
oLeven
Levening
Levens
Levenshulme
Leverton
Levie
Levington
Lew
Lewannick
Lewdown
oLewes
Lexham (East)
Lexden
oLeyburn
Leyland
oLichfield
Lidgate
Lifton
Lighthorn
Lilburn
Lilley
Lillingstone Lovell
oLimehouse (Middl.)
oLindfield
Lindley
0 Lincoln
Lindal
Lingfield
Linthwaite
oLinton (Cambridge)
oLinton (Kent)
Linton (Ross)
oLiphook
Li scar d
oLiskeard
Liss
Lissington
oLitcham
Little-Bentley
Little-Berkhamstd.
Littleborough
Littlebourne
Littlebury
405
liittle Canford
Little Chesterfijrd
Little Dean
Little Eaton
Little Gaddesden
Little Gleiriham
Little Hadham
oLittleliampton
Little Harrowden
Little Horstead
Little Haven
Little Houghton
Little Hulton
Little Marlow
Little Massingham
Little Moving
Littiemore
Little Port
Little Snoring
Little Shelford
Little Stukely
Little Swafiham
Littleton
Little Weston
Little Waltham
Little Walsingham
Littleworth
Littleweek Green
Littlewoolstou
Livermere
Llanarth
oLiverpool
Llaingoch
Llanarmon
Llanasa
Llanbedr
Llanberis
oLlanboidy
Llanbrynmair
Llanbytlier
Llandaff
Llandenog
Llandewi Brevi
oLandilo
Llandoga
oLlandovery
oLlandrimlod
Llandrinio
Llandudno
Llandyssyl
Llandyssil
oLlauelly
Llanerchymedd
Llanegnyn
oLlanfair (Montg.)
Llanfair Tathaiarn
Lianeley Docks
oLlanfyllin
oLlaugadock
Llnnon
oLlangefni
Llangeirn
oLlangoUen
oLlanidlose
Llanfihangl-Crucor-
ney
Llangunnder
Llangeruien
Llanrhaiadr
oLlaurwst
Llansantffraid
LlansanttlVaid
(Oswestry)
Llansannan
Llanslephen
Llansillin
406
POSTAGE DIKECTOKY.
oLlantriasant
Lower Peover
oMalvern (Greit)
Mayfield (Tunbridge
Milford
Llantwlt-Major
Lower Walker
Malvern Link
wells)
oMilford Haven
Llanvihaiigel Gobion
Lower Woodside
Malvern Wells
Mears Ashby
Milford Junction
Slantysilio
Loweswater
Mamhilad
Measham
(York)
Llaiiyblodwell
Lowick
oMauchester
Meavy
Millbrook (Devept.)
Llinwyddyii
Low-Harrogate
Manea
Medomsley
Millbrook(Southm.)
Llanymyuech
Low-Moon
Manfield
Medbourn (Market
Mill Green
Lockerby
Low Row
Manudon
Harboro'
oMillStreet(Liverp.)
Lockwood
Low Walker
Maningford (Bo-
Meifud
Millwick
Locking
Low- Worthy
hame)
Melbourn (Royston)
Mill) row
Lockington
Lowton
oManningtree
Melbourne (Pock-
oMilnthorpe
Loddiswell
Luddeuden
Manningbam
lington
Milstead
oLodden
Luddingtoa
Manorbeer
oMelbourne-Derbys
Milton (Abingdon)
Lofthouse (Guisbor.)
Ludford
0 Mansfield
Melcomb-Regis
Miltou (Bridport)
Lofthoiise (Wakefd.)
Ludgershall
Mansfield (Wood-
oMelksham
Milton (Cambridge)
Lois VVeedon
Ludgvaa
house)
JMellis
Milton (Sittingbne.)
Londonderry
Ludham
Mauton
Mellor
Milton (Lymington)
Long-Bennington
oLudlow
Malpledurham
Mells
Milton-Abbas
London-Colney
Lullington
Malple Well
Melmerby
Milton- Abbot
London-Elm
Lumberbiidge
oMarazion
Melplash
Milton-Ernest
London lload
Lumley Great
0 March
Meltham
0 Mil verton( Somers. )
Long-Asliton
Lund (York)
Marcham
Melsonby
Minchinhamptou
Long-Benton
Luppit
Marchwood
Melton
oMinehead
Long-Bredy
Lurgashall
ilarden
oMelton-Mowbray
Minster
oLong-Buckby
oLuton
Marbury
Melton-Ross
Minsterley
Long-Compton
0 Lutterworth
j\Iaresfield
Menai Bridge
Miiisterworth
Long-Crendon
Luxborough
oMargate
Mendlesham
i\linting
Long Cross
Lydbrook
Marehamchurch
Menheniot
Mirfield
Long-Ditton
Lyde
Mark
Meutmore
Miserdine
Longdon (Lichfield)
Lyddington
0 JI avket-Bosworth
oMeopham
Missenden
Longford
Lydford, West
oMarket-Deeping
Mepal
Misson
Long Ham
Lydgate
oil arket- D ray ton
oMere
Mitchell
Longhope
Lydiate
0 M ark et • H arboro'
Jlereworth
oMitchell-Dean
Long-Horsley
Lyford
oMarket-Jow, or
Meriden
Mitford
Lunghurst, Hough-
oLydney
Marazlon
Merriott
Mixbury
ton
Lye
Market-Overton
Merrow
Mobberly
Longmelford
oLyme
oMavket-Raisia
Mersea (East)
Mochrai
Long Newton
oLymington
oMarket-Street
Mersea (West)
Mod bury
Longnor
oLymn
oM.irket-Weighton
Mersbam
oMold
Long-Parish
Lympsham
Markington
Mestham
Molesworth
LoDgport
Lympstone
Markfield
oMerthyr-Tydvill
Monks Eleigh
Longridge
oLyudhurst
oMarlborough
Merton
Mouk Hopton
Lungs tan ton
Lymsfield
Marlboro'
Messingham
Monk Kirby
oLong-Stratton
Lyndon
Marlingford
Metfield
Monksheath
Long-Sutton
Lyneliam
oJIarlow
Metheringham
Monksilver
oLoug-Sutton
Lynmouth
Marnhall
Methley
Monksherborne
oLongton
oLyun
Marple
Methwold
Monkton (Ramsg.)
oLongtown
Lytchill Minster
Marr
oMevagissy
Monkton (Taunton)
Long-Wittenham
Lytham
oMarsden (Lancash.)
Mickleton
Monkwearmouth
oLooe Cornwall
oLynton
Marsden (Hudders-
Mickleover
Montacute
Looe, East,
oLytham
field)
Mickley
oMonmouth
Looe, West
Lythe
Marsh field
Mickleham
Montftrd
Loose
Mablethorpe
oMarsh Lane (Leeds)
Middle
oMontgoniery
Loosely Row
0 Macclesfield
Marsh Chapel
Middle-Claydou
Moor
Lopham North
Machin
Marske
oMiddleham
Moreton Dorchester
Loppiagton
Machynlleth
Marston
oMiddlesborough
Moorgreen
Lorton
J\Iackworth
Martham
Middlesmoor
M orchard Bishop
Lostook
Madely
Martley
oMiddletoE (Lanca-
Mureton Ongar
oLostwithiel
oMadeley Shropshr.
oMartock
shire)
oMoreton Hamp-
oLoughborough
oMaesteg
Marton
Middleton (Oxford)
stead
oLoughor
Maghull
Marton (Southamp.)
Middleton (Cherry)
oMoreton-in-Marsh
Loughoughton
Magor
oMaryport
Middleton (One
Moreton-on-Lug
Looghton
oMaidenhead
Mary church
Row)
Morlaud
Lound
Maiden-Bradley
Mary Tavy
Middleton Tyas
oMorley (York)
oLouth
Maiden-Newton
oMasham
Middle- Wallop
oMorpeth
Low Hesket
oMaidstone
Masboro
oMiddlewich
Morriston
Loudham
Maidwell
Massingham (Great)
oMidhurst
Morthoe
Lowdwater
Maisemore
Massingham (Little)
Mid Lavant
Mortimer
Lower Chapel
oMaldon
Matfen
Midsomer-Norton
Morton
Lower Calvorton
Malham
0 Matlock
Milbourne St Andw.
Moseley(Birmmgh.) 1
Lower Guiting
Mailing
Matlock-Village
Milborne Port
Morwenstow '
Lower Loders
Jlallwyd
Mattersea
oJIildenhall
Mossley (Ashton-
Lower Milton
oMalmesbui'y
Mattishall
oMile End (Middl.)
under-Lyne)
Lower Northfleet
oMalpas
Mawgan-cross
Milfield (Belford)
Mosterton
Lower Wallop
0 Mai ton
Mawnan
Milfield(Wooler
Mostyn Quay
oLowestoff
Maltby
oMayfield
oMilford (Pembrk.)
oMottram
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
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Moulsoe
Moulton (Newmar-
ket)
Moulton (Nor-
thampton
Moultou (Spalding)
Mountfield
iMount-Lane
Mouutnessing
Mounts
JUounton
Mountsorrel
Jlousebole
Mouseley
Much Hoole
oMuch Wenlock
Mudford
Muddiford
Mulbarton
oMumbles
Mundesley
Mundford
Mundon
Munslow
Musbury
Mutford Bridge
Mylor
Mytholmroyd
Nitbum
Nacton
Nafforton
Nailsea
oNailsworth
oNamptwieh
Kannersh
Nantgarrw
Nautmel
Nautyglo
Napton
oNarbeth
Narborough
Naselry
Nassington
Navenby
Navestock
Nawton
oNayland
NaziBg
Neasham
oNeath
Neatishead
Necton
oNeedham
Nedderton
Needingworth
Nelson Village
Nent Head
Nesscliff
oNeston
Nether Broughton
Netlierbury
Nethertoa
Netherwitton
Nettlebed
Nettleham
Nevin
0 New ark
Newbiggin
oNewbridge
Newbridge-on-Wye
New-Brighton
New Brompton
oNew-Buckenham
Newborough
Newbury
Newby-Bridge
Newby-Wiske
Newcastle (Mon.)
oNewcastle-Emlyn
oNewcastle-on-Tyne
oNewcastle-under-
Lyne
New-Church
Newdigate
Newenden
oNewent
Newerne
New Ferry
oNewhaven
New Haw
New House
Newick
Newington
Newington (Bawtry)
New Inn
Newlyn
Newland
Newlands
New Leeds
oNewmarket
oNew-Mills
oNewnham
Newnham (Sitting-
bourne)
New Passage
oNewport (isle of
Wight)
oNewport (Mon-
mouth)
oNewport (Salop)
Newport (Barnstap.)
Newport (Bishop's
Stortford)
oNewport (Pagnell)
•oNewport (Pemb.)
oNew Quay (Abe-
rystwiih)
New-Quay (St Co-
lumb)
Newton (Burton-on-
Trent)
Newton (Miln-
thorpe)
Newton (Newark)
Newton {near War-
rington)
oNewton Abbot
Newton-by-the-Sea
Newton Ferrers
Newton-Heath
Newton-Moor
Newton-on-Ouse
Newton-on-the-
Moors
Newton-on-Trent
Newton St Gyres
Newton St Looe
Newton-Poppleford
New-Romney
Newton Solney
Newton-Tracey
oNewton
Nine Banks
N infield
oNiton (I. of Wight)
Nocton
Nonnington
Norham
Normanby
Normanton Station
oNorthallerton
Northam
oNurthampton
Northaston
Northaw
Northboume
North -Brook
Nortli Cadbury
North-Cerney
North-Chapel
North-Crawley
North-Curry
North Eliiis'all
Northend
Morthenden
North-field
Northfleet (Kent)
North-Cxrimston
Northiam
Northill
Nortli Hill
Northington
North Jew
oNorthleach
Northleigh
North Kelsey
North Ki.worth
North LopUam
North iMarston
North Newbald
North Nibley
North Ockeuden
Northrop
Northowram
North Petherton
North Petherton
North Petherwin
North-Shields
North Somercotes
North Stock
oNorth Sunderland
North Sway
North Tawton
North Thoresby
North Union Rail-
way Station, Pres
ton
oNorth-Walsham
North Willingham
oNorthwich
Northwold
North Woooton
Norton
Norton (Mansfield)
Norton (Shtffield)
Norton (Taunton)
oNorwieh
Norwood-Green
Notley White
oNottingham
Nottington
Nun-Monkton
Nunnington
oNuneaton
Nuneham
Nunney
Nursling
Nutfield
Nuthurst
Nympthsfield
Oakongates
Oakford
oOakham
oOtikhampton
OakhiU
Oakley
Oaksey
Oakworth Hall
Oare
oOckbrook
Ockley (Dorking)
Oddington
Odell
oOdiham
Otf iiam Street
Offley
Ogbourn (St And.)
Ogbourn(St George
Old
Old Alresford
Old Basing
Old Buckenham
</Oldbury
Oldcoates
Old Glossop
Old Hall Green
oOldham
Old Hill
Old Hutton
Old Cavendish Street
(Middlesex)
Old Passage
oOld Swan
Old Windsor-Green
Old Kent Road
(Surrey)
oOllerton
oOlney
Olveston
oOmbersley
oOngar
Onibury
Openshaw
Ore
Oreston
Orford
oOrmskirk
Ornisby
Orpington
Orset
Orston
Orton
Osbournby
Osmington
Osmotherley
Ospringe
Ossett
Oswaldkirk
oOswestry
Otford
Otham
oOtley
Otley (Ipswich)
Otterbourne
Otterden
Ottershaw
Otterton
oOttery-St-Mary
Ottringham
Oughtebridge
oOulton (York)
oOundle
Ouseburn
Ouseley
Outwell
Ovenden
Over
Overybury
Overseal
Overton Bridge
oOverton (Hants)
0 Overton (Flints)
Oving
Ovingdean
Ovingtou
Owersby
Owmby
Owsden
Owston
Oxendou
Oxenden
0 Oxford
o{)xford Road
oOxf ird Street
Oxted
Ox ton
oPaddington(Midd.)
Pad bury
oPadihara
oPadstow
Pagham
Paglesham
Paignton
Pailton
oPaington
oPainswick
Pakefield
Pakenhain
oPanpbourne
Pannal
Pan ton
Paper-Mill-Bridge
Parbold
Park Corner
Parkgate
Parkstone
Park Street
Parndon
Parson Drove
Partney
Parton
Partswood
Parwich
Parr
Parracombe
Passingford- Bridge
Pattingham
Patcham
oPateley-Bridge
Paterdale
Patricroft
oPatrington
Paull
Paulesspurry
oPaulton
Pavenham
Pawlettt
Paxton
Payhemburry
Peasenhall
Peasniarsh
Peas- Pottage-Gate
Pebniarsh
oPeeltown (Isle of
Man)
Pelyut
Peniberton
Pembrey
oPembridge
oPembroke
oPembroke Dock
Pembury
Pencraig
Pendlebury
Penhow
Penicoed
oPenistone (York)
Penkeith
Penkhall
oPenkridge
408
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Peldon
Penmaclino
Penmaenmawr
Penmark
Peiinard (East)
Pennard (West)
Peckenham (South)
Penn (Amersham)
Penn (Wolverhanip
ton)
Pennel
Pennington
Penns
Pennybont
Pennybridge
Penrbryn
oPenrith
Peny-Groes
oPenryne
oPensford
Penshurst
Pensnett
Penton-Mewsey
Pentraeth
Pentre-Voelas
oPenzance
Percy-Main
Perry-Street
oPersbore
oPeterborougb
Peterchurcb
oPetersfield
Petbam
Petrockstow
Pett
oPetworth
Pevensey
Pewsey (Wilts)
Philips-Norton
oPickering
Piccadilly
Pickbill
Piddletowu
Piddletrentbide
Piecombe
Pierse-Bridge
Pill
Pilling
Pilton
Pilton (Barnstaple)
oPimlico (Middles.)
Pinchbeck
Pinhoe
Pinkneys-Green
oPinner
Pinxton
Pirbright
Pitsford
Plaxtole
Pleasbey
Plumblands
Plumpton
Plumtree
Plum stead Great
oPlymouth
oPlymptom
oPocklington
Polbathic
Polesworth
Pnlperro
Polruan
Poltimore
Ponsanooth.
Pontblythen
oPontefract
Ponterdulais
Pontesbury
Pontleland
Pontnewydd
oPontradawe
Pontreselly
oPontypool
oPontvbridd
Pool (Truro)
oPoole
Pooley-Bridge
Poorstock
Porch ester
Porlock
Port Carlisle
Portbury
Port Dinorwic
Portisham
oPorthcawl
Porthleaven
Port Isaac
oPortishead
©Portland Isle
oPortmadoc
oPortsea
Portslade
oPortsmouth
Portswood
Pottem
Potter-Street
Pottersbar
Potterspury
oPotton
oPoulton-le-Fylde
Poulton-le-Sauds
Pound Hill
Powbum
Powick
Poynton
Prees
oPrescot
Prestatyn
Prestbury
oPresteign
oPreston
Preston (Brighton)
Preston (Daventry)
Preston (Wingbam)
Preston (Yeovil)
Preston-Bisset
oPreston-Brook
Preston-Candover
Prestwich
Princes End
oPrinces-Pisborough
PrittleweU
Probus
Prudhoe
Puckeridge
Pucklecburch
Pudsey
Pulborough
Pulham
Pulverbalch
Pumpsaint
Punchnoll
Purbrook
Purfleet
Purleigh
oPurton
oPutney (Surrey)
Putsom
Puttenham
r^PwUheU
oPyle _
Quadring
oQueeaborough
Queen-Camel
Queensferry
Queenshead
Quendon
Queynton
Quorndon
Racenford
Radcliife
Radford
Radley
Radipole
Radnor
oRadstock
Radway
oRagland
Rainford
Rainham (Romford)
Rainham (Sitting-
bourne)
Rainhill
Raithby
Rampside
Ramsbottom
oRamsbury
oRarnsey (Hunts.)
oRamsey (Isle of
Man)
Ramsey (Harwich)
Ramsden
oPtamsgate
Ran ski 11
Rastrick
oRatcliffe (Middle.)
RatcliflFe-ou- Wreak
Rattery
Raughton Head
Raunds
oRavenglass
Ravenstone
Ravensworth
Rawcliife
Rawdon
Rawmarth
oRawtenstall
oRayleigh
Rayne
oReadLng
Rearsby
Redboume
Redbridge
Redbrook
Redbum
oRedcar
oRedditch
Redhill
Redmarley
oRedruth
Reedham
oReepham
oReetb
oReigate
Reighton
Rempston
Rendham
Repton
Repps, South
oRetford
Revespy
Rewe
Re3'noldstone
oRhayader
Rhewbriffdir
Rhewl
Rhosllenerchregog
Rhosymedre
Rhuddlan
Rhydlewis
Rhydymeirch
oRhyl
Rhymney
Ribchester
Riccal
Richard's Castle
oRichmond (York
shire)
oRichmond (Surrey)
oRickmansworth
Ridge
Ridgeway
Ridgemount
Ridgewell
Riding Mill
Ridsdale
Rillington
Ringley
Ringmer
Ringstead
Ringwould
oRingwood
Ripe
oRipley (Surrey)
oRipley (Derbyshire
oRipley (Yorkshire)
Riplingham
oRipon
Rippingale
Ripple
Rippondeu
Risca
Riseley
Rissington
Rivenhall
River
Riverhead
Roade
oRobertsbridge
Robert's End-St.
oRobin Hood's Bay
Robin Hood's Well
Roby
oRochester
Roch
0 Rochdale
Roche
oRochford
Rock
Rock Ferry
Rocklifife
Rockland
oRockingham
Rodington
Rodneystoke
Rodwell
Roe Wen
Rogate
Rolleston
Rolvendon
oRomford
Romald-Kirk
Romilly
oRomney (New)
oRomsey
Roos
Ropley
Ropsley
Rose Cottages
Rosemarket
oRoss
Rosherville
oRothburv
Rotherfield
cRotherham
Rothley
Rothwell
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Rottingdean
oRougham
Roundhay
Rowde
Roweltown
Rowley Regis
Rowsley
Roxwell
Roydon
oRoyston
Royton
oRuabon
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Ruckinge
Ruddington
Rudgeway
Rudgwick
Rudham
Ruflford
oRugby
oRugeley
Ruislip
oRuncom
Runswick
Rush all
Rush den
Rusholme
Rushyford
Ruskiugton
Rusper
oRuthin
Ruyton
Ryburgh, Great
oRyde (Isle of Wight)
oRye
Ryhall
Ryhope
Ryther
Ryton
Ryton (Newcastle)
Sabden
Sacriston
oSaffron-Waldon
oSt Agnes ( Cornwall)
oSt Alban's
St Arvan's
oSt Asaph
St Atham
St Aubin's
oSt Austell
oSt Bee's
oSt Blazey
St Briavel's
St Bride's
St Catherine's
oSt Cleer's
oSt Clement
St Cross
oSt David's
St Day
St Dogmael's
St Donat's
St Faaan's
St Faith
St Florence
St Gennis
St George's
St Georgan's
St German's
oSt Helen's i^Lanca-
shire)
St Helen's
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409
St Issey
Sawley
Shapwick
Shorne
oSolihuU
oSt Ives (Cornwcall)
Sawrey
Shardlow
Shotley
Solihull
oSt Ives (Hunting-
Sawston
Shareshill
oShotley-Bridge
oSolva
don)
Saw try
Sharnbrook
Shottisham
Somerby
St John
Saxelby
Shaw
Shouldham
Somerford-Magna
St John's
Saxlingham
Shaw (Oldham)
Shrewton
Somersham
St John's Chapel
oSaxmundham
Shaw Mills (Leeds)
oShrewsbury
oSomerton
St John's Common
Saxondale
Shawbury
oShrivenham
Sompting
St John's Hill
Saxon Street
Shawstown
Shurdington
Sonning
oSt John's Wood
Scalby
Shearsly
Shurlock Row
Souldern
(MiddJesex)
Scaldwell
Shebber
Sibford
oSouthall
oSt Just
Scamblesby
Shedfield
Sible-Hedingham
oSoutham
St Keverne
oScarborough
Sheepridge
Sibsey
oSouthampton
St Lawrence
Scarcroft
Sheepscombe
Sibson
Sou til Bersled
oSt Leonard's-on-Sea
Scarisbrook
Sheepwash
Sicklesmere
South borough
St Mabyn
Scarliff
Sheepy
Sidbury
Southbourne
St Margaret's at
Scawby
oSheerness
Sidcot
South Brent
Elmham
Scethrog
oSheffield
Siddington
South Cerney
St Margaret's at Cliff
School (5reen
oSheffield Moor
Sidford
South Chard
St Martin's
Scopwick
(Sheffield)
Sidlesham
Southchurch
St Mary Bourne
oScilly (Islands)
oShefford
oSidmouth
South Croxton
St Mary Cray
oScole
Shefford (Hungerf.)
Sigglesthorne
oSouthend (Essex)
St Mawes
Scorton
Shelly
SighiU
South Elkingtou
St Mellion
Scothern
Shelton
Silchester
South Elmsall
oSt Neot's
©Scotland Eoad
Shenington
Sileby
Southerndown
St Nicholas
(Liverpool)
Shenley
Silkstone
Southery
St Osyth
Scotter
Shenstone
Silsden
South Ferriby
St Owen's
Scottow
Shepperton Green
Silsoe
South-Fleet
St Peter's (Thanet)
Scraton
Shepton Beauchamp
Silverdale
Southill
St Sampson's
Serayingham
oShepton-Mallet
Silverstone
South Hindley
St Stephen's
Scremerston
oShere
Silverton
South Kelsey
St Tudy
Seacombe
Sherfield
Singleton
South Kyme
St Weonard's
Seacroft
oSherborne
Singlewell
Southleigh
Salcombe
Seacroft
Sherborne (North-
Sinnington
South LUtleton
Salford, by Manch.
oSeaford (Sussex)
leach)
Sissinghurst
South Leverton
Salford (Evesham)
Seaforth
Sherbourne (Ferry-
oSittingbourne
South LufFenham
ISaling
Seagrave
bridge)
Skelmanthorp
South Miltbrd
©Salisbury
oSeaham
Sherbum (Dm-ham)
Skelton
South Mimms
Salperton
Sea-House
Sherriff-Hutton
Skelton-on-Ure
oSouthmolton
oSaltash
Seal
Sherringham Upper
Sketty
South Moreton
Saltfleet
Seamer
Sherrington
Skidby
South Newington
Salttbrd
Seaton
Sherwell Cross
Skillington
South Oekendon
Salthill
SeatonDelaval
Sheviock
Skipsea
Southouram
Salton
Seaton Sluice
oShields (North)
oSkipton
(/South Petherton
Salway Ash
Sea-View
oShields(South)
Skirlaugh
oSouthport
Sampford Arundell
Seavinglon
oShiere
Slaidburn
oSouthsea
Sandal
oSedburgh
oShiffnal
oSlaithwaite
South Shields
oSandbach
Seddlescombe
Shilbottle
Slaley
South Stainley
Sanderstead
oSedgefield
Shildon
Slapton (Leight Baz)
South Stoke
Sandford
Sedgley
Shillingstone
Slapton (Dartmou.)
Southshore
oSandgate (Kent)
Seend
Shilton
oSleaford
South Sydenham
Sandhurst (Glouces. )
Selborne
Shimpling
Sledmere
South Thoresljy
Sandhurst (Stajjle-
oSelby
Shinfield
Sleights
South warnboro'
hurst)
Selling
Shiney Row
Slimbridge
South Weald
Sandhurst (Woking-
Selmeston
Shipdham
Slindon
oSouthwell
ham)
Selsey
Shiplake Row
Slinfold
Southwick
Sandhutton
Selston
oShipley (York)
Slingsby
Southwick (Shore-
Sandiacre
Send
oShipston-on-Stour
oSlough
ham)
Sandling
Senny
Shipstone-under-
Smallbridge
Southwick (Sunder-
Sandon
S essay
Wychwood
Smallburgh
land)
Sandown
Setch
Shipton (Salisbury)
Smalley
South With am
Sandplace
oSettle
Shipton (York)
Small Heath
oSouthwold
Sandway
oSeven-Oaks
Shirehampton
Smarden
South Zeal
oSandwich
Severn-Stoke
Shirenewton
Smeeth
Sowe
Sandwith
Shadingfield
Shirley
Smethcote
Sowerby
Sandy
oShaftesbury
Shirley-Como
Smethwick
oSowerby-Bridge
Saneton
Shalbourne
Shirleywich
Snainton
oSpalding
Bapey Bridge
Shaldon
Shitlington
oSnaith
S paid wick
3apperton
Shalfleet
Shobden
Snape
Sparkbrook
3arn
Shalford
oShooter's Hill
Snienton
Sparshol
3arre
Shalstone
oShoreditch (Middle-
Snodland
Speen
Satley
Shamby Green
sex)
Snettisham
Spennimoor
Satterthwaite
oShanklin (Isle of
oShoreham (Sussex)
Snitterfield
Spennithorne
Raundby
Wight)
Shoreham (Seven-
Snoring, Little
oSpilsby
Saundersfoot
Shanklin
Oaks)
Soberton
Spittal
oSawbridgeworth
Shap
Shorewell
oSoham
Spittal (Berwick)
410
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Spoforth
Stockbury
Strensall
Swinford
Theberton
Spondon
Stockingford
Streusliam
Swinnerton
Theddingworth
Sporle
Stockland
Stretford
Swinton
Thedellethrope
Spotland Bridge
oStockport
' Stretham
Swinton (Man-
The Lodge
Sprat ton
Stocksfield
Stretton (Stamford)
chester)
Theobalds
Springfield
Stockton
Stretton (Coventry)
oSydenham (Kent)
oThetford
Sproatley
Stockton-in-the
oStroud (Gloucester
Sydliug
oThirsk
Sprow-ton
Forest
shire)
Syersham
Thickerton
Squirrel's Heath
oStockton-on Tees
Stroud Green
oSwynton (Yorksh.)
Swynnerton
Thougsbridg&
Stadliampton
Stogumber
Stubbington
Thormiindby
oStafFord
Stogursey
Studham
Syston (Leicester)
Thoralby
oStaindrop
oStoke-upon-Trent
Stud land
Syston (Grantham)
oThornbury
Stainforth
Stoke (Gosport)
Studley
Tackley
Thornbury
oStaines
Stoke (Yeovil)
Stukeley, Great
Tacolnestone
Thorucombe
Staiuland
Stoke-by-Nayland
Stukeley, Little
oTadcaster
Thornden
Stainton
Stoke (Devonport)
Sturmer
Taddington
oThorne
Staithes
Stoke (Halstead)
Sturminster-Mar-
oTaibach
Thorney
Stalbridge
Stoke (Newark)
shall
Takely
Tkorner
oStaley- Bridge
Stoke Bruen
oSturminster-New-
oTalgarth
Thorngumbald
Stalthara
Sboke-Canon
ton
Talsarne
Thornham (Lynn)
oStamfurd
Stoke-Climslaa
Sturry
Talisarn
Thornham (Alaid-
S tam ford - Bridge
oStoke- Ferry
Sturton
Talvbont
stone)
Stamfordham
Stoke-Fleming
Stutton
Tallyllyn
Thornham (Eye)
Standford
Stoke Gabriel
Sudborough
Tallysarna
Thornhill
Standisli
Stoke Goldington
oSudbury
Tamerton
Thornley
Standlake
Stoke -Green
Sudbury (Uttoxeter)
oTamworth
Thornton
Standon
Stoke Hammond
Sulham
Tanbridge
Thorpe (Colchester)
Stanford Dingley
Stoke Holy Cross
Sulhampstead
Tanybwlch
Thorpe (Chertsey)
S tan ford-i a-the- Vale
oStoke (Newington,
Summers town
Taniield
Thorpe Malsor
Stanford-le-hope
Middlesex)
oSunderland
Tangiers
(Kettering
Stanground
Stoke-in-Teignliead
Suudridge
Tan worth
Thorpe-St- Andrew's
oStanhope
Stoke Prior
oSunning-Hill
Taplow
oThorverton
Stanley
Stoke St Gregory
oStokenciiurcli
Surbiton
Tarleton
oThrapstone
oStanmore
Surbiton-Hill
oTarporley
oThree Mile Cross
Staningley
oStokescroft(Bri3tol)
Surfleet
Tarrant-Gunville
Threekingham
Stannington
Stokenham
Sutterton
Tarring
Throwley
Stansfield
oStokesley
Sutton (Neston)
Sutton (Ely)
Tarrington
Thuriow
Stanstead
oStone (Stafifordsh.)
Tarvin
Thurgarton
Stanstead (Ware)
Stonebridge
Sutton (Epsom)
Tattenhall
Thurgoland
Stanton
Stone-Easton
Sutton (Guildford)
Tathwell
Thurnby
Stanton-Drew
Stonehouse (Ply-
Sutton (St Helen's)
Tattingstone
Thunock (West>
Stanton Harcourt
moutb)
Sutton (Woodbr.)
oTaunton
Thurston
Stanwell
oStonehouse(Stroud)
oSutton-in-Ashfield
oTavistock
Thursby
Stapenhill
Stonesfield
Sutton-Bridge
Taw Bridge
Thwaite
Staple Cross
Stoney-Cross
Sutton-Bonnington
Tawstock
Thwait
Staplefield-Common
Stoney-Middleton
oSutton-Coldtield
Taynton
Thwing
Staple Fitzpaine
oStoney-Scratford
Sutton-Benger
Tealby
Tibshelf :
Stapleford
Stoney Stanton
Sutton-at-Hone
Tean
oTicehurst !
oStaplehurst
oS ton ham
Sutton -oa-Derwent
Teachbrook
Tibenham
Stapleton (Bristol)
Stonham-Aspall
Sutton-in-the-Forest
Teflfont
Tickenham
Stapleton (Langport)
Stonnall
Sutton-Scotney
oTeignmouth
oTickhill
Starcross
Stopesley
Sutton- Valance
(E. & W.)
Ticknall
Staughton Great
oStorington
Sutton-Veney
oTemple-Cloud
Tiddenham
oStaunton
Stotfold
Swadluicote
(Somersetshire)
Tiddington
Stavely (Yorksh.)
Stoulton
oSwaffham
Temple-Comb
oTideswell
oStavely (Derbysh.)
oStourbridge
Swainby
Temple Sowerby
Tidworth
Stawley
Stourmouth
Swaitlding
Tempsford
Tiffeld
Stebbing
Stourpaine
Swallow
oTenbury
Tilbury (West)
Steeple (Maldon)
oStourport
Swallowfield
oTenby
Tilingbam
Steeple(Tro\vbridge)
Stowbridge
Swallwell
oTenterden
Tillington Street
Steeple Bumpstead
Stow cum Quay
oSwanage
Terling
Tilshead
Steeple-Claydon
Stower
Swanland
Terrington (York)
Tilslock
Stetchworth
S to way
Swanbourne
Terrington (Lynn)
Timberland
oStevenage
Stowmaries
Swanmore
Teston
Timsbury
Steveuton
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Swanscombe
oTetbury
Tiutinhull
Stewkley
oStow-on-the- Wold
oSwansea
Tetford
Tintwhistle
Steyning
Stradbrooke
Swanwick
oTetsworth
Tingewick
oSteyning (Hurst
Stranton
Swartaston
Tettenhall Regis
oTintem-Abbe
Pier Point)
0 Strand
Swathling
Tetnerg
oTipton
Stickney
Stratford St Mary
Swavesey
oTewksbury
Tiptree Heath
Stiflford
oStratford-on-Avon
Swepstone
Tey, Great
Tirley
Stillington
oStratford (Essex)
Swillington
oThame
Tisbury
oStilton
oStratton (Dorches.)
Swinbridge
Thames-Ditton
Titchfield
Stisted
Stratton
oSwindou
Thatcham
T itch marsh
Stock
Streatly
Swinefleet
oThaxted
Titherleigh
oStockbridge
Street
Swineshead
oTheale
Titley
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
411
oTiverton
oTuxford
Wakering
Warringham
oWest-Bromwich
Tockwith
Tweedraouth
Wakes-Colne
Warter
West-Burton
oToilmoi-iJen
Twerton
Walberton
Warthing
West-Chickerell
Toddiuutun
Tn'inebam
Waldron
Wartm
West-Clandou
Tuft
Twy cross
Walesby
oWarwick
West- Clay ton
Tollerton
oTwyford (Berks)
Walford
Warwick Bridge
West-Coker
Tolleshunt-D' Arey
Twyford (Winches-
Walker
(Carlisle)
West Cranmore
oToutiim (Surrey)
ter)
AVakeriugbam
Wasliford
West-Dean
Toovil "
Tydd
Walkern
Washington
oWest-Derby
Topcliffe
Tydesley
Walkerington
Wastdale
West-Drayton
oTopsham
Tyuemouth
Wall
Watchet
West-End (Slough)
Tor (Torquay
Tvwardreth
oWallingford
Waterbeach
West- End (South-
Torpoiiit
oUckfield
Wallsend
Waterfoot
ampton)
oTorquay
Uddimore
Walbottle
Waterheag-Mill
West-Farleigh
oTorrington
Uifculme
Walmer
oWateriugbury
West-Felton
Tortworth
Uffington (Farring-
Walney
Waterloo
West-Fu-le
oTotHcss
don)
Walpole-St- Andrew
Watermillock
West-Green
TotterdowB
Uffinton (Stamford)
oWallsall
Water Newton
oWest-Grinstead
oTottenbam (Mid-
UiFton
Walsdea
Waterstock
West-Haddlesey
dlesex
Ugborough
Walsham-le- Wil-
0 Watford
West-Haddon
oTottenhatn Court
Uloombe
lows
Watford (Daventry)
Mest-Hallam
Eoad
Ulcomb
Walsinghara
Wath
West-Heslerton
Tottington
oUlceby
Waltham (Grimsby)
Watlington
West-Hide
oTotton ( Hants)
Uley
oWaltham (Green)
oWatlington (Oxon)
West Lul worth
oTowcester
Ullestborpe
Waltham (Melton
Watnall
oWest-Malling
Towlaw
oUlverstoue
Mowbray)
Watton (Ware)
West-Marden
Town-Mailing
Unswortb
Waltham-Abbey
WattiDn (Norfolk)
0 Westminster
Tow3'n
Upham
oWaltham-Cross
Wavenden
(Middlesex)
Trawdon Forest
Uphill
(Herts)
Waverton
West-Meon
Treborough
Upholland
Walton Lutter-
Wavertree
West-Moulsey
oTrecastle
Dpleatham
worth)
Wear Gifford
West Penuard
oTredegar
Uplyme
Walton (Glaston-
Wear's Head
West Rainton
TreetoQ
Upminster
bury)
Weasenham
West-Rasen
Trefrew
TJpnor
Walton (Ipswich)
Weatbersfield
West-Tarring
oTregaron
Upottery
Walton-iu-Gordano
Weaverbam
West- Till. ury
Tregeare
Upper Arley
Walton (Bristol)
Waverthrope
West-Town
Tregony
oUpper Baker St.
oWalton-on-Naze
Weble Green
West Wellow
Tremadock
(Middlesex)
Walton (Stafford
Wedmore
West Wickham
Trentbam
Upper-Chute
oWalton-on-Thames
oWednesbury
West Woodhay
Tremerchton
Upper Deal
Wal ton -on-the- Hill
Wednesfield
West Wratting
Trevena
Upper Dicker
Walton-le-Dale
oWeedon
Wesbourne
Treview
Upper-Gornal
Waltou-le-Soken
Week St Mary
Westbury
Trevlne
Upper Hardress
oWalworth (Surrey)
Weeley
oAVestbury
Trimdon
oUpper-Mill
Wambrook
Weelock
Westbury (Wells)
Trimley
Upper Northfleet
oWandsworth
Wellbourne
Westbury-ou-Severn
Trinity
Upper Stoke
(Surrey)
Welbury
oWestbury-on-Trym
oTring
oUppingham
oWangford
Weldon
Westcott
Trotter's ClifiF
Uppington
Wanlip
0 Wei ford
oWesterliam
Troulbeck Bridge
Upton
oUpton-on-Severn
Wanborough
Welford
AVestfield
oTrowbridge
oWansford
oWelliuborougli
Westhoughton
Trull
Upton-St- Leonard's
oWantage
Welliugore
Westleton
Trumpington
Upway
oWapping High St
0 Wellington (Salop)
Westley Waterless
oTruro
oUpwell
(Middlesex)
oWellingtou (Somer-
Westoe
Trustborp
Urchfont
Warbleton
set)
Weston
TrysuU
oUsk
Warborough
oWells (Norfolk)
Weston Birt
Tryddyn
Us worth
Warboys
oWells (Somerset)
Weston Favell
Tuckenhay
oUttoxeter
Warburton
Wellsbourne
Weston- Green
Tucking Mill
0 Uxbridge
Warcop
Wellsbridge
0 Weston-super-Mare
Tuddenbaui
oVentnor (Isle of
Wardlington
oWelshpool (Mont-
Weston under Pen-
Tugall
Wight)
Wardle
gomery)
yard
Tugby
Victoria (Abergave-
oWare
Welney
Weston TurviUe
oTunbridge
^ney)
Ware Gifford
oWelwyn
Wetheral
oTunbridge Wells
Victoria (Newport)
Ware's Head
oWem
oWetherby
oTunstall (Stafford-
Waberthwaite
oWareham
0 Wend over
Wetherincsett
shire)
Waddesden
Warenford
Wenuington
AVetley Roiks
Tunstall (Woodbr.)
Waddington
Warehorne
Wensley
Woybourne
Tur Langton
oWadebridge
Wargrave
Wentworth
Weybridge
Turgis
Wadesmill
Wark
oWeobley
oWeymouth
Turudich
oWadhurst
Warkworth
Werdley
AVeyhill
TumersbiU
Wadsley-Bridge
Warley
Wereham
Wbaley-Bridge
oTurbam G-reen
Wad worth
Warlingham
Werringtoa
Whalton
(Middlesex)
Waenfawt
oWarminster
West-Alvington
oWhalley (Lancash. )
Tur ton
oWainfleet
Warmley
West-Ardsley
Whaplode
Turvey
Wayhen
Warninglid
West- Ashling
What ton
TurviUe
oWakefield
Warnford
West-Auckland
Wheatham stead
oTutbury
Wakeham
Warnham
West-Bolton
0 Wheat ley
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Wheelock
Wheldrake
W her well
oWliiekbam
"Whiddon Down
■Wliilton
■Whimple
Wbippingham St.
Whipton
Wissonsetfc
■Wliiston
Whitacre
Whitburn
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oWbitechapel (Mid-
dlesex
o'Wbitehurcb(Haiits)
oWbitcburcb (Salui>)
Wbitcburcb (Bristol)
oWbitcburcb ( Here-
fordsbire)
■Whitcbiu-cb (Bland-
ford)
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bury)
Whitchurch (Read-
ing)
Wbitcburcb-Ca-
nonicorum
White Croft
Whitebart
0 Whitehaven
White-Parish
White Waltbam
Whitfield
Wbitewell
Whitford
Wbitkirk
Whitley
Wbitininster
Whitmore
oWhitstable
Whitstone
Whittingbam-st.
QWbittington (Os-
westry)
Whittington (Lich-
field)
Wbittlebury
oWbittlesea
Whittlesford
Wbittle-le-Woods
Whittwell(Welwyn)
Wbitwell (Worksop)
Whitwell (York)
WbitTvick
Whitwood
Wbitworth
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AdrigoU
Agbaboy
Aghada
Aghadowey
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Winfrith
Wolvey
Wibtoft
Wing
Wolviston
Wicken
Wingate
Womborne
Wicker
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Womersley
Wickersley
Winkfield
Wonersh
Wickford
Winkfield Street
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Wickbam
Winkleigh
Woodbastick
Wickham Bishops
Winkton
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Wickbam-Brook
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Woodbury
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Winsham
Wood-Chester
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Woodchurch
Widdicombe
Winster
Woodford (Esses)
Widdrington
Winston
Woodford-Bridge
Widford
Winstone (Ciren-
Woodham-ferris
oWigan
cester)
Wood Hatch
Wigginton
Winterborne- Abbas
Woodhouse Eaves
Wigmore
Winterbourne
Woodley
Wigston
(Bristol)
oWoodstock
oWigton
Winterbourne
Woodville
Wilbarstin
(Salisbury)
Wookey
Wilberfoss
Winteringham
Wool
Wilby
oWinterton
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Wilford
Winthorpe
Woolfardisworth
Willand
Win wick
Woolley
Willen
oWirksworth
Woolhampton
oWillenball
oWisbeacb
Woolpit
Willesborougb
Wisborough- Green
Woolstanton
Willingale
Wissendine
Woolston
Willingdon
Wistantow
Woolstone
Willingbam(Stlves)
oWitham
Woolton
Wniingbam (Gains-
Witton Gilbert
oWoolwieh (Kent)
borough)
Witchampton
Wooperton
Willington (Bedford)
Whitchingbam
Wootton
Willington (Burton)
Witberidge
oWootton-Basset
Willington(Durham)
Withem
Wootton-Bridge
Willington (New-
Withemsea
oWorcester
castle T.)
Witbnall
Wordsley
oWilliton
oWitbyham
Worfield
Wilmington
oWitney
oWorkington
Wilncote
Witton Park
oWorksop
WiUougbby
Witton-le-Wear
Worlaby
WLUsbridge
oWiveliscombe
World's End
Wilmington (Ax-
oWivelsfield
Worle
minster)
Wivenhoe
Worlington
Wibnslow
Wix
Worlingworth
WUncote
oWobum (Bucks)
Wormbridge
Wilsden
oWobum (Beds)
Worminglid
Wilton
oWoking
Wormley
oWimbome
oWokingbam
Wormsbill
oWin canton
Wold Newton
Worplesdon
Winch, East
Wollaston
Worsbro'
oWincbcombe
WoUaton
Worstead
Winchelsea
Wolston
Worthen
oWincbester
Wolseley-Bridge
Worthenbury
oWincbfield
oWolsingbam
oWorthing
oWindermere
oWolverhampton
Worting
Windlesbam
Wolverley
Wortley
©Windsor
Wolverston
oWootton-under-
Wioford
oWolverton
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Ardagb
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Allihees
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Ardstraw
Annabilt
Ardaragh
Ardtrea
Annalong
oArdee
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Annamoe
Ardfert
oArmagh
Annas call
Ardfinan
Annoy
oAntrim
oArdglass
Artane
Arboe
Ardloher
oArthurstown
Archersto-wn
Ardmore
Articlave
oWragby( Wakefield)
oWragby
Wrangle
Wrantage
Wray
Wraysbury
Wreaks
Wrecclesham
Wrenbury
Wrentbam
oWrexham
oWrington
Writtle
0 Wroth am
WroughtoQ
Wroxeter
Wroxton
Wybanbury
Wyberton
oWycombe (High)
oWye Kent
Wyke-Regis
Wylani
Wymeswould
oWymondham
Wymondham
Wytham
Yalding
oYallon (Somerset)
Yapton
Yarcombe
Yardley
Yardley Hastings
oYarm
0 Yarmouth (Isle of
Wight)
oYarmouth (Norfk.)
Yattenden
Y at ton
Yatton Reynell
Yaxley (Eye)
Yaxley (Peterboro;
Yeadon
Yealand-Conyers
oT ealhampton
Yeldham
oYeovil
Yetminster
Yockleton
Yolvertoft
oYork
Yorkley
oYork-Town (Sur-
rey)
Youl-Greave
Yoxall
oYoxford
Ystalyfera
oYstradgynlais
oArva
oAsbboume
Ashfield
oAshford
Askeaton
oAthboy
oAthenry
Athleague
oAthlone
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
413
oAthy
Ballyheigue
Bohola
Carrigans
Clonegal
Aughalee
oBallyjames Duff
oBonmahon
Carrigart
Clonevan
Augnamullen
Ballykele
Bonniconlan
Carrigbue
oClunes
Augher
Ballykerry
Borrisoleigh
Carrigtwohil
oClonrael
oAuclinacloy
Ballylinan
oBooterstown
Carrowdore
Conlara
0 A ugh rim
Ballylongford
Borris
C'ashcarrigan
Clonlost
Avle
Ballymacoda
oBorrisakane
oCashel
Clonmore
oBagnalstown
Ballymackey
oBorris-in-Ossory
oCastlebar
Cloone
oBaily borough
Ballymackenny
oBoyle
oCastlebellingham
Clonroche
oBalbriggan
Ballymagelligute
oBray
oCastleblakeuey
Clonsilla
Baldoyie
Ballymaguigan
Brantry
oCastleblaney
Clontibrefc
Baleek
Ballymaleel
Brannockstown
Castlebridge
Clonmellan
Balkeraa
oBallymahon
Bready
Gastlecaultield
Clontarf
Balla
Ballyinascanlan
Bridgetown
oCastlecomer
oClough
Ballacolla
oBallymena
British
oCastleconnel
Clough (Ballymena)
oBallaghaderin
oBallymoe
Broadford
oCastledawson
oClouglijordan
oBiUibay
Ballymitty
Broadway
Castlederg
Clouglier
Baliicarry
oBallymoney
oBrookborough
oCastledermot
Cloughey
Ballickmoyler
Ballymore
Brosna
oCastlefin
Cloyfin
oBallina
Ballymore-Eu stace
Broughshane
oCastle Island
oCloyne
Ballinacurra
0 Bally mote
oBruff
Castle Elhs
Coachford
Balliuafad
oBallynacargy
Brownstown
Castlefreke
Coagh
Ballinagh
oBallynahinch
Bryansford
Castlegregory
Coalisland
Ballmalack
oBallynamore
Bunby
Castleknock
Colliustown
Ballinagore
Balljrnaskeagh
Bunbrusna
Castleshane
Colehill
Ballinakill
Ballyneety
oBuncrana
Castlelyons
oColeraine
Ballinalee
Ballynure
Bundoran
oCastlemartyr
Collon
Ballinamallard
Ballyporeen
Bunnanaden
oCastlepollard
oCollooney
Ballinamore Bridge
oBallyragget
Bunratty
oCastle Kickard
oComber
oBallinasloe
Ballyroan
Burncourt
oCastletown
Comeragh
oBallincollig
oBallyshannon
Burren
Castletown (Kilbeg-
Conner
Ballinderry
oBallytore
Burton Port
gan)
Cong
oBallindine
Ballyvary
Burnfoot
Castletown (Mount-
Convoy
oBallingarry
Ballyvaghan
oBushmills
rath)
oCookstown
Ballinglen
BalljTrourney
Butler's Bridge
oCastledowndelvin
Coolany
Ballinhassig
Ballyvoy
oButtevant
Castletowu-lonyers
Coolattin
oBal Unrobe
Bally waiter
oCabinteely
Castletown- Roche
Coolbawn
Ballintra
Ballyward
oCaherciveen
Castletownsend
Coolkenuo
Ballinspittle
Balratli
oCahir
oCastlewellan
Cool rain
Ballinboy
oBaltinglass
Cahirconlish
Causeway
oCork
Ballisdore
Baltimor
Cahersiveen
oCavan
Coolsallogh
Ballitore
oBanagher
Cairne Castle
Cecilstown
oCootehiil
Bal liver
oBanbridge
oCaledon
oCelbridge
Courtown Harbour
Ballon
oBandon
oCallaa
Chapelizod
Courmasherry
Ballyaughlis
0 Bangor
Camp
oCharleville
Craig-a-vad
Ballyardle
Bannow
Campsie
Church-Hill (En-
Cratloe
Ballybrittsls
Banteer
Camlough
niskillen)
Crawfordsburn
Ballybunion
oBantry
oCamolin
Church-Hill (Let-
oCraughwell
Billybrack
Barua
Canningstown
terkenny)
Creeslough
oBailybrophy
Barney
Cappamore
Church town
Cretteyard
Ballycahill
Barrington's Bridge
Cappawhite
Clabby
Creggan
Ballycarry
Bawnboy
oCappoquin
Clareen
Croghan
Ballycassidy
Beaufort
Carbury
Claragalway
Crookliaven
Ball yean ew
Belcarra
Carland
Clady
Crookstown
Ballycarney
Beleek
Carlanstown
Clane
Croome
oBallycastle
oBelfast
oCarlingford
0 Clara
Crosdony (Cavan)
Ballycogly
Bellaghy
oCarlow
Clare
Cross
Ballycolbe
oBelmuUet
oCarn
oClaremorria
Crosskeys
Ballyclare
oBelturbet
oCarnew
Clarina
Crossakeale
oBallyconnell
Benburb
Camagh
Clashmore
oCrossdoney
Ballycumber
Bennet's Bridge
Camlough
Clerihan
Crossgar
Ballydehob
Beragh
Camteel
Cliffeny
oCrossmaglen
Ballyfamon
Bettystown
Camay
oCliffden
Crossmolina
Ballyfeard
Bhermeen
Carnmoney
oCloghan
oCrumlin
Ballyforan
Birdhill
Carrick
oClogheen
Crusheen
Ballygar
Blacklion
Carrickboy
oClogher
Cuffes Grange
oBallygawley
oBlackrook
Carrickmore
Clogher-Head
Culmore
oBaUyglass
Blackrock (Cork)
Carregaholt
oCloghnakilty
Culdafif
Ballygowan
Blackwatertown
oCarrickfergua
Cloghran
Cullybackpy
Ballyglunin Park
BlackhiU
oCarrickmacross
Clonard
Currans
Ballygormaa
Blackwater
oCarrick-uuS'lu.n-
Clonaslie
Curry,: It^is
Ballygrainey
Blennerville
non
Clonakity
oCurotin
Ballyhooly
oBlessington
oCai-rick-ou-Suir
Clonbulloge
oCushendill
Ballyhaise
Blue Ball
Carrigahorig
Clonbur
oDalkcy
Ballyhaelnia
Board Mills
Carrigaline
Clondalkin
oDangan
Ballyhenan
Boherbue
2js
Carrigallen
oClonee
oDelgany
414
POSTAGE DIHECTOliY.
oDerry
Uevrygonnelly
Derrylin
Berry boy
Derrymacash
Derrynoose
Dervock
De-^ertmartin
D'nadea
oDingle
i>oagh
Donabate
oDonaghadee
D inaciicloLey
Donaglimore (Dun-
gaunon)
Donaghmore
(Lougbbrickland'l
Donaxd
Donouglimore
oDonegal
oDuneraile
Doolin
Douglas
Doura
oDownpatrick
oDraperstown
Dryugan
Driomoleague
Dristernan
oDrogbeda
Dromabair
Dromara
oDromod
Dromore (Omaeh)
Dromore (County
Down)
oDromore-West
(SHgo)
Drum
DrumaLylis
Dru.ucar
Drumcose
Drumcollogher
Drum con dra
Drumcoudrath
Drumcree
Drumgriffan
oDrumkeerin
Drumlish
Drumquin
oDrumsbambo
oDrumsna
oDublin
Dugont
Duleek
Dunadry
Dunany
Dunamanagh
Dunljoyne
Duncannon
Dancormick
oDundalk
Dundonald
Dundrim (Dublin)
Dandium ^Caabel)
oDunfanaghy
oDungaunon
oDungarvan
oi^ungiven
oDungloe
Duukerin
Diinkiiieely
oDiinlaviu
oDuidetT
Dualewey
oDunmanway
Dunraore
Dunmore-East
Dunmurray
oDunsbaugLlIn
oDurrow
Easky
Eden
oEdenderry
Edemy
Edermine
oEdgeworthstone
Eglish
oElphin
Emo
Emly
oRmyrale
oEnfield
oEnnis
oEnniscorthy
Enniskean
Enniskerry
oEoniskillen
oEnnestimon
oEyrecourt
F:igoat
Fab an
Farran
Fatbam
Fairview
Falcaragh
Feakle
Feeuy
Fenagli (Carrick-on
Sbannon)
Fenacb (Leigblin
Bridge)
Ferbane
oFermoy
oFerns
Ferry bank CWaterf.)
oFetbard
FetbiLrd (Artbursto.
Finea
Finglass
Fintona
Fin voy
oFivemiletown
Five Alley
oFlorence-Court
oFlarrybridge
Fonsto-wn
Forkbill
Foulkesmill
oFoxford
Foxball
Foynes (Limerick)
oFrankfcrd
oFrencbpark
oFresbford
Fuerty
Galbally
oGalway
Garristown
Garrison
Garron Point
Garvaghey
oGarvagb
GeasheU.
Geyne
olrilford
Glaueely
Glanmire
Glandore
Glanamaddy
I Glautane
Glanworth
Glanariffe
Glasslough
Glassnevia
Glasson
Glasthule
oGlenarm
Glenavy
Glenbegb
Glenderraot
Glengariff
Glenties
Glenville
Glin
Glounthaun
Golden
Golden-ball
oGoresbridge
oGorey
Gormanstown
oGort
Gortin
Gouran
oGowran
Grace -Hill
Graigue
oGranard
Grange-Con
Greenan
Green Island
Greystones
Greencastle
Grey- Abbey
Groom sport
Gurteen
Hackballscross
fiacketstown
oHeadford
Herbertstown
oHillsborough
Hilltown
HoUvford
Hollyfort
oHoUymount
oHollywood
Hulycross
Hospital
oHowth
Inch
Incbgeelah
Inneskeen
Inisberoane
oinnishannon
Inniscarra
oinnistiogue
Island-Magee
Jarretspass
Jobuston Bridge
oJolinstown
Julianstown
oKanturk
Katesbridge
Keadue
oKeady
oKells
Kflis (Antrim)
Kells (Stoneyford)
Kenagh
oKenmare
Kesh
oKilbeggan
Kilbride
Kilbritain
Kilcar
oKileock
Kilcolgan
Kilconnel
Kilcoole
Kilcooley
oKilcuUen
Kilcrest
Kildalky
oKildare
oKildorrery
Kildress
oKildysart
Kilgarvan
Kiltenora
Kilfinane
Kilkee
Kllkeel
oKilkelly
©Kilkenny
Kilkerrin
Kilkeshan
KUl
Killagan
oKillala
oKillalo
Killane
oKilarney
KUasbee
Killeagh
Killedmont
Killeesbil
Killeagh
Killen;rdrish
Killeshandra
Killetter
Killincby
Kiilinick
Killiney
Killorglin
Killough
oKilluchaja
Killurin
oKillybegs
Killygordon
Killylea
oKillyleigh
Killyman
Killymor
Killynanle
Kilmacow
Kiimacrennan
oKilmacthomaa
Kilraain
oKilmallock
Kilmauagh
Kilmeadan
Kilmena
Kilmessan
Kiliuichael
Kilmoganny
Kilmore
Kilmoree
Kilmuckbridge
Kilnaleck
oKilrea
Kilroosky
oKiliTish
Kilskeery
Kilsbelan
Kiltegan
Kiltormer
Kiltyclogher
oKil worth
Kinallen
King Williamstow
oKingscourt
oKingstown
Kinlough
oKinnegad
Kinnetty
oKiusale
Kin vara
Kiioubbin
Kish
oKnock
Knockcloghrim
Knocknacoppal
Knocklong
Knockmore
Knockuacarry
Knocktopher
Kyle
Laliasbeeda
Lack
Lagbey
Lanesborough
oLarne
Lab inch
Laurencetown (Bal-
linasloe)
Laurencetown (Ban-
bridge)
Leggs
Lfighlinstown
oLeighlinbridge
oLeixlip
Leitrim
Lenamore
oLetterkenny
Letter Breen
Letterfrack
Lettermacaward
Letallion
Licarrow
Lifford
Ligoniel
oLimerick
Lisbellan
oLisburn
LiscaiTol
Lisdoonvarna
Liskenfere
oLismore
Lisuacree
Linagry
oLisnaskea
Lisryan
Lissan
oListowel
oLittleton
oLundondcrry
oLongford
Lougwood
Lorrha
Lough Easke fi
Loughan
oLougligall
oLougbbrickland
Loughglyn
oLougiirea
Lougliil
Lougmoe
Louisborough
Louth
oLower Bagot Street
(Dublin)
oLowtherstown
oLucan
oLurgan
Lusk
Macosquin
oMacroom "
Madden
Mageraiin
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
Mageraveely
dMagliera
oMagherafelt
Macgheracrigan
Magheiamurne
JVIagliery
Magilligan
Maguire's bridge
oMalaliide
Alalin
M alone
oilaliow
Manor-Cunningham
oManor-Hamilton
oMarliethill
Mao Bridge
Marltield
oMary borough
oMaynooth
Merrion
Meulagh
oMiildleton
Middletown
Millbrook
Milford
oMillstreet
Miltuwn (Belturbet)
Miltown (Tralee)
oililtown-Malbay)
Miltowiipass
Minenstowu
oMitchelstown
oMoate
oMohill
Moincoim
oMoira
oMouaghan
oMonastereven
oMonegall
oMoneymore
Monivea
Moukston (Cork)
Monkstown(Kiiigst.)|
Morroe I
Morrowstone
Mosside
oMount BellewBrid.
Mouriteliailes
Mouiitfield
oMountmellick
Mountnorris
oMountnugent
oMountrntli
Mouutsh.'innon
Mount-Talbot
oMovOle
oMoy
Mayallen
MoycuUen
Moylough
Moynalty
Moyne
Moyvore
Muff
Muff-don
Mullinahone
oMuUingar
Malinavat
Muliifarnliam
Murrintown
Myshall
oNaas
Naria
Naul
oNavan
oNenagh
New-Birmingham
Newbliss
oNewbridge
Newbridge (Rath-
drum)
oNewcastle
Newcastle (Castle
wellan)
Newcastle ( Tippera. )
Newmarket
oNewmarket-on-
Fergus
Newmills
©Newport (Tippe-
rary)
oNewport (Mayo
oNewry
oNewtownards
oNewtowu-Barry
Newtownbreda
vNe\\i.own-Butler
Newtown-Cuuning-
ham
oNewtown-Forbes
Newtown - Hamilton
c/Newtown-Lima-
vady
oNewtowu-Mount-
Kennedy
oNewtown Stewart
Nobber
Nuruey
O'Brieusbridge
O'Callaghans' Mills
oOldcascle
oOmagh
Omeath
oOraiimore
Oughterarde
Oulart
Ovens
Olygate
Palatine
oPallasgreen
Pallaskenry
Park Gate
oParsonstown
Passage
Passage-West
Patrickswell
oPettigo
Pharis
oPhilipstown
Plumbridge
oPilltown
Pomeroy
oPortadown
oPortaferry
oPurtarlington
oPortgleuone
Portlaw
Portrush
Portstewart
oPortumna
Poyntz-Pass
Priesthaggard
Puckane
Quay
Queensborough
oQueen's Town
oQueen St. (Dublin)
Quigley's Point
Quin
Rahan
Rahamey
Rah en y
oRamelron
oRandalstown
oRaphoe
oRasharkin
Rashedag
Rashnastran
oRathangan
oRathcoole
oRathcormack
oRathdowney
oRatbdrum
Ratlifarnbam
Rathfiilaud
oRathkeale
Rathlacken
oRathmines (Dublin )
Rathmore
Rathmolyon
RathmuUen
Rath new
oRathowen
Rathvilly
Ratoath
Ravensdale
Redcastle
Redcross
Red-Hills
Rhode
Rich-Hill (Armagh)
Richmond Harbour
Ring
Riugas Keddy
Riverstown
Roan
Robertstown
Rochfortbridge
Rock
Rockbrook
Rockcon-y
Rock-mills
oRoscarbevy
0 Roscommon
oRoscrea
Rosenallis
Roslea
oRoss (or New Ross
Rose's Point
oRostrevor
Rouudstone
Roundwood
Rush
Ruskey
St Doulough's
Saintfield
Saint Johnstown
Sallins
Salt Hill
Sandholes
Santry
oScariff
Scartaglen
Scarva
Schull
Scotshouse
Scotstown
S crabby
Seaforde
Seskanore
Shanagary
Shanballymore
Shanagolden
Shannonbridge
Shannon Harbour
Shantonagh
Sharavogue
S her cock
Shrule
oSbinrone
Silverbridge
Silvermines
oSixmilebridge
Sixmilecross
Skerries
Skreen
oSkibbereen
Skull
oSlane
Slanemore
oSligo
Smithborough
Sneem
Soldierstown
Spa
Spenog
Spiddal
Stackallan
oStewartstown
Stillorgan
oStoneyford
oStrabane
oStradbally
Stradbally (Kilmac
thomas)
oStradone
Straflfan
Straid
Strandhill
Strangford
oStranorlar
Stratford
Street
oStrokestown
Summereove
Summerhill
Swanliubar
Swatragh
oSwinford
Swords
oSwords (Dublin)
Tagoat
oTaghmon
oTallaght
oTallow
Tamlaght Oerilly
A15^
Tamney
oTanderagee
Tara
oTarbert
Tartaraghan
Tashiney
Tassagh
oTemplemore
Tempi ederry
Templeogue
Templetuohy
Templepatrick
Templeshanbough
oTempo
Termonfeckin
oThomastown
oThurles
Timahoe
Timoleague
oTinahely
oTipperary
oTobberomore
Togher
Toome
Townley Hall
oTralee
oTramore
oTriliok
oTrim
oTuam
oTubbercurry
oTulla
Tiillaghan
oTullamoore
oTullow
Tullyliog
Tullyvin
Tulsk
Turmacaddy
Tydavnet
Tynagh
oTynan
Tyrrella
oTyrellspass
Union-Hall
Upper Ballinderry
Upton
Urlingford
Velencia
Ventry
Verners-Bridge
Villerstown
0 Virginia
Warringstown
oWarrenspoint
oWaterford
Watergrass-Hill
Wattlebridge
oWestpoi-t
oWexiord
White Abbey
Whitegate
Whitehall (Gouran)
Whitehall (Goresb.)
Whitehouse
oWicklow
Wilkinstown
Woodford
oYoughall
416
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
MAIL COACH ROQTES FROM EDINBURGH.
EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN DAY MAIL. 1
GLASGOW MAIL (sECOND).
t
starts from
ArriTcs on
Dist.
starts from ArriTes on
Distance.
Edinburgh.
Return.
Miles.
Edinburgh.
Return.
M. F. Y.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
h. h.
Edinburgh,
8 20 a
11 5 a
G. P. 0., Edinburgh .
12 50 a
2 45 a
30 0 0
GreenhiLL Junction
9 35 a
8 4a
Railway Station
1 0 a
2 35 a
42 2 130
Stirling
10 55 a
7 37 a
17|
Linlithgow
75 2 180
Perth .
12 30 m
6 18 a
25;^
Falkirk
95 4 185
Dundee
1 30 m
5 23 a
47i
Railway Station
2 30 a
1 15 a
112 1 5
Arbroath
2 22 m
4 36 a
Post-Office, Glasgow
2 45 a
10a
151 4 85
Stonehaven
3 58 m
3 0a
166 6 85
Aberdeen
4 51m
2 27 a
GLASGOW MAIL (THIRD).
Dist.
Miles.
H. M.
H. M.
EDINBURGH AND AB
ERDEEN.
Gen. P. 0,, Edin.
3 50 a
5 55 a
{To Invernes
'.)
Railway Station
4 0a
5 45 a
Distance.
171
471
Linlithgow
4 30 a
5 10 a
M. F. Y.
H. M.
H. M.
Railway Station
5 30 a
4 15 a
Edinburgh
10 5 m
3 0a
Post-OiSce, Glasgow .
5 45 a
4 0a
28 0 106
Larbert Junction
11 20 m
1 50 a
36 0 186
Stirling
11 38 m
1 23 a
GLASGOW MAIL (FOURTH).
69 1 16
Perth .
12 47 a
12 0 n
Dist.
84 5 109
101 4 169
142 7 116
158 3 166
174 5 166
197 5 166
208 1 166
216 1 166
Coupar-Angus
Forfar
Stonehaven
Aberdeen
Inverury
Huntly
Keith
Fochabers .
1 29 a
2 11 a
4 35 a
5 22 a
7 52 a
10 22 a
11 29 a
12 23 m
11 20 m
10 45 m
9 9m
7 46 m
6 1 m
3 31m
2 24 m
1 30 m
Miles.
171
25^
30
47^
Gen. P. 0., Edinburgh
Railway Station
Linlithgow
Falkirk .
Greenhill Junction
Railway Station
Post-Office, Glasgow ,
H, M,
8 20 a
8 30 a
9 5a
9 25 a
9 35 a
10 15 a
10 30 a
H. M,
11 5 a
10 55 a
10 10 a
9 55 a
9 45 a
9 0a
8 45 a
224 0 166
El'^in . . •
1 21 m
12 32 m
236 0 166
Forres
2 36 m
11 17 a
GLASGOW SUNDAY MORNING MAIL.
265 1 166
Inverness
5 37 m
8 20 a
Dist.
Miles.
H. M.
H. M.
G.P. 0., F.din.
9 30 m
12 10 a
EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNI
)EE, MORNING MAIL.
Railway Station
9 40 m
12 0 n
Dist.
173
25l
Linlitligow
10 27 m
11 13 m
M. F.
H. M.
H. M.
Falkirk
10 45 m 1 10 55 m
Edinburgh
6 20 m
9 40 m
32"
Castlecary .
11 Om 1 10 40m
3 0
Granton
6 50 m
9 5m
47i
Railway Station
11 40 m 1 10 Om
8 0
Burntisland
7 30 m
8 25 m
Post-Office, Glasgow .
11 55 m 1 9 45 m
14 0
Kirkcaldy .
7 48 m
8 5m
21 0
Markincli .
8 21m
7 36 m
LONDON MAIL (NI
ght).
27 0
Ladybank
8 45 m
7 15 m
Distance.
34 2
Newburgh
8 59 m
6 55 m
M. F. Y.
H. M.
r. M.
41 0
Bridge of Earn
9 15 m
6 40 m
G. p. p., Edin.
2 16 a
11 3 m
45 0
Perth
9 40 m
6 15 m
26 4 0
Carstairs
3 18 a
9 53 m
47 0
Dundee
10 15 m
5 50 m
42 4 0
Abington
3 58 a
9 20 m
60 4 0
Beatock Bridge .
4 30 a
8 42 m
EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUN
DEE, EVENING MAIL.
74 0 0
Lockerby
4 55 a
8 14 m
Dist. 1
80 0 0
Ecclefechan
5 5a
8 2m
M. F. 1
H. M.
H. M.
91 4 8
Gretna
5 27 a
7 42 m
Edinburgh
2 35 a
6 20 a
100 0 0
Carlisle
5 46 a
7 12 m
3 0 ' Granton
3 5a
5 50 a
117 5 55
Penrith
6 32 a
6 36 m
8 0 ! Burntisland
3 45 a
5 10 a
149 6 135
Kendal
7 32 a
5 33 m
14 0 1 Kirkcaldy .
4 5a
4 48 a
155 3 115
Milnethoi-pe
7 42 a
5 20 m
21 0 1 Markinch .
4 29 a
4 24 a
1,58 2 180
Burton
7 48 a
5 15 m
27 0 ' Ladvbank .
4 50 a
4 5a
170 0 170
Lancaster
8 8a
4 54 m
34 2 1 Newburch
5 5a
3 43 a
180 4 65
Garstang
8 30 a
4 32 m
41 0
Bridge of Earn .
5 25 a
3 28 a
189 6 15
Preston
8 48 a
4 7ra
45 0
Perth
5 50 a
3 5a
212 1 167
Newton
9 50 a
3 23 m
47 0
Dundee
6 15 a
2 30 a
217 0 110
Warrington
10 5 a
3 9m
241 1 50
Crewe
10 50 a
2 13 m
GLASGOW MAIL (
first).
251 5 175
Whitmore .
11 22 a
1 51m
lUst.
Mca.
General Po.st-Office,
H. M.
H. M.
265 6 82
Stafford
11 54 a
t 1 16 m
Edinburgh ,
6 35 m
9 40 m
283 1 57
Lichfield
12 30 m
i 12 44 ra
B.ailway Station .
6 45 m
9 30 m
289 2 102
Tamworth .
12 42 m 12 25 m
173
25}
Linlithgow
7 35 m
8 30 m
302 1 192
Nuneaton
1 13 m
11 59 a
Falkirk
7 50 m
8 10 m
316 5 137
Rugby
1 41 m
11 31 a
32
Ca.stlecary
Railway Station
8 15 m
7 45 m
347 1 2
Wolverton .
2 53 m
10 24 a
47i
9 15 m
7 Om
399 3 162
Euston Grove Stat.
4 32 m
8 18 a
Po
st-Office, Glasgow .
9 30 m
6 45 m
G. P.-O., London
6 0m
8 0a
POSTAGE DIRECTORY.
417
LONDON MAIL (DAY). |
DISTANCB.
starts from
Ldtnburgh.
Arrlr
Ilel
Di t
starts from
Arrives on
M. P. Y.
H. M.
H.
M F Y
Ediaburgh.
netuin.
29 1 75
Dunbar
7 1 a
G. P. p., Edin. .
8 O'a
id 25' a
36 4 105
Cockburnspath
7 19 a
26 4 0
Carstairs
9 25 a
9 15 a
41 2 15
Grant's House
7 30 a
42 4 0
Abington
10 0 a
46 2 90
Reston
7 42 a
60 4 0
Beatuck Bridge .
10 40 a
7 59 a
50 2 105
Ayton
7 51 a
74 0 0
Lockerby .
11 8 m
7 31 a
57 4 162
Berwick
8 10 a
'8 2
80 0 0
Ecclefechan .
11 21 m
72 7 147
Belford
9 2a
91 4 0
Gretna .
11 46 m
88 5 57
Bilton (Alnwick)
9 32 a
7 2
100 0 0
Carlisle .
12 3 m
6 25 a
96 0 152
Acklington (Felton)
9 47 a
117 5 55
Penrith
12 54 m
5 51 a
108 0 27
Morpeth
10 10 a
7"
129 1 205
Shap .
Kendal
1 19 m
124 0 177
Newcastle .
10 45 a
6 5
149 6 135
2 4m
4 53 a
139 7 62
Fence Houses
11 25 a
155 3 115
Milnethorpe
Burton .
2 17 m
143 4 82
Belmont (Durham)
11 40 a
5';
158 2 180
2 23 m
163 5 207
Darlington .
12 30 m
5 5
170 0 170
Lancaster
2 49 m
4 18 a
208 0 107
York .
1 55 m
■ 4 ]
180 4 65
Garstang
3 15 m
222 7 217
Milford Junction .
2 33 m
3 4
189 6 15
Preston
3 39 m
3 '45 a
228 6 107
Castleford
2 45 m
212 1 167
Newton
4 34 m
232 5 37
Normanton .
3 Om
3 5
217 0 ilO
Warrington .
4 54 m
2 '45 a
235 4 102
Oakenshaw (Wake-
241 1 50
Crewe .
5 34 m
1 45 a
field) .
3 16 m
251 5 175
Whitmore .
6 2m
242 5 122
Barnsley
3 30 m
265 6 82
Staflford
6 30 m
1 "5 a
255 6 82
Masbro'
3 57 m
2 '
283 1 67
Lichfield
7 3m
271 4 122
Chesterfield
4 27 m
2 ]
289 2 102
Tamworth .
7 15 m
12 19 a
288 2 122
Belper
4 55 m
302 1 192
Nuneaton
7 40 m
11 57 m
295 4 182
Derby .
5 20 m
1 i
316 5 137
Rugby .
8 15 m
11 30 m
307 6 197
Kegworth .
6 25ra
12
347 1 2
Wolverton .
9 17 m
312 5 82
Loughboro' .
6 37 m
399 3 162
Euston Grove Stat.
11 Om
9 15 m
325 1 27
Leicester
7 10 m
12
G. P. ().. London
11 28 m
8 45 m
345 3 27
Rugby
8 Om
11
428 1 52
Euston Grove Stat.
11 Om
9
LONDON {via NEWCASTLE)
MAIL (first).
G. P. 0., London
11 28 m
9
M F. r.
H. M.
H. M.
EDINBURGH AND THURSO.
G. P. 0., Edin.
12 24 a
12 35 a
M, F. Y.
H. M.
H.
6 3 200
Inveresk (Mussel-
Edinburgh .
10 5 m
3
burgh)
12 53 a
12 5 a
69 0 0
Perth .
12 47 a
12
9 3 205
Trauent
12a
11 57 m
84 0 0
Dunkeld
2 58 a
10
23 3 80
Linton .
1 33 a
11 22 m
104 0 0
Blair-Athole
5 16 a
7 ]
29 1 75
Dunbar
1 45 a
11 10 m
115 0 0
Dalnacardoch
6 57 a
6
36 4 105
Cockburnspath .
2 3a
10 52 m
128 0 0
Dalwhinnie
8 27 a
4 5
50 2 105
Ayton .
2 35 a
10 22 m
142 0 0
Kingussie
10 8 a
2
57 4 162
Berwick
2 64 a
9 45 m
154 0 0
Aviemore
11 32 a
1 5
72 7 147
Belford
3 42 a
9 10 m
161 0 0
Bridge of Carr
12 20 m
12 '
88 5 57
Bilton (Alnwick) .
4 14 a
8 40 m
186 0 0
Inverness
3 12 m
9'
96 0 152
Acklinston (Felton
4 29 a
8 20 m
207 0 0
Dingwall
8 18 m
5
108 0 27
Morpeth
4 54 a
8 Om
221 0 0
Invergordon
9 48 m
3 '
124 0 177
Newcastle .
5 29 a
7 Om
232 0 0
Tain .
11 0 m
2
139 7 62
Fence Houses
6 18 a
6 36 m
242 0 0
Dornoch .
12 52 a
12 i
143 4 82
Belmont
6 24 a
6 30 m
253 0 0
Golspie
2 15 a
10 i
151 1 30
Ferry Hill .
6 40 a
6 18 m
270 0 0
Helmsdale .
4 47 a
8
163 5 207
Darlington .
7 4a
5 55 m
294 0 0
Lvbster
8 21 a
4 .
208 0 7
York .
8 19 a
4 35 m
307. 0 0
Wick .
10 1 a
3 ]
228 6 107
Castleford .
9 7a
3 55 m
328 0 0
Thurso
12 39 m
12 ;
232 5 37
Normanton .
9 19 a
3 45 m
242 5 122
Barnsley
9 40 a
3 27 m
HAWICK MAIL (MO
rning).
255 6 82
Masbro'
10 1 a
3 5m
Miles Distant.
H. M.
H.
271 4 122
Chesterfield .
10 26 a
2 37 m
G. P. 0.. Edin. .
7 15 m
1
280 1 30
Wingfield
10 44 a
2 21m
Railway Station .
7 30 m
1
288 2 122
Belper
10 56 a
2 11m
8
Eskbank
7 53 m
12
295 4 182
Derby
11 9 a
1 40ra
12
Gorebridge .
8 6m
12
306 3 37
Burcon-on-Trent .
11 39 a
1 25 m
27
Stow .
8 49 m
11
319 2 87
Tamworth .
12 5 m
12 25 m
33^
Galashiels .
9 6m
11
429 3 147
Euston Grove Sta-
37^
Melrose
9 15 m
11
tion .
4 50 m
8 18 a
53
Hawick
10 15 m
10
G. P. 0., London
5 18 m
8 0a
HAWICK MAIL (AF
rERNOON).
LONDON {via NEWCASTLE) D
IT MAIL (second).
H. M.
H.
K. P. T.
H. M.
H. H.
G. P. 0., Edin. .
4 50 a
8
G. P. 0., Edin. ,
5 40 a
5 Om
Railway Station .
5 0a
8
6 3 200
Inveresk (Mussel
8
Eskbank
5 23 a
7
burgh)
6 8a
12
Gorebridge .
5 36 a
7
9 3 205
Tranent
6 18 a
27
Stow .
6 22 a
6
13 2 10
Longniddry .
6 26 a
33^
Galashiels .
6 40 a
6
17 6 50
Drem .
6 36 a
37;
Melrose
6 50 a
6
23 3 80
Linton .
1 6 49 a
1 53
i Hawick
7 45 a
5
418
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
STAGE COACHES FROM EDINBURGH.
To
Anstruther,
Coliusburgh, .
Corstorphine, .
Dalkeith,
Dunfennline, .
Elie,
Grant on,
Inverkeithing,
Innerleithen, .
Kirkcaldy,
Largo, .
Lasswade,
Leith, .
Leven, .
Linton, West, .
Loanhead,
Mid-Calder, .
Musselburgh, .
Peebles, .
Penicuick
Pittenweem, .
Portobello,
N. & S. Queensferry,
Ratho, .
Roslin, .
Office.
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
From Tron Church
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
1 King's Stables
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
10 Princes Street
Time.
noon daily.
noon daily.
4^ p.m.. Sat. 3 p.m.
10^ m., 1, 4, 8 p.m.
7 m., 12 noon, 4 p.m.
daily.
every half-hour prior to steamers sailing.
7 m., 12 noon, 4 p.m.
9 a.m.
noon daily,
noon daily.
10 m., 12 noon, 2, 4, 6, 8, p.m.
every six minutes from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
daily.
4 p.m.
10 m., 12 noon, 2, 4, 6, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, 4 p.m.
11 m., 2, 6, 8|- p.m.
9 m., 4 p.m.
9 m., 3^ and ih p.m.
daily.
(11 m., 12 noon, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8|,
\ 9|p.m.
7 m., 12 noon, 4 p.m.
4^ p.m.. Sat. 3 p.m.
11 a.m.
SHIP CONVEYANCES IN SCOTLAND, ENGLAND, AND
IRELAND.
PACKET VESSELS FROM LEITH AND GRANTON.
To
Aberdeen, .
Alloa,
Dundee (clipper),
Elie, . . . .
Fraserburgh,
Glasgow and Greenock,
Kirkwall,
Lerwick,
Do.
Leven,
Liverpool,
London,
Do.
Peterhead,
St Andrews,
Stuling,
Thur.o,
Time.
Tues. and Friday ,
Thurs. and Satur.
Every Friday
Every Friday
Once a fortnight .
Three times a week
Every Thursday ,
Once a fortnight
Once in six weeks
Once a week
Once a week
Every Saturday
Wednesdays
Once a week
Once a fortnight
Wednes. and Satur
Once a fortnight .
Office or Agent.
George Mathieson, 3 Wet Docks.
Alexander M'Ewen, Ronaldson's Wharf.
D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates.
Back of Custom-house.
A. and G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks.
D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates.
C. W. and C. Rendall, 2 Dock Gates.
J. B. Leask, 10 Tolbooth Wynd.
Peterson, Brothers, & Co., 2 Allison's Place.
D. Smith, 2 Dock Gates.
John Machattie, Wet Docks.
Alexander Tliomson, 71 Shore.
Ai-cliibald Ritchie, 67 Shore.
A. and G. Stenhouse, Wet Docks.
D. Kay, 33 Bernard Street.
Alex. Fish, 2 Dock Gates.
D. Smith, 2 Pork Gates.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
419
STEAMERS FROM LEITH AND GRANTON.
Marked * sail from Granton Pier.
In consequence of the repeated changes that occur in the hours of sailing of Steamers, parties
are a<lvised to consult those sources of information how so easily available, or apply at
the Ojftces in order to prevent disajipointinent.
Aberdeen
Monday, Tuesday, and Friday .
Tluirsday
Every lawful day
Once a fortnight
Monday, AVednesday, and Friday
Alloa,
Andrews, St
Anstruther
Banff, Cullen,)
Lossiemouth, ^ Tuesday and Thursday
Twice a day,
Saturday
* 27 Princes Street, Wet Docks, and Granton.
1 Princes St. and J. Falconer, Mid. Dock Gates.
* 10 Princes Street and Granton.
David Kay, 32 Bernard Street.
W. Thomson & Co., Leith.
* 1 Princes St. and J. Falconer, Mid. Dock Gates.
From "West Pier, Leith.
1 Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 44 Bernard St.
&c.
Dysart
Ilanibiu-g
Hull
Inverness,
Invergordon, J>- Tuesday * 27 Princes Street, 3 Wet Docks, and Granton
& Mor. Firth,)
Satm-day ] Princes Street, Edinburgh, and 44 Bernard St.
Inverness, ~>
Cromarty, > Tuesday and Thursday
Inverg., &c.3
Kirkcaldy . Twice a day
. Friday
. Friday
, Wednesday and Saturday
, Wednesday and Saturday
. Wednesday and Saturday
Every day at low water
[■ Monday and Friday .
Kirkwall
LerAvick
London
London
Newcastle
Stirling, &c
Wick and
Thurso
* 1 Princes St. and J. Falconer, Mid. Dock Gates,
From West Pier, Leith.
* 27 Princes Street.
* 27 Princes Street.
* 21 Waterloo Place, and 14 Shore.
* 9 Waterloo Place, and Upper Drawbridge.
The Box, and 2 Tower Street.
* 10 Princes Street, 2 Dock Gates, and Granton.
* 27 Princes Street, 3 Wet Docks, and Granton.
CLYDE RIVER STEAMERS TO AND FROM BROOMIELAW,
GLASGOW.
To Time.
Ardentinny , Daily.
Ardrossan, Twice daily.
Arrochar, Twice daily.
Brodick, Twice daily.
Dumbarton, Four times daily.
Dunoon, Four times daily.
Gairlochhead, Four times daily.
Gourock, Almost every hour.
Greenock, All the boats touch there.
Helensburgh Almost every hour.
To Time.
Kilmun, Daily.
Kirn, Three times daily.
Kyles of Bute, Daily.
Lamlash Twice daily.
LochgoilLead, Twice daily.
Largs, Four times daily.
Milport, Five times daily.
Row, Every alternate hour.
Roseneath, Every alternate hour.
Rothesay, Nine times daily.
STEAMERS RFOM VARIOUS PORTS OF SCOTLAND.
Aberdeen to London, Thursdays
Edinburgh, daily
Inverness, twice a-week
Newcastle, Wednesday
Wick, Kirkwall, and Lerwick, Friday afteni.
Ardrossan to Belfast, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
Ardrossan to Arran, Tuesday and Saturday.
Ayr to Campbelton, twice a-week
to Girvan, three times a week
• to Stranraer, three times a-week
Dundee to Edinburgh, Tuesday
Loudon, Wednesday
Dundee to Perth, daily
Garlieston to Liverpool, once a-week
Inverness to Aberdeen and Edinburgli, Monday
morning and Thursday evening
Kirkwall to Edinburgh, Tuesday
Lerwick to Aberdeen and Edinburgh, Monday
Newcastle to Edinburgh, Tuesday and Thursday
Aberdeen, Saturday
Port-Carlisle and Annan to Liverpool, twice a-
week
Stirling to Edinburgh, daily
Wick, &c., to Aberdeen and Edinburgh, Tuesday
420
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
STEAMERS FROM THE PRINCIPAL PORTS IN ENGLAND.
Bristol to Cardiff, every day
Dover to Calais, every day (Sunday excepted)
to Osteud, daily
Folkestone to Boulogne, every day
Goole to Hull, daily
to Rotterdam, twice a-week
Grimsby to Hamburgh, every Saturday
Hull to Edinburgh, Saturday
to Antwerp, every Saturday
to Sweden, every Friday
to Gainsburgh, daily
to Hamburgh, Wednesday and Saturday
to London, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Livei-pool to America, every Saturday, going to
Boston and New York alternately
to Bristol, Tuesday and Saturday
to Greenock and Glasgow, four times a-week
to Whitehaven, four times a-week
to Ramsay, Isle of Man, once a-week
Lynn to Hull, Monday and Friday
London to Antwerp, Thursday
• to Cork and Plymouth, Thursday
to Dundee, AVednesday
to Edinburgh, Wednesday and Saturday
to Hull, Tuesday, Thm-sday, Friday and
Saturday.
to Southampton, every Wednesday
to AVaterford, every Thursday
London to Newcastle-on-Tyne, Saturday
to Plymouth, Falmouth, and Dublin, Wed-
and Saturday
to Boulogne, four times a-week
to Calais, Sunday and Thursday
to Hamburgh, three times a-week
to Havre, every fifth day
to Ostend, twice a week
to Oporto, every Wednesday
to Rotterdam, Wednesday and Saturday
Newcastle to Hull, Wednesday
to Leith, twice a-week
to London, twice a-week
Plymouth to Madeira, 24th of every month
to Portsmouth, Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday
Portsmouth to Cowes, Isle of Wight, twice a-day
Southampton to Malta, Alexandria, and India, on
the 4th and 20th of every month
to Constantinople, Gibraltar, Jlalta, Alex-
andria, &c., 27th of each month
to Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gib-
raltar, on the 7th, 17th, and 27th of every
month
to the West Indies, on 2d and 1 7th of every
month
to Guernsey and Jersey, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
STEAMERS FROM THE PRINCIPAL PORTS IN IRELAND.
Belfast to Ardrossan, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
to Fleetwood, daily
. to Glasgow and Greenock, daily
to Liverpool, daily
to Port- Carlisle, once a-week
to Stranraer, once a-week
to Whitehaven, once a-week
Cork to Bristol, Tuesday and Friday
to Liverpool, once a-week
to London, calling at Plymouth, Thursday
Drogheda to Liverpool, Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday
Dublin to Belfast, once a-week
Dublin to Bristol, every Tuesday
to Carlisle and AVhitehaven, once a-week
to Douglas, Isle of Man, once a-week
to Glasgow, Tuesday, and Friday
to Holyhead, daily
to Liverpool, daily
to London, Wednesday and Saturday
to Southampton, every Wednesday and
Saturday
Dundalk to Liverpool, three times a-week
Londondeny to Liveipool, three times a-week
Waterford to Liverpool, every Friday
to Bristol, twice a week
Wexford to Liverpool, eveiy Friday
FERRIES ON THE FORTH AND TAY.
FIFE AND JillDLOTHIAN.
BURNTLSLAJSTD AND GrANTON.
From Granton. — Passenger Boats at 6-50 and
10-5 M. ; 12-50, 3-5, 4-20, and 6-20, A.—
Passenger and Goods Boats at 9 M. ; 1 and 5 A.
On Sundays, at 7-50 M. ; 1 and 4-50 A.
From Burntisland. — Passenger Boats at 8-25,
and 11-40 Jl. ; 3-25, 5-10, and 8 A.— Pas-
senger and Goods Boats at 7 and 11-45 M., and
2 A.
On Sundays, 9-40 M. ; 1-40 and 6-50 A.
Fares— cabin, Is. ; steerage, 6d.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
421
QUEENSFERRY.
From Nov. 1 to March 1, a steam -boat leaves
the North side at 7^, 8^, 10 M., 12| noon, 2, 3i,
H, A. ; and the South side at 8, 9, 11 M., 1, 3, 4,
5 A.
March 1 to May 1. — From North side at 7i, 8^,
10 M., ]2A, 2, 3^, 4^, 6^ A.— From South side at
8, 9, 11 M. 1, 3, 4,5, 6 a.
May 1 to Sept. 1.— From North side at 6, 7i,
Sh, 10 M., 12i 2, 3*, 4|, 6, 7^ A.— From South
side at 7, 8, 9, 11 m., 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 A.
Sept. 1 to Nov. 1.— From North side at 7^, Si,
10 M., 12i 2, 3^, U, 5i A.— From South side at
8, 9, 11, M., 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 A.
On Sundays a Sailing-Boat will ply as follows : —
Sept. 15 to March 1 —From North side at 8^
M., U, U A.— From South side at 9 M , 2, 5, A.
March 1 to Sept. 15. — From North side at 7-k,
M., 1^, 5^, A.— From South side at 8 M., 2, 6 A.'
The steam-boat may be freighted during the
intermediate periods, when this can be done with-
out interfering with her stated times of sailhig. —
Freight, 10s.
Sailing-boats may be freighted only on Sundays
betwixt the stated hours of sailing. — Freight of
large boat, 4s. ; pinnace, 2s. |
Two-wheeled gig drawn by one horse, four-
wheeled chaise or phaeton drawn by one or two
horses, the horse which crossed with these car-
riages, saddle horse, cart with coal, lime, manure,
agricultural produce, or implements of imsbandry,
■with one horse and driver, empty or loaded with
above articles, may recross/ree on the same day
at the regular hours of sailing.
ALLOA.
A steam-boat sails at 7 o'clock every morning
(Sundays excepted) from the North side, and every
hour after, or oftener if required ; leaving the North
side at 8 evening, and the South side at 9 o'clock
evening for the last time that day ; and a small
boat, when the steam-boat does not sail, may be
freighted at any time. The steam-boat may be
freighted dm-ing the intermediate hours. Boats
are always waiting the arrival and departure of
the Scottish Central trains at the hours adver-
tised.
KINCARDINE.
For a steam-boat, 2s. 6d.
For a pinnace. Is.
Each sheep or goat, exceeding 5, |d., or per
score, Is. 3d.
Each bull, cow, or heifer, above 2 and under G,
4d.
Ditto above 6, at per score, 53.
Cart or waggon, 30 cwt. 2s.
3d
Cart or waggon, for every cwt. more than 30,
N.B. — The freights of coaches, chaises, and
carts, stated in Table of Fares, &c., include horses
and driver.
Two steam-boats are constantly upon the ferry,
crossing in about five minutes, in all states of the
weather, and at all times of tlie tide.
From 1st April to 3 1st August, fare double
from 9 o'clock P.M. till 6 o'clock a.m., and from
31st August to 1st April, from half an hour after
sunset till half an hour before sunrise.
DUNDEE.
Freight of a steam-boat, £10, lOs.
Freight of a sail-boat, 6s.
Freigiit of a pinnace or cutter, 4s. 6d.
Night fares one-half more.
A steam-boat sails from Dundee for Newport
every lawful day at 7 morning, and continues to
ply every subsequent hour until the undermen-
tioned hours in the evening : —
From 1st Oct. to 15th March inclusive, 7 morn-
ing to 5 afternoon, and 8 evening.
16th March till 15th April, 7 M to 6 A., and
at 8 A.
16th April to 10th Sept., 7 M. to 8. A.
llth Sept. to 30th Sept. 7 M. to 6 a., and at
8 a.
The boat leaves Newport for Dundee each inter-
mediate half hour.
A cutter sails for Newport an hour before the
steam-boat each morning, from 15th Feb. to 15th
October.
On Sundays the steam- boat sails from Dundee
and Newport as follows : —
From 1st Oct. to 28th Feb., from Dundee at 8
and 10 M., and 1 and 4 a. ; and from Newport at
8^ and lo^ M., and 1^ and 4|- A.
From 1st March to 22d April, and from 26th
Aug. to 30th Sept., from Dundee at 7, 9, and 10
M., and 1, 4, and 6 A. ; and from Newport at 7^,
9i and 10|- M., and 1|-, 4^, and 6^ A.
From 24ih April to 25th Aug., from Dundee at
7, 9, and 10 M., and 1, 4, 6, and 8 A. ; and from
Newport at 7^, 9^, and 10^ M., and 1^, 4^, 6L
and 8| A.
TAY FERRY.
From Broughtt to Ferrt-Port-on-Craig.
From Broughty at 6-20, 8^, 9-50 M , 3, 6,
and 9 a.
Sundays at 7-45 M., and 4-45 A.
From Tayport at 6, 8, 9^, M., and 12i, 5-40,
8-50 A.
Sundays at 10 M., and 7-5 A.
Fares — cabin, 4s. ; steerage, 3s. — Tickets must
be taken out at the Railway Offices.
422
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
CARRIERS' NAMES AND QUARTERS IN EDINBURGH.
WITH AN INDEX TO PLACES. See page 424.
1 Aitchison, \V. 100 Grassmarket, Monday,
AVednesday, and Thursday, at 4 p.m.
2 Aitchison, W. 20 Cowgate, Monday and
Thursday, 4 p.m.
3 Amos, John, 20 South Back Canongate,
Friday, 12 noon
4 Auld, Wilhafri, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and
Friday, 1 p.m.
5 Barclay, H. 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and
Friday, 9 a.m.
6 Bell, J. 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3 p.m.
7 Biunie, William, 209 High Street, daily, 5
p.m.
8 Binnie, William, 100 Grassmarket and 209
High Street, daily, 6 p.m.
9 Brotherston, A. South Back Canongate, Satur-
daj', 2 p.m.
10 Brotherston, T. 20 South Back Canongate,
Saturday, 12 noon
11 Brown, 20 Cowgate, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, 3 p.m.
12 Bro^vn, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
13 Brown, 14 Bristo Street, daily, 4 p.m.
14 Brown, George, Harrow Inn, Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday, 2 p.m.
15 Brown, J. 20 Cowgate, Saturday, 12 noon
16 Brydon, W. 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 12 noon
17 Cau-ns, A. 100 Grassmarket, 195 and 209
High Street, daily, 1 p.m. ; 17 South Back
Canongate, daily, 5 p.m.
18 Deas, Alex. 209 High street, Tuesday and
Friday, 10 a.m.
19 Cairns, A. 17 South Back Canongate, daily,
4 p.m.
20 Cossar, 14 Grassmarket, Saturday, 10 a.m.
21 Cruickshanks, B. 209 High street, Tuesday,
2 p.m.
22 Davidson, Thomai?, 20 Grassmarket, Wed-
nesday, 3 p.m.
23 Deas, Alex. 209 High street, Tuesday and
Friday, 10 a.m.
24 Dempster, John, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday,
2 p.m.
25 Dickson, George, 20 South Back Canongate,
Saturday, 10 a.m.
26 Dickson, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 1 p.m.
27 Dobbie, Hemy, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 9
a.m.
28 Dobbie, Thomas, 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 9
a.m.
29 Donaldson, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 1 p.m.
30 Douglas, J. UaiTOw Inn, Saturday, 12 noon
31 Dumbreck, J. 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday
and Saturday, 3 p.m.
32 Elliott, Han-ow Inn, Wednesday and Saturday,
3 p.m.
33 Fairbairn, J. 20 Cowgate
34 Falconer, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 3 p.m.
35 Forest, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 1 p.m.
36
37 Forrest, J. 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 12 nooa
38 Forrest, A. 100 Grassmarket, Thursday, 11
a.m.
39 Forrest, J. 20 Grassmarket, Thursday, 11
a.m. ; Wednesday, 3 p.m.
40 Forrester, J. 100 Grassmarket, Friday, 4
p.m.
41 Eraser, James, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12
noon
42 Fowler, 17 South Back Canongate, 209
High street and 100 Grassmarket, Wednes-
day and Saturday, 4 p.m.
43 Fowler, William, 17 South Back Canongate,
Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.
44 Frisken, John, 20 South Back Canongate,
Monday, 7 p.m.
45 Galloway, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 3
p.m.
46 Gamick, 20 Cowgate, Saturday, 1 2 noon
47 Geddes, J. 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and'
Friday, 1 p.m.
48 Geddes, Thomas, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 •
p.m.
'49 Glendinning, R. Harrow Inn, Saturday, 12 '
noon
50 Graham, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 2 p.m.
51 Gray, H. 14 Bristo street, Saturday, 12 noon
52 Gregor, H. 100 Grassmarket, daily, 6 p.m.
53 Grieve, William, 209 High street, daily, 1
p.m.
54 Grier, William, 100 Grassmarket and 209
High street, daOy, 4 p.m.
55 Grier, W. 20 Cowgate, daily, 4 p.m.
56 Guy, Robert, 17 South Back Canongate,
I Saturday, 2 p.m.
57 Hamilton, H. 14 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 12
noon
I 58 Hamilton, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 4 p.m.
1 59 Henderson, W. 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 6
' p.m.
60 Hendry, J. Harrow Inn, Wednesday, 2 p.m.
I 61 Herion, 44 Grassmarket, Friday, 4 p.m.
! 62 Heriot, John, 20 South Back Canongate,
I Saturday, 10 a.m.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
423
63 Heron, John, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday,
9 a.m.
64 Hill, William, 14 Grassmarket, 12 noon
65 Hogg, E. 54 Candlemaker Row, Saturday 12
noon
66 Hunter, George, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday 12
noon
67 Kennedy, T. Harrow Inn, Wednesday, 12
noon
68 Ker, 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 3 p.m.
69 Kerr, Thomas, 20 South Back Canongate,
Wednesday, 2 p.m.
70 Rinloch, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday and
Friday, 12 noon
71 Laurie, Andrew, Harrow Inn, Saturday, 12
noon
72 Lidgate, J. 20 South Back Canongate, Wed-
nesday, 2 p.m.
73 Little, A. Harrow Inn, Wednesday, 2 p.m.
74 M'Lurg, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
75 M'Moran, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 12 noon
76 Mackay, 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 2 p.m.
77 Meggat, 100 Grassmai-ket, Tuesday and Fri-
day, 1 p.m.
78 Melrose, A. Harrow Inn, Saturday, 1 2 noon.
79 Monfries, J. Han-ow Inn, Saturday, 12 noon
80 Peace & Co., Railway agents, Ediubm-gh,
Leith, and Granton stations
81 Pendrich, D. 20 South Back Canongate,
Saturday, 1 p.m.
82 Porteous, J. 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 1
p.m.
83 Railway, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee. —
Goods department, Thovias Hoivey §- Co.
agents
84 Railway, North British. — Goods department,
Thomas Howey c^- Co. agents
85 Ramsay, Wm. 100 Grassmarket, Monday and
Thursday, 9 a.m.
86 Ranken, P. Harrow Inn, Saturday, 12 noon
87 Richardson, Harrow Inn, Tuesday, 1 p.m.
88 Richardson, 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 3 p.m.
89 Ritchie, J. 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday and
Saturday, 1 p.m.
90 Robertson, J. 14 Grassmarket, Tuesday and
Saturday, 2 p.m.
91 Runciman, 20 Cowgate, Saturday, 12 noon
92 Scott, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 12 noon
93 Scott, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 2 p.m.
94 Scott, T. 54 Candlemaker row, Wednesday,
3 p.m.
95 Scott, W. 209 High street, Thursday, 4 p.m.
96 Shanks, James, 209 High street, Wednesday,
6 p.m.
97 Simpson, Alex. Harrow Inn, Wednesday, 2
p.m.
98 Sinclair, J. 20 Grassmarket, Friday, 6 p.m.
99 Sinclair, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 4 p.m.
100 Skinner, J. 100 Grassmarket and 209 High
street, daily, 10 a.m.
101 Skinner, Jas. 209 High street, Wednesday
and Saturday, 12 noon
102 Smith, Alexr. 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday and
Friday, 2 p.m.
103 Smith, Thomas, Harrow Inn, Tuesday and
Friday, 4 p.m.
104 Smith, 100 Grassmarket, Tuesday, !2 noon
105 Stewart, Robert, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday,
1 p.m.
106 Swan, George, 17 South Back Canongate,
Saturday, 1 p.m.
107 Tait, P. 20 South Back Canongate, Saturday,
12 noon
108 Tennant, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and
Saturdaj% 2 p.m.
109 Thomson, W. 100 Grassmarket, Saturday, 11
a.m.
110 Tod, Wm. 20 Cowgate, Wednesday, 3 p.m.
111 Veitch, D. 14 Grassmarket, Saturday, 12
noon
112 Walker, 32 Grassmarket, Friday, 3 p.m.
113 Walkinshaw, 20 Grassmarket, Saturday, 3
p.m.
114 Wallett, 100 Grassmarket, Wednesday and
Saturday, 3 p.m.
115 Weir, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 2 p.m.
116 Whitecross, P. 20 South Back Canongate,
Saturday, 5 p.m.
117 Wightman, 32 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 3 p.m.
118 AVilson, Alex. 20 Grassmarket, Tuesday, 11
a.m.
119 Wilson, Andrew, 1 King's stables, Tuesday,
12 noon
120 Wilson, William, 14 Grassmarket, Tuesday,
12 noon
121 Wood, 32 Grassmarket, Wednesday, 2 p.m.
122 Wright, H. 17 South Back Canongate, Tues-
day, 1 p.m.
424
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
INDEX TO CARRIERS' NAMES AND QUARTERS.
Example — The Carriers to Aberdour are Nos. 21, 83. On referring to the preceding lis^
it will be found that these numbers give the names of the Carriers to Aberdour, withi
their quarters and hours of departure from Edinburgh ; the same with the other towns.!
Aberdeen, 80
Aberdour, 21, 83
Aberfeldy, 94
Aberlady, 106
Abington, 45
Airdrie, 47
Alloa, 8, 27, 28
Anstruther, 23, 99
Ardoch, 94
Auchinleck, 103
Auchterarder, 63
Auchtermuchty, 99, 100
Balemo, 34
Bannockburn, 94
Bathgate, 47
Belerno, 89
Berwick, North, 84
Biggar, 11, C4
Blackburn, 4
Elackshields, 81, 108
Blaireugean, 63
Blairgowrie, 5
BonnjTigg, 13, 14
Bo'ness, 70
Bowden, 60
BowhiU, 67
Braehead, 37
Bridge of AUan, 94
Broadmeadows, 67
Broughton, 97
Buckhaven, 100
Burntisland, 99, 100
Bumwyud, 4
Calder (East), 4
CaUander, 8
Carlops, 104, 113
Carluke, 118
Carmichael, 26
Caruwath, 29, 38
Caruyhill, 63
Carrington, 30
Carstairs, 39
Castle-Douglas, 114
CeUardykes, 23
Coldstream, 87
Colinsburgb, 23
Comrie, 94
Coupar-Angus, 5
Crail, 23, 99
Crailing, 86
Crawfordjohn, 114, 115
Creetown, 74
Crieff, 63, 94
Crigbton Deans, 71
Cringletree, 102
Culter, 117
Culross, 27, 28
Cambusnethan, 85
Cumnock, 103
Cupar-Fife, 100
Currie, 89
Dalbeattie, 114
Dalkeith, 53, 54, 55
Dalhousie, 30
Darnhall, 102
Denholm, 73
Denny, 8, 95
Dollar, 8
Dolphington, 20
Doune, 94
Douglas, 103
Dramellien, 78
Dumfries, 114
Dunblane, 8, 94
Dundee, 80, 83
Dunfermline, 52
Dunsyre, 20
Dysart, 99, 100
Earlston, 68, 96
Eddleston, 78, 102
Ely, 23, 99
Ettrick, 16, 65, 67
Fala. 71
Falkirk,
Falkland, 100
FLsherrow, 17, 18
Fisherstryst, 77
Forth, 91
Fushie Bridge, 85
Fushielaw, 67
Galashiels, 73
Gifford, 72
Gilmerton (Haddington), 82
Gilmerton (Edinburgh), 53,
54
Glasgow and West of Scot-
laud, 80
Gordon (West), 44
Gorebridge, 51
Greenlaw (Penicuick), 87
GuUane, 63
Haddington, 3, 69, 90
Hamildean, 79
Hamilton, 6
Hawick, 80
Holylee, 93
House of Muir, 50
Howgate, 79
Humbie, 81
Inveresk, 19
Inverkeithing, 27, 28, 43
Innerleithen, 1, 93
Kelso, 44, 68
Kennoway, 99, 100
Kilconquhar, 23
Killin, 8, 94
Kincardine, 27, 28
Kinghorn, 99, 100
Kingsbarns, 23
Kingussie, 100
Kinross, 5
Kippen, 94
Kirkcaldy, 99, 100
Kirkcudbright, 114
Kirkhill, 32, 77
Kirkliston, 31
Kirknewton, 82
Lanark, 36
Largo, 23
Lasswade, 11, 13, 14, 107
Lauder, 15, 68, 96, 108
Leedburn, 64
Leslie (Fife), 99, 100
Lesmahagow, 119
Leven, 99, 100
Liberton (West), 75
Lilliesleaf, 60
Linlithgow, 31
Linton (East), 69, 90
Linton (West), 22, 41, 59.
109, 110
Livingston, 4
Loanhead, 1 1, 13, 14, 107
Lochearnhead, 94
Markinch, 99, 100
Melrose, 49
Mertouse, 96
Midcalder, 4
Middleton, 85
jyiilnathort, 5
Motherwell, 6
Mount Lothian, 79
Muirkirk, 103
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
425
Musselburgh, 17, 18, 19
Eoseberry, 30
Torryburn, 27, 28
Muthill, 94
Tranent, 43, 106, 56
St Boswell's, 49
Traquair, 93
Newton-Stewart, 74
St Fillan's, 94
Tyndrum, 94
Newton, 49
St Mounauce, 23, 99
Nine-Mile-Burn, 88
Salton (East;, 9
Watenhead, 78
Samuelston, 10
Wemyss (East), 100
Ormiston, 25, 42
Selkirk, 73
Wemyss (West), 100
Oxton, 15, 49, 108
Shotts, 101
Whim, 66
Skirling, 98
Whitburn, 48
Pathhead (Fife), 99, 100
Stenton, 3
Whithorn, 74
Pathhead (Dalkeith), 15, 49,
Stirling, 7
Wigtown (Galloway), 74
108
Stobo, 92
Wishaw (Town), 85
Peebles, 2, 58, 1
Stow, 78
Wislop, 121
Pencaitland, 62
Straiton, 77
Wiston, 120
Penicuick, 32, 46, 77
Stranraer, 74
Perth, 5
Swinton, 76
Yain, 67
Portobello, 17, 18, 19
Symington, 57, 110
Yarrow, 16, 65
Prestonpaus, 116
Temple, 30
Yetholm, 33
Queensferry, 52, 122
Thornhill (North), 94
Leith. — Goods are received
ThornhiU (South), 24
for conveyance to all parts of
Eatho, 61
Thornton, 100
Scotland at Timber Bush; and
Eoman Bridge, 110
Torphichen, 40
10, 45, and 47 Bernard Street.
I
"WEEKLY MARKETS FOR CORN, &o.
Aberdeen, Friday
Airdrie, Saturday
Alloa, Wednes. and Satur.
Alyth, Tuesday
Annan, Thursday
Anstruther, E., Saturday
Arbroath, Saturday
Auchterarder, Saturday
Auchtermuchty, Monday
Ayr, Tuesday and Friday
Ayton, Thursday
Banff, Friday
Bathgate, Wednesday
Beith, Friday
Bervie, Wednesday
Biggai', Thursday
Blairgowrie, Wednesday
Brechin, Tuesday
Callender, Thursday
Campbeltown, Thursday
Carnwath, Friday
Castle-Douglas, Monday
Coldstream, Thursday
Cohnsburgh, Thursday
Coupar- Angus, Tuesday
Crieff, Thursday
Cromarty, Tuesday
Cumnock, Thursday
Cupar-Fife, Thursday
Dalkeith, Thursday
Dingwall, Friday
Dumbarton, Tuesday
Dumfries, Wednesday
Dunbar, Tuesday
Dunblane, Thursday
Dundee, Tuesday and Friday
Dunfermline, Tuesday
Dunkeld, Saturday
Dunse, Tuesday
Edinburgh, Wednesday
Elgin, Friday
Eyemouth, Thursday
Falkirk, Thurs. and Satur.
Fordoun-Station, Monday
Forfar, Wednes. and Satur.
Forres, Tuesday and Friday
Fortrose, Friday
Fraserburgh, Friday
Galashiels, Tuesday
Galston, Wednesday
Girvan, Monday
Glasgow, Wednesday
Grantown, Friday
Greenloaning, Tuesday
Greenock, Friday
Haddington, Friday
Hamilton, Friday
Hawick, Thursday
Hmitly, Thursday
Inverkeithing, Monday
Inverness, Tues. and Friday
Irvine, Monday and Sat.
Jedburgh, Tues. and Satur,
Keith, Wed. and Friday
Kelso, Friday
Kilmarnock, Tues. and FrL
Kirkcaldy, Saturday
Kirkcudbright, Friday
Kirriemuir, Friday
Lanark, Tues. and Satux.
Langholm, Wednesday
Laurencekirk, Monday
Linlithgow, Friday
Linton, East, Monday
Lockerby, Thursday
Maybole, Thursday
Melrose, Saturday
Milnathort, Wednesday
Montrose, Friday
Nairn, Tuesday and Friday
Newburgh (Fife), Tuesday
Newton-Stewart, Friday
North-Berwick, Monday
Old Meldrum, Saturday
Paisley, Thursday
Peebles, Tuesday
Perth, Friday
Peterhead, Friday
Port-Glasgow, Friday
Eenfrew, Saturday
Eothesay, Wednesday
St Andrews, Monday
Selkirk, Wednesday
Stewarton, Thursday
Stirhng, Friday
Stonehaven, Thursday
Stranraer, Friday
Strathaven, Thursday
Stromness, Wednesday
Tain, Tuesday and Friday
Thurso, Friday
Whithorn, Thursday
Wick, Friday
Wigt.own, Satm-day.
426
NEWSPAPERS.
Aberdeen Herald, Saturday
Aberdeen Journal, Wednes.
The Aberdeen Free Press, and
North of Scotland Review
Alloa Advertiser, fortnightly
Arbroath Guide, Saturday
Ardrossan and Saltcoats
Herald, monthly
Ayr Advertiser, Thursday
AjT." Observer, Tuesday
Banffshire Journal, Tuesday
Berwick and Kelso Warder,
Saturday
Berwick Advertiser, Saturday
Brechin Advertiser, Tuesday
British Messenger, niontlily
Border Advertiser, Friday
Campbeltown Journal, Friday
Clackmannan Advertiser, fort-
nightly
Dumbarton Herald, Thursday
Dumfries Courier, Tuesday
Dumfries and GaUoway He-
rald and Register, Thurs.
Dumfries Standard, Wednes.
Dundee Advertiser, Tuesday
and Friday
Dundee Courier, Wednesday
Northern Warder, Thursday
Dunfermline Journal, month.
EDINBURGH.
Edinburgh Advertiser, Tues-
day and Friday
Edinburgh Evening Courant,
Tuesday, Thursday, Satur.
Edinburgh Gazette, Tuesday
and Friday
Edinburgh News, Saturday
Caledonian Mercury, Monday
and Thursday
Evening Post and Scottish
Record, Wed. and Saturday
NEWSPAPERS.
Scottish Newspapers.
News of the Churches, month,
N orth British Advertiser,
Saturday
North British Agricultiu'ist,
Wednesday
Ladies' Own Journal, Satur.
Scottish Press, Tues. and Frid.
Scottish Railway Gazette, Sat.
Scotsman, Wediies. and Sat.
Witness, Wednes. and Satur.
Edinburgh Guardian, Satur.
Leith Herald, first Saturday
of every month
Elgin Courant, Friday
Elgin Courier, Friday
Eskdale and Liddesdale Ad-
vertiser, monthly
Falkirk Herald, Thursday
Fife Herald, Thursday
Fifeshire Journal, Thursday
Forres Gazette, fortnightly
GaUoway Advertiser and Wig-
tonshire Free Press (Stran-
raer, Thursday
GLASGOW.
Abstainers' Journal, monthly
Glasgow Advertiser, Thurs.
Glasgow British Friend, mon.
Glasgow Chronicle, Wednes.
Glasgow Citizen, Saturday
Glasgow Constitutional, Wed-
nesday and Saturday
Glasgow Courier, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
Glasgow Examiner, Saturday
Glasgow Herald, Mon. & Fri.
Glasgow Saturday Post, Sat.
Glasgow Mercantile Adver-
tiser, Tuesday
Commonwealth, Saturday
Christian News, Wednesday
Glasgow Free Press, Satur.
North British Mail, daUy
Sentinel, Saturday |
Scotch Reformers' Gazette, ,f
Saturday ^ f
Scottish Guardian, Tuesday j
and Friday '*
Greenock Advertiser, Tues- ■
day and Friday
Greenock Herald, Thursday
Inverness Courier, Thursday
Inverness Advertiser, Tues.i
John o'Groat Journal, Friday
Northern Ensign, Thursday
Kelso Chronicle^ Friday
Kelso Mail, Mon. and Thurs,
Kilmarnock Journal, Thurs.
Kilmarnock Chronicle, Sat.
Kinross Advertiser, last Sar^
turday of every month
Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire, Adver-'
tiser, Saturday
Lanarkshire Advertiser, men, .
Montrose Review, Friday
Montrose Standard, Friday
Nairn Mirror, fortnightly
Nairnshire Telegraph, fort-.
nightly
Peebles Advertiser, monthly
Perthshire Advertiser, Thurs. i
Perthshire Constitutional,
Wednesday
Perthshire Courier, Thursday]
Paisley Herald, Saturday
Paisley Journal, Saturday
Rothesay Journal, monthly
Stirhng Journal, Friday
Stirling Observer, Thursday
Stonehaven Journal, Tues.
Stratheden Advertiser, first
Saturday of each month
London Newspapers.
DAILY MORNING PAPERS.
Morning Advertiser, 127 Fleet street
Morning Chrouicle, 332 Strand
Morning Herald, 103 Shoe lane, Fleet street,
and 18 Catherine street, Strand
Morning Post, Welhngton street north
Public Ledger, 9 Great Tower street
The Times, Printing house square, Blackfriars
Commercial Daily List, 42 Mincing lane
Daily News, 10 Bouverie street, and Lombard
street, Fleet street
DAILY EVENING PAPERS.
Evening Journal, 332 Strand
Express, 10 Bouverie street, and Lombard
street. Fleet street
Globe, 127 Strand
Lloyd's List (not stamped), 37 Royal Ex-
change
Shipping Gazette, 54 Gracechurch street
Standard, 38 New Bridge sti'eet, Blackfriars
Sun, 112 Strand
NEWSPAPERS.
427
WEEKLY PAPERS.
Ai'chitect, 19 Arundel street
Athengeum, 14 Wellington street north,
Strand, Saturday
Atlas, 6 Southampton street, Strand, Satur-
day
Bankrupt and Insolvent Gazette (Perry's),
King's Arms buildings, Cornhill
Bell's Life in London, 170 Strand, Saturday
and Sunday
Bell's New Weekly Messenger, 299 Strand,
Saturday and Sunday
Bell's Weekly Messenger, 2 New Bridge street,
Saturday and Monday
Britannia, 141 Strand, Saturday
British Army Despatch, 141 Strand, Friday
British Banner, 3 Bolt court, Wednesday
Builder, 1 York street, Covent garden, Satur-
day
Catholic Standard, 3 Brydges street, Covent
garden
Christian Times, 69 Fleet street
Church and State Gazette, 342 Strand, Friday
Courrier de I'Europe, 1 Finch lane, Saturday
Court Journal,. 19 Catherine street, Strand,
Saturday
Economist, 340 Strand, Saturday
Enghsh Churchman, 159 Fleet street, Satur-
day
Era, 3 Catherine street, Saturday and Sunday
Examiner, 5 WeUington street. Strand, Satur-
day and Sunday
Gardeners' Chronicle & Agricultural Gazette,
5 Upper Wellington street, Saturday
Gardeners' and Farmers' Journal, 16 Catherine
street, Strand, Friday
Guardian, 12 Wellington street north, Wed-
nesday
Herapath's Railway and Commercial Journal,
3 Red Lion court.. Fleet street, Saturday
Illustrated London News, 198 Strand, Satur-
day
Inquirer, 2 Green Ai'bour court, Old Bailey,
Saturday
John Bull, 40 Fleet street, Saturday and Mon-
day
Journal of Commerce, 54 Gracechurch street,
Saturday
Jurist, 3 Chancery lane, Saturday
Justice of the Peace, 136 Fetter lane, Saturday
Lady's Newspaper, 294 Strand, Saturday
Lancet, 423 Strand, Saturday
Law Times, 20 Essex street. Strand, Saturday
Lead.er, 7 Wellington street, Strand
Legal Observer, 32 BeU yard. Temple bar,
Saturday
Literary Gazette, 5 Henrietta street, Covent
garden, Saturday
Lloyd's Weekly London News, 12 Salisbury
square. Fleet street, Saturday
London Weekly Newspaper, 1 Crane court.
Fleet street, Saturday
Medical Times, 46 Princes street, SoLo, Friday
Mining Journal, 26 Fleet street, Saturday
Nautical Standard, Rutland j^lace, Upper
Thames street, Saturday
Naval and Military Gazette, 19 Catherine
street, every Saturday at 4 p.m.
News of the World, 299 Strand, Saturday
Nonconformist, 4 Horseshoe court, Ludgate
hill, Wednesday
Observer, 170 Strand, Sunday and Monday
People's Paper, 47 Holywell street, Strand,
Saturday
Punch, 85 Fleet street, Saturday
Railway Gazette, 3 Raquet court, Fleet street,
Saturday
Railway Record, 121 Fleet street, Saturday
Railway Times, 122 Fleet street, Saturday
Reynold's, 7 WeUington st., north, Saturday
Spectator, 9 WeUington street. Strand, Satur-
day
Sunday Times, 103 Fleet street, Saturday and
Sunday
Surrey Standard, 15 Duke street, London
bridge
Telegraph, 6 Hind court.. Fleet street, Saturday
Tradesman's Journal, 300 Strand, Saturday
United Service Gazette, 6 Wellington street.
Strand, Saturday
Watchman, 161 Fleet street, Wednesday
Weekly Chronicle, 337 Strand, Saturday and
Sunday
Weekly Despatch, 139 Fleet street, Saturday
and Sunday
Weekly News, 1 A, Catherine street, Saturday
Weekly Times, 334 Strand, Saturday
Wesleyan Times, 5 East Temple chambers,
Whitefriars street, Monday
MISCELLANEOUS.
Art Journal, 8 WeUington street north
Atlfs for India, 7th and 24th of the month,
6 Southampton street. Strand
Australian and New Zealand Gazette, Little
Green Arbour court
Bent's Lit. Adv. 13 Paternoster row, 10th of
every month
British Journal, Aldine chambers, Paternoster
row
Chemical Gazette, 1st and 15th of every month.
Red Lion court. Fleet street
Christian Spectator, 56 Paternoster row, 3d
Wednesday every alternate month
Circular to Bankers, 12 Abingdon st. Friday
County Chronicle, 20 Warwick square, City,
Tuesday
County Courts Chronicle, 29 Essex street, ] st
of the month.
County Herald, 20 Warwick square, Saturday
Courier, 16 Great Marlborough street, muuthly
Course of Exchange, 13 Copthall court, Tues-
day and Friday
Critic, London Literary Journal, 29 Essex
street, twice a month
Educational Times, 31 Nicholas lane, monthly
428
IfEWSPAPERS.
Evening Chronicle, 332 Strand, Monday, Wed-
nesday, and Friday
Evening Mail, Printing house square, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
Home News, 63 Cornhill, 124Bishopsgate, and
Lombard street, Whitefriars, 7th and 24th
of every month
Indian ]\Iail, 7 LeadenhaU street, twice a month
Indian News, Little Green Arbour court,
monthly
Journal of Gas Lighting, 88 Cheapside,
monthly
London Commercial Eecord and Statement,
6 Hart street, City, Friday
London Gazette (by authority), 45 St Martin's
lane, Tuesday and Friday
London Mercantile Journal, 42 Mincing lane,
Tuesday
London Trade Report and Comparative List
Office, 42 Mincing lane
Magnet, 299 Strand, Monday
Mark laae Express, 246 Strand, Monday
Merchant, 54 Gracechurch street, Tuesday
Patriot, 3 Bolt court, Monday and Thursday
Pawnbrokers' Gazette, 8 and 9 Serle's place
Police Gazette, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, PoUce court. Bow street
Price Current (London Mercantile), 4 How-
ford buildings, Fenchurch street
Price Current (Prince's), 42 Mincing lane,
Tuesday and Friday
Provincial Medical Journal, 46 Princes street,
Soho
Publishers' Circular, 47 Ludgate hill, 1st and
15th of every month
Racing Times, 291 Strand
Record, 1 69 Fleet street, Monday & Thursday
Reporter, 10 Bolt court, Fleet street, Saturday
St James's Chronicle, 38 New Bridge street^
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Trade List, Trinity chambers, 5 Water lane,
Tuesday
Universal Corn Reporter, Com Exchange,
Mark lane, Monday and Friday
Dublin Newspapers.
Advocate, Saturday
Christian Journal, monthly
Evening Freeman, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
Evening Herald, IMonday and Thursday
Evening Mail. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Evening Packet, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
Evening Post, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day
Examiner, Saturday
Farmers' Gazette, Saturday
Freeman's Journal, daily
Gazette (by authority), Tuesday and Friday
General Advertiser, Saturday
Insolvent Calendar, Monday
Medical Press, Wednesday
Mercantile Advertiser, Friday
Philanthrophist, monthly
Pilot, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Racing Calendar, occasionally
Railway Gazette, Monday
Saunders' News Letter, daily
Warder, Saturday and Monday
Weekly Freeman's, Saturday
Weekly Register, Saturday
World, Saturday
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY. 429
BYE-LAWS FOR THE HACKNEY CARRIAGES OF EDINBURGH.
"At Edinburgh, the 21st day of September,
" Eighteen Hundred and Fifty.
"Which day the Right Honourable the Lord Provost and Magistrates, being assembled,
did, and hereby do, in terms of the powers conferred on them by the Edinburgh Pohce Act,
1848, make, ordain, and enact the following Bye-Laws for the Hackney Carriages of Edin-
burgh, and appoint the same to take effect from the first day of October next.
" Extracted from the Minutes of the Magistrates by
"R. MORHAM, Dep. City Clerk."
CARRIAGES,
1. Before any Carriage be licensed, it shall first be examined by the Inspector of Hack-
ney Carriages, who shall report thereon in writing to the Magistrates.
2. Each hcensed Carriage shall always be provided with a horse or horses in good work-
ing condition, lamps ready for lighting, a check-string, and a board or other signal bearing
the word "Disengaged ;" and the Carriage and ah its appendages, as also the harness, shall
always be kept in perfect order and repair.
3. Each licensed Carriage shall have a Number issued for it, which, together with the
Owner's name, shall be painted in legible letters, of a hght colour conspicuously different
from that of the Carriage on a dark ground, or of a dark colour conspicuously different
from that of the Carriage on a hght ground, and at least one inch in length, on each door
immediately below the -svindow-frame ; and said Number shall not be transferred to any
Carriage other than the one licensed.
Said Name and Number shall also be affixed conspicuously on a card or plate inside, of
the following tenor : —
" Name. No.
" Driver in all cases to give the Hirer a Reference-Ticket when engaged, and to produce
Bye-Laws and Table of Fares on demand.
" No charge for luggage under 70 lbs."
Each substituted Carriage shall have the Name and Number of the Carriage for which it
is substituted painted in the same way as above, on a movable plate or strap, to be placed
on each door, immediately below the window-frame, and in hke manner shall have a card
or plate inside with the Name and Number of the Carriage for which it is substituted.
_ 4. Whenever a hcensed Carriage ceases to ply, intimation thereof shall be immediately
given to the Depute City Clerk, Council Chamber, and the Licence shall be returned.
5. In the event of a hcensed Carriage requiring repair, intimation thereof shall be imme-
diately given to said Clerk ; and no unhcensed Carriage shall ply or be substituted for a
hcensed one until the same shall have been approved of by a Magistrate, and permission
granted, specifying the time it shall be used.
OWNERS.
6. Owners, when at the Stance or Driving, shall conform and be subject to all the rules
kid down for Drivers. They shall produce the Driver of any Carriage against whom a com-
plamt is made. They shall keep Lists of their Drivers and their residences, and produce
the same at all times when required, and they shall be answerable in all cases affectmg the
Drivers when the Drivers are not forthcoming. When they discharge a Driver, they shall
send notice thereof to the Depute City Clerk, giving the cause of dismissal. They shall see
that their Drivers are cleanly in their persons and respectably clothed. They shall furnish
to the Inspector all reasonable information he may require when in the discharge of his
duty.
DRIVERS,
7. No person shall be licensed as a Driver who is not above Eighteen years of age ; and
2 F
430 CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY.
before any person is licensed, he shall produce a satisfactory written certificate of his ability
to drive, and of his good character, and shall find caution for his good behaviour, under the
penalty of Forty Shillings.
Each Licence shall continue in force for one year only, or until the next General Licensing
Meeting.
When a Driver's Cautioner dies or permanently leaves town, the Driver shall report the
same to the Depute City Clerk, Council Chamber, to whom he shall deliver his Licence
until he find another Cautioner. Drivers changing tl>eir residences or employment, shall
give immediate notice thereof to said Clerk.
They shall upon aU occasions when required, exhibit the Bye-Laws, Table of Fares, and
their Licence.
They shall be strictly sober, cleanly in their persons, and respectably clothed, and shall
conduct themselves at all times in a proper, civil, and decorous manner, and shall conform
themselves in all respects to the Enactments of the PoUce Act and Bye-Laws, for the time
being, for Hackney Carriages.
They shall not be permitted to smoke on the Stances, or when waiting for parties, or Vv'hen
driving.
When a party enters a Coach, they shall deliver a Ticket with the number of the Coach
and Name of the Proprietor, and the following words printed thereon — " Reference in case
of incivility, loss, or overcharge."
They shall, wlien driving, hold the check-string, keep the lamps hghted when necessary,
observe the ordinary rules of the road, drive carefully, and exercise extra caution in thorough-
fares, and in passing crossings a,nd corners. When disengaged, the disengaged signal shall
be prominently exhibited on the top of the carriage. Drivers shall on no occasion have a
companion of their own on the Box along with them.
STANCES.
8. The Stances shall be —
1. All the Railway Termini at the Waverley Bridge Stations, the Caledonian Rail-
way Terminus, Lothian Road, Princes Street, George Street, and Queen Street.
These shall be held to be One Stand, and called the Centre Stand.
2. The Tron Church, Forrest Road, College, and County Hall.
3. Newington.
4. ToUcross.
5. Stockbridge, Pitt Street, the Raih^'ay Station at Scotland Street, and St Mary's
Church ; and
6. Union Place and Gayfield Square.
The number of Carriages at each of the Stances or divisions of Stances, and the spaces to
be occupied, shall be fixed from time to time as may be foimd necessary.
No Carriage shall be stationed beyond the bounds fixed, or be placed so as to obstruct
crossings, nor shall any Carriage be placed opposite any part of the Scott Monument. At
Princes Street, West End, no Carriage shall be placed further West than two full Coach
lengths to the East of the crossing from Charlotte Street to the West Kirk Gate.
No Carriage shall be allowed to be stationed upon any part of the Pubhc Streets not
allotted as a Coach Stance, except at the dismissal of the Theatre, Assembhes, and the hke.
When the Carriages are at the Stances, Theatre, Assemblies, or the like, the Driver shall
either sit on the Box or stand at the head of his horse, and neither the Owners nor Drivers,
nor any one employed by them, shall canvass for employment, or draw out from the body of
the Stance in order to go to the rear or to another Stance.
When a Carriage is at a Stance, it shall be held to be disengaged, and no engagement ahaU
be refused.
When a signal for a Carriage is made from a distance, the Carriage first in tm'n at the end
of the Stance to which the signal is made, shall draw off, and in no case shall more than one
Carriage at a time do so.
Carriages coming or returning to a Stance, shall draw on to the rear of the Stance, and
no Carriage shall be dra^vn off a Stance, or foUow Stage-Coaches or other pubhc conveyances
on pretence of employment.
When a Carriage is ordered, the hour shall be punctually kept, and its arrival immediately
announced.
All loiterers shall be turned away from the Stances by the Police.
CONVEYANCE DIRECTORY. 431
FARES.
9. (I.) Fares by Dlstancb. I
1st, The distance to wliicli any Hackney Carriage may be driven under these Bye-Laws,
shall be seven miles from the Cross of Edinburgh.
2d, When a party not exceeding two gro^\'n-up persons, and wthout any luggage other
than a carpet-bag or the hke, enters a Carriage at a Stance, or when driving along
disengaged, they shall be driven half a mile for 6d., and if they return they shall pay
another 6d.
^^ote. — ^No measurement of this distance is given in the Tables, but the Public and
Drivers may easily compute it, from knowing that it is half a luile/rom the Register
Office to the following places, viz.. South Castle Street, West End of Regent Terrace,
Surgeons' Hall, Nicolson Street, and Gayfield Place, Leith Walk.
3d, Excepting the Sixpenny Fare, the Fares by distance shall be as shewn in the annexed
Table of Fares. The charges in the Table shall include going from the nearest Stance to
the Hirer's residence and waiting ten minutes. But if the Carriage be detained before
starting more than ten minutes, a charge of waiting at the rate of 6d. for each quarter of
an hour, or part thereof, after the expiry of the ten minutes, shall be allowed ; and if the
place where the Hirer is to be lifted be beyond the nearest Stance, or above hah" a mUe
from the Stance, whence the Carriage is taken, there shall be a charge of 6d. extra.
4th, "When any Place is not mentioned in the Table, the Fare shall be the same as that to
any place mentioned which may be in the immediate vicinity.
6th, When the Fare of any particular place not mentioned cannot be ascertained by refer-
ence to a place in the immediate vicinity, the Fare shall be Is. for a distance from the
Stance not exceeding a mile and a half, and 6d. for every additional half mile, or part
thereof, calculating the distance in the case of the Centre Stance from George Street As-
sembly Rooms.
6th, Half Fare returning.
7th, When parties return (which they shall have the option of doing), and the Fare going
is Is., the Carriage shall wait ten minutes without any charge for waiting ; when Is. 6d.,
fifteen minutes ; when 2s. and upwards, twenty minutes. If the Carriage be detained
longer, a charge will be allowed for waiting, at the rate of 6d. for every twenty minutes,
or part thereof, commencing at the periods when the free waiting expires.
8th, When a Carriage is called but not used, a charge of 6d. shall be allowed, if the place to
which it is called be vmder half a mile from the Stance, and a Shilling if beyond that. —
Waiting as in section seventh.
(II.) Fares by TnrB.
It shall be in the option of the Hirer to employ a Carriage within the bounds of PoHce
by time, for bond fide Shopping, making Calls, and the like, where the driving is not con-
tinuous. The charge in such cases shall be Is. for the first half hour, and 6d. for every ad-
ditional quarter of an hour.
For an Airing into the Cormtry within five miles from the General Post-Office, and re-
turning either by the same or a different road, the rate shaJl be Sixpence for every ten
minutes. A drive round the Queen's Drive to be considered an Airing. Unless the Hirer
wishes a slower rate, the rate of driving when out an Airing shall be at least six miles au
hour. If the Airing go beyond five miles, the duty to be paid in addition.
(III.) Whether the Fares are by Distance or by Time,— .
1st, The Hirer pays ToUs.
2d, If there be more than four grown persons driven, a charge of 6d. extra shall be made
for each additional grovm person, and a charge of 6d. for each two children above six
years of age. No additional charge for one child above six or children under six.
3d, For Luggage exceeding 70 lbs. in weight there shall be a charge of 6d. extra. But there
shall be no charge for Luggage under that weight. The Driver shall assist in loading and
unloading in all cases when reqiiirod.
432 CONVEYANCE DIEECTORY.
4tli, From Eleven at Night till Eight Morning, Fare and a half.
6th, The above Fares for One-Horse Carriages, The Fares for Two-Horse Carriages shall
be one-third more.
6th, Owners or Drivers may agree to drive at lower Fares than those fixed. In that case,
should they demand more than the Fare agreed on, they shall "be liable as for an over-
charge.
(IV.) Fares may be Withheld.
Any Party shall be entitled to withhold payment of the Fare, — • >
1st, When the Name and Number are not painted outside, or when there is no card or plate
inside, in terms of Article Second of these Bye-Laws.
2d, When the Eeference-Ticket is not offered on entrance.
3d, When the Bye-Laws, Table of Fares, and Driver's Licence are not shewn on demand ;
and,
4th, When an overcharge is made.
PEOPEETY LEFT.
10. All Property left in Carriages shall be immediately returned to the owner if known, or
if not known, shaU within 24 hours be dehvered to the Depute City Clerk at the Council
Chambers, and the Driver shall be rewarded in such cases as the Magistrates may direct.
EEDEESS.
11. Parties contravening these Bye-Laws are hable for each contravention in a penalty not
exceeding Forty Shillings, or to withdrawal or suspension of the Licences, in a prosecution
before the Magistrates ; and Parties aggrieved will obtain Eedress on apphcation to the Pro-
curator-Fiscal at the City Chambers, within eight days after the date of the offence.
Ifote. — Attention is specially directed to the 237th Section of the Pohce Act, which
imposes a Penalty not exceeding 10s. on any person who refuses to pay the Eegular
Fare on demand.
The following Bye-laws shall be observed at the
THEATEE.
I. Setting Doatz^t,
1st, All Carriages shall approach from the West, and on arriving, each shall take its placo
at the rear or West end of the hne.
2d, No Carriage shall be allowed to interrupt or break the line, or otherwise transuiess
the above Eegulation, on any accoTint whatever. °
II. Taking Up.
1st, Carriages in waiting shall draw up not sooner than Ten o'clock, with their horses' heads
tt) the westward m Waterloo Place, in smgle lines, one on each side of the street, leaving
the middle of it, and the whole front of the Post-Office, clear. Private Carriages and
Hu-ed Carriages to draw up on the South side. The unhired Carriages to draw up on the
North side. ^
2d, No Carriage shall be allowed to leave these hnes, until called for by the Officer of PoHce
specially appointed for that purpose.
3d, Every Coachman, as he draws up at the Box entrance, shall announce to the Officer in
attendance the name of the Party he is engaged by, or that of the individual to whom the
Carriage belongs.
COISlVEYANCE DIRECTORY. 433
4th, Wlien a disengaged Hackney Carriage shall be called by the Officer, the one at the
head of the disengaged line (that on the North side of Waterloo Place) shall draw up to
the Box entrance.
5th, When a Carriage reaches the Box entrance, should the Party for which it is called not
be ready, the Driver, upon being ordered by the Officer in attendance, must, without de-
lay or objection, drive on, and again proceed to the rear of the called Carriages, and proceed
in every respect as if he had been newly called ; and this he shall continue to do until he
shall have taken up his Company, in terms of these Regulations.
6th, Drivers must on no account leave their Carriages ; and no Owner, Driver, or persons in
theu- employment, shall be allowed to enter the Box Office, or occupy the passage thereto ;
nor shall there be any canvassing for employment, or driving to and from in the neigh-
bourhood of the Theatre, as in search of employment.
11. The following Bye-Laws shall be observed at the
ASSEMBLY AND CONCERT ROOMS, GEORGE STREET.
I. Setting Down.
1st, AH Carriages approaching from the West, shall enter by the West Gate ; and on arriv-
ing, each shall take its place at the rear or West end of the Hne.
2d, All Carriages approaching from the East, shall enter by the East Gate ; and on arriving,
each shall take its place at the rear or East end of the line.
3d, No Carriage shall be allowed to interrupt or break the lines.
IL Taking Up. — West Boor.
1st, All Private and Engaged Carriages shall be drawn up in George Street, to the West of
the Rooms, in Two lines, one on each side of the Street, leaving the middle of the Street
entirely free, and shall take up at the West Door onl^/.
2d, No Carriage shall be driven from these Hues until it shall be called by the Officer
specially appointed for that purpose.
3d, When so called, it shall be driven into the middle of the Street, and thence through the
Western Archway.
4th, Every Coachman, as he approaches the Archway, shall announce to the Officer there in
waiting the name of the party he is to take up.
5th, When a Carriage reaches the entrance to the Rooms, and the party is not ready, the
Driver shall obey the orders of the Officer in attendance, and, without delay or objection,
shall drive on, and again come round to the rear of the called Carriages, and proceed in
every respect as if he had been newly called ; and this he shall continue to do imtil he
shall have taken up his Company.
East Door.
6th Disengaged Hackney Carriages plying for hire, shall be drawn up in George Street, to
the Bast of the Rooms, in a single line, and shall take up at the East Door onl^. No dis-
engaged Hackney Carriage shall leave said hne until called by the Officer, and then the
one nearest the Archway, of the description wanted, shall proceed forward, and no Car-
nage shall stand on the George Street Stance during AssembUes and Concerts.
General Regulations.
7th, Drivers shall on no account leave their Carriages ; and no Owners, Drivers, or others in
then- employment, Coachmen, or Coach-hirers, shall be allowed to enter within the Arch-
ways on foot, nor shall there be any canvassing.
8th, No Carriages connected with the Assembhes or Concerts shall be allowed to pass along
the front of the Rooms, in either direction.
At Pubhc Meetings or large assembhes, or parties at other places than the Theatre and
A^embly Rooms, Drivers shall obey the instructions of the Superintendent of Police and
Officers acting under him in all points.
434 RATES OP PORTERAGE, ETC.
TABLE OF FARES AND RATES OF PORTERAGE.
For every ton of coals (whether Scotch or English), carried to a house or cellar entering
from the street, or to first flat up or down stairs, whether carried in creels or bags, . ,06
For each flat after the first, additional, per ton, . . . , . . . .02
If carried up or down a close to a warehouse or shop heyond the front laud, for each ton
additional, ...... ......... 0 2
If carried from a cellar, each burden, ......... Oli
Quantities of greater or less weight than a ton to be charged in proportion to the above
rates.
Porters are obliged to carry and put in coals to the satisfaction of the party receiving
them, but are not entitled to charge for building them unless specially required.
When REQUIRED to build them they will be entitled to charge, in addition to the Porterage,
for each entire ton built, 02
For any quantity built short of the whole ton they will not be entitled to any allowance.
Any incivility or overcharge by any Porter or Carter should be immediately reported to the
Procurator Fiscal, City Chambers, with the name and number of the Badge of the party offending.
MESSAGES, SMALL PARCELS, ANB BACK BURDENS.
For any message, box, or burden of i cwt. or under, from the Tron Church to Princes
Btreet eastward of South and North St Andrew streets, also Register street, Shakspeare square,
Nether bow, Drummond and College streets. Surgeons' Hall, Railway Termini, Canal street,
or the like distance, 0 3
And for a full burden, 0 1
From the Tron Church, for any message, box, or burden of \ cwt. or under, to Princes
street. Queen street, and cross streets east of South and North Hanover streets, and in-
cluding these streets, York place, Elder street. Black Bull, St John's Cross, Canongate,
Nicolson square and street, to West Nicolson Street, North and West Richmond streets,
and including these streets and Candlemaker-row, Grassmarket, Castle Hill, or the like
distance, 0 4
And for a full burdt?n, 0 6
To a greater distance, such as Princes and Queen streets, with the cross streets east of
South and North Castle streets, and including these streets, Baxter's buildings, Picardy place.
Forth street. Abbey, East and South Richmond streets, George square, or the like distance, 0 fl
And for a full burden, 0 8
Allowance for empty bottles returned, per dozen, for all distances, as stated in these Re-
gulations, - 0 1
For a burden to or from Leith, to York place, Princes street east of St Andrew street,
or the like distance, 14
For ditto to or from ditto to Princes and Queen streets eastward of Hanover street, Tron
Church, or the like distances, 16
For ditto to or from ditto to Princes and Queen streets, with the cross streets eastward of
Castle street, south end of Nicolson square, George square. Castle hill, Ramsay garden,
Grassmarket, or the like distance, .... 18
HURLEYS AND MACHINES WITH POLES.
Each load of any description of goods or furniture, not exceeding 2 cwt., in conveying
•which a hurley is used, shall be double the fare for a back burden, according to distance.
Additional quantities thus conveyed to be charged in proportion.
Each load of any description of goods or 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 ditto if above one storey, 2 0
Porterage of a puncheon of spirits, a pipe or butt of wine, to or from a cellar, or vault, 1 0
Porterage of a single hogshead, 0 6
Porterage of a hogshead of sugar to a shop, cellar, or warehouse, . . . . 0 8
Porterage of a hogshead of sugar carried in bags into a shop, 10
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.
RATES OF PORTERAGE, ETC. 485
_ _
BEATIXG CARPKT.S.
Each hour employed, each Porter, . .10
Greater or less portions of time to be charged in proportion.
REMOVING AND LOADING OR UNLOADING FURNITURE, &C.
At the Removing Term, and for two weeks before and two weeks after it, Porters will bo
entitled to charge at the rate of one shilling per hour for loading or unloading furniture or
other goods, and for the carriage of the same to or from a house, unless when there is a
special agreement between the parties.
TIME.
Porters employed by time, if engaged by the hour, for each hour engaged, , , . 0 6
For each half hour detained waiting, ......,,, 0 3
Or according to the agreement of parties.
REGULATIONS FOR CARTERS.
1. Each Carter shall have a sufficient horse, cart, and furniture, with his name and number dis-
tinctly painted or fixed on the side of the cart, and shall be provided with a tarpaulin or covering,
to be used as occasion may require, to cover goods upon his cart, and such tarpaulin or covering
ehall be at least twelve feet square, and shall liave the name of the owner distinctly painted thereon.
2. Every Carter shall serve the lieges with fidelity and discretion, and shall not, under any pre-
tence whatever, refuse employment when otherwise not actually engaged or employed ; and if any
Carter shall plead a prior engagement at other work, he shall state the nature thereof, and give
his employer's name if required.
3. There shall be a stand for Carts in the Lawnmarket, and another in the Grassmarket, and at
such other places as the Magistrates may from time to time appoint.
4. Every Carter shall conduct himself in a proper, civil, and decorous manner at all times ; and
shall, when required, produce and shew these Regulations and his Badge to any party requiring
them so to do, under the penalty of forfeiting his hire, and such other penalties as the Magistrates
may inflict.
5. No Carter shall, upon any pretence whatever, act as a Carrier of Coals for hire, or in any way
interfere with the carriage thereof, or hire paid therefor. He shall employ at least two Porters
to carry in the Coals, and shall abide by his cart while the Coals are being delivered.
6. When it is necessary to press carts for Her Majesty's service, or for the service of the Public,
upon any emergency, any Carter, licensed as aforesaid, who shall resist such impressment, or shall
throw any obstacle in the way thereof, shall, upon conviction, be deprived of his licence, besides
being liable to such other penalty as the Magistrates may impose.
7. The fares for Cartage shall be charged in terms of the annexed Table, and any party shall
be entitled to withhold payment of a fare when the Carter shall fail to produce his Regulations
and Badge.
FARES FOR CARTERS.
COALS. S. d.
Carterage of each ton of Coals delivered within the Toll-bars, from any of the Coal depots
within the City or Suburbs, - 10
FURNITURE, ETC.
The Cartage to be regulated by the agreement of parties ; but any breach of such agree-
ment will be punished as a contravention of these Regulations.
When a Cart is engaged, the party hiring and failing to make use of it, shall pay ot back-
hire, 10
And for every half hour the Cart is detained beyond the time fixed for the hire, . 0 6
The Cartage of any of the following or similar articles from one place to another, within
the limits of the Police Act, shall be —
For a Hogshead of Sugar 16
For a Puncheon of Whisky 16
For a Hogshead of do. 10
Each Cart-load of Wood . . , , 3 0
436 REGULATIONS FOR THE CHIMNEY-SWEErERS OF EDINBURGH.
TABLE OP Rx\TES FOR CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS.
1. KITCHEN VENTS. S.
For Sweeping a Kitchea Vent, . . 1
With Smoke Jack, Hot Plate, and Oven, 2
With Hot Plate and Oven only, . 1
With either Hot Plate or Oven, . 1
Kitchen Vents on third flats and upwards, 0
Washing-house Boilers, Flues, &c., with
cleaning doors .... 2
2. ROOM VEXTS.
With Register or Kinnaird Grates, on
first and second flats, . . . 1
With Common Grates,
With Register or Kinnaird Grates, on
third flats and upwards.
With Common Grates on ditto,
Poor persons with only one fireplace,
When two or more Vents are swept
at the same time, on first or second
flats, for the first, whether Room or
Kitchen, ... . .
Every other.
8.
A
0
0
0
9
0
8
0
8
1
0
0
6
2fote. — These charges not to afi'eet the fares under the first head ; — the fares under the second
head to include the trouble in removing and replacing the grate, which must be done carefully.
4. FOUL CHIMNEYS.
Extinguishing and Sweeping a Foul
Chimney, besides paying for such
materials as may be destroyed in ex-
tinguishing, .... 5
3. SHOP, WAREHOUSE, BANK, OR PUBLIC
OFFICE VENTS. S. d.
For Sweeping each Vent upon the ground
flat, 10
On first flat, or upwards, for the first
Vent, 10
Every other, 0 9
The Magistrate before whom any case in dispute is brought, may, if he see cause, allow a
smaller sum than the charge under this head.
Note. — Extra work required to be done in Sweeping any Vent, to be paid according to the
agreement of parties, or as may be decided by the Master of Fire Engines or other party, to whom
any dispute may be referred.
In order to prevent as much as possible Chimneys taking fire, the Magistrates recommend to
the inhabitants to get their Chimneys swept every six weeks, and not to employ or admit to their
houses, or to the roof thereof, any Chimney-Sweeper not having a Badge, or who refuses to pro-
duce the same when demanded.
The Magistrates also recommend to the inhabitants to keep properly secured the Hatchway or
other access to the roofs of their houses, and not to intrust the key thereof to any Chimney-
Sweeper who has not a, Badge, in order to prevent theft and destruction to property.
\
INSUEANCE DIEECTOEY.
Agriculturist, Cattle, 9 South St
Andrew street
Albion Office, 14 Royal Exchange
Alliance British and Foreign Fire
and Life, 95 Greorge st. — p. xx.
Anchor Life, Fire, and Annuity
Assurance Company, 3 Mitchell
street, 17 Young street, and 31
Alva street — p. xlii.
Argus Life Office, 33 Frederick st.
Asylum Life Assurance Company,
35 Frederick street — p. xxiii.
Atlas Office, 8 Scotland street, 12
Frederick street, and 5 York pi.
Britannia Life Assurance, 48
India street — p. xxii,
Britannia Mutual Life Assurance,
48 India street — p. xxii.
British Guarantee Association, 127
Princes street — p. xxvii.
Caledonian Fire and Life Office,
19 George street, and 9 Bernard
street — p. ii.
Church of England Life and Fire,
55 Great King street — p. xv.
City of Glasgow Office, 19 St An-
drew square — p. x.
Colonial Life Office, 5 George street
— p. xxi.
Commercial Credit Mutual Assur-
ance Society, 25 York place — p.
xxvii.
County Fire Office, 8 Gloucester
place
Crown Life Assurance Company,
London, 141 George street
Economic Life Assurance Society
Office, 9 North St David street
— p. xxiv.
Edinburgh Life Assurance Office,
22 George street — p. xxxiv.
English and Scottish Law Life As-
surance and Loan Association,
120 Princes street — p. xvii.
Equitable Fire Office, 65 Princes
street
Essex Economic Fire Assurance,
17 George street — p. xxx.
European Life Office, 10 North St
Andrew street
Family Endowment Office, 4 St
Andrew square
Friendly Insurance Company, 40
Princes street
Genera] Life and Fire Assurance
Company, 6 St Andrew square
Globe Insurance Company, 75
Great King street, 10 North St
David street, i-j North bridge,
56 Giles' street, and 13 Mitchell
street, Leith
Gresham Life Association, 16 Dun-
das street
Guardian Fire and Life Office, 74
Queen street — p. xxv.
Hercules Fire and Life Office, 47
George street
Imperial Life Office, Wm. F. Gib-
son, of the British Linen Co.'s
Bank, agent for Edinburgh — p.
xl.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company,
Wm. F. Gibson, of the British
Linen Co.'s Bank, agent for
Edinburgh — p. xl.
Indisputable Life Policy Company,
41 Albany street— p. ix.
Industrial and General Life As-
surance and Deposit Company,
9 North St David street
Insurance Company of Scotland,
95 George street — p. xx.
Law Life Assurance Society, 33
Y^ork place — p. xiv.
Law Property Assurance and Trust
Society, 25 York place
Legal Commercial Life and Fire
Assurance Society, 8 Bank st.
Legal and General Life Assurance
Society, 7 Nelson street
Life Association of Scotland, 2
Hanover street — p. xxvi.
Liverpool Fire and Life, 29 Nor-
thumberland street
London Union Fire and Life As-
surance, 17 George street
London Union Assurance Society,
20 Nelson street, and 16 Hill
street — p. xxxix.
Manchester Fire and Life Office,
50 Castle street
Marine Life and Casualty Mutual
Assurance Society, 1 7 South St
David Street — p. xxviii.
Medical and Invalid Assurance, 2
North St David street
Mei'chants' and Tradesmen's
Mutual Life, and Tradesmen's
Friendly Societies, 1 North St
David street — p. xxxvii.
Minerva Life Assurance Company,
82 Great King street — p. xxiv.
Ministers' Widows' Fund Office,
6 North St David street
Mutual Assurance, 5 St Andrew
square — p. xxxii.
National Loan Fund Life Assur-
ance Society, 65 Princes street
National Fiie and Life Insurance
Company of Scotland, 22 St
Andrew square — p. xvi.
New Equitable, 4 St Andrew sq.
North British Fire and Life Office,
64 Princes street — p. viii.
Northern Assurance Company, 20
St Andrew square— -p. vii.
Northern Reversion Company, 7
North St Andrew sti'eet
Norwich Union Fire and Life, 31
Princes street — p. xlii.
Palladium Life Office, 24 Quee?
street
Pelican Life Assurance Company —
agents, Jas. Balfour, 14 George
street, Murray and Beith, 50
Castle street, and John M'Cul-
loch, British Linen Co.'s Bank
— p. xiii.
Phoenix Fire Assurance Company
— agents, Robt. Allan, 4 St An-
drew square, John M'Culloch,
B. L. Co.'s Bank, And. Muir,
14 Royal Exchange, H. G. Wat-
son, 3 St David street, Wm.
Muir, Quality street, Leith — p.
xiii.
Professional Life Assurance Com-
pany, 32 St Andrew square — p.
xli.
Provident Clerks' Mutvial Life
Association, 3 N. St Andrew
street
Provident Life Office, 8 Gloucester
place
Royal Exchange, 18 South St An-
drew street
Royal Farmers' and General Fire,
Life, and Hail Insurance Com-
pany, 24 Pitt street
Royal Insurance Company, 4 Pitt
street — p. xxxvi.
Royal Naval, Military, and East
India Life Assurance Society,
2 North-east Circus place
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance
Society, 9 North St David street
— p. xxvii.
Scottish Equitable Life, 26 St
Andrew square — p. xxxviii.
Scottish Provident Institution, 14
St Andrew square — p. xii.
Scottish Provincial Assurance Com-
pany, 65 Princes st. — p. xxxi.
Scottish Union Fire and Life, 47
George street — p. xviii.
Scottish Widows' Fund Life, 5 St
Andrew square — p. xxxii.
Standard Life Office, 3 George st.
■ — p. iv.
Sun Fire Office, 40 Princes street,
and 39 George street
United Deposit Assurance, 21 St
Andrew square
United Kingdom Temperance and
General Provident Institution,
17 George street — p. xxxix.
Universal Life Assurance Society,
11 Young street
West of England Fire and Life
Office, 123 Princes street
Westminster Life and Sun Fire
Office, 39 George street
Yorkshire Fire and Life Office,
68 Great King street, and 1
George street
II INSURAXCE DIllECTORY.
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
3:ncoriJcirat£li &g Islogal Cljartn: antj '^ct of Parliament,
FOR INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, ASSURANCE ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS,
THE PURCHASE OF REVERSIONS AND ANNUITIES,
AND FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS IN EVERY CASE WHERE THE CONTINGENCY OF
LIFE IS INVOLVED.
ffifstablisfjeti in 1805.
HEAD OFFICE, 19 GEORGE STREET, EDINBTJRGH.
(^itraortJinarg Birectars.
Sir D. Cameron of Fassfern, Bart. Alex. White, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
John Adair, Esq. of Genoch. j Alex. Allan, Esq., Advocate.
Sebastian Smith, Esq., Merchant, London. \ Adam Dawson, Esq. of Bonnytown.
John Brown, Esq. of Parkhead. I J. S. Cunningham, Esq., Commercial Bank.
Gilbert Kennedy, Esq., Glasgow. Thomas Ranken, Esq., S.S.C.
Henrj' Raeburn, Esq. of St Bernard's. I Thomas Clapperton, Esq., Merchant.
John Forrester, Esq., W.S.
John Maxton, Esq., Merchant.
W. J. Sands, Esq., W.S.
Archd. Anderson, Esq., Merchant,
Chas. Neaves. Esq., Queen Street.
Alex. Paterson, Esq., Merchant
©ttjfnatg J3iuztat&.
John Henderson, Esq., Queen's Remem-
brancer.
Walter Horsburgh, Esq., W.S.
Captain David Marshall, H.E.I.C.S.
James Newton, Esq., W.S.
Thomas Sawers, Esq.,. Edinburgh.
Alexander Stevenson, Esq., W.S.
Kanager— H. D. Dickie, Esq. Secretary — John Moinet, Esq.
Cons-ultii^ Physician — Professor Henderson, 5I.D.
Solicitor — John Archd. Campbell, Esq., C.S. Auditor — Richard Gordon, Esq., Accountant.
Bankers — The Commercial Bank of Scotland, and National Banking Company.
LONDON BOARD.
John Charles Conybeare, Esq., Lincohi's-Inn
and Kew
John Early Cook, Esq., the Hermitage,
Woking
Joseph Dowson, Esq., Limehouse, and Meck-
lenburg Square.
John Rannie, Esq., 5 Lower Belgrave Street,
Eaton Square.
George Scamell, Esq., West Smithfield, and Melrose Lodge, Holloway.
ULanager.
E. F. Sealy, Esq., 27 Moorgate Street.
Solicitors.
Messrs Smai-t, Buller, and Smart, 56 Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.
Messrs Sturmy, Simpson, and Bousfield, 8 Wellington Street, London Bridge.
Medical Officers.
Geo. Pilcher, Esq., 7 Gt. George St., Cavendish Sq. E. T. Complin, Esq., 24 Charter House Sq.
Bankers — London Joint Bank.
[^Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. Ill
[Caledonian Insurance Company — continued.^
GLASGOW BOARD.
Sir James Anderson, M.P. i Robert Lamond, Esq., Writer.
William Campbell, Esq., of Tillicliewan. David Law, Esq., Phoenix Iron Works.
The Rev. Professor Eadie, D.D., LL.D. I James Playfair, Esq., Merchant.
G. W. Snodgrass, Esq., Banker.
Secretaries to the Board. Surveyor.
Messrs Mackintosh and Cowan, 62 St Vincent Street. Mr James Cowan, 62 St Vincent Street.
Medical Officers.
Dr James Wilson, Hope Street. Dr Thomas Watson, West Regent Street
Bankers.
The Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank.
DUBLIN.
Messrs Wright and Buchanan, Agents, 17 Crow Street.
Medical Adviser.
John Mollan, Esq., M.D., 8 Fitzwilliam Square North.
Bankers.
The Royal Bank of Ireland.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The Public are reminded of the advantages which this Company offers to Assurers, some of
which are subjoined: —
First, Undoubted secuiity from a large accumulated Fund from Premiums, besides the Sub-
scribed Capital.
Second, The Preitiiums under the Non-Participating Table enable a party aged 30 to open a
Policy for £1244, 9s. 9d., payable at death, for the same Premium that the Mutual Companies insure
£1000, thus giving an immediate Bonus of £244, 9s. 9d.
Third, The Participating Premiums give the Assured a right to participate in the Profits, to the
extent of about 84 per cent.
Fourth, No Charge is made for Policy Stamps.
Fifth, Parties Insuring with this Company can deduct the Annual Premiiuns on their own or
AVives' Lives, from the Assessment made upon them for the Income-Tax.
Sixth, No extra Premium is charged for residence in Australia, Van Dicmen's Land, Cape of
Good Hope, or America, north of 38 degrees north latitude.
Seventh, Parties, on application, in terms of printed Forms to be had at the Office, may have
their Policies declared indisputable after the lapse of five years from their date.
Eighth, Liberty granted to the Assured, after five years from the date of their Policies, on
application, in terms of the above, to reside beyond the limits of Europe without extra charge.
Ninth, No Entry Money.
The business done by the Company during each of the two past years nearly doubles the num-
ber of the Policies issued in the preceding year, and clearly shews that the public appreciates the
benefits which this Old Established Institution confers on those opening Policies with it.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Company Insures Houses, Manufactories, Rents, Furniture, Goods and Merchandise, Farm-
ing Stock, and Shipping in port or dock, from Loss and Damage by Fire, upon liberal terms.
No charge is made for Policies when the sum insured amounts to £300, nor for Policies when
the Insurance is transferred from other Companies.
Prospectuses, and every information, given gratis at the Head-Office and Branches.
H. D. DICKIE, Manager.
Edinburgh, April 1854. JOHN MOINET, Secretary.
IV
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
^gtablt0!)£tj 1825.— ConstftutEli ig ^ct of ^Parliament.
GM)VEENOK.
HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH AKD QUEENSBERY.
DEPUTY-GO VEENOE.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
EDINBURGH.
<©rt)inarp ©irectors.
Anthony Trail, Esq., W.S., 7 Melville Street.
John Sligo Esq. of Carmyle, 5 Drummond
Place.
Andrew Blackburn, Esq., Banker, St Andrew
Square.
Thomas Graham Murray, Esq., W.S., 4 Glenfin-
las Street.
James Veitch, Esq. of Eliock.
William Wood, Esq., Surgeon, 9 Damaway
Street.
James Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
Alexander James Russell, Esq., C.S., 9 Shand-
M'ick Place.
William Moncreiff, Esq., Accountant, 59 George
Street.
George Patton, Esq., Advocate, 30 Ileriot Row.
John Robert Tod, Esq., W.S., 30 Moray Place.
Charles Pearson, Esq., Accountant, 128 George
Street.
James Condie, Esq., Perth.
James Robertson, Esq., W.S., 11 Heriot Row.
LONDON.
Cfeairmatt nf tfee '55oart>.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF ABERDEEN.
F. Le Breton, Esq., 3 Crosby Square.
John Lindsay, Esq., 26 Laurence Pountney Lane.
Thomas Holdsworth Brooking, Esq., 14 New
Broad Street.
©rtiinarp ©irector^.
John GrifBth Frith, Esq., Austin Friars.
Alexander Gillespie, Esq., 3 Billiter Court.
Alexander Macgregor, Esq., Arlington Street.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT-1854.
KESULTS of the BUSINESS for the Year ended 15tli November 1853.
Number of Proposals for Assurance made to the Directors
Number of Assurance Policies issued, exclusive of Annuity and other transactions
Sums proposed for Assurance ....
Sums in Policies issued .....
Premiums on New Policies, exclusive of Single Payments
Claims by Death, exclusive of Bonus Additions .
Addition to Accumulated Fund during the year .
Annual Revenue at 15th November 1853
RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS DURING THE LAST NINE YEAES.
Nimiber of Proposals for Assurances made to the Directors .... 8351
Number of Assurance Policies issued, exclusive of Annuities and other transactions . 6608
Sums proposed for Assurance ...... £5,000,498 12 4
Sums in Policies issued ........ 3,961,215 17 3
< Claims by Death paid, exclusive of Bonus Additions .... 491,21014 4
[Continued.
1059
875
£555,544
7 0
455,248
17 1
14,886
9 3
84,445
17 0
125,761
1 10
205,035
6 2
1
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
The Standard Life Assurance Company — continued.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
A very large portion of the Profits of this Company is allocated periodically to the Assured on
the principle of a Tontine. Divisions have already taken place at four periods, viz., 1835, 1840,
1845, and 1850; and next year, 1855, a fifth Division will be made from the Profits vehich have
arisen duiing the five years from 1850 to 1855.
The following Table shews the Additions, as made at the periods above mentioned.
BONUS ADDITIONS.
Sum in
Date of Polic}-
prior to
Sum in
Policy.
Policy, and
Bonus
-
1835.
1840.
1845.
1850.
Total.
Additions.
£
£ s.
£ B.
£ s.
£. s.
£ 8.
£ s.
Nov. 15, 1825
1000
137 10
200 0
262 10
273 0
873 0
1873 0
„ „ 1826
1000
125 0
187 10
250 0
262 10
825 0
1825 0
„ „ 1827
1000
112 10
175 0
237 10
252 0
777 0
1777 0
» » 1828
1000
100 0
162 10
225 0
241 10
729 0
1729 0
„ „ 1829
1000
87 10
150 0
212 10
231 0
681 0
1681 0
„ „ 1830
lOOO
75 0
137 10
200 0
220 10
633 0
I6:i3 0
„ „ 1831
1(00
62 10
125 0
187 10
210 0
585 0
1585 0
„ „ 1832
1000
50 0
112 10
175 0
199 10
537 0
1537 0
„ „ 1833
1000
37 10
100 0
162 10
189 0
489 0
1489 0
„ „ 1834
1000
25 0
87 10
150 0
178 10
441 0
1441 0
» ,. 1835
1000
12 10
75 0
137 10
168 0
393 0
1393 0
„ „ 1836
1000
62 10
125 0
157 10
345 0
1345 0
„ „ 1837
1000
50 0
112 10
147 0
309 10
1309 10
„ „ 1838
lOOO
37 10
100 0
136 10
274 0
1274 0
„ „ 1839
1000
25 0
87 10
126 0
238 10
1238 10
„ „ 1840
1000
12 10
75 0
115 10
203 0
1203 0
» » 1841
1000
02 10
105 0
167 10
1167 10
„ „ 1842
1000
51 0
94 10
144 10
1144 10
„ „ 1843
1000
.
37 10
84 0
121 10
1121 10
„ „ 1844
1000
25 0
73 10
98 10
1098 10
„ „ 1845
1000
12 10
63 0
75 10
1075 10
„ „ 1846
1000
52 10
52 10
1052 10
„ „ 1847
1000
42 0
42 0
1042 0
„ ,, 1848
1000
31 10
31 10
1"31 10 1
„ „ 1849
1000
21 0
21 0
1021 0
„ „ 1850
1000
10 10
10 10
1010 10
Additions to Policies are vested when the Policies have been in existence for Five Years from the date of
the risk commencing.
According to the Tontine principle referred to, the measure of a Policy's claim for Profits increases
at each Division, so that the party who protects his family by a Life Assurance has, at the same time,
the benefit of participating in the profits of the business, according to his survivorship — that is, the
length of time he continues connected with the Institution.
The following cases, taken from the Books, will tend to illustrate the system : —
1862.
On 4th May 1852, died E. F., aged 65. He effected an Assurance on his Life in 1828 for £500 0 0
And there was added by the Company from the Profits —
In 1835 £50 0 0
1840 81 5 0
1845 112 10 0
1850 120 15 0
364 10 0
Making the sum paid . . £864 10 0
On 12th June 1852, died G. H., aged 73. He eflTected an Assurance on his Life in 1827, by Annual
Payments of £10, 5s. 5d., for . r . . £250 0 0
And to the sum assured was added from the Profits —
In 1835 £28 2 6
1840 43 15 0
1845 59 7 6
1850 ......... 63 0 0
• 194 5 0
* Making the sum paid . . £444 5 0
[Continued.
VI INSUEANCE DIRECTOKY.
The Standard Life Assurance Compamj — continued.
1853.
Oa 23d February 1863, died E. F., aged 56. He effected an Assurance on his Life in
1827 for £700 0 0
And tliere was added by tiie Company from the Profits —
In 1835 £78 15 0
1840 122 10 0
18-15 166 5 0
18:^0 176 8 0
543 18 0
Making the claim . . . £1243 18 0
On 19tli July 1853, died G. H., aged 80. He effected an Assurance on liis Life in 1826 for £500 0 0
And there was added by the Company from the Profits —
In 1835 £62 10 0
1840 93 15 0
1845 125 0 0
1850 . . . , 131 5 0
412 10 0
Making the claim . . . £912 10 0
The Share of Profits attaching to a Policy may be applied to increase the Sum Assured, or the
value may be received in Cash, or be applied to reduce the Annual Premiums.
CONDITIONS OF ASSURANCE.
UNCHALLENGEABLE POLICIES AND FKEE RESIDENCE IN ANY PART OF THE
WORLD.
When a person assures his life he generally limits his inquiries to the rate of premium, the pro-
spects of bonus, and the general character of the office, but seldom gives attention to the " Terms and
Conditions" of Assurance. Within the last few years, however, indeed since 1851, when this Com-
pany pronmlgated the system of " Select Assurance," admission to which renders Policies indisput-
able and %u,challengeahle on any ground ivhatever, the question of "Terms and Conditions" has
become a most important point of consideration, and the day is quickly approaching when no one will
liold a Policy from an office which does not give similar advantages. What a boon is it to Heirs of
Entail, to Borrowers of all descriptions, to Marriage Trustees, in short to all classes, to know, that
whatever may happen, icherever the Assured may go, the claim will be met at death, subject to one
simple condition, that the annual premium originally stipulated be punctually paid !
ADVANCES ON THE SECURITY OF POLICIES, AND SURRENDERS.
The Directors have also been led to consider the position of the Assured with reference to Loans
on the Security of their Policies, and to Surrenders. In both these respects they have lately adopted
rules of the most liberal character, allowing surrender value on Participating Policies from the com-
mencement of the Assurance, while the same sum which would be given for surrender will be given
in loan iriihout expense beyond the trifling stamp duty, and at a rate of interest which securities on
land alone command. Thus at present the rate is 4 per cent., and the Directors have followed this
course on the i^imple and unanswerable view, that the loan, being on the security of a Policy M'ith the
Company, and within its value, should not be subject to a higher rate of interest than landed secu-
rities. With these facilities, no Policy need be forfeited, except by carelessness, so long as the Assur-
ance is of sufficient value to authorise .in advance equivalent to the Premium.
, WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Manager.
GEORGE TODD, Secretary.
EUIN'BUUGH, 3 Geohge STiM-.rr.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY,
VII
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
(Kncorporatetr &g ^ct of parliament).
ESTABLISHED 1836. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
ABEBDEEN.
3 KING STREET.
LONDON.
1 MOORGATE STREET
HEAD OFFICES.
EDINEUKGH.
20 ST ANDREW SQUARE.
GLASGOW.
19 ST VINCENT PLACE.
DUBLIN.
24 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
EDINBURGH BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
George Graham Bell, Esq., Advocate, Chairman.
William Beattie, Esq., Builder.
Walter Duthie, Esq., W.S.
Medical Officer.
Professor Miller, F.R.C.S.E., 51 Queen Street.
Alexander Sclanders, Esq.
William Leslie, Esq., of Messrs Inglis
and Leslie, W.S.
Secretary.
Robert Christie, Jun., Esq.
ILife ai8fj8(urance»
A MONG the advantages offered by this Coi-poration are —
1. The Guarantee of an extensive and highly respectable body of Shareholders.
2. An Equitable Division of the Whole Profits among the Assured in the Participation Scheme.
3. The probability afforded by a successful business of a periodically increasing Bonus. And,
4. Policies Indisputable, except on the ground of fraud.
Thus combining the leading features of a Jiutual with the stability of a Proprietary Company.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The SECOND INVESTIGATION into the affairs of the Company, for the Declaration of a
Bonus in the Life Branch, took place on 30th April 1851, in which all Policies effected pre-
vious TO that date Participated.
Tabular View of Vested and Prospective Additions to each Policy of £1000.
If effected
Amount payable, if Claim
1
emerge after Payment of tlie Premium for the year |
on or before
Amount at
ending 30th April
1
30th April.
30th April 1851.
1852.
1853.
1854.
1855.
1856.
£ s. a.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
1837
1202 6 11
1217 16 3
1233 5 7
1248 15 0
12G4 i i
1279 13 9
1810
1162 5 4
1177 i 4
1192 3 5
1207 2 5
1222 1 6
1237 0 6
1843
1122 3 9
1136 12 6
1151 1 3
1165 10 0
1179 18 9
llSl 7 6
1845
1082 2 2
1096 0 7
1109 19 0
1123 17 5
1137 15 10
1151 14 3
1849
1041 5 0
1055 0 0
1068 15 0
1082 10 0
1(196 5 0
1110 0 0
1851
1013 15 0
IU27 10 0
1041 5 0
! 1055 0 0
1068 15 0
1082 10 0
These Bonus Additions may be commuted for a payment in Cash, or a reduction of the Annual
Premiums.
The Premiums may he paid Yearhj, Half-Yearhj, or Quarterly, for a limited numher of
years only, or by a Single Payment. JSb Entry Money or Stamp Duty charged.
Mxz fn^urance
Undertaken on similar terms with other respectable Offices.
iV.^.— No charge is made for Policy Stamp when the sum Insured amounts to £200, or on
Transfers from other OfHces.
Reports of last Investigation, Tables of Rates, and all other information, may be obtained by
application at the Head Offices or Agencies. Wm, CHALMERS, General Manager.
Edinburgh, 20 St Andrew Square. R. CHRISTIE, Jun., Secretary in Edinburgh
VIII INSURANCE DIRECTOEY.
NORTH BRITISH
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Encorpotateti tig Eogal Cijarto; znti ^ct of Patliammt.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
HEAD OFFICE— 64 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
Glasgow : 8 Royal Exchange Square. London : 4 New Bank Buildings.
Liverpool : 1 India Buildings. Newcastle : 14 Sandhill.
PBESENT ANNUAL KEVENXTE, FEOM LIFE PKEMHIMS ALONE, £108,230.
His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, E.G.
The IMost Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, K.G.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Camperdown, K.T.
The Right Hon. the E.uil of Stair.
CJitraortiinatg ©irectors.
The Hon. Lord Cuningliame.
Sir David Dundas of Dnnira, Bart.
Jas. Farquharson, Esq. of Invercauld.
Sir Adam Hay of Hayston, Bart.
Coliu Campbell, Esq. of Colgrain.
Aiex. Campbell, Esq. of Monzie and Inveraw.
John Gibson, Jun., Esq., 38 Moray Place.
Sir A. Islay Campbell of Succoth, Bart., M.P.
Lieut. -Col. Tait, C.B.
R. Balfour Wardlaw Ramsay, Esq. of WhiteliiU.
©rtifnarg ©irectorg.
Wm. Bonar, Esq. of Easter Warriston.
T. Macpherson Grant, Esq., 15 Moi-ay Place.
Andrew Coventry, Esq., 29 Moray Place.
James Campbell Tait, Esq., 2 Park Place.
William Young, Esq., 3 Moray Place.
Peter Ramsay, Esq., Viewville.
Rear- Admiral Henry Dundas, of Craig Royston.
Laurence Davidson, Esq., 7 Rutland Square.
John Anderson, Esq., 32 Moray Place.
John Brown Innes, Esq., 37 Heriot Row.
Henry D. Fergusson, Esq. 26 Rutland Street.
John F. W. Drummond, Esq., 110 George St.
Manager — James Borthwick, Esq. Secretary — John Ogilvie, Esq.
Actuary— David Chisholm, F.I. A. Medical Officer— John G. M. Burt, M.D., 88 George Street.
Solicitor— "William Young, Esq., W.S. Bankers— Bank of Scotland.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.
1. A protecting Capital of £1,000,000 fully subscribed.
2. Nine-tenths (or 90 per cent.) of the Profits divided every seven years, thereby affording the
benefits of a Mutual Assurance Office, with the advantage of a guarantee against all responsibility.
3. Bonuses may be added to the sum Assured, or surrendered for a cash payment, or applied to
the reduction of the future Premiums.
4. At each Septennial Division of Profits an Annual Prospective Bonus is declared in Hivour of
sucli Policies as may become claims within the next seven years. By this aiTangemeut the advan-
tage of an Annual Division is obtained, without its disadvantages.
5. The sum insured may be made payable at any given age, or at death if it occur previously.
6. An Ascending Scale of Premiums, whereby Policies may be effected at the lowest possible
expense.
7. On Insurances for the Whole Period of Life, half the Premium may remain on Credit for the
first Five Years, or one-third during the convenience of the party assured.
8. No Extra Charge for residence in British North America, the Cape, Australia, New Zealand,
and parts of the United States.
[_Contimted.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. jx
North British Fire and Life Insurance Company— continued.
9. Policies, on proof of age of the party assured, are declared indisputable from and after the
expiry of FIVE YEARS Jrom their date, provided that the ordinary annual and extra Premiums
stipulated by the Policy be duly paid.
10. Parties effecting Insurance with the Company may, on application, receive a Certificate
declaring the Policy exempt, FROM AND AFTER THE EXPIRY OF FIVE YEARS FROM ITS
DATE, from the payment of extra Premium for travelling or residing beyond the limits of Eurone or
for entering into MILITARY or NAVAL SERVICE, and from the necessity of a ppl fng for iTce'nse
x?A\°r^/^'o^iS';/;^^l'^^' °'' ^"i" entering after the expiry of the said FIVE YEARS into MILITARY or
NAVAL SERVICE, provided it shall be shewn to the satisfaction of the Directors that thev have at
the tinie of the application no intention or prospect of going abroad, or of entering into Militarv or
Naval Service. •'
11. Advances made on Policies, to the extent of the security they afford, when the value
amounts to £50 and upwards.
No Entry-money or other charge, Policy Stamp paid by the OflSce.
FIRE INSURANCE.
The Company INSURES against FIRE— Silk, Cotton, AVoollen, and Flax Slills, Buildin<rs of all
descriptions. Furniture, Stock in Trade, Jlerchandise, Agricultural Stock, Implements of Husbandrv
and eftects of every kind, at the lowest rates of Premium corresponding to the risk '
Farmmg Stock is Insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning made
JAMES BORTHWICK, Manager.
64 Princes Street, Edinburgh, JOHN OGILVIE, Secretaru.
29m April 1854. •'
THE INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY COMPANYi
'Eo. 72 LOMBAED STEEET, LOl^DO:^".
Richard Spooner, Esq^ M.P. j Richard Malins, Esq., Q.C.
J. CampbeU Renton, Esq., M.P. | James Fuller Madox, eIq.
William Wilberforce, Esq.
rpHE POLICIES are INDISPUTABLE, in terms of the Deed of Settlement of the Company, duly
DOCmSl of security' '' ' ^^^^^^^ ^^*"^Y PROVISIONS and NEGOTIABLE
This Company has introduced, as more peculiarly applicable to the Middle and Indu-^trions
Classes, a plan of SELF-PROTECTING INSURANCE, whereby in one Policy, for one rite of
f'r3'. p' '^P""^'^^^ an Insurance of a Sum payable either at Death or on attaining a specified
hfp^ ^L iT''^ "Z, ^°°"^ty fV^'t ^°' 5 ^°.'^ g'^^°^ the full benefit of aU Premimls that have
been paid, although the payments should at any time be discontinued.
ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Manager.
Agent in Edinburgh— Wm. N. Fraser, 41 Albany Street.
Just Published, price One Shilling and Sixpence,
PERIODICAL SAVINGS,
AND
THEIR APPLICATION TO PROVIDENT PURPOSES.
By ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, W.S., A.I.A.
Containing Observations on Friendly Societies, Savings' Banks, Freehold Land Societies, Building
Societies, Indisputability of Life Policies, Self- Protecting Life Insurance ' ^
London : W. S. Okr & Co., Paternoster Row, and aU Booksellers.
INSURANCE DIRECTOIJY.
THE CITY OF GLASGOW
LIFE ASSURANCE AND REVERSIONARY COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £600,000 STERLING.
ESTABLISHIiD IN 1838.
ConstftutEli bg ^ct of parliament, Mm IS, X8i^2.
GOVERNOR.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF GLASGOW.
^lascfo&D Boarti.
]\Inngo Campbell, Esq., Merchant.
■\Viiliam Whyte, Esq., Merchant.
Andrew S. Dalglish, Esq., Glasgow.
Alexander Wingate, Esq., Merchant.
James Jamieson, Esq , Merchant.
Walter Paterson, Esq., Merchant.
Henry Dunlop, Esq. of Craigton.
AVilliam Bankier, Esq., Merchant.
Humphrey E. Cruin, Esq., Merchant.
George Baird, Esq., Gartslierrie.
Jolm Tennant, Esq., St Rollox.
Peter Clouston, Esq., Insurance Broker.
Manager. Actuary.
Daniel Walkinshaw, Esq. Archibald Borthwick, Esq.
Medical Adviser. Law Agent.
John Macfarlane, M.D. Alexander Morrison, Esq.
(IBbinburg!) Boartj.
James Wallace, Esq., Banker. j Stuart Neilson, Esq., W.S.
Archibald Home, Esq., Accountant. j Alexander Howe, Esq., AV.S.
John Gillespie, Esq., W.S. I George R. Maitland, Esq., W.S.
Edward F. Maitland, Esq., Advocate, Hugh Blair, Esq., W.S.
Sheriff of Arg-yleshii-e. I A. M. Bell, Esq., W.S.
Secretftiy. Law Agents.
Robert Balfour, Esq. Messrs Hunter, Blair, & Cowan, W.S,
Medical Adviser. — Dr James Combe.
©fBccs.
GLASGOW. EDINBURGH.
No. 40 ST VINCENT PLACE. No. 21 ST ANDREW SQUARE.
LONDON.
No. 12 KING WILLIAM STREET,
rr>HE Distinctive Features of this Company are as follow : —
1. There is mi Annual Investigation into the affairs of the Company^ and an Annual Divi-
sion of Profits.
2. The Assured are entitled to jmrticipate in the Profits immediately from the commencement
of their Assurance.
3. The Assured are allowed the alternative c nrse of having their share of the Profits added
to the sums in their Policies, or of having the value thereof annually returned to
them in cash.
Particular attention is invited to the above Bonus System. By the alternative which is offered,
the amount of the Assurance may either be rapidly increased by large Annual additions, or the Pre-
mium may each year be very greatly reduced.
[^Continmu.^
INSUEANCE DIRECTORY. XI
Tlie City of Glasgow Life Assurance and Reversionary Company— continued.
The attention of the Public is also invited to the following important advantages now offered
to the Assured by this Company : —
I. UNRESTRICTED LIBERTY/ro»i the outset to all, except seafaring persons, to pass by sea
from one part of the world to another without payment of Extra Premium.
II. UNRESTRICTED LIBERTY /rom the outset to reside in the following places abroad with-
out payment of Extra Premium: —
; NORTH AMERICA, including the British Possessions, and United States, east of 100" of west
longitude, excepting as regards the more Southern States during the period between
i 1st July and 1st November.
*■ MADEIRA.
AUSTRALIA.
NEW ZEALAND.
VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
PORT NATAL.
BUENOS AYRES.
ALL PLACES from Buenos Ayres southward to Cape Horn, and from thence as far
north as Arica on the west coast of South America.
m. AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS /rom the date of a Policy, liberty to reside in any
quarter of the world without payment of Extra Premium, on the Assured shewing,
at taking out the Policy, that they have no prospect then of going abroad, and pro-
vided they do not proceed thereto at any time ivithin the above period of five years
from the date of Policy. jjj
IV. AT THE END OF FIVE YEARS /rom their date, the Company's Policies {provided
satisfactory evidence of age has been produced), are indisputable on any ground
whatever, so that the Policy will not be vitiated by any error or mis-statenient in the
declaration by the Assured, and the sum in the Policy icill be paid without reference
to the place where, or the circumstances under which, the Assured may have died.
V. When a Policy falls, by non-payment of the Premium, from oversight or other cause, no
advantage ts taken thereof to deprive the holder of the Policy of its full surrender
value; and special notice is given that the same will be paid on application within
1 hree Months. Thus, no one Assured with this Company can, suffer pecuniary loss
by ivhat is termed " Forfeiture." -^ *- ^
VI. Policies issued by this Company free of charge for Stamp D'UTYv
A new Pamphlet, explanatory of the peculiar and quite distinctive advantages offered by this
Company, may be had at the Offices as above.
In addition to the granting of Assurances on Lives, the Company also transacts business under
the followmg branches : —
ANNUITIES, Present, Contingent, or Deferred, granted.
ENDOWMENTS on the Lives of Young Persons secured.
LOANS on Heritable and Personal Security, combined with Assurance, granted.
ANNUITIES purchased, whether Present, Contingent, or Deferred.
REVERSIONS and other Contingent rights purchased.
AND, in general, the transaction of every species of business into which a life calculation enters.
Copies of the Company's Pamphlets, Forms of Proposal, &c., may be had at the Offices, or from
anv of the Local Agents.
DANIEL WALKINSHAW, Manager.
ROBERT BALFOUR, Secretary at Edinburgh.
XII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMBINED WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS.
SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
FOR ASSURANCES AND ANNUITIES ON LIVES,
No. 14 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
Sirectots.
Charles 3Iorton, Esq., W.S.
Donald Smith Peddle, Esq., Accountant.
Hugh Kedpath, Esq., Merchant.
John Sinclair, Esq., City Clerk.
James Stirling, Esq., Civil Engineer.
William Nelson, Esq., Publisher.
John Hunter, Esq., Auditor of the Court of
Session.
John Parker, Esq., Inland Revenue Office.
Charles Lawson, Jun., Esq., Seedsman.
Alex. Keith Johnston, Esq., Geographer to the
Queen.
Graham Binny, Esq., "W.S.
Neil C. Campbell, Esq., Advocate.
Robert Hunter, Esq., Sheriff of Dumbarton
and Bute.
Charles James Kerr, Esq., Banker.
James Usher, Esq., Brewer.
Auditors.
James Crawford, Jnn., Esq., W.S. J Alexander Bryson, Esq., Watchmaker.
William Brand, Esq., W.S., Secretary to the Union Bank.
Medical Officers.
Sir George Ballingall. James Duncan, M.D., 12 Heriot Row.
THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION is the only Office which combines the advantage of
participation in the Whole Profits with moderate Premiums. It is a Mutual Assurance Society,
in which the Whole Profits belong to the Policy-holders ; and it is free from the objection of excessive
Premiums, which is urged by the Proprietary Companies against other Mutual Societies.
The PREMIUMS ai-e as low as those of the non-participating scale of the Proprietary Companies.
They admit of being so, not only with safety, but with ample reversion of Profits to the Pohcy-hold-
ers — being free from the bmxlen of payment of dividends to Shareholders.
The principle on which the PROFITS are divided is at once safe, equitable, and favourable to good
lives — the Surplus being reserved for those members who alone can have made sui-plus payments ; in
other words, for those whose Premiums, with accumulated Interest, amount to the sums in their
Policies. This principle, while it, on the one hand, avoids the anomaly of giving additions to those
Policies which become claims in their earlier years, secures, on the other hand, that there is no mem-
ber who has not been, in a pecuniary sense, a gainer by the transaction, who does not receive a share
of the Profits.
The practical working of the system has been, that at the first Division of Surplus — fifteen and
a half years after the commencement — Bonus Additions have been made to the Policies which have
come within the Participating Class,
varying from 20 to 54 per Cent, on the Sums Assured.
In all points of practice— as in provision for the indefeasibility of Policies, facility of licence for
travelling or residence abroad, and of obtainmg advances on the value of the Policies — the regulations
of the Society, as well as the administration, ai-e as hberal as is consistent with right principle.
ANNUAL PREMIUM TO ASSURE £100 AT DEATH.
Age 25
30
35
40
45
50
£118 0
£2 1 6
£2 6 10
£2 14 9
£3 5 9
£4 1 7
The same Premium which, at age 30, is charged in the other Scottish Mutual Offices for Assurance
of £1000, will secure, in this Society, a Policy for £1230. And it is to be borne in mind, that the
higher immediate Assm-ance in this Office does not involve the sacrifice of the member's interest in the
Profits, or any portion of it. This advantageous comparison holds good, to neai'ly the same extent,
with tiie participating scale of the Proprietary Companies.
Copies of the last Annual Report, Forms of Proposal, and every information, may he had on
application at the Head Office, or from any of the Agents.
JAMES WATSON, Manager.
Edinburgh, May 1854.
INSURANCE DIllECTORY.
XIII
PHIENIX FIRE ASSDRANGE COMPANY,
LOMBARD STREET and CHARING CROSS, LONDON.
CFstaHMjetJ m 1782.
FOR INSURING EVERY KIND OF PROPERTY, AT HOME OR ABRQAD, FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
drustet^ ant) JDiri-ctorsf.
James Alexander Gordon, Esq.
Henry Grace, Esq.
Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, Esq.
Tiiomas Hodgson, Esq.
James Home, Esq.
William James Lancaster, Esq.
John Dorrien Magens, Esq.
Stutiitor?^. — John Davis, Esq. — John Hodgson, Esq. — William Hammond, Esq.
.^ccretatic^. — Wilmer Harris, Esq. — George William Lovell, Esq.
2Crcf)itECt anb .^ucljcpor. — John Sha\y, Esq. .^Ol[icitov3.— Messrs Dawes & Sons, Angel Court.
Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart.,
M.P.
Decimus Burton, Esq.
Oclavius Edward Coope, Esq.
William Cotton, Esq.
William Davis, Esq.
George Arthur Fuller, Esq.
J. Mastennan, Esq., M.P.
John Petty Muspratt, Esq.
John Timothy Oxley, Esq.
George Stanley Rcpton, Esq.
Benjamin Shaw, Esq.
Charles Hampden Turner, Esq.
Slatthew Whiting, Esq.
INSURANCE from Loss or Damage by Fire has been found a measure of great importance to the
security of Property and to the happiness of Families. This precaution is seldom neglected by
Jlerchants and Tradesmen, and is equally necessary to Gentlemen, Farmers, and Manufacturers of
every kind.
The Phcenix Office was established by a numerous Proprietary in January 1782, upon prin-
ciples of public utility. The promptitude and cheerfulness with which the most important Losses have
been made good by the Company are well known ; — a large Capital in Government Securities is at all
times held in readiness for that purpose.
N.B. — The private fortune of every individual Shareholder in the Company is responsible for its
engagements ; and no person insui-ed in this Office is liable for the Losses of others, as is the case in
Contribution Societies.
AGENTS IN EDINBURGH.
Robert Allan, 4 St Andrew Square.
John M'Culloch, of the British Linen Co.'s
Bank, 7 London Street.
Andrew Muir, 14 Royal Exchange.
Henry George Watson, 3 North St David
Street.
PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
establisfjetJ in 1797.
70 LOMBARD STREET, CITY, and 57 CHARING CROSS, WESTMINSTER.
Robert Gumey Barclay, Esq.
William Cotton, Esq., F.R.S.
William Davis, Esq.
Richard Fuller, Esq.
Heniy Lanncelot Holland, Esq
J. Petty Muspratt, Esq.
Chas. Hampden Turner, Esq., F.R.S.
Matthew Whiting, Esq.
SDirtctor^.
Jas. A. Gordon, M.D., F.R.S.
Henry Grace, Esq.
Kirkman D. Hodgson, Esq.
Thomas Hodgson, Esq.
JlubHors?. — Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. ; John Davis, Esq. ; John Haggard, D.C.L.
BONUS.— At the Division of Profits declared up to 3d July 1847, the Bonus added to Policies
effected in the seven preceding years on the " Return System " averaged 33 per cent, on the Premiums
paid. Four-fifths or Eighty per cent, of the Profits are divided amongst the Policy-holders.
LOANS in connexion with Life Assurance on approved secm-ity.
Annual Premium rec[uired for tlie Assurance of £100 for the Whole Term of life.
Age. Without Profits.
With Profits.
Age.
Without Profits.
With Profits.
15
20
30
£1 11 0
1 13 10
2 4 0
£1 15 0
1 19 3
2 10 4
40
50
60
£2 18 10
4 0 9
6 1 0
£3 6 5
4 10 7
6 7 4
AGENTS IN
Mr Jaiies Balfour, George Street.
Messrs Murray & Beith, W.S.
ROBERT TUCKER, Secretary.
EDINBURGH.
I John M'Culloch, of the British Linen
Co.'s Bank, 7 London Street.
XIV
INSUEANCE DIRECTORY.
LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
FOR THE ASSURANCE OF THE LIVES OF PERSONS IN EVERY
STATION OF LIFE.
OFFICES.— FLEET STREET, LONDON, AND 33 YORK PLACE, EDINBURGH.
Siubsmficti Capital, ©ne fHillkin Sterling.
TRUSTEES.
The Right Hon. Lord Abinger.
The Right. Hon. Lord Campbell.
The Right Hon. Sir John Jervis (Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas).
The Right Hon. Lord Justice Sir G.J. Turner.
The Hon. Mr Baron Alderson.
James William Farrer, Esq.
George Law, Esq., Lincoln's Inn.
DIRECTORS.
Biggs Andrews, Esq., Q.C., Temple.
Benjamin Austen, Esq., Gray's Inn.
William Brougham, Esq., Grosvenor Square.
Wm. Chisholme, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Thos. Clarke, Esq. (Solicitor to the Ordnance).
Oliver Farrer, Esq., Lincoln's Iuh Fields.
Oliver William Farrer, Esq , Inner Temple.
Edward Foss, Esq., Essex Street.
George Frere, Esq., Bedford Square.
Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.B., M.P.
Russell Gumey, Esq., Q.C., Inner Temple.
Richard Harrison, Esq., Gray's Inn Square
William Vizard, Esq.,
Edward Lawford, Esq., Drapers' Hall (Solicitor to
the Honourable East India Company).
E Bullock Marsham, Esq., D.C.L., Temple.
John Parkinson, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
R. Richards, Esq., Master in Chancery.
Charles F. Robinson, Esq., Queen's Coroner.
F. Smedley, Esq., High Bailiff of Westminster.
Mr Serjeant Storks, Serjeant's Inn, Chancery Laue.
Sir Frederick Thesiger, M.P., Temple.
W. H. Tinney, Esq., Master in Chancery.
E. Tompson, Esq., Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn.
C K. Turner, Esq., Master of the Queen's Bench.
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
AUDITORS.
Harvey Drummond, Esq., Charing Cross.
Nathaniel EUison, Esq., Lincoln's Inn.
Actuary.
William Samuel Downes, Esq.
Physician.
P. Mere Latham, M.D., 36 Grosvenor Street.
I Henry Hoare, Esq., Fleet Street.
I W. H. Walton, Esq., Master of the Exchequer.
Bankers.
Messrs Hoare, Fleet Street.
Solicitor.
Daniel Smith Bockett, Esq., 60 Lincoln's Inn Fiel Is.
AGENTS FOR SCOTLAND.
DAVID CORMACK, Esq., 33 York Place, Edinburgh.
Messrs II'GEIGORS & STEVENSON, 52 George Square, Glasgow.
FOUR-FIFTHS of the Profits of this Society are allotted at the end of every seventh year amongst such of the Assured,
for the whole term of life, as shall have been so assured for Three Years or upwards previous to the date of Division.
The following Table will shew the total amount of Bonuses added to Policies of £1000 each which have been in
force tft-enty-four years, ending 31st December liil :—
Age at
Commencement.
Bonus.
I
i Age at
Commencement.
Bonus.
Age at , B
Commencement , 1
[ 1
20
25
30
£
442
460
487
i 35
1 40
45
£
527
582
652
50
55
60
£
761
890
1172
The next Division of Profits will be made at 31st December 1854.
The Assets of the Society exceed Four Millions sterling, invested in Government and real securities.
Since its establishment in 1823, the Societv has paid upon the deaths of parties whose lives were assured, upwards
of £3,000,000, of which nearlv Half a Million was on account of Bonuses added to the Policies.
Three Divisions of Profits have been made, and Reversionary Bonuses, amounting to £1,929,085, have been added
to the several Policies. A reduction of Annual Premium is granted upon suiTender of the Reversionary Bonuses added
to the Policies.
Assurances may be effected by application to the Actuary, or to the Society's Agents in Scotland above mentioned.
Attendance Is given at the Offices daily from Ten to Four o'Clock.
WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES, Actuary.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XV
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE, TRUST, AND
ANNUITY INSTITDTION,
LOTHBURY, LONDON.
C^mpotomti 60 Spcctal 2[ct of parliament, 4 a^"0 5 Fict., Cap. 92.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £1,000,000.
SCOTTISH BRANCH.
EDINBURGH.
Patrons— The Prelates of the Scottish Episcopal Church.
President— His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberrt.
Vice-Presidents.
Right Hon. tlie Earl of Morton.
Sir John Stuart Forbes, Bart, of Pitsligo.
Boarti of iHanasemmt.
Sir John JI'Neill, G.C.B., Chairman.
Adam Urquhart, Esq., Advocate. I John Blackwood, Esq., George Street.
James Tod, Esq., W.S. | Daniel Ainslie, Esq., Moray Place.
Bankers --The Union Bank of Scotland.
Physicians,
Dr Adam Hunter, 18 Abercromby Place. Dr Andrew Wood, 9 Darnaway Street.
Agent and Secretary— William F. Skene, W.S., 55 Great King Street.
Life a^jsurance*
THIS Institution, which combines every advantage of a Scotch and English Office, rests its claim
to tlie support of the Public (jenerally on the sound and equitable principles of its scheme.
It combines the Mutual or Participating, with the Proprietary or Non-Participating System
of Assurance.
In the former, the Assured are entitled to the AVhole of the Accumulated Profits. In the latter,
they are charged the lowest Rates of Premium consistent with security to the Establishment.
During the Five Years ending 31st December 1852, New Policies were issued to the extent of
£864,016 ; and the total amount assured dming the Twelve Years since the foundation of the Institu-
tion amounts to £1,972,506.
In both branches the Policy-holders are fully protected by the large Proprietary Capital of the
Company, subscribed by a numerous and influential body of Shareholders.
The remarkable success of the Institution will be evident from the result of the recent Second
Division of Proiits, when an Annual Reduction or Allowance of Thirty per cent, was made on the
Premiums payable during that and the four following years, or an equivalent addition made to the
sum assured.
Loans can be effected with this Company on Policies on the Mutual Scale, which have been Five
Years in existence, to the extent of the Surrender Value, on the simple deposit of the Policy, without
further secm-ity.
jTtre ^00urance,
Premiums of Assurance against Fire are charged at the usual moderate rates, with a Reduction
of £10 per cent, on the Residences and Furniture of Clergymen of all denominations, and the Build-
ings and contents of Churches and Church Schools.
Detailed Prospectuses, the necessary Forms of Proposal, and every requisite infoniiation as to the
mode of effecting Assurances, may be obtained either by letter or personal application at the Branch
Office of the Institution, 55 Great King Street, Edinburgh.
WILLIAM F. SKENE, W.S., AgeM and Secretary,
55 Great King Street, Edinburgh.
XVI
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
THE NATIONAL
FIRE I LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
^stablisfjeti 18^1.— Capital, Eiaa l^ttnCTrt E\)aumrCii ^ountis.
CHIEF OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
EDTNETTRGH— 22 St Andrew Square. LONDON— 69 Lombard Street.
DUBLIN— 7 Bachelor's Walk. GLASGOW— 33 Renfield Street.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P., Chairman.
Charles Lawson, Esq., of Borthwick Hall, Deputy-Chairman.
Hew Crichton, Esq., S.S.C.
W. Spence, Esq., British Linen Company.
James Duncan, Esq., W.S.
Edw. Strathearn Gordon, Esq., Advocate.
J. Taylor, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
James Cunningham, Esq., W.S.
James Dennistoun, Esq. of Dennistoun.
George llaclachlan, Esq., W.S.
^Tonsutting ?Cctuar)o antJ SCubitor — Holmes Ivory, Esq.
jCKebical <0fRter — Adam Hunter, M.D. %anhet3 — The British Linen Company.
IJ^anager — J. M. M'Candlish, Esq. ^tcrttat^—Jas. Howden, Esq.
LIFE INSURANCE.
f pHE DIRECTORS of this COMPANY have been able, at each of three successive Divisions of
I Profits, after discharging all claims and expenses of every description, to make a vested Bonus
Addition to every existing Policy on the Prof-t Scheme, exceeding, in some cases, 64: per cent, of the
Premiums paid.
At the last allocation, after providing for the Bonus, a large sum was carried over to increase
the Fund for future Division.
It will be kept in view that, while the Bonuses have been so considerable, the Company's Pre-
minms are generally lower than those of most other Offices.
The PROFITS are Divided ANNUALLY, and eveiy Policy on the Participating Scheme shares
in each Division.
NO CH.lRGE is made for the Policy Stamp, Entrance Money, or any other payment but the
Premium.
Persons assuring their Lives obtain relief from Income Tax on that portion of their incomes
which they devote to this ptu'pose.
Rates for Assnring'ilOO, payable at Death.
Without Profits.
With Peofits.
Age.
One Year.
Seven Years.
Whole of Life.
Whole of Life.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
20
0 15 0
0 15 6
1 12 7
1 15 8
30
1 1 5
1 1 8
2 2 7
2 6 7
40
17 7
1 10 0
2 16 9
3 2 0
50
1 14 10
1 17 10
3 19 1
4 6 5
The usual Commission allowed to Agents.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Policies may be transferred to this Company without expense.
This Company insures all the ordinary classes of Buildings and Goods, and also First-CIass
Warehouses, Power-Loom Factories, Woollen Mills, &c.
Losses are promptly and Hberally settled.
JOHN M. M'CANT)LISH, Manager.
Edinburgh, May 1854. JAJMES HOAVDEN, Secretary.
Note. — The Company^s husiness in Edinburgh tvill he carried on at their present office, 2 SOUTH
St David Street, during alterations on the house, No. 22 St Andrew Square.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
XVII
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
LIFE ASSURANCE AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
@!3ta6lts|^£tJ 1839— Bufecriijeb (Capital, ©ne i^illujn.
HEAD OFFICES.
120 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. 12 WATERLOO PLACE, LONDON.
^Trustees.
The Hon. Lord Wood, one of the Judges of the Court of Session.
The Hon. Lord Benholiie, one of the Judges of the Court of Session.
The Right Hon. J. A. Stuart A\^oetley, 31. P.
Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie.
JiitEctors in (IHtJintiurgfj.
Chairman— Charles Baillie, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Stirlingshire.
Allan Menzies, Esq., W.S., Professor of Con-
vej'ancing. University of Edinbui-gh.
Ralph E. Scott, Esq., Accountant.
WiUiam Smythe, Esq. of Methven.
James Steuart, Esq., W.S.
Physician— Adam Hunter, Esq., M.D. Bankers— The Union Bank of Scotland.
Secretaries and Solicitors— Messrs Hope, Oliphant and Mackay, W.S.
Manager— William Smith, Esq.
James Adam, Esq., S.S.C.
John Beatson Bell of Glenfarg, Esq., W.S.
Archibald Thomas Boyle, Esq., Advocate.
Alexander Hamilton Esq., LL.B., W.S.
THE BUSINESS of this ASSOCIATION embraces LIFE ASSURANCE in all its forms, combined
with liberal provisions for the advantage and convenience of the Assured.
THE PREMIUMS may be paid Yearly, Half- Yearly, Quarterly, on an Increasing or Decreasing
Scale, for a Limited Number of Years only, or in a Single Payment, at the option of the Assured.
ONE-HALF of the ANNUAL PREMIUMS may remain unpaid for Three, Five, or Seven Years,
on Policies eifected for the Whole Term of Life.
LIFE ASSURANCE PREMIUMS, to the extent of One -Sixth part of Income, ars Exempted
from Income-Tax.
THE ASSURED participate in the PROFITS of the Association, without the liability incurred in
Mutual Societies. The Bonus Additions vest immediately on declaration. The following are speci-
mens of Additions already made to the Policies of the Association : —
Policy
Opened.
Amount
Assured.
Vested Bonus
Additions.
Sum now
Assured,
In
January
1840.
£5000
2000
1000
500
£1225 0 0
490 0 0
245 0 0
122 10 0
£6225 0 0
2490 0 0
1245 0 0
• 622 10 0
CLAIMS are paid either on Scotch of English Titles ; and parties transacting with the Office
in Scotland secure every benefit they can obtain in an exclusively Scotch Office.
LOANS are granted, in connexion with Life Assurance, ou Redeemable Annuity, or ou
Personal or other Security.
AISNUITIES, Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent ; and ENDOWMENTS.
NO ENTRY MONEY or STAMP DUTY CHARGED.
Prospectuses, with Tables of Rates, &c., maybe obtained at the Head Offices, or from the Agents
in all the principal Towns of Scotland.
HOPE, OLIPHANT, & MACKAY, Secretaries.
WILLIAM SMITH, Manager.
XVIII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH UNION
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICES.
EDINBURGH, 47 GEORGE STREET.
LONDON, 37 CORNHILL.
DUBLIN, 52 DAME STREET.
Incorjpforatet) bg ISlagal (Cf)artcr, anb e^mpairinrEU ftg ^ct of parliament
CAPITAL, FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.
EDINBURGH BOARD.
Governor — His Grace the Ddke of Hamilton and Brandon.
Deputy-Governor — The Most Noble the Marquess of Queensberry.
ISirectorg.
Extraordinary.
Sir W. A. Maxwell, Bart.
John Learmonth, Esq.
Sir William Dunbar, Bart.
Alex. Morrison, Esq.
Robert Robertson, Esq.
James H. Burnett, Esq.
E. D. Sandford, Esq.
James White, Esq.
Robert Mayne, Esq.
Ordinary.
James Cornwall, Esq.
Patrick Dalmahoy, Esq.
Hugh Bruce, Esq.
Robert Tliomson, Esq.
Thomas Mansfield, Esq.
John Logan, Esq.
Colonel W. Macdonald.
W^illiam Moodie, Esq.
Walter Biggar, Esq.
William Anderson, Esq
Manager — George Ramsay, Esq. Secretary — James Barlas, Esq.
Auditor — Robert Spottiswoode, Esq., Accountant.
Physician — Dr Maclagan. Solicitors — Messrs Ellis, W.S.
Bankers — The Commercial Bank and the National Bank.
LONDON BOARD.
President — Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield.
Vice-President — Right Hon. the Earl of Seafield.
i§ir£ctor0.
Honorary.
Sir F. L. H. Goodricke, Bart., M.P.
Sir George Sinclair, Bart.
Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart.
R. Macleod, Esq.
James Oswald, Esq.
Eneas Mackintosh, Esq.
James Traill, Esq.
Ordinary.
Charles Balfour, Esq.
Robert Gillespie, Esq.
H. M. Kemshead, Esq.
John Kingston, Esq.
J. E. Goodhart, Esq.
J. R. Robertson, Esq.
Hugh F. Sandemau, Esq.
Edward Budd, Esq.
Secretary — F. G. Smith, Esq.
Bankers — London Joint-Stock Bank. Surgeon — E. W. Duifin, Esq.
Solicitors — Messrs Oliverson and Lavie.
[C inued.
INSUKANCE DIRECTORY.
XIX
Scottish Union Fire and Lift Insurance Company — continued.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
npHE following advantages are ofiered by this Company : —
I. SECURITY.
It is possessed of a very large Subscribed Capital, divided among a numerous body of Proprie-
tors, and thus the absolute security so essential to a Life Assurance Society is afforded in its most
substantial form.
II. PREMIUMS.
The Rates of Premium have been calculated expressly for it, and will bear a fair comparison with
those of other Companies. No Entry-Money is Charged. Parties may assure eitlier a specific
sum, payable at death, on payment of a reduced rate of Premium ; or, on payment of an increased
rate, they may participate in the Profit Scheme of the Company.
III. DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS.
Two-thirds of the Profits arising on the Participating Class of Policies, ivithout being subject
to any charges for Management^ are divided every Five Years among those entitled to par-
ticipate, on the MOST equitable principle, viz., in the proportion each party has contributed to
tlie Fund.
The follo^Ting Table shews the Additions made to Policies of £1000 which have been in existence
Seventeen complete years, from 1st August 1834 : —
Age when
Additions.
Total Sum Payable in
Assured under.
case of Death.
& a. d.
& s. d.
30
250 1 6
1250 1 6
35
254 2 6
1254 2 6
40
259 6 11
1259 6 11 !
45
267 11 10
1267 11 10
50
281 12 7
1281 12 7
Thus averaging upwards of one and a half per cent, per annum on Policies which have been in e.\i.-t-
euce from the commencement of the Profit Scheme in 1834, a period of Seventeen years.
The Bonus may be applied, at the option of the Assured, in any of the following ways : —
I. It may be added to the Sum Assured ; or,
II. Applied in Reduction of Future Premiums ; or
III. Surrendered for its present Value in Cash.
Liberal Sums allowed for the Surrender of Policies after Three Premiums have been paid.
Assurances may be effected on the Increasing or Decreasing Scale of Premiums, and upon Joiut
Lives and Survivorships.
Assm-ances without Participating in the Profits on a Reduced Scale of Premiums.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
This Company Insures almost all kinds of property against accidents arising from Fire, at rates
commensurate with the risk.
The Directors can with confidence refer to the promptitude and liberality with which accidental
losses are adjusted by this Institution.
Losses by Lightning to Farming Stock are paid.
Copies of Prospectus, and all other information, may be had on application at the Offices of the
Company, or to any of the Company's Agents.
By order of the Directors,
GEORGE RAMSAY, Manager.
JAMES BARLAS, Secretary.
XX IXSUKANdE DIRECTORY.
THE ALLIANCE BBITISH &. FOREIGN ASSMANGE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED, 1824.
CAPITAL, FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.
^niizti 18^7 toit!) tfje Ensurance C^ompang of .ScotlantJ.
95 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON.
Scottisfi Boarti of "BixzdaxQ.
Robert Ainslie, Esq., W.S., 39 Great King St.
Francis Anderson, Esq., AV.S., 34 Charlotte Sq.
John Nairne Forman, Esq., W.S., 8 Heriot Row.
Wm. Kennedy, Esq., W.S., 59 Northumberland St.
James Rolland, Esq., W.S., 29 Melville Street.
John Riddle Stodart, Esq., W.S., 2 Drummond
Place.
Charles Trotter, Esq., of Woodhill, 21 Regent
Terrace.
James AVyld, Esq. of Gilston, by Largo.
D. MACLAGAN, Esq., Manager at Edinhurgh.
Life a0j8(urance
THIS COMPANY offers to Insurers the most important advantages : — The Security of a large Sub-
scribed Capital — Moderate Rates of Premium, especially for Young Lives — a participation in the
Profits of the Life business, ascertained quinquenniallj- — and the option of having the Bonus added to
the original sum in the Policy, or applied to reduce the future annual payments.
The Board, with a view to giving increased facilities in the transaction of Life Business, have
constructed a great variety of Tables by which Assurances may be arranged : — Non-participating
Tables at reduced rates of Premium — Tables with gradually increasing or decreasing rates of Premium
— Tables subject to a limited number of annual payments, future payments ceasing at a fixed period —
Tables for Endowment Assurances, securing a sum payable to the Assui-ed himself on attaining a cer-
tain age, or to his heirs should he die previous to attaining that age. •
No Entrance Fees are charged, and the Assured may proceed to any part of Europe without extra
Premium.
Loans also are made up to tlie value of the Policy, on its simple deposit with the Company, and
•without expense to the borrower.
Policy Stamps are paid by the Company. Sums paid as Premiums for Life Assurance may be
deducted trom Income in the returns for Income Tax.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND.
INSTITUTED, 1821.— INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER
2Enit£ti 1847 &3itfj i^z ^tlltancE Assurance Compang.
OFFICE, 95 GEOEGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
ffio&rcnor.
His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon.
i3£putg=®oiiernor0.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Rosebery, K.T.
His Grace the Duke of Atholl.
The Right Hon. Viscount Strathallan.
jTire Insurance*
THIS COMPANY offers the important advantages of Perfect Security, Moderate Rates of Premium,
and prompt settlement of Claims.
By order of the Board,
D. MACLAGAN, Manager.
INSURANCE DIllECTORY. XXI
THE COLONIAL
EIGHT HON. THE EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE,
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
5 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., W.S., Chairman.
James Robertson, Esq., W.S.
George Ross, Jmi., Esq., Advocate.
Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D.
George Patton, Esq., Advocate.
John Robert Tod, Esq. W.S.
Peter Ramsay, Esq., Banker.
George Moir, Esq., Advocate.
James Hay, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
Archibald Home, Esq., Accountant.
Charles Pearson, Esq., Accountant.
AVm. James Duncan, Esq., Banker.
• Bankers.
The Royal Bank of Scotland.
Actuary. Auditor.
William Thos. Thomson. Charles Pearson.
Secretary.
Henry Jones Williams.
Alexander Gillespie, Esq., of Gillespies, Moffatt,
and Co., 3 Billiter Court, Billiter Square.
John Scott, Esq., 4 Hyde Park Street, Hyde
Park.
J. R. Thomson, Esq., of J. R. Thomson and Co.,
St Peter's Chambers, Cornhill.
LONDON, 4-A LOTHBURY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Captain P. A. Reynolds, H.E.I.C.S., of Messrs
Grindlay and Co., East India Army Agents,
Cornhill.
Stephen Walcott, Esq., 17 Lansdowne Crescent,
Kensington Park.
George Thomas Brooking, Esq., of Thomas H.
Brooking and Co., 14 New Broad Street.
Philip Patton Blyth, Esq., 23 Upper Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square.
Bankers.
London and Westminster Bank, Lothbury.
Secretary to the London Board.
John G. Auld.
THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY has been established for the purpose of afford-
ing to the Colonies of Great Britain the advantages of Life Assurance, and its Regulations have
been so framed as to attain that object in the most efficient manner, under the most liberal covenants.
The progress of the business has been attended with complete success.
From the wide basis of its constitution, and the extent of its resources, the Company affords
advantages which no local institution can confer, and it has good ground for asking public preference
and support over other British Offices doing business in the Colonies, not only with reference to the
facilities which it affords by receiving Premiums and paying Claims in any British Colony where its
policy-holders may reside, but on the ground, that in seeking business out of Great Britain it does so
not as an after-thought, its Colonial Arrangements not being mere extensions of or additions to a
home business, but as part of its original scheme and intention.
The Profits of the Company for the period from 1846 to 1854 fall to be divided as at 25th May
1854, and parties who assure on or before that date will participate.
Every information as to the Company, and its Terms and Conditions for Assurance, can be had
on application at any of the Branch Offices or Agencies of the Company at home or abroad.
By order of the Directors,
WILL. THO. THOMSON, Actuary.
HENRY J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
XXII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
1 PRINCES STREET, BANK, L0:N^D0:N^.
([^staWi'sIjcti, 1837. — fi^mpotoexeti fig special ^ct of Parliament, 4 ^ic cap. 9.
Chairman— Colonel Robert Alexander, Blackheath Park.
ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.
INCREASING RATES OF PREMIUM. >
AT ABLE especially adapted to the securing of Loans or Debts, and to all other cases where a Policy
may be required for a temporary purpose only, but which may be kept up, if necessary', through-
out the whole term of Life.
HALF-CREDIT RATES OF PREMIUM.
Credit given for half the amount of the First Seven Annual Premiums, the amount of the unpaid
Half- Premiums being deducted from the sum assured when the Policy becomes a claim.
SUM ASSURED PAYABLE DURING LIFE.
The amount payable at the death of the Assured if he die before attaining the age of sixtt, but
to the Assured himself, if he attain that age, thus combining a provision for old age with an Assur-
ance upon life.
orphan's endo\\'^.ient branch.
Established for the purpose of affording to Parents and others the means of having Children edu-
cated and started in life, by securing Annuities, to commence at the Parent's death, and to be paid
until a child, if a son, shall attain his 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25th year of age.
BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION,
1 PRINCES STREET, BANK, LONDON.
3Institut£t(, 1839. — C^mpotocreli fig \}a fHajestg's J^ogal Hctters patent.
ANNUAL Division of Profits — applied in reduction of the current year's Premium.
Policy-holders entitled to participate in the Profits after payment of Five or Seven Annual
Premiums, according to the Table of Rates selected.
Premiums charged for every three months^ difference of age — not, as is usually the case, for everj^
■whole year only.
Half-Credit Policies granted on terms unusually favourable to the Assured, the amount of Half-
Premiums for which credit is given being liquidated out of the Profits.
At the Annual General Meeting in 1852, a reduction of 30 per cent, was made on the current
year's Premium on all participating Policies.
A Board of Directors in attendance daily at two o'clock. Age of the Assured in every case
admitted in the Polic}'. Medical attendants remunerated in all cases for their Reports.
(Proprietakt.)
Extract from the Half-Credit Rates
of PremiuTQ.
(Mutual.)
Extract from Table with Participation in Profits after
Seven Yearlj' Payments.
Age.
Half
Premium
during
First
7 years.
Whole
(Annual)
Premium for
remainder
of Life.
Age.
Annual
Premium.
Half-
Yearly
Premium.
Quarter! y
Premium.
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
£ s. d.
0 19 7
1 1 9
1 4 11
19 2
1 14 10
2 2 6
2 12 9
3 6 8
£ s. d.
1 19 2
2 3 6
2 9 10
2 18 4
3 9 8
4 5 0
5 5 6
6 13 4
Years.
30
40
Months.
0
3
6
9
0
3
6
9
£ s. d.
2 7 3
2 7 0
2 7 10
2 8 2
3 3 0
3 3 6
3 4 ]
3 4 7
£ s. d.
14 2
14 4
14 6
1 4 8
1 12 3
1 12 6
1 12 10
1 13 1
£ s. d.
0 12 3
0 12 4
0 12 5
0 12 6
0 16 5
0 16 7
0 16 9
0 16 10
E. R. FOSTER, Resident Director. _ _ ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.
Detailed Prospectuses, and every requi.site information as to the mode of effecting Assurances,
may be obtained upon application to tiie following Agents : —
Edinbui-gli— Mr Hugh Ross, W.S., 48 India Street.
Glasgow— Mr S. M. Steven, 46 West George Street. Hamilton— Mr John Dykes, Writer
INSURANCE DIRECTOUY.
XXIII
ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICE— 72 CORNHILL, LONDON.
Enstituteti, a.©. 1824.
FOR INVALID AS WELL AS HEALTHY LIVES, RESIDENTS, AND TRAVELLERS AROAD.
Cliaimian— Lieut -Gen. Sir James Law Lushington, G.C.B.
Deputy-Chairman — John Clarmont Whiteman, Esq.
John Harvey Astell, Esq.
Welbore Ellis, Esq.
William Stewart Ferrers, Esq.
Charles AVilliam Hallett, Esq.
George Palmer, Esq.
Forster Reynolds, Esq.
John Simm Smith, Esq.
Office in Edinburgh— 35 FREDERICK STREET— Hugh Fraser, W.S., Agent.
Bankers — The Union Bank of Scotland, Parliament Square.
Medical Keferee — James Miller, Esq., F.R.C.S., Professor of Surgery in the University of Ediubur^Ii.
The following are selected from the Even Eates.
Age.
Seven Years.
Whole Life.
Age.
Seven Years.
Whole Life.
20
30
£ s. d.
0 17 1
1 2 10
£ s. d.
1 11 9
2 2 0
40
50
£ s. d
1 10 8
2 1 7
£ s. d.
2 17 1
4 2 0
1
Specimens of the Ordinary Ascending Scale,
Age.
First Next
Seven Years. Seven Years.
Rest of Life.
Age.
First
Seven Years.
Next
Seven Years.
Whole Life.
20
30
£ s. d.
1 1 4
1 8 7
£ s. d.
1 6 2
1 15 1
£ s. d.
2 4 7
3 0 11
40
50
£ s. d.
1 18 3
2 11 11
£ s. d.
2 7 0
4 0 11
£ s. d.
4 9 8
7 0 3
New Tables of Ascending Eates.
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.
4th Year.
5th Year.
6th Year.
7th Year.
8th Year, i
1
30
40
50
60
£ s. i
16 4
1 15 3
2 7 3
4 1 7
£ s. d.
1 7 1
1 16 3
2 8 8
4 8 1
£ a. A.
1 7 11
1 17 4
2 10 1
4 15 0
£ s. d.
1 8 9
1 18 6
2 117
5 2 5
£ s. d.
1 9 7
1 19 8
2 13 1
5 10 5
£ a. d.
1 10 5
2 0 10
2 15 11
5 19 1
£ s. d.
1 11 4
2 2 0
3 0 4
6 8 4
£ s. d. 1
1 12 3 I
2 3 3 i
3 5 1
6 18 4
Foreign Eesidence.
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 particu-
lars obtained from HUGH FRASER, W.S., 35 Frederick Street.
Alay 1, 1854.
:<XIV INSURANCE DIUECTOEY.
MINERVA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
<^Qtab\m\)tti in \8Z6,
HEAD OFEIQE, CANNON ST., WEST, LONDON. EDmBUROH, 82 GREAT KING STREET
John Scott MoncreiflF, Esq., Accountant. I W. R. Kermack, Esq., W.S.
W. A. Parker, Esq., Advocate. | Alex. W. Robertson, Esq., Accountant.
Solicitors — Messrs Jollie, Strong, and Henry, W.S.
Medical Keferee — Andrew Wood, Esq., M.D.
SINCE the establishment of this Company in 1836, it has passed through three periods of Investi-
gations, at each of wiiich a large Bonus from the realised funds was declared. A few examples
from the Books of the Office may suffice.
A Policy opened in 1836, by a person aged 64, for £500, is now M'orth upwards of £741
in 1839, age 43, for £5000, is now worth upwards of . . 6307
in 1840, age 44, for £2000, is now worth upwards of . . 2511
The Bonuses may he applied in reduction of the future Premiums.
The Company give a GUARANTEED RETURN at any time for the surrender of existing whole
term Policies, effected by even rates of 40 per cent, on the ordinary Premiums received.
Detailed Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal may be had gratis ly opplying to
ALEX. W. EOBEETSON, 82 Great King Street.
ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Chairman— The Right. Hon. Sir T. Frankland Lewis, Bart, M.P.
Deputy-Cliairnian— Henry Frederick Stephenson, Esq.
Solicitors for Scotland— Messrs Gibson-Craig, Dalziel, and Brodie, W.S,
Advantages. — The lowest rates of Premium on the Mutual System.
The whole of the Profits divided among the Assured every Fifth Year.
No charge for Policy Stamps, nor for Service in the Yeomanry or Militia Corps.
Number of Policies in force, 6,600.
The Assurance Fund amounts to £1,340,000. Income upwards of £220,000 per Annum,
The sum of £397,000 was added to Policies at the last Division, which produced an average
Bonus of £67 per Cent, on the Premiums paid.
Assurances effected in the current Year, 1854, will participate in the Profits in 1859.
For particulars, apply to
Alexander Macdonald, Secretary.,
6 New Bridge Street, Blackfriara.
Or to either of the following Agents : —
EDINBURGH : Henry Maitland, Esq., 9 North St David Street,
DUNDEE : Mr William Methven, 31 Castle Street.
PT ASrow • i*^*" ^- ^^- Stewart, 68 St Vincent Street ; or
• (Messrs Thomson, Ritchie, and Craig, 101 Miller Street,
ABERDEEN : D. G. Cattanach, Esq., 56 Castle Street,
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XXV
GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS,
No. 11 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.
dHstablisi^cti B£cem&er 1821, anb Cmpotoeteti bg ^rt of parliament m 1850.
THIS C05IPANY possesses a subscribed Capital of TWO MILLIONS, of whicli no less than
£900,000 has been paid up, and a Life Assurance Fund of £1,518,887, which is separate and
distinct from the Company's Capital.
directors.
Chairman — SiR Walter R. Farquhar, Bart,
Deputy-Chairman— Francis Hart Dyke, Esq.
Henry Hulse Berens, Esq.
John Dixon, Esq.
Sir Minto T. Farquhar, Bart.
T. Hankey, Jan., Esq., M.P.
John Harvey, Esq. I John Martin, Esq., M.P
John Gellibrand Hubbard, Esq. ■ Rowland Mitchell, Esq.
George Johnstone, Esq.
John Labouchere, Esq.
John Locli, Esq.
Stewart Slarjoribanks, Esq.
James Jlorris, Esq.
Henry Norman, Esq.
H. R. Reynolds, Jun. Esq.
John Tliornton, Esq.
James Tulloch, Esq.
Henry Vigne, Esq.
Secretary — George Keys, Esq. Actuary — Griffith Davies, Esq., F.R.S^
OFFICE IN EDINBURGH— No. 74 QUEEN STREET.
Solicitor— James Hope, Esq, D.K.S. Physician— William Robertson, Esq., M.D..
Agent — James Wilkie, Accountant.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
The GUARDIAN was established in 1821, upon the principle of giving to the Assured one-half
of the Profits by a Septennial Division.
In 1850, it obtained an Act of Parliament, empowering it to divide its Profits Quinquennially^
and to give to the Assured Four-Fifths of the Profit to be derived from all Assurances effected after
t!iat date ; and, at each period of Division, the Assured will have the option of receiving their respec-
tive shares of profit in ready money, or of applying the same to increase the sums assured by tlieir
respective Policies, or to reduce the Premiums payable thereon.
The Company also effects Assurances on Unsound Lives at reasonable extra Premiums, and
grants Licences for the Assured to reside in the East or West Indies at much reduced extra Premiums,
and it grants Loans on Life Policies to the extent of their values.
This Company refers with confidence to the fact, that Life Claims, amounting to £2,390,306,
have been all admitted, with the single exception of a case of acknowledged Fraud, as a proof at
(iHce of the high character of its Insurers, and of the liberal manner in which the liabilities of the
Company have been met.
The circumstance of the Fire and Life business being carried on in the same Premises and under
one Board of Directors, manifestly operates in favour of the Assured, by diminishing the expenses of
management on each separate branch of the business.
Persons Assured with this Company are not required to pay for Policy Stamps or Medical Fees ;
and, under the new Income Tax Acts, any person who may effect with this Company an Assurance
on his own Life, or on the Life of his Wife, will be allowed an abatement of Income Tax on the
Annual Premium paid on such Assurance.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Insm-ances effected on Property in Great Britain, including Ships in Dock, Rent of Houses,
Farming Stock, and Losses by Fire occasioned by Lightning, the rates for wliich are as under :—
Common Insm-ances (with certain exceptions) . Is. 6d. per Cent, per Annum.
Hazardous . . . .2s. 6d. „ „
Doubly Hazardous . . . .4s. 6d. „ „
Farming Stock generally on the Farm, without the
average Clause . . . , 3s. Od. „ „
Subject to the average Clause . . .2s. 6d. ,, ,,
Mills and risks of Extraordinary descriptions, according to special agreemeit.
Insurances are also effected on Property in Foreign Countries.
Insurances for seven years are only charged the Premium and Duty for six years, the whole
being paid at the commencement of the Policy.
Agent^JAMES WILKIE, Accountant, 74 Queen Street, Edinburgh.
2 u
XXVI
INSUEAXCE DIRECTORY.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND.
^m^aiatttti ig IXo^zl (Cfiartet anli ^ct of parliament.
FOUNDED 1838.
EDINBURGH, 2 HANOVER STREET.
LONDON, 20 KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY.
With Agencies in most of tlie Towns throughont the United Kingdom.
(Court of Bircctors in Otrtfiurgt-
Cliaimiau — Sir James Forrest of Comiston, Bart.
James Anstnitlier, Esq., 42 Moray Place.
John Rutherfurd, Esq., W.S.
The Rev. Philip Kelland, of Queen's College,
Cambridge, Professor of Mathematics in the
University of Edmbm-gh.
John S. Cunningham, Esq., Banker.
Auditor — William Wood, Esq., Accountant.
John Brown, Esq. M.D., F.R.C.P.
William Muir, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
James M. Melville, Esq. of Hauley.
Henry Inglis, Esq., W.S.
Warren Hastings Sands, Esq., W.S.
William Johnston, Esq., Banker, Glasgow.
law Agents— Messrs Walker and Melville, AV.S.
Medical Officer — P. S. K. Xewbigging, Esq., 5I.D., 29 Heriot Row.
Manager — John Eraser. Secretary in London — Thomas Eraser.
THE Assured in this Society enjoy during^ their own lives the Surplus or Profits arising on the busi- '
ness. The divisible Surplus is ascertained every year, aud is paid over in money to the Assured
at the settlement of theii' next Annual Premiums. By this system Life Assurances are obtained at
the loivest expense consistent with Security.
The Association has divided Profits at Ten successive periods. At each of the last Seven periods,
the Profits repaid amounted to 35 per cent, of the Premiums — that is, 7s. per £1 ; and the Policy-
holders were required to pay only 13s. per £1 of their Premiums. The Premiums have thus been
reduced to less than two-thirds of then- amount. For example :—
A member whose annual Premium is £10, has, this year, paid only £6, 5s. ; and another mem-
ber, whose annual Premium is £25, has paid only £16, 5s.
The following are specimens of the Premiums payable, in the present year, by members of Five
Years' standing at the last annual balance : —
Age at
Entry.
Policies of
£100.
Policies of
£500.
Policies of
£1000.
Policies of
£5000.
20
GO
40
& s. d.
14 0
1 11 7
2 2 4
£ s d.
6 0 0
7 17 11
10 11 8
£ s. d.
12 0 0
15 15 10
21 3 4
£ s. d.
60 0 0
78 19 2
105 16 8
*s:* This mode of dividing the Surplus or Profits has leen adopted hy no other Assurance Office
in Scotland.
One-Half of the Premiums for the first Six Years may remain unpaid during the pleasm-e of the
Assured, interest being paid annually thereon.
NO CHAKGE FOS MEDICAL FEES, ENTRY-MONEY, OR POLICY STAMPS.
During the year ending 5th April 1853, the Association issued 1257 new Policies for Life Assur-
ances, amounting to £466,734. The Annual Premiums receivable for these amount to £15,276.
Policies for 22 Annuities and 8 Endowments were also issuetl during the year. The total number of
new transactions was, therefore, 1287 ; and the total sum payable dming the yeai- to the Association,
on account thereof, was £20,692.
Prospectuses will be sent, post-paid, to any part of the Kingdom ; and parties residing
in Districts where there are no Agents of the Society, may r^dily effect Assurances hy com-
municating with the Manager at the Head Office.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XXVII
BRITISH CfPARANTEE ASSOCIATION.
Incorparatelj fig ^ct of parliament.
HEAD OFFICE— No. 127 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
OFFICE IN LONDON— 9 WATERLOO PLACE.
OFFICES IN GLASGOW—
110 WEST GEORGE STREET. 16 ST VINCENT PLACE.
Robert Laurie, Esq., Master of the Merchant
Company, Leith.
John Beatson Bell, Esq., W.S.
W. Young Herries, Esq. of Spottes.
Robert Mackay, Esq., W.S.
©{rectors.
Chairman— John Leaemonth, Esq., of Dean.
Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P.
James Souter, Esq., W.S.
James Cunumgham, Esq., W.S.
J. D. Thomson, Esq., Merchant.
William Warren, Esq., PortobeUo.
Manager — Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., Accountant.
THE Association issues Bonds of Guarantee for the fidelity of all approved parties holding situations
of trust under the Crown ; also, in Banking, Insurance, Railway, Gas, Water, Shipping, and all
other Public Companies— Land Factors and Clerks in Professional and Mercantile Establishments.
Proposals for Guarantee and all information can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in
Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow, or at any of the Agencies throughout Scotland.
R. E. SCOTT, Manager.
SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSORANCE SOCIETY .
OFFICE.
EDINBURGH, 3 NORTH ST DAVID STREET.
THE Annual Meeting of the Society was held in the Office of the Society, 78 St Vincent Street
Glasgow, on the 16th March 1854, when the States of the Fourth Septennial Investigation
were laid before the meeeting. The State of Affiiirs shews —
I, Amount of Assets, exclusive of the value of future Premiums payable
under the Policies, being the amount of Accumulated Fund^ . ^400,016 5 1
II. The amount of Liabilities, after deducting the value of the future
Premiums payable under the Policies, viz. —
Nett value of Policies, . . . Jg89,e59 15 0
Claims, &c. not yet paid, , , 13,322 16 6
'''-^^-'— — 302,975 11 6
III. The Sm-plus Fund being • , . . , . £97 oiO 13 7
Reports of the State of Affairs, containing a detailed statement of the Investments of the Society,
and Report relative to the apphcation of the Surplus, with Address by the Manager at the last Annual
Meeting, may be obtained at the Offices of the Society. Aunudi
Upwards of 3000 Policies have been passed duiing the last three years.
WILLIAM SPENS.
Agent and Secretary to the Edinburgh Board.
H. G. WATSON.
XXVIII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
MARINE LIFE AND CASUALTY
MUTUAL ASSUEANCE SOCIETY.
OFFICES.
LONDON, 137 LEADENHALL STREET, Opposite the India House.
trustees.
Sir James Matheson, Bart., M.P.
Major Moore, Director of the Hon. East India Company.
Captain Mangles, Director of tlie Royal Mail, and of the Australasian
Pacific Mail Steam Packet Companies.
Duncan Dunbar, Esq.
DIREGTOItS.
Chairman.
P. D, Hadow, Esq., Director of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company-
Deputy-Chairman.
Captain Mangles, Director of the Royal Mail, and of the Australasian Pacific Mail
Steam Packet Companies.
N. B. Acwortli, Esq., Dh'ector of the General
Screw Steam Shipping Company.
James Allan, Esq., Director of the Peninsular
and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
Samuel Cunard, Esq., British and North Ame-
rican Mail Steam Packet Company.
Captain George Demiy, H.E.I.C.S., 29 Great
St Helen's.
J. U. Ellis, Esq., Chairman of the General Screw
Steam Shippmg Company.
"William Fane de Salis, Esq., Director of the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company.
Captain W. H. Hall, R.N., Managing Director
of the Sailors' Home Institution.
James Hartley, Esq., Director of the Peninsular
and Oriental, City of Dublin, and British and
Irish Steam Packet Companies.
William Just, Esq., Director of the Pacific Steam
Navigation, and of the Australasian Pacific
Mail Steam Packet Companies.
Joseph Malcolmson, Esq., Portlaw, Waterford,
Director of the Cork and Waterford Steam
Packet Companies.
Robert Rodger, Esq., Tunbridge Wells, Britisli
and North American Mail Steam Packt't
Company.
Auditors.
W. S. Lindsay, Esq., M.P.
C. R. Colman, Esq.
Established for Assuring the lives of, and Granting Superannuations to.
Officers and Seamen of the Naval and Mercantile Marine ;
Assuring the Lives of Passengers by Steam and Sailing Vessels ;
Assuring Baggage and Personal Effects ;
and for General Life Assurance in all its Branches.
THE Rates for Mariners have been framed on data excliisivehj in tlie possession ol' tliis Society, and
are ec/uitahly adjusted to the particular service or trade in which the Assured may be engaged.
All the Profits divided among the Assured alone. Premiums may be paid yearly, half-yearly, or
quarterly. No charge for Life Policy Stamps.
W. C. MORGAN, Secretary.
Agent for Edinhurgh and Leith,
WILLLAM BOWIE, 17 South St David Street, Edinburgh.
Medical Beferee.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Esq., M.D., 28 Albany Street, Edinburgli.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
XXIX
UNITED
TEMPERANCE
EIMDOM
AND GENERAL
PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
I 17 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
97 UNION STREET, GLASGOW. UNION ROW, ABERDEEN.
41 JOHN DALTON STREET, MANCHESTER. 48 CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
I 39 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
l' 23 HIGH STREET BELFAST. 28 PARLIAMENT STREET, DUBLIN.
For Mutual Life Assurance, Annuities, and Endowments.
BOARD FOR SCOTLAND.
W. p. Alison, M.D., Professor of the Practice of i Rev. Thomas M'Crie, D.D., LL.D.
Medicine in the University, Edinburgh.
Andw. Buchanan, M.D., Professor of the Insti-
tutes of Medicine in the University of Glas-
gow.
L. Colquhoun, Esq., Advocate, Secretaxy to the
Prison Board for Scotland.
Robert K. Greville, LL.D.
Robert Schaw, Esq., Director of the National Bunk
of Scotland.
John Wigham, Jun., Esq.
Edward Woodford, LL.D., H.M. Inspector of
Schools for Scotland.
Charles W. Writjht, Esq.
William Young, M.D.
Secretary — J. G. Harrison, Esq.
THE system adopted by this Institution gives to the Assured every advantage Life Assurance is capable
of affording ; and the success with which it has been attended, arising from its extended connexion
and the safe ancl liberal principles on which it is founded, is sufficiently proved by the fact that nearly
Nine Thousand Policies have been issued, assuring sums amounting to almost Two Millions sterling.
Policies issued for the year ending 20th November 1853, have been One Thousand Three Hundred
and Fifteen.
No Entrance Fee, or charge for Policy Stamp.
ADVANTAGES OF THIS OFFICE.
1. Entire profits belong to the Assured.
2. No lawsuits — disputes, if any, settled by arbitration.
3. Any sum may_ be assured, from £25 to £5000, payable to the Member himself on attaining any fi.^ed
age, or at once to Ms Representatives, in case of earlier death.
4. Arrears may be paid up at any time, within twelve months, upon production of certificate of health.
5. Policies indisputable, except for palpable fraud.
6. This Society is formed entirely on the Mutual Principle, and possessing advantages resulting from
being enrolled under the provisions of the Acts of Parliament relating to Friendly Societies, wherebv the
sums assured to the Widow, Widower, or Children of deceased Members, are payable to them free "from
Legacy or Probate Duty — a privilege which the Directors, by considerable effort, were the means of securing.
7. By a clause in the New Act relating to Friendly Societies, the Board is empowered to advance Loans
to Members on the security of their Policies, of Five Years' standing and upwards. The mode of pro-
cedure in such cases ig easy and simple, entailing no trouble or legal expense, and many Members have
already availed themselves of the privilege.
8. A lower rate of mortality than in any other ofSce in Great Britain.
9. Liberty to travel or reside in any part of Europe, in Canada, and in the northern part of the United
States, without extra charges.
iV.fi — The Temperance and Public sections are kept in separate classes, and will each receive tlieir own profits.
Prospectuses, also copies of the Twelfth Annual Report, may he had at the Branch Offices, and at the Chtep
Offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Manchester, Liverpool, London, Dublin, and Belfast.
XXX INSURANCE DIEECTOKY.
30 to 50 per Cent. Reduction on Fire Insurances.
ESSEX ECONOMIC FIRE OFFICE.
CHELMSFORD, and KING WILLIAM STREET,
STRAND, LONDON.
f^£at> ©aicc tax ^cotlanlj,
17 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
INSPECTOE.— J. G. HARRISON, 17 GEORGE STREET,
[Btanrfj ©£Bc£0.
Glasgow. Aberdeen,
97 UNION STREET. | UNION ROW.
Solicitors.
Messrs Lothians & Finlay, 60 George Street.
Bankers.
The National Bank of Scotland and Bbanches.
ESTABLISHED 1824.
Patrons and Honorary Directors.
The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Maynard, | The Right Hon, Lord Rayleigh.
Lord-Lieut, of the County of Essex, Sir John T. Tyrell, Bart., M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord Petre. I R. De Beauvoir Benyon, Esq.
Trustees.
John Jolliffe Tufnell, Esq., Langley's Park, ; John Disney, Esq., F.R.S., The Hyde, Essex,
Essex. I Thos.Wm,Bramston,Esq,,M.P.,Skreens, Essex.
Birectors.
W. C. Wells, Brewer and Merchant, Chelmsford.
George Nottidge, Esq., Castle Hedingham.
Robert Bartlett, Solicitor, Chelmsford.
H, H. Carwardine, Esq., Earls Colne Priory,
Essex.
William Walford, Clerk, Stoke next Guilford,
John Copland, Solicitor, Chelmsford,
John Candler, Gentleman, Springfield, Essex,
Thomas Greenwood, Sugar Refiner, London.
George Haycock, Wine Merchant, Chelmsford.
Joseph N, Brewster, Esq., Halsted Lodge, Essex.
Isaac Perry, Brewer and Merchant, Springfield,
Essex.
William Johns, Woolstapler, Chelmsford. Edmund Round, Banker, Chelmsford,
Secretary — A. J. Knight, Esq.
George Straight, Esq., Margaretting, Essex.
Francis Gibson, Banker, Safiron Walden, Essex.
Edward Copland, Solicitor, Chelmsford,
Thos. Morgan Gepp, Solicitor, Chelmsford,
Robert Marriage Miller, Woodham Walter,
Essex.
J. R. Spencer Phillips, Esq., Danbury, Essex.
J. Oxley Parker, Esq., Woodham, Mortimer PI.
Dixon H. Clapham, Tanner, Chelmsford.
Samuel Jas, Skinner, Capt, R.A., Springfield,
Essex,
Farmery J. Law, Bank Manager, Chelmsford.
John G. Lay, Com Factor, Mark Lane, London,
THIS Office was established for the express purpose of protecting Insurers against the High
Rates charged by most of the other Companies ; and, whilst all proposals of extreme hazard
are declined, Ordinary Risks are taken at a Moderate Rate of Premium.
The long standing and success of this Company is the best evidence of the satisfaction given
to the Public, Every accommodation is invariably afforded in all transactions ; and the most
prompt and liberal adjustment of claims is maintained.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XXXI
THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1825.
incorpflratelJ ig ^ct of parliament
HEAD OFFICE,— ABERDEEN.
Office in Edinburgh,— 65 PRINCES STREET.
Office in Glasgow,— 111 ST VINCENT STREET.
Office in London,— 20 CANNON STREET, CITY.
a^ininxsb Boarb of Mxtttots.
[Robert Macfaelane, Esq., Advocate, Chairman.
John Macandrew, Esq., S.S.C. ! J. S. Johnston, Esq., S.S.C.
James Souter, Esq., W.S. j David Rhind, Esq., Architect,
John Richardson, Esq., W.S.
Consulting Physician. Resident Secretary.
James Dunsmure, Esq., M.D., 57 Queen Street. James M. Macandrew, Esq., Accountant.
Bankers,
The Royal Bank. '
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
THE system of this Company presents a combination of the most important advantages of
which the following may be enumerated. '
1. Absolute security is aflForded by the Funds accumulated from Premiums, with the "Tiaran-
tee of a Large Capital. °
2. The Premiums are moderate.
3. Investigations are made quinquennially, and intermediate Bonuses are allowed on partici-
patmg Policies that become claims between two periods of division. The interests of the holders
of such Policies are in this manner equalized as perfectly as by any system.
4. Policies, in which the age of the assured is admitted, are now issued without liability to be
disputed on any ground whatever, after the lapse of five years from their date, provided only that
the ordinary premiums be regularly paid, with any extra that may be incurred,
5. No extra charge is now made for Residence, in time of peace, in any part of the world
north of 38 degrees of north latitude, or south of 30 degrees of south latitude, California and the
gold regions of Australia alone excepted.
6. For surrender of Policies for the term of life, effected at uniform rates, and which have been
threeyears in force, a return of forty per cent, of the ordinary premiums received will be at
any time allowed, and that, in the case of participating Policies, in addition to the value of vested
Bonuses thereon.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Common, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Risks are undertaken at the usual rates of
Is. 6d,, 2s, 6d., and 4s. 6d. per cent, respectively. Special insurances at increased rates.
CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Mananer.
JOHN WATSON, Secretary/.
JAMES M. MACANDREW, Accountant, Local Secretary, 65 Princes Street.
x:;xii ixsuiiANCE directory.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE.
SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
(Court of Bimtars, 185^.
PRESIDENT.
THE EIGHT HON. THE EAEL OP EOSEBERY, KT.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Henry Cheyne, Esq., "W.S. ( Lewis A. Wallace, Esq., AreliitccL
Et. Scott Moncrieff", Esq. of Fossaway. | Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie, W.S.
Alexander Thomson, Esq., W.S.
Thomas G. ilackay, Esq., W.S.
John Cadell, Esq. of Tranent.
Alexander Dunsmure, Esq., Merchant,
Leith.
Thomas Bevevidire, Esq., D.C.S.
The Hon. Bouverie F. Primrose.
George Dundas, Esq., Advocate.
Christ. Wood, Jun., Esq., Merchant. I.c
Archibald Davidson, Esq., Sheriff of
Aberdeenshire.
Charles Forbes, Esq., of Canaan Park,
AVilliam James Duncan, Esq., Banker, i Edinburgh.
Edinburgh. ' Isaac Bayley, Esq. of Manuel.
Medical Officer — James Begbie, M.D. Manager — John Mackenzie.
Auditor — Donald Lindsay. Secretary — William Lindesay.
CAPITAL OF THE SOCIETY AT DECEMBER 1853,
NEARLY TWO MILLIONS SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
POUNDS STERLING.
THE ANNUAL REYENUE AT THE SAME DATE,
tlPWAEDS OF
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
STERLING.
THE AMOUNT OF ASSURANCES EFFECTED DUEING THE LAST FIFTEEN YEARS
HAS EXCEEDED ON AK AVEEAGE I
HALF A MILLION STERLING PER ANNUM.
[Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
XXXIII
Scottish Widovjs' Fund Life Assurance Society — continued.
IN addition to the advantages hitherto offered by this Institution, the Directors have recsutly
obtained the sanction of the General Court of JMembers to the adoption of one or two new
points of practice, which they trust will be found conducive to the general interests of the Society.
In particular, it may be stated that, under the powers now held by them, they are authorised,
1st, To grant (under certain conditions and provisions) Certificates declaring Policies un-
challengeable on any ground whatever, except the non-payment of Premium.
2d, To allow the Vested Bonus Additions attaching to Policies to be applied towards
Reduction either of the whole Future Premiums under the same, or of such Premiums
only as may be payable previous to the next succeeding period of Investigation — tho
temporary relief in the latter case being of course, in most instances, to a much larger
extent.
3d, To issue Policiea free of charge for stamp duty.
A Copy of the Report of the last Annual Meeting may be obtained on application at the
Society's f >ffice, or at any of the Agencies.
The extent of Bonus Additions declared to the Society's Policies may be exemplified by the
following Table of one or two cases of emerged Risks.
TABULAR VIEW,
Shewing the Effect of Additions declared at preceding Investigations, as niustrated by Cai:c
Extracted from the Books of the Society.
Age at Entry.
Amount Assured.
Amount of
Annual Premium.
Number of
Years Policy
existed.
Total Amount
(including Additions)
paid under tlie
Policies.
39
27
26
52
26
1 31
62
35
£ s. d.
800 0 0
1000 0 0
1000 0 0
300 0 0
1000 0 0
1500 0 0
499 19 0
499 19 0
£ s. d.
25 10 0
23 18 4
23 8 3
14 2 6
23 8 4
39 3 9
33 19 1
14 7 5
37
32
30
27
25
20
14
7
£ s. d.
1621 4 11
1699 10 0
1917 19 10
485 7 5
1542 17 S
2168 10 3
651 1 11
571 IS 10
Edinbuegh, May 1854.
JOHN MACKENZIE, Manager.
WM. LINDESAY, Secretary.
HEAD OFFICE.
5 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
OFFICE IN LONDON.
4 ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
OFFICE IN 6USG0W.
30 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE.
XXXIV
IKSUEANCE DIEECTOKY.
EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1823.
lnc0rporatEb ig Special Set of Parliammti
EDINBURGH, 22 GEORGE ST. LONDON, 11 KING WILLIAM ST., CITY.
GLASGOW, 59 ST VINCENT STREET.
DUBLIN, 35 NORTH CUMBERLAND STREET.
PRESIDENT.
HIS GEACE THE DUKE OF HAMILTON AND BEANDON.
VICE-PRESIDENT.
SIE GEAHAM GEAHAM MONTGOMEEY of Stanhope, Bart.
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
The Eight Hon. the Lord Justice-General.
The Eight Hon. Lord Eutherfurd.
The Honourable Lord Neaves.
Henry Lumsden, Esq. of Auchindoir.
Sir David Dundas of Dunira, Bart.
Wm. Oliver Eutherfurd, Esq. of Edgerston.
George Mackintosh, Esq. of Geddes.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Alexander Goodsir, Esq., Secretary to the
British Linen Company.
John Cay, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Lin-
lithgow.
James Hozier, Esq. of Newlands.
Captain Pringle H. Douglas, E.N.
James Mackenzie, Esq., W.S.
John Elder, Esq., W.S.
Henry G. Dickson, Esq., W.S.
David Welsh, Esq., W.S.
James Brown, Esq., Accountant.
Eichard Hunter, Esq., H.E.I.C.S.
George Hughes, Esq., W.S.
Medical Officer.
Eichard James Mackenzie, M.D.
Auditor.
Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq., Accountant.
John Eussell, Esq., P.C.S.
William Eobert Baillie, Esq., W.S.
Christopher Douglas, Esq., W.S.
Arthur Campbell, Esq., W.S.
Archd. W. Goldie, Esq., W.S.
William Forbes, Esq., Advocate.
Solicitor.
James T. Murray, Esq., W.S.
Manager. Secretary.
Gilbert L. Finlay. William Dickson.
LONDON BOARD.
j John P. Judd, Esq.
John Anderson, Esq.
The Lord Alfred Paget, M.P.
James Bonar, Esq.
Hugh Johnston, Esq.
The Eight Hon. Earl Granville.
The Hon. Eobert Dundas.
John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P.
Arthur J. Blackwood, Esq.
Francis Whitmarsh, Esq., Q.C.
Charles Stainforth, Esq., Resident,
Secretary. Bankers.
Frederick Chaplain, Esq. Messrs Smith, Payne, & Smiths,
Medical Officer.
Eobert Dickson, M.D., 16 Hertford Street, Mayfair.
Solicitors.
Messrs Eowland & Hacon.
T
HE following are the advantages given by this Company : —
The Benefits of Mutual Assurance, without liability.
The Guarantee of a responsible body of Proprietors either personally or otherwise assured
with the Office, affords the most imdoubted security to all clasBes of AsBurere.
[Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
XXXV
Edinhui'gh Life Assurance Company — continued.
Nine-Tenths of the Whole Profits septennially divisible among the Assured.
This is a larger proportion than can ever be divided by any simple Mutual Assurance
Society.
An Inteemediate Bonus paid on Policies becoming Claims between one investigation and
another.
All the advantage of an Annual Division is thus given, without its attendant evils.
The most Equitable Principle op Division.
The greatest benefits are thereby bestowed upon the oldest Policies, thus securing that
First Class Lives shall not suffer by any undue Bonus being paid away to those who
may die early.
Rates of Premium Extremely Moderate.
The Non- Participation scale is equivalent to a present Bonus of considerable amount,
when compared with most other Offices.
Assurances effected in any way that the interest of parties may require.
The Company transact for the Purchase and Sale of Annuities, present and contingent Rever-
sions, t&C.
No Entry-Money or other Charge beyond the Premium, as the Company now issue their
Policies free of Stamp Duty to the assured.
Claims paid Tliree Months after Proof.
The Benefits of the Participation Plan of Insurance are exhibited in the following examples of
Bonos Additions to Policies effected with this Company,
No. of
Policy.
Age at
Assur.
ing
Sum
Assured,
Bonus, 1835.
Bonus, 184
2.
Bonus, 1849.
Total Sum
now Payable.
£
£
s.
d.
£ s.
d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
560
67
100
16
12
0
29 1
0
82 1 0
227 14 0
488
62
1500
231
19
0
377 6
0
903 2 0
3012 7 0
266
60,
300
50
2
0
72 10
0
168 16 0
591 8 0
9
54
1000
151
6
0
172 5
0
356 1 0
1679 12 0
2
47
2000
249
3
0
267 16
0
463 17 0
2980 16 0
55
44
2000
241
16
0
240 11
0
405 10 0
2887 17 0
i 318
37
3000
301
15
0
283 8
0
462 16 0
4047 19 0
It will be observed that in some instances the above Bonuses amount together to more than
the sum originally insured — a feature of success of which few Offices can boast, and since the last
declaration the Company have paid accumulated Bonuses of £145, £110, £100, £85, per cent.,
and various others, according to age and endurance of Policy.
Copies of the Report of Proceedings at last General Meeting, to declare the Bonus of 1849,
with Prospectus and Rates, and all information, may be obtained at the Head Office, or any of the
Agencies.
Specimen of Sates for Insuring £100 on a Single Life.
For Seven
Years.
For Life.
Without Participation.
With
Participation.
Age.
20
30
40
60
60
Single
Premium.
Annual
Premium.
Age.
Annual
Premium.
Annual
Premium.
£ s. d.
0 17 3
113
16 10
1 15 1
3 18
£ s. d.
0 19 11
14 8
1 11 10
2 4 5
3 18 11
20
30
40
50
60
£ s. d.
1 14 2
2 3 7
2 17 11
4 1 7
6 4 4
£ s. d.
1 17 4
2 7 '7
3 3 2
4 9 0
6 15 8
Edinburgh Life Assurance Office,
. 22 George Street, 1864.
XXXVI
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
HEAD OFFICES.
NORTH JOHN STREET axd DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS, IN 100,000 SHARES OF £20 EACH.
^Trustees.
JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq. aad R. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, Esq.
©itectots etc. in £i&£rpooI.
CHARLES TURNER, Esq., Chairman.
J. BRAMLEY MOORE, Esq. and RALPH BROCKLEBANK, Esq., Deputy-Chainnen.
Michael Belcher, Esq.
Thomas Bouch, Esq.
Michael Bousfield, Esq.
David Cannon, Esq.
Thomas Dover, Esq.
Robert Ellison Harvey, Esq.
James Holme, Esq.
Thomas Dyson Hornby, Esq.
George H. Horsfall, Esq.
Richard Houghton, Esq.
Edward Johnston, Esq.
Roger Lyon Jones, Esq.
James Lawrence, Esq.
Robert M 'Andrew, Esq.
William J. Marrow, Esq.
Francis Maxwell, Esq.
George Maxwell, Esq.
William Smith, Esq.
John Torr, Esq.
Auditors — William Titlierington, Esq. and John Dickinson, Esq.
Physician— Richard Fomaby, M.D. Svirgeon— Hugli NeiU, F.R.S.A.
Surveyor — Samuel Holme, Esq. Solicitor — Septimus Booker, Esq.
Hanager and Actuary — Percy SI. Dove, Esq.
rPHE LARGE CAPITAL of the Company, .md the number and influence of its Proprietor!?, enable
.1 it to rank with the most eligible Offices in the kingdom, with respect to the advantages oflbred
to the Public.
FIRE INSURANCES will be effected at moderate rates of Premium.
The Company will ever di.stinguish itself by its promptness in the Settlement of Claims.
No charge made for tlie Policy.
Fire Policies can be Transferred from other Offices free of Charge.
LIFE BRANCH.
The important advantages afforded by the Company in this Brancli will include tlie following,
viz. : —
GUAR.\XTEE ox .AN AMPLE CAPIT.A.L ; MODERATE PrE^IIUMS ; LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PRO-
FITS BY THE ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS of its NETT AMOUNT ; SMALL CHARGE
rOR MANAGEMENT, the Expenses of the Office being borne in due proportion by the tiro
Branches; fn/f/ EXEMPTION OF THE ASSURED FROM THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
JIEDICAL REFEREES REMUNERATED.
EXTRACT FROM THE RATES OF PREMIUM.
Age.
Rates of Premium
Rates of Premium
Age.
Rates of Premium
Rates of Premium
with Profits.
without Profits.
with Profits.
without Profits.
£ s. d.
£ 8. d.
£ 3. d.
£ s. d.
16
1 IG 0
1 11 9
40
3 4 1
2 18 6
20
1 19 4
1 14 11
45
3 14 C
3 8 5
25
2 4 2
1 19 7
50
4 8 3
4 1 7
30
2 9 9
2 4 10
55
5 8 6
5 1 1
35
2 16 2
2 11 0
60
6 14 4
6 6 0
PERCY M. DOVE, Actuary.
[^Continued.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XXXVII
Royal Insurance Company — continued.
Extract from J. H. Hartnoll's Letter to the President of the Board of Trade,
" The success of the Royal Insui-ance Company lias been very remarkable. It was shewn in tlic
Post Magazine of the 25th August 1848, as tlie returns themselves will now serve to exhibit, that
the profits on the business of the office for the preceding four years had amounlcd to the enormous
sum of £108,641 ; ' affording a disposable surplus of X100,000, after payment of all charges for
management, and apportioning five per cent, as a dividend on the previously paid-up capit;d.' The
Directors very wisely recommended that, instead of withdrawing this sum for the purpose of distribut-
ing it among the proprietors, in the form of cash bonus, tlie sum of i;S0,2s0 slioiild be taken from
the accumulated fund, and added to the permanent paid-up capital of £178,560, wiiicii was thus
raised to £267,840. I fear that the comments which have been made from time to time in the Post
Magazine on the success of the Royal Insurance Company have had the mischievous effect of creat-
ing a desire in many of the new Life Offices to ' try their luck' in tiie Fire line. Several engraft-
ments of the kind have already been made, others are announced, and more are privately talked of.
The results that are exhibited in most of the preceding summaries of accounts are not, however, very
encouraging for such experiments. It is as hazardous to enter upon a ' Little Fire Insurance bn-si-
ness ' as the good old Duke used to say it was to enter upon a ' Little war.' "
Extract from the " Edinburgli Evening Post."
" With regard to the results of the last year, as traceable in the report read at tiie last annual
meeting of the Royal Insurance Company, we find that the premiums amounted to £49,110, 17s. 5d.,
exceeding those of the previous year by £5000. That is in the fire department alone ; and in the life
branch the premiums on new policies received during the first six months of 1852 were greater in
amount by upwards of 10 per cent, than the whole number of new premiums for the entire twelve
months included in the last report. The fact that assurances effected during 1852 would participate
in the division of profits of 1854 has, we have no doubt, added greatly to the number assured and
the amount of premiums splice the above report was issued last year.
" This statement of the actual results of the Company's operations, unprecedented in the hi^^tory
of these societies, and the high position it has attained in the scale of comparison with similar incor-
porations, constitutes the most effectual test and demonstration of its claims on the confidence of
.•issurers." .
AGENTS FOR EDINBURGH.
George Moke, W.S., 5 Fettes Row ;
AND
James Milligan, S.S.C, 4 Pitt Street.
Medical Adviser— Dr John Taylor, F.R.C.S., 2 Abercromby Place.
Surveyor — Archd. Scott, Esq., Architect, 10 Teviot Row.
AGENT FOR LEITH.
Charles Philip, Merchant.
Medical Adviser— John ColdstreAm, M.D.
THE MERCHANrS AND TRADESMEN'S MUTUAL
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
AND
TRADESMAN'S FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
LONDON : CANNON STREET, LONDON BRIDGE.
MANCHESTER : FAULKNER STREET, YORK STREET.
LIVERPOOL : 21 SOUTH CASTLE STREET.
GLASGOW : 54 ST VINCENT STREET.
EDINBURGH : 1 NORTH ST DAVID STREET.
JAMES T. DOUGLAS, A§eiit.
XXXYIII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Inc0rp0tatet( bg ^ct of Parliament, lOt]^ Uirt., cap. 35.
HEAD OFFICE.
26 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
©rtiinarg Wuttax&.
William Stuart Walker, Esq. of BoTvland, i James Wright, Esq., Secretary to the Royal
Advocate.
John Mackie, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
James Ross, Esq., Solicitor Supreme Courts.
David Douglas, Esq., W.S.
David J. Thomson, Esq., Merchant, Edin-
burgh.
Robert Chambers, Esq., Publisher.
Bank of Scotland.
Thomas Scott Anderson, Esq., W.S.
David Stevenson, Esq., Civil Engineer.
George Ross, Jun., Esq., Advocate.
Claud Muirhead, Esq., 7 Heriot Row.
John Whitefoord Mackenzie, Esq., W.S.
Manager — Robert Christie, Esq.
Medical Officers — S. A. Pagan, Esq., M.D.-
Secretary— William Finlay, Esq.
-J. S. Combe, Esq.,'|iI.D.,/or Leith.
fpHE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY is an Institution peculiarly
_L adapted to afford provisions for families. It is a purely Mutual Assurance Society. The
■whole Profits are allocated everj" Three Yeaes amongst Policies of five years' duration. No part
is, as in the case of a Proprietary' Company, diverted from those who are Assured, and paid away
to Shareholders ; and the additions which have already been made to Policies, afford the clearest
evidence of the prosperity of the Institution, and the great advantages derived by its members.
Tabular View of Additions to each Policy of £1000.
1
If effected
Original
Benefit.
Additions
vested.
Accumulated
Sum at
1st March 1853.
Amonnt payable, if claim emerge after;
payment of the premium in the years i
Commencing
21 March 1854,
Commencing
2d March 1855.
In j-ear
On or
Society.
1st March.
and ending
1st March 1855.
and ending
1st March 1856.
1
1832
1000
«
£i93 10 8
£1493 10 8
£1523 8 0
£1538 6 9
3
1834
1000
443 15 0
1443 15 0
1472 12 5
1487 1 2
5
1836
1000
393 19 3
1393 19 3
1421 16 10
1435 15 8
7
1838
1000
338 10 10
1338 10 10
1365 6 3
1378 14 0
9
1840
1000
284 18 8
1284 18 8
1310 12 7
1323 9 7
11
1842
1000
240 12 6
1240 12 G
1265 8 9
1277 16 10
14
1845
1000
170 8 0
1170 8 0
1193 16 2
1205 10 3
15
1846
1000
120 0 0
1120 0 0
1142 8 0
1153 12 0
17
1848
1 1000
90 0 0
1090 0 0
1111 16 0
1122 14 0
18
1849
1000
1070 0 0
1080 0 0
20
1851
1000
1060 0 0
View of the Progress and Situation of the Society.
j Amount of Exist-
j ing Assurances.
Annual Revenue.
Accumulated
Fund.
At 1st March 183G j £642,871
£21.916
61,851
110,700
152,615
£40,974
191,496
445,673
839,354
Do. 1S42 1,685,067
Do. 1848 ' 2,984,878
Do. 1854 1 4,234,598
Copies of the Report by the Directors on the Investigation as at 1st March 1853, and any
other information, may be obtained on application.
Edinburgh, Ma>/ 1854.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY,
XXXIX
LONDON UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
CORNHILL, AND 70 BAKER STREET, LONDON;
COLLEGE GREEN, DUBLIN; EXCHANGE, HAMBURGH.
Instituteti m tl^e ^StEtgn of (Z^ueen ^nne, 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, forma the security of the Assured.
The Premiums may all be paid at once, or in any given numlier of years — or (juarterly, half-
yearly, or yearly, as may suit the convenience of those holding the Policies.
Insurances may also be effected by paying an increased rate of Premium for a certain number of
years, to be afterwards correspondingly reduced for the remainder of life ; or, by beginning with a low
IPremium, to be increased when the expectation of greater means may be realised ; or, two-thirds only
of the Premium may be paid, allowuig the remaining one-third to be a charge upon the Policy until
its expiration, to be then deducted unless previously paid up.
All transactions in the Life Department are considered strictly confidential.
Prompt payment of claims is made three months after proof of death.
Loans granted on the Policies of this Office.
The following rates of Insurance for Single Lives are given as specimens from the Tables : —
Premium per Cent, for
Premium per Cent, for
Premium per Cent, for
an Assurance for Life.
Age.
an Assurance for
One Year.
an Assurance for
Seven Years.
Without Profits.
With Profits.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
£ s. d.
20
110
14 2
1 13 10
2 1 5
30
16 5
1 8 11
2 3 0
2 10 8
40
1 11 10
1 16 7
2 19 6
3 4 7
50
2 12 4
2 17 8
4 3 10
4 8 4
60
3 14 2
4 2 9
6 4 2
G 7 4 1
1
The last Septennial Bonus (1848), hesid" reserving £20,000 to accumulate towards the next
division^ averaged
£65 PER Cent, between the Ages of 20 and 25,
£57 PER Cent, between the Ages of 25 and 30,
£52 PER Cent, between the Ages of 30 and 35,
£47 PER Cent, between the Ages of 35 and 40,
on the respective amounts of Premium paid in that period.
Examples of the Total Additions.
Age of the Insm-ed, 28 Sum Insured, £2500 With Bonus, £3367
... 6693
49
61
5000
1100
1400
iFire Department
Insurances of every description of Property effected at the usual rates, con-esponding to the
risk. The practice of tliis 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 Govern-
ment duty may be paid annually, or in one payment.
MEDICAL REFEREES.
JAMES SIMSON, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., and WILLIAM YOUNG, M.D.
AGENTS IN EDINBURGH.
JAMES MILLEB, S.S.C, 20 North Nelson Street. ROBERT RITCHIE, 16 Hill Street.
XL
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
MPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE GOMFANT,
No. 1 OLD BROAD STREET, & No. 16 PALL MALT
LONDON.
SUBSCRIBED AND INVESTED CAPITAL,
ONE MILLION SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS.
James C. C. Bell, Esq.
Robert C. L. Bevan, Esq<
A. H. Bosanquet, Esq.
Charles F. Cobb, Esq.
Andrew Colvile, Esq.
George H. Cutler, Esq.
Henry Davidson, Esq.
Charles Cave, Esq.
George Field, Esq.
James Brand, Esq.
E. H. Chapman, Esq.
directors.
Chairman— Martin Tucker Smith, Esq.,
Deputy-Chairman— Thomas G. Barclay,
Arclid. Hastie, Esq., M.P.
Samuel Hibbert, Esq.
William Lyall, Esq.
Daniel Mildred, Esq.
Claud Neilson, Esq.
J. Horsley Palmer, Esq.
€i=JBirector0.
George Hibbert, Esq.
J. G. Murdoch, Esq.
Sir John Kkkland.
Sir Charles Rugge Price, Bart.
M.P.
Esq.
Henry Pearse, Esq.
Henry J. Prescott, Esq.
George Reid, Esq.
W. R. Robinson, Esq.
Newman Smith, Esq.
John Scott, Esq.
Joseph Reid, Esq.
Alex. Stewart, Esq.
Joshua Lockwood, Esq.
R. Twining, Jun., Esq.
P. MILNER, Accountant.
Wm. F. Gibson, of the British Linen Co.'s Bank, Agent for Edinburgh.
IMFERIAL LIFE INSURANCE GOMFANT.
1 OLD BROAD STEEET, LONDON
Instituted 1820.
Chairman— Sajioel Hibbert, Esq.
Deputy-Chairman — Williaji R. Robikson, Esq.
THE Scale of Premiums adopted by this Office will be found of a very moderate character, bnt
at the same time quite adequate to the risk incurred.
Four-Fifths, or 80 per cent, of the Profits, are assigned to Policies every Jifth year, and may
be applied to increase the sum insured, to an immediate payment in cash, or to the reduction and
ultimate extinction of future Premiums.
One-Third of the Premium on Insurances of £500 and upwards, for the whole term of Life, may
remain as a debt upon the Policy, to be paid off at convenience ; or the Directors will lend sums of
£50 and upwards, on the security of Policies effected with this Company for the whole term of life,
when they have acquired an adequate value.
Security. — Those who effect Insuninces with this Company are protected by its Subscribed
Capital of £750,000, of which nearly £140,000 is invested, from the risk incurred by members of
Mutual Societies.
The satisfactory financial condition of the Company, exclusive of the subscribed and invested
Capital, will be seen by the following statement : — •■
On the 31st October 1853, the sums Assured, including Bonus added,
amounted to ..... £2,500,000
The Premium Fund to more than .... 800,000
And the AnnuaHncome from the same source, to . . 109,000
Insui-ances, without participation in Profits, may be effected at reduced rates.
SAMUEL INGALL, Actuary.
Wm. F. Gibson, of the British Linen Co.'s Bank, Agent for Edinburgh.
INSURANCE DIRECTORY. XU
PROFESSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE GOMPANT.
Incorparateti.
CAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
HEAD OFFICES.
LONDON: 76 Cheapside. | MANCHESTER: Essex Chambers, Essex
EDINBURGH: 32 St Andrew Square. I ^jr^r>Bl'nt' nc ^ ^., ,o
^ I NORWICH : 79 St Giles' Street.
BIRMINGHAM : 43 Upper Temple Street, i SOUTHAMPTON : 2 High Street.
(lEtinburgti BaartJ of JBirectors.
Henry CaUender, Esq., Accountant.
Adam Curror, Esq., Farmer, Myreside.
Bryden Jlonteith, Esq., Farmer, Nether Liberton.
A. J. Stewart, Esq., W.S.
James Weddell, Esq., Merchant.
J. Linning Woodman, Esq., W.S.
Medical Officer— Samuel Somerville, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P.
Manager — 3Ir Richard Wilson, 32 St Andrew Square.
IT is of importance to remember, that, by the Deed of Settlement, the Directors have power to
appropriate ONE-TENTH of the entire profits of the Companj' —
1st, For the relief of Aged and Distressed parties Assured for Life, who had paid Five Years'
Premiums, their Widows and Orphans.
2d, For the relief of Aged aad Distressed Original Proprietors, Assured or not, their Widows and
Orphans, together with 5 per cent, per annum ou the Capital originally invested by them.
AH Policies indisputable, and free of Stamp Duty.
Rates of Premium extremely moderate.
No extra charge for going to or residing at (in time of peace) Australasia — Bermuda — Madtira
— Cape of Good Hope — Mauritius — and the British North American Colonies.
_ Assurances granted against Paralysis, Blindness, Accidents, Insanity, and every other affliction,
bodily and mental, at moderate rates.
A liberal Commission allowed to Agents.
Annual Premium for Assuring £100, nariiely —
Age— 20 £1 10 9 I Age— 40 £2 13 G
30 1 19 6 I 50 3 18 6
Prospectuses, with Tables and full information, may be had at tlie Offices of the Company, or of
any of their Agents.
Applications for Agencies requested.
Edinburgh, 32 St Andrew Square. KICHD. WILSON, Manager.
2i
XLII
INSURANCE DIRECTORY.
NOEWICH UNION
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETIES.
CHIEF OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND,
31 PRINCES STEEET, EDINBURGH.
LIFE SOCIETY.
EnstitutEb 1808— Iccumalateti e:apital, 31.2,150,000.
THIS Society is founded on tlie Equitable Principle of MUTUAL ASSURANCE, and transact^
every description of Assurance and Annuity Business on the most liberal principles. Thq
WHOLE PROFITS of the Office ARE DIVIDED AMONGST THE MEMBERS INSUREF
FOR LIFE. . ^ , .
ONE HALF of the ANNUAL PREIHUM for the first Five Years may remam as a permanent debtl
upon the Policv. + j ■
No ENTRANCE MONEY of any description is demanded, and LOANS are granted on|
Policies of acftwired value. , ,,
The RATES of PREMIULI for Ages under 45 are about 10 per cent bdoiu those ot the older
Ofices, being a benefit equivalent to an Annual Bonus.
Annual Premiums to Assure £100 at Death,
Age 25.
Age 30.
Age 35.
Age 40.
Age 45.
Age 50.
£ s. d.
2 3 8
£ s. d.
2 8 10
£ s. d.
2 14 10
£ s. d.
3 2 0
£ s. d.
3 11 0
£ s. d.
4 6 0
Particular attention is requested to the Society's
RATES OF ANNUITY,
which will he found extremely favourahle.
To a Male.
£7 6 9
8 4 1
9 6 10
10 19 4
13 6 C
16 19 S
21 10 G
Annuitv eiven for a Deposit of £100,
^^ ^ ^ A e '^° ^ Female.
5Q £6 10 3
z:::::::z 55 zz'^^. 754
■■ eo 8 6 5
65 9 17 5
70 12 2 10
7t 15 6 10
80
FIRE SOCIETY.
rnstituteti, 1T97.— Capital, 31.550,000.
THE SUMS INSURED WITH THIS OFFICE AMOUNT TO NEARLY
SEVE^Ti: !fSIIiI.I^:^'S STEKI^S^'CJ.
In the Fire Society, the Rates are very liberal, mth this peculiar advantage, that DmDExVDal
ere dec™ upon the amount of Premium contributed, and paid to Insurers periodically. I
Policies Transferred from other Offices Free of Expense.
JARDINE, STODART, & FRASER, W.S., Agents.
■ NoE^ncn Union Office, 31 Princes Street,
Mau 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. XLIII
ANCHOR ASSURANCE COMPANY,
FOE
LIFE, FIRE, AND ANNUITIES.
67 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.
Incorporate 6g ^ct of ^arliamnxt. — (Capital, <3nz iJHillion.
LIFE Assurances, embracing every contingency, are issued by this Company, free of stamp duty,
at moderate Premiums.
Life Annuities may be purchased of the Company on equitable terms.
Fire Insurances may be effected in this and in foreign countries at the usual rates.
The Prospectus of the Company and Tables for Assurance may be obtained at the Chief Office
in London, or from any of the Company's Agents in the Provinces, and on the Continent.
AGENTS IN GLASGOW.
John Macharg, Accountant, 21 St Vincent Place. I William Hendrie, 116 St Vincent Street.
Messrs Tassie & Sons, Accountants, 8 Gordon St. | W". J. Carswell, Accountant, 124 Hope Street.
W. B. Faulds, Writer, 46 George Square. i John Hood, Jun., Accountant, 20 Union Street.
John Notman, Accountant, 32 Exchange Square. | J. Sneddon, City of Glasgow Bank (Calton).
AGENTS IN EDINBURGH.
Robert Oliphant, S.S.C, 17 Young Street. | W. D. Wallace, S.S.C, 31 Alva Street.
Joseph Hood Stott, Niddry Street.
A'GENT IN LEITH.
James Cochrane, 3 Mitchell Street.
W. F. BELLAMY, Secretary,
67 Cheapside, London.
PHILIP B. WATT,
GENERAL ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER.
VISITING AND MARRIAaE CARD REPOSITORY.
Inscriptions, Goats of Arms, Cyphers, &c.. Engraved
on Silver Plate, or for Books, Plates, and Seals, &c.
DOOE, BELL, AND WINDOW PLATES, DIES, STAMPS, &c.
^^11 32tittt(0 of (Commercial TOorfe cxecutetj.
3 EAST REGISTER STREET (Corner of High Terrace),
EDINBURGH.
XLIY
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN GHABTERED BANK.
Incorpotatetj bg ^Evogal Cj^atter, 1852.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £500,000.-PAI D UP, £250,000.
•JTourt of ©irectorjS.
Charles Johnston, Esq., Chairman.
James Alexander, Esq.
Philip P. Blyth, Esq.
Thomas A. Gibb, Esq.
W. Ormsby Gore, Esq., M.P.
Auditors — George C. Capper, Esq. — John B. lUidge, Esq. Official Auditor — J. E. Coleman, Esq.
Colonial Inspector — John A. Jackson, Esq. Secretary — J. Wilson Pillans, Esq.
Bankers in Scotland — The British Linen Company.
Solicitors — Messrs Hunter, Blair, & Cowan, W.S., Edinburgh.
Stephen P. Kennard, Esq.
Thomas W. Laroche, Esq.
John Masterman, Jun., Esq.
Ambrose Moore, Esq.
J. Sanderson Eigge, Esq,
John R. Thomson, Esq.
Thomas W. AVatson, Esq.
DRAFTS at Thirty Days' sight, and LETTERS of CREDIT, payable on presentation, upon
the Sydney and Melbourne Branches of this Bank, may be obtained on application at the
Offices of the British Linen Company in Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow, Inverness.
By order of the Court of Directors,
61- A MOOBGATE StBEET, LONDON.
HENRY MOULES, Chief Accountant.
SCOTTISH
WIRE -WORK AND MILLSTONE MANUFACTORY.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
J. SMITH & SON,
WIRE-WORKERS AND WEAVERS, MILLSTONE BUILDERS,
AND IMPORTERS OF FRENCH BURR BLOCKS,
219 HIGH STREET, EDINBURGH.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS, XLV
TWENTY-FIRST SESSION.
Clie ©cottisj) 3Inistttutton
FOB
THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
9 MORAY PLACE, EDINBURGH.
The Institution Re-opens on the 1st of October 1854.
BRANCHES TAUGHT IN THE ESTABLISHMENT.
1. HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY, GRAMMAR, )
COMPOSITION, ELOCUTION, and ENG- [ Dr Graham, 78 Queen Street.
LISH LITERATURE )
2. JUNIOR ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, incldd- )
ING READING, GRAMMAR, DERIVA- [ Dr Graham and Mr Maclabek.
TION, HISTORY, and GEOGRAPHY )
3. WRITING, ARITHMETIC, and BOOK- \ Mr Green, 37 George Street, and
KEEPING \ Mr A. Trotter, 63 Frederick Street.
4. SINGING (including PSALMODY) )
5. THEORY OF MUSIC, and ELEMENTS of [ Signer Bucheb, 1 Great Stuart Street.
COMPOSITION )
Mr Charles Hargitt, 56 Queen Street,
and Assistants.
6'. PIANOFORTE.
„ TXTi *TirT-KTn T>T>T>c'-DT;'nniTin? ( Cr. SiMSON, R.S.A., 54 Frederick Streeet.
7. DRAWING AND PERSPECTIVE j ^^ j^ g^'^^^^ 25 India St., and Assistants.
8. LESSONS ON PHYSICAL SCIENCE, includ- )
iNG ASTRONOMY, USE of GLOBES, \ Mr Anderson, 7 Gayfield Square.
BOTANY )
9. MATHEMATICS
10. FRENCH LANGUAGE ^ "TERATUEE... j J^,"™-; lfl,«»;^« S'-'-
11. ITALIAN LANGUAGE and LITERATURE.. Signer Rampini, 10 Gloucester Place.
12. GERMAN LANGUAGE and LITERATURE.. Dr Atje, 43 Northumberland Street.
13. DANCING and EXERCISES Mademoiselle Angelica, 1 Albyn Place.
OCCASIONAL LECTUEES ON SCIENCE.
LADY SUPERINTENDENT Miss MURRAY, 46 Moray Place.
FRENCH GOVERNESS Mademoiselle LAMY.
FEES.
Fob THE WHOLE Session £21 0 0
Payable in advance a^ follows: —
For each of the first three Quarters £.Q 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
When three of the same family attend, the third is only charged
Three Guineas a Quarter, or Twelve Guineas per Annum,
exclusive of the charge for Musical Instruments.
For the use of Instruments for each Pupil attending Music, per Qr... 0 10 6
PREPARATORY CLASS FOB JUNIOR PUPILS.
The Fee for this Course for the whole Session is Twelve Guineas.
All letters to be addressed to Dr Graham, the Secretary ; or to Miss Mueeay, at the Instita-
tion, 9 Moray Place.
XL VI MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF EDINBURGH.
ilNSTITUTED, JULY 1847.
President.
LORD MURRAY.
Vice-Presidents.
LoBO DuNFEKMLiKB. I Adam Black, Esq.
LoBD Melgund. I "William Chambees, Esq.
Treasurer.
PATRICK MORISON, Accodntaot, 2 Scotland Street.
Bankers.
THE BANK OF SCOTLAND.
THE Institution is open to Visitors at aU times, where Specimens of the Children's Work may
be seen, and are on Sale. The Industrial Training is in operation from Eleven to One,
and from Four to Half-past Six.
At the end of 1853, One Hundred and Eight Boys, and Eighty-nine Girls {nearly 200
Children), had obtained situations through their connexion with this School, and most of them are
doing loell.
Subscriptions or Donations in aid of the Funds will be received by the Treasurer; or by-
Messrs Blackwood & Sons, 45 George Street ; A. & C. Black, 6 North Bridge; W. & R. Cham-
bers, 339 High Street; Robert Seton, 81 George Street; Marsh & Beattie, 13 Hanover Street;
■William Banks, 26 Waterloo Place, and at the Institution, South Gray's Close (opposite John
Knox's House), High Street.
■*^* Donations of Clothing of any kind will be thankfully received by Mr William Maxwell,
the Superintendent, at the Schools. Subscription Cards and Donation Boxes may be had on
applying to the Treasurer.
South Grat's Close, 56 High Street,
Edinburgh, May 1854.
NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF
EDINBURGH,
CstalilJSl^eti ^.®. 1836, untier t]^e ^ct 9 ffieo. W„ c. 92.
OFFICE, NORTH BANK STREET.
THE BANK is Open every Day, except Saturday, from 12 till 3 ; and on Saturday from IG
till 12 ; also in the Evenings of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from 7 tiU 9.
Money is not Paid out in the Evenings.
Sums may be Lodged as low as One Shilling at a time, and to the extent of £30 in one year,
ending the 20th of November, and of £150 in all, which may accumulate at Compound Interest
till it reaches £200. ^ , .-. j -^ <• «*w<»..'
Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their Funds to any amount, and the deposits ot otner ;
Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to £100 in one year, and £300 altogether
The Rate of Interest at present allowed is nearly three per cent. (£2, ITs. 94d.), added to the
principal each year at the 20th of November. Friendly Societies are allowed 3 per cent
Government Annuities, from £4 to £30 a year, are contracted for through this Bank,
Tables of Prices, and other particulars, may be had on application. _ _
The Funds of Savings Banks, as required by Statute, are invested with the Commissioners
for the Reduction of the National Debt, in the Bank of England.
THOMAS GRANT, Actuary.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. XL VI I
WILSON & CO.
(ESTABLISHED 1817),
71 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH
(CORNER OF FREPERICK STREET),
DRESSING-CASE, WORK-BOX, WRITING-CASE, DESK, TEA-CADDIE, DESPATCH-BOX,
PLATE-CHEST, JEWEL-CASE, AND POCKET-BOOK MAKERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FANCY CABINET,
IVORY, SHELL, AND LEATHER GOODS.
AVERY large and beautiful Assortmeut of their Manufactures will always be found in Stock,
in every variety of pattern and style, in Wood, Ivory, Shell, Papier Mache, Enamelled,
Bronze, Embossed and Plain Velvets, Russia and Morocco Leathers, Brass-bound, Buhl'd, and Mar-
quetry, with Gold, Silver, and Plated Fittings, finished in the most substantial and faultless manner.
CABINETS, CASES, AND TABLES FITTED, SO AS TO COMBINE IN ONE
THE DRESSING-CASE, DESK, WORK-BOX, AND JEWEL-CASE.
MILITARY CANTEENS.
MEDICINE AND SPIRIT CHESTS, DRESSING, WRITING, AND BRUSH CASES,
MADE UP ESPECIALLY FOR INDIA.
A VARIETY OF DRAWING-ROOM ORNAMENTS, EMBRACING THE MOST
RECHERCHE PRODUCTIONS OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE,
TOGETHER WITH ALL THAT IS NEW IN FRENCH AND GERMAN
FANCY ARTICLES, MAKING THIS ONE OF THE MOST
COMPLETE, INTERESTING, AND CONVENIENT
ESTABLISHMENTS POSSIBLE, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO TRAVEL,
OR DESIROUS OF SELECTING
ELEGANT AND USEFUL PRESENTS.
Embroidery of all Sorts made up in Portfolios, Kote-Boolis, Cigar and Spectacle Cases,
rire-Screens, Urn and Book Stands.
CABINETS, INDIAN AND OTHER ARTICLES OP VEETU, AS ALSO ALL KINDS OP PATENT LOCKS.
BRONZE, WOOD, IVORY, SHELL, AND LEATHER GOODS REPAIRED AND REFITTED.
THOMAS DUNN,
(Bptitim, Jlatljemattcal anti pijiTosopIjical Sii^trument jHafeer,
50 NORTH HANOVER STREET, EDINBURGH.
(sign op the gilded globe),
HAS always on hand a Select Stock of SPECTACLES, in Gold, Silver, Tortoiseshell, Stee], and
Horn Frames, fitted either with Pebble or Glass Leases, and carefully adapted so as to
assist and preserve the sight of the wearers.
Eye-Glasses and Hand Spectacles, in Gold, Sil-
ver, Tortoiseshell, Steel, and Horn Mountings.
Theodolites, Surveying-levels, Mining-Com-
passes, Protractors, Levelling-Staves, Chains,
Tapes, Chain Scales, &c.
Dunn's improved Pantograph. T. D. solicits
an examination of this Instrument by Civil En-
gineers, Surveyors, Engravers, Lithographic
Draughtsmen, &c., confident it will be found to
be the most complete, delicate, and simple In-
strument yet made for copying, enlarging, or
reducing drawings of every kind.
Drawing Jnstruments, in cases, for Engineers,
Drawing Academies, Mathematical Classes, &c. ;
Pillar Compasses, Dividers, Steel Drawing Pens,
Bow Compa ses. Proportional Compasses, or any
other instrument separately.
Optic Squares, Parallel Rules, Rolling do., in
Ebony and Brass.
Telescopes, Microscopes, Magic Lanterns,
Botanical Glasses, Engravers' Glasses, Watch-
Magnifiers, &c.
Transit Instruments, Altitude and Azimuth
Instruments, Sextants, Quadrants, Pocket Com-
passes, Gunter Scales, &c.
Barometers, do. for measuring heights. Regis-
tering do.
Thermometers for the Bath, the Window, the
Pocket, Brewers', Bakers', Registering do.. Che-
mical do., &c.
Table Air- Pumps, Dunn's Improved do.. Elec-
trical Machines, Galvanic and magnetic Appara-
tus, Delicate Balances, Acid Hydrometers, AI-
kalimeters. Specific Gravity Bottles, &c. &c.
Dr Wright's new Counter Inductive Electro-Magnetic Machine, for the application of
Medical Electricity.
Every description of Experimental and Illustrative Apparatus, Models of Machines, Instru-
ments, &c., made to order.
Eepairs executed in the best manner, and on the Shortest Notice.
50 North Hanovek Street, Edinburgh. Sign of the Gilded Globe.
XL VIII MISCELLANEOUS ADVEETISEMENTS.
PICKFORD & CO.,
CONTRACTORS for LIFTING and DELIVERING GOODS in EDINBURGH and GLAS-
GOW for the CALEDONIAN, EDINBURGH and GLASGOW, and GLASGOW and
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANIES, and in that capacity beg leave to solicit a continu-
ance of the support they have formerly received. Being also Goods Agents for the LONDON
and NORTH-WESTERN, MIDLAND, and other important Railways, and Carriers on the
Southern liines, they are able to afford unusual facilities for the prompt and regular conveyance
of Merchandise to all parts of the kingdom.
They are prepared to undertake Town Cartage and to act as General Shipping Agents in
GLASGOW and EDINBURGH, at reasonable prices, as well as in LONDON, LIVERPOOL,
SOUTHAMPTON, and DUBLIN.
Glasgow Offices. — Cochrane Street ; Queen Street.
Edinburgh Offices. — Lothian Road Station; Drummond Street; North Bridge Station.
Leith Office. — Bank Street.
London Offices. — Castle, Wood Street, Cheapside; 395 Oxford Street; Vine Street, Regent
Street ; Wharfs 1 and 2 City Road Basin ; 1 Hunter Street, Old Kent Road ; Union Hall, Union
Street, Borough ; 9 South Wharf Road, Paddington ; Red Lion Yard, Princes Street, Westminster ;
Railway Station, Camden Town ; Railway Station, Haydon Square.
Castle, Wood Street, May 1854.
LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S MAGNIFICENT FIRST-CLASS
STEAM-SHIPS
TRIDENT, CLARENCE, AND LEITH,
Sail regularly between Gkanton Piek, Edinburgh, and St Kathakine's Whaef, Londox.
FARES.
Chief Cabin, 10s. Second Cabin, 7s. 6d. Deck, 53.
State Rooms fitted up in a superior style for Families, 20s.
Provisions supplied by the Stewards on board, at a moderate rate.
Stewards' Fees — First Cabin, 2s.; Second Cabin, Is.
For Fares and other particulars apply in London, to J. Clippingdalb, St Katharine's Wharf,
or at their Offices, 35 Leadenhall Street, 71 Lombard Street, or 37 Regent Circus. In Glasgow,
to John Mather, 62 West Nile Street. In Leith, at 14 Shore; and in Edinburgh, at 21 Waterloo
Place (opposite the Post-Office), to
May 1853. R. W. HAMILTON.
§«=■ Trains start from Railway Stations, Princes Street and Scotland Street, Edinburgh, before
the sailing of the vessels.
N.B. — Passengers should embark half an hour before the time appointed for sailing.
Bills as to the sailing of the Company's Packets for the Continent to be had at the above
Offices.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. XLIX
STEAM CONVEYANCE FOR PASSENGERS AND GOODS
BETWEEN
LONDON AND LEITH,
BY THE LONDON, LEITH, EDINBURGH, AND GLASGOW SHIPPING COMPANY'S
FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS,
ROTAL ADELAIDE, AND ROTAL VICTORIA.
THE DIRECTORS of this Company respectfully intimate that their Splendid and Powerful
STEAM-SHIPS, are appointed to sail from LEITH or GRANTON PIER every SATUR-
DAY; and from IRONGATE WHARF, adjoining the TOWER, LONDON, on the same days.
The Cabins will be found to be spacious and well ventilated ; and there being several State
Rooms, with from two to four Beds, Families can be provided with most comfortable accommo-
dation.
Provisions to be had on board, at Moderate Rates.
FARES MODERATE.
Steward's Fee, First Cabin, 2s. : Second Cabin, Is.
Three barrel bulk of personal Luggage for each Passenger, Free. No goods allowed as
luggage.
%* This Company are not accountable for Passengers' Luggage.
Plans of the Cabins will be shewn, and every information as to Freight and Passage may be
had at the Company's Offices in London, Edinburgh, or Leith.
AGENTS.
David Thomson, Irongate Wharf, and 82 Lombard Street; H. Underwood, 56 Haymarket;
Spread Eagle, Regent Circus, London ; Steam-ship Office, 9 Waterloo Place, Edinburgh.
THOS. DOWIE, Manager.
Office at Leith, Upper Drawbridge.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDINBURGH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION
FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
7 GREAT KING STREET, EDINBURGR
Principal— H. OLLENDOEFF.
ALL those Languages, Sciences, and Arts,
■which constitute the accomplished
Education of a Lady, are taught by fourteen
eminent Masters and ten experienced Mis-
tresses, at the very moderate Annual Fee of
£16, Is. 6d. No extra charge whatever. Re-
ferences to the Parents of Pupils.
Prospectuses sent free on application to the
Principal, or the Lady Superintendent of the
Seminary.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT ACADEMY,
23 ST PATRICK SQUARE,
CONDUCTED BY MR SIBBALD,
WITH ACCOMPLISHED ASSISTANTS.
MR SIBBALD respectfully intimates to
the Inhabitants of the Southern Dis-
tricts, that, at the Urgent Recommendation
of many veiy respectable famihes in this
neighbourhood — who had long felt the want
of an Efficient Seminary, within a Conve-
nient Distance, combined with Moderate
Charffes — he has been induced to remove his
Academy from PORTLAND PLAGE to that
Central House, 23 ST PATRICK SQUARE.
The Classes in this Institution are con-
ducted on the most Approved Systems of
Tuition, and comprehend all the gradations in
E^^GLISH, CoJiiiERCiAL, and Classical Depart-
ments, calculated to aiford a hberal and finish-
ed Education, under the superintendence of
Mr SiBBALD, assisted by Masters filling high
ranks among the Instructors of the Young.
]\Ii' SiBBALD, and also the Masters and As-
sistants, wiU devote unremitting attention to
the ^Mental Development, Moral and Reli-
gious Training, Outward Deportment, and
the Health and Cojifort of the Youth
committed to their charge by Parents and
Guardians who appreciate these advantages.
The Young Ladies and Gentlemen in the
higher Classes are taught in separate rooms.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.— English— Read-
ing, Elocution, Grammar, and Composition.
Geography — Hlstort — 3Iodern Languages
— Sciences — ^Writing, Arithjietic, and Book-
keeping— Mathematics — Music — Drawing
— D.\NciNG and Calisthenics — Needlework.
Fees Moderate. Payable in Advance.
MR ADAM'S SCHOOL,
27 ST JAIIES' SQUARE, EDINBURGH.
IF E E S,
(Payable in Advance),
Junior Class, 10s. 6d., with writing, 12s. per qr.
Senior Class, . . . 15s.
Private Drawing Class, 10s. 6d.
Private Writing and Arithmetic
Class, .... 7s. 6d,
QUARTER DAYS.
1st October — 15th December — 1st March
—15th May.
GYMNASIDM.
R FRANCALANZA, Fencing-Master
to the Philosophical Institution,
Circus Place School, Rev. R. Moir's, Canon-
miUs House, &c., gives instruction daily in
Fencing, Single-Stick, and Gymnastics, at his
Gymnasium (under the Music IlaU, George
Street), and at his Rooms, 59 South Bridge,
where terms, &c. may be known.
Mr Francalanza continues to devote a few
hours to giving Lessons on the Guitar, and
in Singing.
esta5lis6et( 1837,
fVIR W. F. VERNON,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
MAY be consulted upon any Branch of
his Profession, Free.
NATURAL, ARTIFICIAL, and MINE-
RAL TEETH, fixed upon the most approved
principles, without the least pain, from a
Single Tooth to a Complete Set, which he
guarantees wiU restore the Wearer every Com-
fort in Articiilation and Mastication, and at
the same time preserve the original form of
the Mouth.
Mr V. considers that it is utterly useless to
quote prices in Advertisements, on account
of the very great variety of materials that
teeth may be made of, but he shall, as hither-
to, be as moderate in his charges as any Den-
tist in the Kingdom.
Specimens and Prices to he seen at the
Establishment.
Advice and Medicine to the Poor, gratis,
from Nine till Ten a.m.
The Profession supplied with Sea Cow and
River Horse Tusks.
No. 80 Princes Street,
{Opposite the West Corner of the P<.oyal Institution),
EDINBURGH.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LI
HUME AND MELVILLE,
PLUMBERS, BRASS-FOUNDERS,
GAS-FITTERS, LEAD MERCHANTS, LEAD AND
TIN PIPE MANUFACTURERS,
1 REGISTER PLACE, EDINBURGH, and
102 CONSTITUTION STREET, LEITH.
Gas-lamps, Lustres, Brackets, Pendants, Pillars,
&c., of New and Elegant Designs.
HOUSES fitted up with GAS TUBING.
CORNICE and PICTURE RODS. WIN-
DOW GUARDS and PLATES.
BATHS of every description — Hot, Cold,
and Shower.
PATENT WATER-CLOSETS of a new con-
struction, without Wires or Cranks, and well
adapted for situations where a Cistern cannot
be got immediately above the Water-closet
Seat.
COMMON PUMPS of Lead or Cast-metal,
for Fields, Farm-yards, or Cottages ; LIFT or
FORCE PUMPS, for Raising Water to Houses ;
GARDEN ENGINES; BEER PUMPS;
WATER FOUNTAINS for Pleasure Grounds.
WATER-RAMS or SELF-ACTING EN-
GINES, well suited for the supply of Country
Mansions, where the Water Coui'se or Springs
are below the site of the House.
ZINC WINDOWS made to any design, for
Churches, Cottages, and Workshops.
Orders for Kepairs promptly attended to, and
carefully executed.
The Trade supplied with
ROLLED LEAD, SHEET ZENC,
LEAD PIPE, GAS and ZINC TUBING,
LUSTRES, GAS-FITTINGS, PUMPS,
COCKS, WATER CLOSETS, and
PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK generally.
CICERI ^ PINI,
CAKVERS, GILDERS, AND LOOKING-GLASS
MANUFACTURERS,
81 LEITH STREET,
EESPECTFULLY invite inspection of their
large and varied Stock of MIRRORS,
which will be found replete with Pier Mirrors
in richly-carved Wood Gilt I'rames, of the
most elegant and recherche designs, with Tables
to correspond. Also Mantelpiece Mirrors of
all Sizes, at the lowest price consistent with
first quaUty of Glass and best style of Work-
manship.
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES, 'WIN-
DOW CORNICES, &c., made to order to any
required Size and Ornamental Device.
N.B. — Mirrors for the country carefuUy
packed, and guaranteed safe at destination.
ARTISTS' AMD MECHANICS' TOOLS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has recently made con-
siderable additions to hLs Stock of
TOOLS and FILES, both of English and of
Foreign Manufacture, embracing the various
descriptions used by Dentists, Engravers,
Jewellers, Gimsmiths, Clock and Watch-
makers, Engineers, House Carpenters, Cabinet-
makers, &c.
Emigrants would do well to inspect the
Stock of the Subscriber.
THOMS RUSSELL,
6 and 7 Hunter Square, Edinburgli.
JOHN SmiTH,
UMBRELU AND PARASOL MANUFACTURER AND
FURRIER,
78 PRINCES STREET,
{Opiwsite Royal Institution),
AS always on hand an Extensive Assort-
ment of Silk, Alpaca, and Gingham
Umbrellas, Manufactured from the best
materials, in the newest and most fashionable
styles of Mounting.
prices moderate.
WALKING CANES in great Variety.
PARASOLS, in plain Brown and Figured
Silks and Satins, all sizes.
CARRIAGE PARASOLS, with Rosewood,
Sycamore, and Ivory Folding Handles, in
Glac6, British Watered, and French Mono
Antique Silks, in all the prevailing colours,
richly fringed and Lined.
UM3RELLAS & PARASOLS COVERED & REPAIRED.
FURS. — The Fur Department presents at
aU times a choice assortment of rich Furs in.
long and short Boas, Muffs, Gauntlets, Cuffs,
&c. All inferior quahties being strictly ex-
cluded, purchasers may rely on bemg supphed
with a superior class of goods ; and, as J. S.
sells Furs on the same moderate scale of
Profits as his other goods, the prices will be
found much below what is usually charged
for Furs of similar quahty.
inspection invited.
FURS CLEANED, ALTERED, AND REPAIRED.
Observe-78 PRINCES STREET,
(Corner Shop, opposite Royal Institution).
LII
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
THE LATEST EDITIONS of the LON-
DON NEWSPAPERS forwarded direct
from London, with the greatest regularity, to
all parts of the United Kingdom, at the same
price as charged in London or Edinburgh.
JOHN SUTHERLAND & CO.
London News- Agents,
12 Calton Street, Edinburgh.
JAMES MARR & CO.,
TYPEFOUNDERS AND PRINTERS' JOINERS
EDINBURGH AND LONDON,
AND
MARR, THOM, & CO., DUBLIN,
Successors to the Business of A. and P. Wilson,
(established 1742),
Have always on hand
J300K, NE"WSPAPER, JOBBING, k FANCY
FOUNTS, of all sizes.
METAL AOT) WOOD STEREOTYPE BLOCKS,
and every description of
printers' Scfncr SHork.
UacMnes for Metering Brass and Metal Rules,
witli Superior Lead-cutter and Eeglet-cutter.
HOnSEHOLD FHRNISHINGS.
JAMES CHARLES,
FURNISHES'G IRONMONGER,
NO. 20 BROUGHTON STREET, EDINBURGH,
EESPECTFULLY intimates to his Friends
and the Pubhc, that he has now laid
in a carefully selected Stock of First Class
Ironmongery, including an Assortment of
Electro -Plated, Nickel Silver, and Queen's
^letal Articles. Table Cutlery of every de-
scription, in the Newest and most Fashion-
able Patterns. Papier Mache and Iron
Japanned Tea and Coffee Trays, &c. Grates,
Fenders, and Fire-irons of the newest designs,
which he wiU sell on the most Moderate
Terms.
J. C, in returning his sincere thanks for the
encouragement he has already received, trusts,
by strict personal attention to business, and
by keepmg Goods of the best quality, to merit
a continued share of Pubhc Patronage.
iV.5.— All kinds of Smith Work, Tinsmith
Work, Gas-Fitting, &c., and every attention
paid to Jobbing and Repairs.
New Buildings, 20 Broughton Street,
{Immediately/ below St Pauls Chapel).
GARB.
JOHN LOUGH,
SUTER, CHIMNEY-SWEEPER, AND SMOKE-GURER,
TN returning grateful thanks for past
favours, begs to inform his numerous
Friends and the Pubhc, that he is always
ready to execute, with care and despatch, all
orders, either in town or country, with which
he may be intnisted.
CANS AND IRON MACHINES FIHED UP ON THE
SHORTEST NOTIGL
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR, &c.
19 WILLIAM STREET,
AND
14 JAMAICA STREET, EDINBURGH.
MR ROBERT THORNTON,
60 NORTH BRIDGE, EDINBURGH,
BEGS to thank his Friends for the kind
support which he has received at their
hands since he commenced Business as a
Practical and Consulting Engineer, embrac-
1. Valuations of Railway Rolling Stock.
2. Inspecting and Reporting on the state of
Permanent Way.
3. Making out Plans and Specifications of
all the various Branches of Railway
Plant and RoUing Stock.
4. Making out Plans and Specifications of
Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Paper Mills,
Sugar Mills, and Machinery of every
kind, worked either by steam or water-
power.
5. Register for workmen of good character
of every branch of Engineering has
been opened by him, and he has a great
number of names now on his list.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIII
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS.
f^ EORGE LAING, Manufacturer of Spring,
xJT Venetian, Cloth-Roller, Wire-Gauze,
and every description of Window Blinds.
House Agent, and Undertaker, 70 Potter-
bow (whose workmanship and prices have
met the warm approval of his Patrons during
the last thirteen years), has always on hand a
Large Stock of the very best Materials.
Orders Executed on the Shortest Notice.
.^ Terms Moderate — Lowest Price Asked.
GAVIN YOUNG,
LAPIDARY,
CLARK'S, OR LOGIE MILL COTTAGE,
BLANFIELD ROW,
(Near Canoiunills),
EESPECTFULLY intimates his Removal
from No. 7 BARONY STREET, OLD
BROUGHTON, to the above New Pi-emises,
having Water Power, where he is now enabled,
by the aid of more powerful Machinery, to Cut
and Pohsh Large Slabs of Jasper, Pebbles, &c.
"WITH every other DETAIL OF THE BUSINESS.
Always on hand, a Great Variety of
POLISHED SPECIMENS.
miFIGIAL LIMBS, TRUSSES,
AND BANDAGES.
J HENRY, Artificial Limb and Bandage
• Maker, No. 29 West Register Street,
makes all kinds of Artificial Limbs, Spine and
Limb Supports, Hernial and Surgical Band-
ages, Knee-Caps, Laced Stockings, &c., on the
most approved principles.
Moderate Charges.
WHIPS! WHIPS!! WHIPS!!!
The Oldest Established Whip Manufactory
IN Scotland.
THERE are Thousands of Gentlemen, Mer-
chants, and others in Scotland, England,
and Ireland, who do not know where or hoxo
to dispose of their old Business Books, Libra-
ries, «&c.
' The Subscriber begs, therefore, to intimate
that he is ready at all times to purchase such
for immediate Cash.
Old Newspapers, Old Ledgers, Day-
BooKS, Journals, Letter-Books, Old Let-
ters, Invoices, Old Vellum, and Parch-
ments.
LIBRARIES purchased in Town and Coun-
try, upon an hour's notice.
Old Manuscripts of every description,
Session Papers, Law Papers of every descrij)-
tion, Parliamentary Reports, Printed
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GILBERT ADCOCK, 50 High Street,
nearly opposite John Knox's Old House, Edin-
burgh.
G. A. purchases Booksellers' Stocks of every
description in Sheet and Bound.
Large and Small Lots of New and
Old Books.
G& J. LEGGAT, Whipmakers to the
• Queen, 4 Brown Square, Edinburgh,
beg to assure the Public that nothing shall be
wanting on their part to merit a continuance
of those favours hitherto conferred on the
above Estabhshment.
The Newest Styles always in Stock.
MONEY LOAN OFFICE,
39 SOUTH BRIDGE,
{First Entry South of the Bails).
qiHE EDINBURGH LOAN COMPANY
jL advance MONEY on SILVER PLATE,
PIECE GOODS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY,
BOOKS, and the usual sorts of Moveable Pro-
perty, on liberal terms.
Private Apartments for confidential busi-
ROB. WILSON, Manager.
Observe-39 SOUTH BRIDGE.
EQUITABLE
LOAN COMPANY OF SCOTLAND,
No. 4 MILNE SQUARE.
Capital, £75,000— Instituted, 1824.
Geo. Edge, ]\Iauager, and Sole Acting Partner.
THIS COMPANY advance Money on Loan
upon Silver Plate, Watches, Jewels, Soft
and Piece Goods, Apparel, Books, and every
description of Moveable Property, on Liberal
Terms.
Private Consulting Rooms for Persons wish-
ing to transact business with the Manager
only.
N.B. — The Sale-Room, for disposal of their
Unredeemed Goods by Private Bargain, is at
No. 1 Hunter Square (one Stair up).
LIV
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOMEY TO LEND,
IN LAEGE OR SMALL SUAIS.
THE SOUTH BRIDGE PAWNBROKiNG COMPANY,
Instituted 1812,
THROUGH Wm. C. POOLE, their Manag-
ing Partner, advance liberally on Gold
and Silver Plate, Jewels, Pictures, Books,
Bed and Table Lisex, Wearing Apparel,
and similar effects, at their office, 35 South
Bridge Street (First Entry North of the Rails).
^* AU negotiations held strictly confiden-
tial, and Private Apartments are provided for
consultation with the JIanager oidy.
Private Entrance— 55 NIDDRY STREET
(Fronting Old Freemason's Hall).
The SALEROOMS are open daily, and will
be found well worthy of a visit.
35 South Bridge, and 55 Niddry Street.
FRENCH GLEANING AND DYEING
ESTABLISHMENTS.
H. WORTHAM,
1 QUEEN STREET, and
50 LONDON STREET, EDINBURGH,
SILK AND WOOLLEN DYER.
Silks, Satins, and Velvets, Cleaned or Dyed.
Damasks, Moreens, Table-Covebs, Carpets,
&c., Cleaned.
India and British Shawls Cleaned.
Kjd Gloves Cleaned, free from smeU.
Mourning Dyed every Week.
Parcels forwarded to all parts of the Kingdom.
mESSRS p. $c R- HAY,
(Late Cooper),
SUK-DYEES, SCOTJEEES, &c.,
"OESPECTFULLY intimate, that, for the
X\) convenience of their Customers and the
Public, they have opened the Shop
No. 5 South. St David Street,
where Goods will be received and given out
in connexion with their long-established and
weU-known Premises at
No. 1 Heriot Buildings, Leith Walk.
F. & W. COOPER HAY,
SILK DYERS AND SCOURERS.
EESPECTFULLY intimate that, for the
convenience of their Customers a.nd
the Pubhc, they have opened the Receiving
Offices,
Nos, 11 South Frederick Street, and
63 Clerk Street,
where Goods wiU be received and given out,
in connexion with their Estabhshment,
1 Heriot' s Place, Leith Walk.
CLOTHING DEPOSITORY,
No. 4 ST MARY'S WYND.
PATRICK CONWAY & CO., Tailors and
Clothiers, return their most grateful
thanks to their Friends and the Pubhc, for
the liberal support they have hitherto received,
and hope, by following the same system, of
giving every article in their line good, at a
very small remunerating profit, to merit a
continuance of their patronage.
N. B. — Gentlem en's Wearing Apparel bought
or taken in exchange. The highest prices
given for Naval and Military Uniforms. At-
tendance given at place of residence, on the
shortest notice. Goods sent from the Coun-
try, the full value will be sent in course of first
Post. All Letters Post Paid, addressed to P.
C. & Co., wiE be punctually attended to.
NOTICE.
CAST-OFF CLOTHES PURCHASED FOR
EXPORTATION.
J MIES DOHERTY, 2 St ]\Iart's_Wtnd,
Edinburgh, most respectfully informs
his numerous customers of the Nobihty,
Gentry, and Inhabitants of the City of Edin-
burgh, Leith, Portobello, and surrounding dis-
trict, that he continues to purchase every
description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cast-
off Wearing Apparel, Naval and J^Iilitary
Cast-off Uniforms, &c. &c.
PjS — As they are purchased exclusively for
exportation, the highest price will be decidedly
given.
N.B. — Communications by post (free) or
otherwise, will be strictly attended to.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LV
OBSERVE! OBSERVES
THE mimm establishments,
25 & 81 St Mary's Wynd.
WANTED to purchase, Cast-off "Wearing
Apparel of every description, Naval
and Military Uniforms, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen of Edinburgh and
Vicinity, are most respectfully informed that
large quantities of the above are wanted for
home sale and exportation.
The highest price will be decidedly given
in cash.
N.B. — Orders by post most punctually at-
tended to.
Address-JAMES M'lVER, Clothier,
25 or 81 St Mary's Wynd,
Edinburgh.
EDMONSTONE
GOAL & FmE-BRIGK WORKS,
Office— St Leonard's Depot, Edinburgh.
A REGULAR supply of Edmonstone Coal
can be had as above, or delivered in
any part of Edinburgh.
Also FiREFEOOF Chimney Cans, Flower
Vases, Fire-Brick, Fire-Brick Pavement.
Orders sent to Andrew Gray, Proprietors'
Agent, will meet with prompt attention.
WELLWOOD COAL.
"OEGULAR supplies of this well-known
J\ Coal are received here per the Edin-
burgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway, direct
from the WELLWOOD COLLIERIES at
Duntermlixe. These Coals are particularly
recommended to Families, Public Offices,
Bakers, &c., who wish a Coal of the very
finest quality.
The Subscriber is Sole Agent for the WeU-
wood Coals, in Edinburgh, and no other Coal
is sold by him.
THOMAS BAIGRIE.
Scotland Street Station, Edinburgh,
Granton, and 43 Charlotte Street, Leith.
House,— Windlestrawlee.
DALKEITH GOAL
DALKEITH COLLIERY OFFICE,
ST LEONAED'S.
EEGULAR SUPPLIES (fresh from the
Pits every day) of the following well-
known Coal : —
Best Jewel Coal.
Smeaton Jewel Coal.
Coronation Coal.
Household Coal.
Orders addressed to George Baigrie, Pro-
prietors' Agent at the above Office, punctually
attended to.
N".B. — ^0 Agency charged for Coal ordered at
this Office.
North British Railway Stations, North
Bridge, Edinburgh.
A REGULAR SUPPLY of the above
strong heated useful Coal can be had,
or delivered in any part of Edinburgh.
Orders sent to John Kinlay, No. 1 Coal
Office, below the North Bridge, or to No. 4
Arthur Street, will meet with prompt atten-
tion.
Edinburgh, May 1854.
CHARLES BROWN
BEGS leave to intimate that he has now,
and will continue to have, a regular
supply of the well known Benhar Coal, of
superior quahty, from a Newly Opened Pit.
Also all kinds of Scotch Coal, by Railway and
Canal, at the lowest current prices.
Genuine WaUsend EngUsh of the finest
quality.
Apply to Charles Brown, St Leonard's
House, St Leonard's Depot, and at No. 3 Hay-
market Station.
A SUPPLY of COAL from COLTNESS
COLLIERY (Wishaw), to Caledonian
Railway Depot, Lothian Road. It is a soft,
lasty, superior article, having a good deal of
the quality of English Coal.
Apply to George Russell, Manager for
Charles Brown, at the Depot, Lothian Road,
or to Charles Brown, St Leonai-d's House,
and 3 liaymarket Station (West End), agent
for the above.
LVI
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENGLISH COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg to intimate that
they have always on hand fresh sup-
phes from the most celebrated CoUieries.
Also, Scotch Coal at the lowest prices, for
Cash. Orders for Five Tons, and upwards,
supplied direct from the Vessels.
Address to Sloan & Stoddart, English
Coal Depot, Leith Walk.
H. ROBINSON,
PERIODICAL AND NEWS- AGENT,
11 Greenside Street, Edinburgh,
EDINBURGH AND DALKEITH
RAILWAY COAL.
THO^LA.S DIXOX & SON, Coal Mer-
CHAJN'TS, 1 St Leonard Street, hereby in-
timate to their Friends and the Pubhc, that
they continue to supply, at the current prices,
the different kinds of Scotch and English
Coal.
KINDLING WOOD.
FIREWOOD FACTORV, CASSELS' PLACE,
Foot of Leith Walk.
THE LATEST EDITIONS of the LON-
DON NEWSPAPERS forwarded direct .
from London, with the greatest regularity, to
aU parts of the Kingdom.
Agent for Family Friend, Family Herald,
London Journal, Reynolds' Miscellany, Home
Thoughts, Magazine of Art, Home Companion,
Home Circle, and all other Edinburgh and
Glasgow and London Periodicals.
Agent for Orr's Circle of the Sciences, the
Illustrated News, Ladies' Newspaper, Weekly
Times, Lloyd's and Reynold's Newspapers,
News of the World, The Leader.
Country Booksellers will find a great advan-
tage in sending their orders to 11 Greenside
Street, as they will rarely, if ever, be disap-
pointed in the receipt of a single book, how-
ever smaU in price. Gentlemen ordering, and
remitting Penny Postage Stamps for any
Newspapers or Periodicals, &c., will receive
prompt attention.
Terms to the Trade very Liberaz.
H. R. has parcels from London daily.
THIS Advertisement is chiefly addressed
to those Famihes who are careful not
to have Old Wood from torn do%\ai buildings
sent to their houses, which is sure to intro-
duce vermin. The Wood from this Factory
is all imported for the purpose. It is fresh
and clean, and dehvered in Edinbui'gh at a
reasonable ]Drice.
BULLION DEALER, GOLDSMITH,
LAPIDARY, & JEWELLER,
Wm. MORTIMER,
18 North Bridge, Edinburgh.
GOLD, Silver, Old Coins, Lace, &c. bought
and sold. Dentists' Gold Plate and
Wire, always on hand.
Scotch Pebbles, Jaspers, Cairngorms, Pearls,
Gems, &c.
Lapidary and Jewellery Work of all kinds
manufactured in every design.
Hair Work repaii-s, &c. neatly executed.
G. MAGDONALD,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
7 DUKE STREET, EDINBURGH,
EETURNS thanks for the past year's
favours, and trusts to merit a con-
tinuance,
G. M. supplies, elegantly bound, 3s. 6d., his
Work,
" Dalmocand's Poems and Essays,"
" Having for its object the enforcement of self-denial, and
nobleness of purpose." — Dundee Advertiser.
" Many of the Poems are good, and some of the Essays
superior." — Wilness.
" The -nriter enunciates principles of great importance."
— Glasgoic Examiner.
" The subjects are treated of in a spirit which will be
generally appreciated." — Morning Advertiser.
"His Essays contain many beantifnl thoufjhts, original
and well expressed." — Neio Brunswick Reporter.
" The book is one which no one can penise without expe-
riencing both pleasure and ■profit."— Banff shin Journal
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
LVII
WILLIAM CALDEE,
SAIL MAKER,
SAIL-CLOTH AND PATENT CORDAGE STORE,
21 & 22 COMMERCIAL PLACE, LEITH ;
ALSO,
MILITARY EMIGRANT AND BELL TENT MAKER.
IN
EXTRA LONG FLAX CANVAS.
Bleached Canvas.
Boiled Do.
Brown Do.
Tarpanling Do.
Ducks, Sacking, and Sacks.
Cork Fenders.
Hammocks, &o.
W. C. begs to call the attention
2 k
CORDAGE BOLT-ROPES.
Hawsers, Warps, White Eopes.
Manilla Rope, Hamber-lines.
log-lines, Fishing-lines.
Marline House-lines.
Composition and Iron Thimbles.
Palms, Needles, Sail-Hooks.
Marlinespikes, Fids, &c.
of Emigrants to the above.
LVIII
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTLSEMENTS.
VISIT THE ANGLING ARMORY OF
A. & G. WILSON,
FISHING TACKLE MAKERS BY SPECIAL APPOINT-
MENT TO H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT,
34 Princes Street, Edinburgh.
A& G. WILSOX respectfully caU the
• attention of Noblemen and Gentle-
men to their present extensive Stock, which
will be found replete with every article in the
line.
FLIES DRESSED TO ORDER-BAIT OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
Cases fitted up in a few hours' notice with
every thing requisite for the various localities
to which gentlemen may be proceeding.
Their long experience enables them to give
every information.
An early call requested.
Observe ike Address —
Angler's Eesort, No. 34 Princes Street.
Dealers in Live Birds, Foreign and British.
MALT LIQUORS.
THE Subscriber, in calling the attention of
Families to his large stock of Malt
Liquors selected from the undernoted eminent
brewers, considers that any comment of his
own upon the quality brewed by them would
be altogether supei-fluous, further than state,
that from his superior cellarage accommoda-
tion, he is enabled to send out all the varieties,
at all times, in the best possible condition.
Barclay, Perkins and Co.'s xx Porter,
Reid and Co.'s Double Stont do., .
R. Maunders and Co.'s Dublin do. do
Bass and Co.'s India Pale Ale,
Allsop's do. do.
Younger and Co.'s £7 Ale
Usher and Co.'s £6 do. .
Drybrough and Co.'s £5 do. .
Do. do. £3 do. .
Do. do. Table Beer Is. 6d.
Prestonpans do.
Quarts.
Per do/.
, 6s. Od.
5s. Od.
. 4s. Od.
5s. Od.
5s. Od.
6s. Os.
5s. Od.
4s. Od.
2s. 6d.
, 2s. Od.
2s. 6d.
PlXTS.
Per doz,
3s. Od.
2s. 6d.
2s. Od.
2s. 6d.
2s. 6d.
3s. Od.
2s. 6d.
2s. Od.
HENRY BIRD,
WINE MERCHANT AND GROCER,
2 LEGGAT'S LAND, STOCKBRIDGE, EDINBURGH.
LIX
NOTICE. — The following information with respect to the British Forces
in Turkey and the Baltic, vms received too late to he inserted in the
Table of Foreign and Colonial Regulations.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
letters for the British Fleet in the Baltic,
via Dantzic.
General Post Office, June 1854.
Her Majesty's Government having made arrangements for keeping up a Weekly com-
mxinication between the British Fleet in the Baltic and the port of Dantzic, by means of a
steam- vessel to be detached from the fleet for the purpose. Mails will hereafter be forwarded
weekly to Dantzic, for transmission by that vessel.
The mails will be made up and despatched from London every Tuesday Evening, and
will be addressed to the care of the British consul at Dantzic, who will dehver them to the
naval officer appointed to receive them.
All Letters upon which the requisite amount of postage has been prepaid, will be sent
in these Mails, unless otherwise addressed.
Upon Officers' Letters, the following combined British and Foreign rates of postage
must be paid in advance, viz. : —
Not exceeding Half an ounce in weight, . . Os. 8d.
Exceeding Half an ounce, and not exceeding One ounce, Is. 4d.
Exceeding One ounce, and not exceeding Two ounces, 2s. 8d.
and so on, according to the scale for charging Inland Letters.
Ordinary Soldiers and Seamen's Letters, posted in conformity with the usual regula-
tions, may be forwarded via Dantzic, provided a combined British and Foreign rate of post-
age of Five-pence be paid in advance.
Newspapers cannot be sent by this route.
Letters for Soldiers and Seamen serving in the British fleet in the Baltic may still be
forwarded, under the usual regulations, for a postage of one penny, by her Majesty's ships
proceeding from England, but such opportunities will necessarily be uncertain.
Letters, &c. for the British Forces in Turkey
and the Black Sea.
General Post Office, Jxme 1854.
The French government having liberally offered to place the British forces in Turkey
and the Black Sea upon the same advantageous footing with the French forces in respect of
correspondence conveyed by French Mediterranean packets, and her Majesty's government
[ LX ]
having accepted this ofifer, Closed Mails will hereafter be sent to the British forces in Tur*
key by the route of France ; and all Letters and Newspapers upon which the requisi^a
amount of postage has been prepaid will be sent in these Mails, unless otherwise addressed:.
Upon the correspondence so conveyed the following combined British and French
rates of postage must be paid in advance, viz. : —
For a Letter addressed to an Officer in the British Army or Navy, or to a Non-Com-
missioned Officer, Private Soldier, or Seaman in Turkey or the Black Sea —
Weighing under Quarter of an ounce, . . . Os. 3d.
Weighing Quarter of an ounce, and under Half an ounce Os. 6d.
Exceeding Half an ounce, and not exceeding One ounce Is. Od.
Exceeding One ounce, and not exceeding Two ounces . Is. 2d.
Exceeding Two ounces, and not exceeding Three ounces Is. 4d.
Exceeding Three ounces, and under Three and a-half ounces Is. 6d.
Exceeding Three and a-half ounces, and not exceeding Four
ounces . . . , . . . 23. 4d.
and so on, adding 2d. British for each additional ounce, and lOd. French postage for every
three and a-half ounces.
Newspapers will be liable to a postage of 2d. each, which must also be paid in advance.
As the French mode of charging postage is by the quarter ounce, it is necessary that
a Letter should be under a quarter of an ounce in weight, in order to secure the advantage
of the lowest rate.
The French Mail Packets leave Marseilles for Constantinople on the 1st, 6th, 11th,
16th, 21st, and 26th of each month, and the latest period for posting in London Letters
and Newspapers intended to be forwarded by these packets will be the evenings of the 3d,
8th, 13th, 18th, 23d, and 28th, but when the month has 31 days, Letters, &c. maybe posted
on the 29th instead of the 28th.
Letters must be posted on the previous evenings when any of the above dates fall on
a Sunday.
Letters for Soldiers and Seamen serving in the British Army or Navy in Turkey or the
Black Sea, may still be forwarded under the usual regulations for a postage of One Penny,
in the British Packets, by the route of Southampton and ^lalta, and thence by a vessel of
war ; but the opportunities for the transmission of these Letters beyond Malta are neces-
earily uncertain.
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